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General Philatelic/Gen. Discussion : This question requires an expert on Canada post marks

 

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!

01 Jul 2021
07:48:45pm
I have a question that either requires a major expert or someone with better reference books than I have. There are two Black Points in Nova Scotia, one just outside of Liverpool (my home town) and one outside Halifax (where I live now). I have several for the one I live in now that both are written in a circle Black Point (Hal). I have yet to find one from the one outside Liverpool, it was an older Black community that changed its name a long time ago to Mersey Point. The book I own shows a few post marks but mainly just lists all early Canadian post offices. It acknowledges both communities had post offices and gives no idea what the post marks are like. I have lately seen a Black Point NS cover that just says Black Point. Does anyone out there have a reference book that will say which Black Point this is? I always assumed the one in Liverpool would say Black Point (Liv.) or Black Point (Queens) for Queens County. Can anyone help me? I think there is a reference book that gives all post offices and their post marks, but I could be wrong! This is a very specific question!!
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02 Jul 2021
06:54:24am
re: This question requires an expert on Canada post marks

Nova Scotia Postal History Volume 1 by MacPherson is a reference. I will send you a scan of the Queens Blackpoint
HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!
Two clues ...All Blackpoint Queens postmarks would be before 1923 and the name change .Also the Blackpoint (QUEENS) has Queens in brackets.
I sent a scan of my copies to your email. Let me know if you receive them
Cheryl

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02 Jul 2021
07:54:28am
re: This question requires an expert on Canada post marks

Hi Cheryl
I thought you'd get back to me on this. I sent you a link to the item by e-mail. It definitely has nothing in brackets and the date is 1899 - very odd! Thanks for sending me the scan of the Black Point covers. If I win this item I will give it to you for your collection, for me it is a novelty, it really should be in a collection of post marks.

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
01 Jul 2021
07:48:45pm

I have a question that either requires a major expert or someone with better reference books than I have. There are two Black Points in Nova Scotia, one just outside of Liverpool (my home town) and one outside Halifax (where I live now). I have several for the one I live in now that both are written in a circle Black Point (Hal). I have yet to find one from the one outside Liverpool, it was an older Black community that changed its name a long time ago to Mersey Point. The book I own shows a few post marks but mainly just lists all early Canadian post offices. It acknowledges both communities had post offices and gives no idea what the post marks are like. I have lately seen a Black Point NS cover that just says Black Point. Does anyone out there have a reference book that will say which Black Point this is? I always assumed the one in Liverpool would say Black Point (Liv.) or Black Point (Queens) for Queens County. Can anyone help me? I think there is a reference book that gives all post offices and their post marks, but I could be wrong! This is a very specific question!!

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"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that. George Carlin"
2010ccg

02 Jul 2021
06:54:24am

re: This question requires an expert on Canada post marks

Nova Scotia Postal History Volume 1 by MacPherson is a reference. I will send you a scan of the Queens Blackpoint
HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!
Two clues ...All Blackpoint Queens postmarks would be before 1923 and the name change .Also the Blackpoint (QUEENS) has Queens in brackets.
I sent a scan of my copies to your email. Let me know if you receive them
Cheryl

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
02 Jul 2021
07:54:28am

re: This question requires an expert on Canada post marks

Hi Cheryl
I thought you'd get back to me on this. I sent you a link to the item by e-mail. It definitely has nothing in brackets and the date is 1899 - very odd! Thanks for sending me the scan of the Black Point covers. If I win this item I will give it to you for your collection, for me it is a novelty, it really should be in a collection of post marks.

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"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that. George Carlin"
        

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