Want to see Guide Lines!

I find Guide lines interesting, so I started collecting them, here is Scott 300 top left margin sheet single with the lines crossing. One of my most liked stamp designs of the U.S Stamps.

 

Scott 267 left sheet margin guide line.

 

Scott 319 Type One, Left top sheet margin double lines.

 

Scott 264,1896, Lower right side guide line.

 

Scott 300 pair One right hand guide line and one left hand guide line both would be middle of sheet, on this morning cover. 1906

 

Scott 499 Type 1, middle left sheet goods, 1923, could be also identified as a booklet pane 499E, guide line middle left. Note if purchasing a single on cover pay the lower price as a sheet goods type not a Booklet pane type. If there is no certificate from the experts.

 

Scott 267 type 3, 901 middle sheet goods guide line.

 

Scott #329 early date May 29 1907 Washington D.C. , Top left Sheet good with two guide lines.

 

Scott # 530 1918 Middle left sheet good guide line.

 

Scott# 279 line of three right side guide line of sheet goods.

 

Scott 264 pair ride side sheet goods, Dec 28 1897

 

Scott #370 Early Add cover Aug 9 1909, left side middle sheet goods.

 

Scott # 374A Booklet pane single, lower bottom guide line, Dec 24,1910, How i determined this being a Booklet pane was the upper right corner in much shorter and rounded compare to a sheet goods would be as long as the perfs on the side. A certificate would decide. If this is in fact a Booklet pane or a sheet good.It would then be considered the earliest used to date.

 

Front side of the German Christmas card

 

Scott 424 sheet goods arrow plus right side guideline. 1917 early baseball post card

 

Front side of post card with Uncle Sam Add.

 

Scott 498E and 499E Booklet pane middle left guide line, Scarce usege of both same position booklet panes of different types on same cover, 1919 Feb 4

 

Sounds good I keep posting more as well, Have a Happy New Year!