3¢ x 6 Blue (no gum)
Printing Method: Flat Plate
Subject: Globe with Byrd's routes
Perforations:Imperf souvenir pane
Number issued: 811,404 panes
Scott #: 735
Issued: February 10th, 1934
Used
$4 - $6
No postmark without gum
$3.50 - $5
Full perfect back, no postmark
no trace of stamp hinge mark (MNH)
$6 - $8.50
A first day cover dated February 10th, 1934
#735 was issued with the following plate #'s
Number only
21184
#735a
Single from the plate
Value: $1
This was the third Farley Souvenir sheet, this time created for the 1934 National Stamp Exhibition. The poster stamps from this exposition are shown above.
The stamp was only available for sale at the expo and later at the philatelic agency.
FDR's sketch for the design, signed by himself
FDR being a philatelist wanted stamp collectors to have a souvenir from the icy continent. Hence, this purely philatelic issue came about. It was originally supposed to be a 25¢ issue, hence the color blue, it was later changed to 3¢. The color of the stamp should have been the standard violet used for 3¢ values.
A pane signed by Admiral Byrd
Value: $100
A full sheet with 25 panes