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Now the Comoy’s stamp can be found in three variants: | Now the Comoy’s stamp can be found in three variants: | ||
# A simple block-letter style without serifs but with the C larger than the other letters and the apostrophe before the “s.” - "COMOY'S" | # A simple block-letter style without serifs but with the C larger than the other letters and the apostrophe before the “s.” - "COMOY'S" | ||
# A return to the slightly more fancy block letters with serifs and the apostrophe | # A return to the slightly more fancy block letters with serifs and the apostrophe. (It seems that some grades carried different stamps, or at least that the stamping changed in different years for some grades.) | ||
# A simple block-letter style without serifs and without the apostrophe and with the “C” the same size as the rest of the letters. This stamp was probably not used very long. | # A simple block-letter style without serifs and without the apostrophe and with the “C” the same size as the rest of the letters. This stamp was probably not used very long. | ||
==“Made In” Stamp== | ==“Made In” Stamp== | ||