Utah
Game Bird Stamps
For two years only, 1951 and 1952, Utah required hunters of a variety of game birds, including waterfowl, to purchase a stamp and affix it to their license. The 1951 resident game bird stamps were issued in booklet panes of twenty five (5x5) with selvage at the left. The panes were imperforate on all four sides, but were perforated 12 1/2 between the stamps and between the stamps and the selvage. The 1951 non resident game bird stamps were issued in booklet panes of ten (5x2) with selvage at the left. The panes were perforated between the stamps and between the stamps and the selvage.
The 1952 resident and nonresident stamps were issued in booklet panes of ten (2x5) with a 20 mm vertical gutter separating the stamps on the left side of the pane from those on the right. The panes were perforated 12 between the stamps, gutter and selvage at the top. For all four Utah game bird stamps, one pane was stapled between printed covers to form a booklet. All four stamps have shiny gum.
| Series Number | Figure Number | Validity Period | Face Value | Description | Unused Value | Unsigned Value | Signed Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | F-UT1 | 1951 | $3.00 | brown on white, resident on license | 20.00 | 12.00 – | 7.00 |
| 2. | F-UT1 | 1951 | $15.00 | red on white, non-resident on license | 75.00 | – | – |
| 3. | F-UT2 | 1952 | $3.00 | red on white, resident on license horizontal gutter pair | 65.00 150.00 | 25.00 – | 10.00 – |
| 4. | F-UT2 | 1952 | $15.00 | blue on white, non-resident on license horizontal gutter pair | 150.00 350.00 | 75.00 | 50.00 |
