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NY magazine publisher.This pattern is a broken pin version of Cosmopolitan's original 13 pattern. Sometime after 5/2/1910 the #7 hole was no longer punched.
32
9
1-3-9
Unknown
3
Very rare, unknown user. Sold in Perfins Club auction 7/1979.
33
9
1-4-9
DET
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navigation Co.
29
This is a broken control pin of pattern 1-9. Last known 1-9 was 10/9/1911. By 1912 D&C correspondence were punched 1-4-9. Interestingly, the user of pattern 149 was identified before pattern 19 was confirmed.
34
9
1-7-9
NY
5
Very rare, unknown user. Cover cancelled in NYC, no return address
35
9
2-3-6
NY/CHI
The Cosmopolitan Group/Quaker Oats Co.
174
Pattern 2-3-6 was originally used by the Cosmopolitan Group. Last usage was 3/22/1910 when Cosmo switched to pattern 1-3. On 4/2/1910 pattern 2-3-6 started showing up on Quaker Oats Company correspondence. The cancel on the stamp gives a good indication of the user. Cosmo from NY are typically cancelled by wavy lines and Quaker Oats, from Chicago, have a straight line cancel.
36
9
2-3-7
Unknown
1
37
9
2-4-6
Unknown
1
38
9
3-4-9
Unknown
0
39
9
3-6-7
Unknown
1
40
9
3-7-8
CHI
Babson Brothers and affiliated vendors
2
Very rare. This is one of the missing links between the original pattern 3-7 and common pattern 3-4-6-7-8. One on piece with 3/13 hand written. Very small time frame in which this pattern was produced.
