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Pennsylvania 1958 and 1970 license plates. The state outline was on Pennsylvania plates since 1937. The 1958 plate is a copy of the first multi year plate. The present plates has sticker up to 1964 (the sticker shows an ouline map too). Former plates had the text "PENNA [year]". In 1965 the colors were reversed. The symbol on the 1970 plate, in the middle between the 8 and 1, is a keystone. Pennsylvania is known as "The Keystone State" because it was in the middle of the original 13 states; just like the keystone on a bridge. This type of plate was in use from 1965 to 1971. The sticker has a second map of Pennsylvania |
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Kansas plate of the 1960-61 type with the slogan 'CENTENNIAL 1961'. SF is the county prefix for Stafford county.
From 1962-64 this type was in use without slogan. Kansas plate of the 1965-70 type. CR is the county prefix for Crawford county. In 1970 the colors were altered. Plates have white letters on blue. This 1976 plate had county prefix DG (= Douglas). See also the plate maps section. |
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With Tennessee, the Montana License Plate designers belong to the top of the map lovers. Almost all Montana plates have the state
outline around the registration. I have four of the type in use from 1939-1990 in my collection.
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Nebraska plate from the special centennial series for 1966. Look at the clever use of the seal in the southwestern corner of the state, where it fits in the corner of Colorado intruding Nebraska. In 1969 and 1972 again plates with the state outline were issued, these have the slogan 'Cornhusker State' on top. My copy is of the 1969 issue. |
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1970 type Puerto Rico plate. |