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Lieutenant Governor
1965 - 1970
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Plates measure 6" x 12" Manufactured in Pennsylvania prisons Colors: dark blue on gold |
 From Chuck Harrington  From Chuck Harrington |
Not offered on this format | Not offered on this format |
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PROTOTYPE PLATE Eric Conner believes that this plate may be a prototype in preparation for Lt. Governor plate, while the ALPCA Archives describes the 1965 Lt. Governor's plate as the ones shown above. |
 From Eric Conner |
Not offered on this format | Not offered on this format |
1971 - 1976
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Plates measure 6" x 12" Manufactured in Pennsylvania prisons Colors: gold on dark blue |
 From Chuck Harrington |
Not offered on this format | Not offered on this format |
1977 - circa 1980
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Plates measure 6" x 12" Manufactured in Pennsylvania prisons Colors: gold on dark blue |
 From Eric Conner |
Not offered on this format | Not offered on this format |
Eric Conner points out that no “Governor” or #1 plates with the later bases (Friend, Keystone, WWW.STATE.PA.US, visitPA.com) have surfaced. It is believed that numbers and 1 and 2 were no longer reserved for the Governor and Lt. Governor after the 1977 base.
OTHER PLATES
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| Ostensibly it has the formatting of what could be a Lt. Governor's plate on a 1987 base; however, Governors' and Lt. Governors' plates were not believed to have been used beyond the 1977 base plates which continued to be used at least until 1983. So what is this plate? Perhaps a Lt. Governor's plate that was never used, or maybe some kind of courtesy plate. Michael Wiener was not able to provide much information. Also, it is unknown if the companion # 1 Governor's plate existed. |  From Michael Wiener |