Sale 272

The Ron L. Scott Collection
of United States Stamps


U.S. Possessions - Hawaii
 
 
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Lot 2526
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Hawaii 1851-52, 5¢ blue "Missionary" (2), type II, three large margins, just in at right, bright color, cork cancel small tear but Very Fine for this, Trepell Census 2-II-CAN-64.
Scott $25,000

ONE OF THE FINEST EXAMPLES OF THIS USUALLY DEFECTIVE AND/OR REPAIRED STAMP.

Expertization: 1994 P.F. Certificate.

Provenance: Hind, Lichtenstein, Collector C

Of the 37 off cover 5¢ listed in the Census, less than 10 were listed as having only minor faults or being sound.

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Lot 2527
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Hawaii 1851-52, 13¢ blue "Missionary" (3), red ms cancel, fresh color and paper, usual repairs endemic to these tissue-thin paper issues, with parts of top and bottom margins added, part of design painted in attractive Very Fine appearance, Trepel Census 1-II-CAN-93.
Scott $19,000

A VERY ATTRACTIVE USED SINGLE OF WHICH THERE ARE LESS THAN 50 USED OFF COVER EXAMPLES.

Provenance: Wilson
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Lot 2528
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Hawaii 1851-52, 13¢ blue "Missionary" (4), beautiful color, usual repairs endemic to these thin paper issues, with three margins, part of design painted in and a corner added a Very Fine looking example of this rare stamp, Trepel Census 4-1-CAN-158.
Scott $27,500

AN EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE MISSIONARY OF WHICH THERE ARE ONLY 31 RECORDED OFF COVER SINGLES AND WELL OVER HALF OF THESE ARE DEFECTIVE AND/OR REPAIRED.

Expertization: 1994 P.F. Certificate.

Provenance: Ishikawa, Collector C, Craveri
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Lot 2529

Hawaii 1853, 5¢ blue, thick white paper (5), on small piece with two diagonal bisects of the U.S. 12¢ black (17) fitted together to make a whole stamp, each stamp with full margins, the 5¢ with red "Honolulu/U.S. Postage Paid" c.d.s. and the whole tied together by a Feb 20 San Francisco c.d.s. Very Fine.
Estimate 2,000 - 3,000

Expertization: 1967 P.F. Certificate, illustrated in Meyer-Harris, p.44.

Provenance: Plass, Pietsch

The speculation in Meyer-Harris is as follows: "The Honolulu post office had some splits left over which they could not use because of the Postmaster General's order of November 10, 1853. They carried them on books as a dead asset until April 1, 1855, when the new 10¢ rate for cross-country letters to the eastern states, plus the 2¢ ship fee, made the 12¢ stamps a useful denomination. They then used up the balance remaining by placing them thus together to represent the whole stamps. The number of splits used in this way cannot have been large, ore we would have heard of more of them.

The letter to which these stamps were affixed left Honolulu on January 21, 1857, by the bark FANNY MAJOR. It arrived in San Francisco February 6, 1857, and had to lie over until February 20 for a ship carrying eastbound mail via Panama."

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Lot 2530

Hawaii 1853, 13¢ dark red, thick white paper (6), large margins and deep color o.g., lightly hinged Extremely Fine a choice mint single.
Scott $600

Expertization: 1980 H.P.S. and 1991 P.F. Certificates.
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Lot 2531
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Hawaii 1853, 5¢ manuscript surcharge on 13¢ dark red (7), type II surcharge with short flag on "5" small margins to just in, rich color, light cancel small corner crease otherwise a Fine example of this popular rarity.
Scott $9,000

Expertization: 1963 and 1994 P.F. Certificates.
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Lot 2532

Hawaii 1859, 1¢ light blue on bluish white (12), plate 2-A, type V, position 5, unused, nice margins, bright color tiny thin spots fresh and attractive Very Fine appearance.
Scott $9,000

Expertization: 1990 P.F. Certificate.
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Lot 2533
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Hawaii 1862, 2¢ black on greenish blue (14), plate 13-Gx, type III, position 1, neat manuscript cancel couple small thin spots fresh Fine appearance.
Scott $4,500

Expertization: 1995 P.S.E. Certificate.
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Lot 2534
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Hawaii 1863, 2¢ dark blue on bluish (17), plate 5-B, type IV, position 4, broken toe on large 2, mostly large margins, neat square grid cancel, rich color few minor flaws otherwise nearly Very Fine.
Scott $6,750

Provenance: Twigg-Smith
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Lot 2535

Hawaii 1863, 2¢ black on blue gray (18), plate 5-A, type IV, position 4, "broken toe" on large "2", unused, large margins small thins otherwise Very Fine.
Scott $3,250

Expertization: clear 1978 H.P.S. Certificate.
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Lot 2536

Hawaii 1865, 5¢ blue on blue (22), plate 12-A, type V, position 9, four margins, bright color o.g., lightly hinged trivial tiny tone spot at top Fine.
Scott $550+
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Lot 2537

Hawaii 1865, 2¢ dark blue (26), plate 10-A, type X, position 2, unused, huge margins and bright paper Extremely Fine and choice.
Scott $300
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Lot 2538

Hawaii 1893, 1¢ green, double red overprint (55d), horizontal pair both overprints heavy, both overprints heavy full, slightly diagonal second overprint o.g., hinge remnant Fine.
Scott $1,250

Expertization: 1990 P.F. Certificate as 55b, its former number.
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Lot 2539

Hawaii 1893, 2¢ dull violet, inverted red overprint (57g), nicely centered most o.g., hinge remnant lightly toned (not mentioned in certificates) Fine and rare.
Scott $4,000

Expertization: clear 1978 and 2001 H.P.S. Certificates.
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Lot 2540

Hawaii 1893, 5¢ ultramarine, inverted red overprint (59g), right sheet margin single, brilliant color o.g. Very Fine.
Scott $1,500

Expertization: 1975 A.P.S. Certificate.
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Lot 2541

Hawaii 1893, 10¢ red brown, red overprint (61B), position 19, bright color and paper full o.g. Fine.
Scott $14,000

Expertization: 1999 P.F. Certificate, handstamped Colson's "W.H.C."
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Lot 2542

Hawaii 1893, 6¢ green, black overprint (66C), well centered, fresh rich color mild vertical crease, one toned perf, neither of which is mentioned in certificate otherwise Very Fine.
Scott $14,000

A MOST ATTRACTIVE MINT EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE OVERPRINTED VARIETY.

Expertization: 1954 P.F. Certificate.

Provenance: Ishikawa
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Lot 2543

Hawaii Envelopes, 1884, 1¢-10¢ blue inside (U6-U9), four mint entires with blue insides, size 6 with the first printed in the attractive pink shade last with pinpoint surface scuff spot away from indicia and small back flap hinge thin otherwise fresh and Very Fine set.
Scott $1,650
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Lot 2544

Hawaii Envelope, 1893, 10¢ black, blue inside (U14), mint entire with blue insides, size 6, fresh white paper Very Fine rare entire.
Scott $1,000

Expertization: 1997 P.S.E. certificate.
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