Sale 333

Harbour Auction


U.S. Postal History
 
 
Lot Photo Description
Lot 3101
 
1870-82, 6¢ Bank Note Registry Covers, group of seven including 148 (2), 147 (2) paring 15¢ registry fee, 157-159 paying the scarce 8¢ registry fee, 159 pair to Canada, two 208 covers with different frankings, etc., some faults, Fine group.
Estimate $300 - 400
View details
Lot 3102
 
1870-82, 6¢ Bank Note Covers, interesting lot of 14 covers including #137 with 'I' grill on cover to Nova Scotia, 208 forwarded use, two R.P.O. uses including "Chicago & Dun. R.P.O. Jul 27" c.d.s. in blue on cover to Canada, 159 with Portland Me. negative "12" cancel, and 159 on all-over Maryland House of Delgates envelope; few faults, Fine group.
Estimate $300 - 400
View details
Lot 3103
 
1870-88 Bank Note Postal History, group of 23 mostly registered covers, includes Portland Me. use with return address clipping stating sections 456 and 465 of the Postal Laws for proper returning, two 8¢ registry fees bearing 1¢, 10¢ frankings, some faults, Fine group.
Estimate $300 - 400
View details
Lot 3104

1888, 30¢ orange brown (217), used with 10c brown (209) on a Great Britain 2d registered envelope, tied by New York REG ovals to Schwerin, Germany, Aug 1, 1889, backstamped Schwerin, Aug 13; some soiling and 10c stamp has some perf damage, still Fine and quite rare.
Estimate $500 - 750
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3105

1893, 30¢ Columbian (239), used with 3¢ and 5¢ Columbians, tied by "Chicago, Ill" handstamps on large registered envelope to Mainz, Germany, purple "Registered, Apr 3 1893, Chicago Ill." three-line postmark, crayon "Too Late", backstamped New York (4.5) and Mainz (4.17); minor cover faults, Fine and scarce high value use paying 6-times the 5¢ UPU rate plus 8¢ for registration.
Estimate $200 - 300
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3106

1893, $1 Columbian (241), tied by New York REG oval on 1c Columbian entire (U348) sent registered from New York, Aug 17, 1893, to Dresden, Germany and forwarded twice within Germany, first to Wolkenstein, then to Scharfenstein, with all three backstamps; a Fine stamp on a Very Fine cover. Scott $2,000.
Estimate $600 - 800
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3107

1895, $2 bright blue (277), tied by Jan 30, 1902 Dodgeville Mass. c.d.s. on cover to Providence R.I.; stamp average centering and upper right corner torn, otherwise Fine and rare. Scott $3,500.
Estimate $300 - 400
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3108

1901 Pan-Americans complete (294-299), two complete sets tied by incomplete Irwin Pa. duplex handstamps on December 1901 registered cover to Austria; New York exchange office registration label removed where it originally cover a 10¢ stamp, both 8¢ w/straight edge at top, Fine.
Estimate $150 - 200
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3109
 
1909, 2¢ Lincoln, bluish paper (369), three covers, each with a natural straight edge one side, one an advertising cover for asbestos (minor cover faults not affecting stamp), Fine to Very Fine and scarce.1.
Scott $1,275
View details
Lot 3110
 
1912, 1¢ green, 2¢ carmine (405, 406), block of four of each on separate covers from Vera Cruz, Mexico, tied by Vera Cruz U.S. Flag cancels and by "Vera Cruz Mex. U.S. M.AG. Jul 21 1914" duplexes, to New York City, a Very Fine pair.
Estimate $150 - 200
View details
Lot 3111

1917, 5¢ blue (504), tied by "U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai Oct 27 1917" duplex on censored cover to Switzerland, censor tape at left; stamp w/two straight edges, Very Fine and very scarce.
Estimate $200 - 300
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3112

1919, 2¢ type III & 3¢ type II, perf. 11x10 coil waste (540, 541), block of four of each, average centering, on separate local Washington D.C. covers, 1924 and 1922 respectively, Very Fine and scarce used blocks.
Estimate $100 - 150
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3113

1923, 1¢ green, rotary coil waste (544), two average sound singles tied, along with 2¢ carmine (554), by Portland, Oreg. roller cancels and Aug 6, 1924, on cover to Washington, D.C.; light water stain from attempting to eradicate the addressee, open on three sides, stamps have been removed and replaced, a very rare usage.
Scott $7,500 off cover

Expertization: 2009 PF Certificate.
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3114

1921, 1¢ green & 2¢ carmine, rotary coil waste (545-546), tied by May 17, 1944 Flushing N.Y. machine cancel on cover to Los Angeles Cal., Home of the Postage Stamp corner card; small tear 1c, minor abrasions below stamps, otherwise Very Fine.
Estimate $400 - 600

Expertization: 1992 PF Certificate.
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3115

1920, $2 carmine & black (547), used on Round-the -World Zeppelin flight cover with 1925 50¢ and $1 (571, 572) and 1¢ Panama-Pacific (398), all tied by "Providence R.I. Aug 5 1929" c.d.s.s, appropriate cachets and Lakehurst backstamp, Very Fine.
Estimate $300 - 400
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3116

1923, 1¢ green & 2c carmine, rotary, perf. 11x10 (578, 579), 1c single and 2c block of four on first flight cover from Cleveland to Buffalo, Dec 17, 1927; flight cachet faded, open at top and left, stamps fresh and F-VF. Serviced by Henry Hammelman.
Estimate $400 - 600
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3117

1924, 5¢ Huguenot-Walloon (616), natural straight edge, tied by "West Brookfield Mass. Jul 25" machine cancellation on 1925 cover to Madagascar, backstamped Tamatave, Madagascar (3 Sep), forwarded upon arrival, Fine and scarce destination.
Estimate $150 - 200
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3118

1924, 5¢ Huguenot-Walloon (616), top plate no. F15754 block of six on cover carried on the airship Los Angeles from Lakehurst to San Juan, P.R., postmarked magenta Airmail Service, New York, Apr 27, 1925" duplex handstamps, mailed by Edward Worden to himself in San Juan, Very Fine. A unique franking.
Estimate $150 - 200
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3119

1929, 1¢-10¢ Nebr. complete (669-679), tied by May 1, 1929 Washington, D.C. duplexes on Special Delivery cover to A C Roessler, Very Fine and very scarce.
Scott $1,500
View details and enlarged photo
Lot 3120

1929, 1¢-10¢ Nebr. complete (669-679), on Washington, D.C. "First Day Cover", May 1, 1929, Very Fine.
Scott $1,500
View details and enlarged photo



Page 3 of 3
Previous Previous   1 | 2 | 3   Next Next
Go to page