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United States Stamps continued...

POSSESSIONS LARGE LOT
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
941 ogbl   Possessions small group of seven items, most of the value in Guam blocks of four, with three 6c and one 15c values (these blocks catalog $2,300.00), plus Canal Zone #79 block and unused #J3 single, and a defective used Hawaii Numeral, o.g., some small flaws, generally fine. Est. $300-400

SOLD for $270.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNITED NATIONS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
942 nhbl 29-30 #29-30, 1954 3c-8c Human Rights Day cplt. in panes of 50, bright colors, o.g., n.h., fine-very fine. $654.00

SOLD for $70.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNITED STATES STAMP COLLECTIONS AND LARGE LOTS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
943 O   Highly desirable used 19th century collection balance in a springback album, starts off with five #1's and two #2's, extensive showing of the 1851 Issue, especially the 1c value, with nearly 50 examples, mostly Type II or IV, but three Ty. IIIa as well, many are plated and there are better cancels including a green town pmk., there are two 5c values and about thirty 10c value including four Type I and one Type IV, the 1857 Issue also contains a specialized grouping of One Cent stamps, with plate varieties and better cancels to be found, useful 1861 Issues, with two 90c values and some better grills, 1869 Pictorials are complete, Bank Notes to 90c (four), Columbians complete with both shades of the $3.00, Bureau issues to $5.00, Trans-Mississippis to $1.00, some special deliveries and a nice range of official stamps, most of these stamps were bought on an individual basis at auction or retail, and while there are some small faults present, the vast majority are fine-very fine or better appearing, with a large number of attractive eye-appealing stamps throughout; 37 certificates (mostly PF) accompany. Est. $10,000-15,000

SOLD for $33,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
944 og/nhO 9X1/851, C1-18, K4/17 #9X1/851, C1-18, K4/17, Valuable and high cataloging balance of collection housed in two Lindner albums, hundreds of different stamps from 1845 through 1939, predominately mint, but used stamps are typically found in the classics until the end of the Bank Note period, which include such items as 5c 1847 Issue, 1867 90c "F" Grill, 1869 30c Pictorial, from the 1887 issues on nearly all of the stamps are mint and nearly all have o.g., loaded with many high catalog value sets and singles such as the 1893 Columbians complete through the $5.00, nice run of Bureau issues, two 1898 $1.00 Trans-Mississippis (one with s.e.), and the 20th century is very comprehensive with a plethora of better Washington-Franklin issues, including high values, coil singles and pairs, 1926 White Plains souvenir sheet and 1939 Kans.-Neb. overprints complete are noted as well, air posts of the 1918-1933 period are complete including the 1930 Graf Zeppelin set, concluding with a nice run of Offices in China overprints and a few booklet panes and plate blocks; condition, particularly on the 19th century material is mixed, while 20th century is largely sound and many stamps are quite choice, vast majority of mint stamps have o.g., some are even n.h., examination will reveal substantial value over our conservative estimate; an impressive total of 56 certificates (largely PF and PSE) accompany. Est. $7,500-10,000

SOLD for $25,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
945 ogO   High cataloging mostly used collection offered intact as received, to 1976 in two albums, much of the value in 19th century, with higher values such as #1-2, 8, 8A, 16 (two), 21, 34, 62B, 64, 67 (two), 79, 83, 85B, "F" Grills complete including #100 double grill, one split variety, 1869 Pictorials complete, #140, 144, Columbians complete mint or used, Bureaus to $5.00 in both watermarks, Trans-Mississippis complete, some better mint Washington-Franklins present, mainly mint after 1920, some back-of-the-book including useful officials, several of the better items are accompanied by certificates, mixed quality, many with fine-very fine appearance; despite the mixed condition, the collection is filled with scarce stamps boasting a large catalog value. Est. $7,500-10,000

SOLD for $25,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
946 P/E   Balance of proofs and essays containing 40 items, roughly half being back of the book issues, many complete sets of plate proof blocks of the Bank Note issues, several Brazer listed essays as well as fifteen of Draper, Welsh & Co., complete sets of #O48-56 Atlanta trial colors in three different colors, imprint and "MM" block of six of the 1c Columbian and an imprint "R" and plate "No. 75" strip of four of the 3c, a few Roosevelt die proofs and top right margin block of four of #79-E15d (o.g with three being never hinged), all well margined, a few usual India paper irregularities, mostly very fine; a diverse and desirable group of proofs and essays that catalogs well in excess of $13,000.00. Est. $2,000-3,000

SOLD for $5,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
947 O   Interesting used lot of a few thousand stamps filling a stockbook, includes some early issues with higher catalog values, plus lower and medium priced stamps in useful quantities, also a large number of better and fancy cancels, including colored, geometric, stars, letters, numerals and much more, mixed condition and as usual with such a large number of stamps some of the cancels may not be genuine, but there are plenty of unquestionably good cancels and better stamps to justify our conservative estimate. Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $14,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
948 ogO   High quality mostly mint balance of many dozens of stamps, includes a few attractive used classics, some medium priced turn-of-the-century mint, useful Washington-Franklins, with high values including #479, 480, 518 and 547, plus an excellent group of the 1922 Regular issue, with duplicated values to the $5.00 (five), early air posts and some newspaper stamps, all were selected for their impressive centering and overall brilliance, o.g., majority n.h., very fine-extremely fine; a highly saleable lot. Est. $1,500-2,000

SOLD for $4,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
949 ogO 85B/599A #85B/599A, J36/58, Mostly mint group of 21 higher cataloging stamps, three are used (#85B, 86 and J58), others unused or mint including #126, 241, $1,00 (Ty. II), $2.00 and $5.00 Bureaus, $1.00 Trans-Mississippi, $2.00 and $5.00 1902 Issue, 6c Bluish Paper, three postage dues and a few others, majority o.g., some small faults but many attractive stamps are present, certainly worth a closer look. Est. $3,000-4,000

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
950 P #114/PR112 #114P4/120P4, J22P4/PR112, Small proof balance, all are card plate proofs except one small die proof (#PR112P2), with four 1869 Pictorials, #J22P4-28P4, and two other newspaper stamps (one a block), very fine. $712.00

SOLD for $170.00
Will close during Public Auction
951 og 24/833 Mostly mint lot of over 600 singles, some unused early issues including a 90c Bank Note, Columbians to the $1 and Trans-Mississippis to the 50c, many Washington-Franklins and useful 20th century issues such as Kansas-Nebraska overprints, a few early airmails, newspapers and possessions, over a dozen private vending coil strips including a United Vending Co. strip of four of the 1909 2c Yukon-Pacific with guideline, a little duplication, mixed condition with some no gum, particularly in the early stamps, mostly fine appearance. Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
952 og   Mostly mint 20th century collection to 1948 in a Minkus album, a few early issues, commemoratives include Columbians to the 15c, Trans-Mississippis to the 50c, and all of the 20th century including Panama-Pacific in both perfs. and the White Plains sheet, some useful regular issues, air posts complete including the Graf Zeppelin set, special deliveries lacking only one stamp, Offices in China complete less #K18, parcel posts complete, some postage dues and more, somewhat mixed condition, with most being o.g. and many fine-very fine. Est. $3,000-4,000

SOLD for $5,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
953 og/nhO 231/834 #231/834, Small but useful balance of consignment, 18 items in all, largely being better quality mint singles such as 2c (n.h.) and 30c Columbians (l.h.), 1c and 2c Trans-Mississippis (n.h.), 1c-5c, 8c and 13c 1902-03 Regular issues (all n.h., three with PSE certificates), couple of stray nice 1922-25 Regular issues, and concluding with two used items, a nice 5c Trans-Mississippi and a most unusual used plate block of twelve of the $5.00 1938 Presidential, all mint stamps o.g., all but one n.h., largely fine-very fine, with several better. $1,500.00+

SOLD for $725.00
Will close during Public Auction
954 og/nh/PB 279/O133 Balance of a consignment, with 55 items, including two plate no. imprint strips of #279, a plate no. imprint strip of three of #308, Washington Franklin plate blocks of six and two Kansas Nebraska ovpt. plate blocks of four, block of four of the $5.00 Hamilton and four plate blocks of the $5 Bret Harte issue, only a few singles, o.g., nearly all n.h., generally fine-very fine. Est. $400-500

SOLD for $950.00
Will close during Public Auction
955 og/nh 285/547 #285/547, Six choice mint stamps, including #290, 295, 303 and 304, all are well centered and fresh, o.g., #290 and 303 are lightly hinged, others never hinged, very fine-extremely fine; four accompanied by PF certificates. $837.00

SOLD for $650.00
Will close during Public Auction
956 og/ng 287/93 #287/293, Trans-Mississippi mint group consisting of four 4c, four 5c and one each 50c and $2.00, includes o.g., disturbed o.g. and regummed stamps, a few small faults, fine-very fine centering. Est. $400-500

SOLD for $1,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
957 ogOc   Miscellaneous lot in stockpages, stockbook, album pages, etc., with lower and medium priced items including two #834 plate blocks, much is back-of-the-book, with some better post office seals and postal savings stamps present, also some covers and a few foreign items, mixed condition; should prove to be a worthwhile lot. Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $2,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
958 og/nh 230/630 #230/630, C1/JQ3, High quality mint balance of mainly commemoratives, mostly lower values in select condition, a few middle values also present, as well as some regular issues including Washington-Franklins, also a White Plains sheet, back-of-the-book includes air posts, a few special deliveries, parcels posts, etc., o.g. and nearly all n.h., the vast majority are extremely fine and highly saleable; 29 PF certificates accompany. Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $6,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
959 og/nhPB 320B/1052, C7/CE2 Mint plate and position block accumulation of over 250 items, with matching corner blocks as early as #320b, many imperforate Washington-Franklins and 1909 issues, matching arrow blocks and a monogram block of #528, later regular issue and airmail plate blocks, o.g., the majority being n.h., overall fine-very fine; a useful accumulation cataloging over $13,000.00. Est. $2,000-3,000

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
960 ogObl 373/621, C3/PR115 #373/621, C3/PR115, Block of four balance consisting of seventeen blocks of four, many are corner margin blocks with engraver's initials (including #573), plus another #573 arrow block, five are used (four #480 and one C3), a few with plate numbers or imprints, o.g., many stamps n.h., a few small flaws but mainly fine-very fine. Est. $400-500

SOLD for $650.00
Will close during Public Auction

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