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United States Possessions and Large Lots continued...

United States Large Lots and Collections continued...
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1061 Souvenir Cards collection of over 300 philatelic and numismatic cards, housed in a nine volume mounted collection that is virtually complete through 1996, missing essentially only the rare 1954 (#SC1) and 1960 (#SC2) cards, it does include the 1966 SIPEX, as well as the 1969 Fresno Fair, little duplication if any, nearly all very fine; Dallas viewing only as shipping weight is approximately 35 lbs. Est. 200-300

SOLD for $425.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1062 Encyclopedia of the Colors of United States Postage Stamps, Vols. I-IV, White, R.H., looseleaf in two matching binders and slipcases, an indispensible reference for the serious collector of United States stamps (particularly classics), like new; shipping weight 12 lbs. Est. 200-300

SOLD for $280.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1063 Rarities of the World, 1964-2000, Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc., a seldom seen complete set of these important auction catalogs, with individual prices realized, a very clean set; shipping weight 27 lbs. Est. 300-400

SOLD for $150.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1064 United States philatelic library, desirable group of 36 different handbooks, the vast majority of which are like new, all relating to the collecting of United States stamps, cancels or covers, includes popular general works as Lester Brookman's three volumes on 19th century stamps, and Max Johl's two volumes on 20th century issues (autographed), several better specialized handbooks including Mortimer Neinken's masterworks on the One Cent, Ten Cent and Twelve Cent Issues of 1851-57 (the One Cent book being the deluxe edition in a slipcase), selected books on cancellations include the valuable deluxe edition of New York Foreign Mail Cancellations by Van Vlissingen and Waud (includes useful overlays), plus many others; excellent basis for the beginnings of a serious U.S. philatelic library; shipping weight 63 lbs. (two boxes). Est. 400-500

SOLD for $475.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1065 United States auction catalog library, an exceptional assemblage of approximately 125 different auction catalogs from several of the leading firms over the years, with nearly all catalogs having been selected as important "name" sales by a serious collector, includes such firms as Eugene N. Costales (Gore and Close collections), Christies (Grunin - 3 sales, Klein - 5 sales, Ishikawa - bound), John A. Fox (Meroni - bound, Jacobs), H.R. Harmer (Caspary - all U.S. sales bound in a single volume, Grunin, Moody - 3 sales), John W. Kaufman (Gems of Philately 1977-88 cplt.), Robert G. Kaufmann (Hart), Shreves (Agris, Lyons, Wampler - all bound), Robert A. Siegel (Golden - set of 3, Honolulu Advertiser - set of 3, Newbury - bound, Zoellner - bound), plus many others, the great majority with prices realized; a wonderful opportunity for the U.S. specialist to obtain numerous important auction catalogs at one time; shipping weight 160 lbs. (three boxes). Est. 500-750

SOLD for $350.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1066 United States revenue stamps library, very useful group of handbooks (nine different) and "name" auction sales catalogs (twelve different) all of particular interest to the serious revenue specialist, several handbooks are various titles from Castenholz and Sons, collections represented by the auction catalogs include Chapin, "Eastern", Gaudio, Joyce, Turner, Weill Brothers, and Zoellner, all with prices realized; shipping weight 22 lbs. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $90.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
United Nations
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1067 nhbl C1 var. image#C1 var., 1951 6c Henna brown imperforate, a showpiece mint block of four of this important United Nations rarity, being the only block of four known to us, in addition to containing the few sound examples which exist, as the majority of the very few reported imperforates have faults, well balanced margins, with a huge sheet selvage at left, o.g., n.h., extremely fine; not only an essential item for the serious United Nations specialist, but an important rarity in air post philately as well; 2000 PF certificate. (Image) Est. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $2,100.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1068 nh C3 var. image#C3 var., 1951 15c Deep ultramarine imperforate, choice mint vertical pair of this imperforate error, from the only known sheet of fifty stamps, large margins, o.g., n.h., extremely fine; the first pair of this imperforate we have ever offered; 2000 PF certificate. (Image) Est. 1,500-2,000

SOLD for $1,600.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM
1069 nhbl United Nations mint collection contained in five White Ace albums (with slipcases), being a complete collection of mint singles, souvenir sheets and miniature sheets for all issues of New York, Geneva and Vienna through 1993, plus some later material, the collection is augmented with an apparently complete run of souvenir cards and a complete mint set of the 1961-62 "UNTEA" overprints for West New Guinea, o.g., n.h., fine-very fine; a clean and attractive collection. Est. 200-300

SOLD for $425.00
Closing..Dec-07, 05:00 PM

The Gordon G. Bleuler Collection of Confederate States and Civil War Postal History

Slave Related Ephemera
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1070 Negro Slaves Bill of Sale, dated April 27, 1842 on crisp bright parchment-type paper, for the sum of $1,100.00 paid for Betty, a girl, about 15 years, Gardner, a boy, about 11 years and Jeny, a girl about 8 years of age, filed in Montgomery County, Tennessee, fresh and very clean with the usual file folds and associated pin holes, choice very fine. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $130.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1071 c Sale of Negro Slaves, blue "Lynchburg Va./Nov 25 (1845)" c.d.s. and matching "5" handstamp on clean gray folded letter, addressed to Mount Airy, Va., datelined correspondence with slave discussion "Will you please say what sort of negroes you wish to sell, their ages and the price you will take.", extremely fine and fresh. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $140.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1072 Negro Slave Bill of Sale, dated May 10, 1853, for the sum of $900.00 paid for a mulatto man named Andrew, aged 34, several inconsequential file folds and associated pin holes, very fine. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $120.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
Historically Significant Covers
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1073 c imageLieutenant-General D.H. Hill, Power of Attorney and correspondence, enclosed in small envelope addressed in his hand to Charlotte, N.C., with clear "Chattanooga, Tenn./19 Aug (1863)" c.d.s. tying a 10c Greenish blue (#11c), huge margins to just in at lower right; a native of South Carolina and graduate of West Point, Daniel H. Hill, was appointed lieutenant-general on July 10, 1863 and put in command of several Confederate divisions, by August 20th this corps was defending the line of the Tennessee River at Chattanooga from Union advance. Chattanooga was subsequently abandoned on September 8th, just days before Lt.-General Hill and his troops fought Union forces at Chickamauga, one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, where casualties were estimated at 34,624 men. The letter (written and signed in Hill's hand from the battle front) re-transmitting Hill's Power of Attorney (signed) and datelined Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug 17th (19th) 1863, gives a glimpse into the fight to come, as Hill states "Yesterday for the first time the Yankees opened their artillery upon us. Genl Bragg thinks that they are about to cross. I do not however apprehend any movement till Meade and Grant are ready."; cover has very minor edge wear and is slightly reduced at left, enclosures have normal folding and are very fine, signatures are extraordinarily clear and extremely fine; an incomparable group of Confederate artifacts which can not be overlooked by the Civil War collector or student of the Chattanooga-Chickamauga campaigns. (Image) Est. 1,500-2,000

SOLD for $2,700.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1074 c imageThomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, dark brown cover addressed in his own hand to "Brig. Genl. W.E. Jones, Comd. Valley Dist., Lacy's Springs (Va.)", docketed "Private" at upper left and across flap at back; next to Robert E. Lee, Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson is the most revered of all Confederate commanders, an 1846 graduate of West Point and VMI professor, he holds the distinction of having his brigade be the only such unit to have its nickname become its official designation (the "Stonewall Brigade"), his (Shenandoah) Valley Campaign of 1862 is one of the most studied campaigns of military history, demonstrating how a numerically inferior force can defeat larger forces by fast movement, surprise attack and intelligent use of terrain, in late 1862 newly appointed General W.E. (Grumble) Jones was placed in charge of the Valley District, this private communication was undoubtedly sent to General Jones during late 1862 or early 1863 at Laceys Springs, the scene of constant skirmish and fighting well into 1864; trivial portion of flap missing, still extremely fine; any document from the hand of Jackson during the Civil War period is of significance, especially one of a military nature, an item of significant importance for the serious student or collector of the Confederacy or the Civil War; signed Brian Green. (Image) Est. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $2,700.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1075 c Brigader General Daniel S. Ruggles addressed covers, horizontal pair of 5c Green (#1) paying the 500 mile rate, tied by manuscript cancel and dated "January 25th (18)62" to "Brig. Genl. Daniel Ruggles, Com'g New Orleans" and 5c Green (#1), tied by "New Orleans, La./26 Mar" c.d.s. to 1862 cover addressed to Gen. Ruggles in Corinth, Miss.; a Virginia native, Gen. Ruggles was assigned to New Orleans in October 1861 to organize a brigade, receiving the former cover while stationed there, in February 1862 the brigade transferred to Corinth, Miss., later to march on Grant's Army at Shiloh in early April, just a few days after receiving the latter correspondence; fine-very fine; a fascinating pair of covers which trace a Confederate General's movements leading up to one of the most pivotal battles of the Civil War. Est. 400-500

SOLD for $300.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1076 c General Stand Watie addressed covers, one is care of E.W. Perry, Webbers Falls, C.N. (Cherokee Nation), probably hand carried, the other is addressed to his headquarters at Boggy Depot (Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory) and docketed "Private" at upper right; Cherokee Chief, slave-owning planter and Brigadier General in the Confederate Army, Stand Watie joined the Confederate cause in 1861 because he feared the consequences of Lincoln's election and the Republican Party's free soil promises to open the West and Indian Territory to white settlement, he formed a Cherokee cavalry unit and participated heroically in many battles in the Western theater of operations, finally agreeing to "cease hostilities" with the North in a June 23, 1865 agreement without "surrendering"; slight reductions with water stains, still fine-very fine and scarce. Est. 100-150

SOLD for $550.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
"Free" and Three-Cent Rates
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1077 c imageBenton, Ala. circular townstamp (no date), with Confederate usage of "Paid 3" U.S. Postmaster's handstamp at right on cover with lovely pastel yellow lining, addressed to A.H. Stephens, Montgomery, Ala., docketed on reverse "M.F. Gerneles, Benton, Ala. wants passport to visit Pensacola, May 1861", side openned for display, very fine; a most unusual Confederate use that is unlisted in Dietz. (Image) Est. 750-1,000

SOLD for $450.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1078 c Stony Point, Va. / May 20 (1861) c.d.s. on envelope to Charlottesville, Va., endorsed "Free/Wm Beck/PM", with postmaster's original dated enclosure, cover reduced at left just encroaching on the signature, otherwise very fine; an extremely scarce Confederate postmaster's free frank letter used after the April 17 Secession referendum. Est. 300-400

SOLD for $150.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
Independent and Confederate Use of U.S. Stamps
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1079 c Brooklyn, Ala. / Feb. 19 (1861), extremely fine strike of c.d.s., date subsequently altered in manuscript to "29", on 3c Star die entire to Greenville, Ala., flap at back replaced, nevertheless fresh with very fine appearance. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $150.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM
1080 c Grove Hill, Ala. / May 14 1861 manuscript postmark on 3c Star die entire to John Y. Kilpatrick of Suggsville Grays, Fort Mission, Alabama, very fine Confederate States usage of U.S. postal stationery. Est. 150-200

SOLD for $140.00
Closing..Dec-08, 09:00 AM

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