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The Wagshal Collection, Part 2: One-Cent 1851-56 Imperforate continued...

Paid Printed Precancel
Lot Sym. Lot Description  
859   1c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed PAID Precancel (9 var).> Horizontal pair, left stamp in all capital letters, right stamp all lower case, large margins to just in including trace of adjoining stamp at left<><>^FINE. A RARE AND DESIRABLE PAIR OF THE 18511c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed "PAID" Precancel (9 var). Horizontal pair, left stamp in all capital letters, right stamp all lower case, large margins to just in including trace of adjoining stamp at left

FINE. A RARE AND DESIRABLE PAIR OF THE 1851 ONE-CENT TYPE IV, COMBINING TWO DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE "PAID" PRECANCEL. PERHAPS THREE OR FOUR SUCH PAIRS EXIST.

Little is known about the "Paid" precancels on the 1c 1851 Issue. The Ashbrook book illustrates several varieties of actual and supposed precancels. Ashbrook surmises that "the markings... were printed from newspaper type. In all probability the overprinting was done in a newspaper printing plant, and the stamps were used on wrappers enclosing newspapers or more than probable, on the newspapers themselves." Ashbrook's theory was borne out by the discovery of a newspaper wrapper, which was sold in our 2004 Rarities sale.

Ex Neinken. Scott Retail as singles (Scott Catalogue does not distinguish between the styles). (Image)

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 5,000.00

SOLD for $9,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
860   1c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed PAID Precancel (9 var).> Vertical pair, both with all capital letters, full margins to just touched, somewhat faulty<><>^FINE-VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A RARE PAIR OF THE ONE-CENT 1851 ISSUE WITH THE PAID PRECANCEL.^<><>L1c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed "PAID" Precancel (9 var). Vertical pair, both with all capital letters, full margins to just touched, somewhat faulty

FINE-VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A RARE PAIR OF THE ONE-CENT 1851 ISSUE WITH THE "PAID" PRECANCEL.

Little is known about the "Paid" precancels on the 1c 1851 Issue. The Ashbrook book illustrates several varieties of actual and supposed precancels. Ashbrook surmises that "the markings... were printed from newspaper type. In all probability the overprinting was done in a newspaper printing plant, and the stamps were used on wrappers enclosing newspapers or more than probable, on the newspapers themselves." Ashbrook's theory was borne out by the discovery of a newspaper wrapper, which was sold in our 2004 Rarities sale.

Ex Neinken. Scott Retail as singles (Image)

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 5,000.00

SOLD for $2,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
861   1c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed PAID Precancel (9 var).> Vertical pair, both in lower case type, full margins to in, bright color<><>^FINE. A RARE PAIR OF THE 1851 ONE-CENT TYPE IV WITH THE PAID PRECANCEL. VERY FEW MULTIPLES ARE KNOWN.^<><>Little is1c Blue, Ty. IV, Printed "PAID" Precancel (9 var). Vertical pair, both in lower case type, full margins to in, bright color

FINE. A RARE PAIR OF THE 1851 ONE-CENT TYPE IV WITH THE "PAID" PRECANCEL. VERY FEW MULTIPLES ARE KNOWN.

Little is known about the "Paid" precancels on the 1c 1851 Issue. The Ashbrook book illustrates several varieties of actual and supposed precancels. Ashbrook surmises that "the markings... were printed from newspaper type. In all probability the overprinting was done in a newspaper printing plant, and the stamps were used on wrappers enclosing newspapers or more than probable, on the newspapers themselves." Ashbrook's theory was borne out by the discovery of a newspaper wrapper, which was sold in our 2004 Rarities sale.

Ex Neinken. Scott Retail as singles (Image)

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 5,000.00

SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

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