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The Raymond Vogel Collection, Part 2 continued...

Plate One Late - Position 4R1L Type II and Block with 7R1L
Lot Sym. Lot Description  
68 ngbl 1c Blue, Ty. II-IV (7-9).> Positions 4-514-15R1L, unused (no gum) block of four, Ty. II at top left (4R), others Ty. IV (5R recut once at bottom, 14-15R recut once at top and bottom), large to huge margins
including parts of adjoining stamps at left1c Blue, Ty. II-IV (7-9). Positions 4-5/14-15R1L, unused (no gum) block of four, Ty. II at top left (4R), others Ty. IV (5R recut once at bottom, 14-15R recut once at top and bottom), large to huge margins including parts of adjoining stamps at left and part of top sheet margin, deep shade, tiny thin spot in top left stamp (4R), other three with ink spots on back

EXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE UNUSED BLOCK OF THE ONE-CENT 1851 ISSUE FROM PLATE ONE LATE, CONTAINING THE ONLY TYPE II POSITION ON THE PLATE.

Position 4R1L is the only position on the plate that was not recut on Plate 1 Late, thus producing a Type II stamp. Unused multiples containing 4R1L are very rare. This block of four was originally joined with the block of six from Positions 6-7/16-18R1L offered in the following lot.

Scott Retail for No. 7-9 unused combination pair with gum is $3,900.00. Value for an ordinary No. 9 block with gum is $5,750.00. (Image)

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E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $1,900.00
Will close during Public Auction
69 ngbl 1c Blue, Ty. IV (9).> Positions 6-816-18R1L, unused (no gum) block of six, 6-7R recut once at bottom, 8R recut twice at bottom, bottom row recut once at top and bottom, Position 7R1L is the recut version of Type
I on Plate 1 Early (Scott 5) and in t1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Positions 6-8/16-18R1L, unused (no gum) block of six, 6-7R recut once at bottom, 8R recut twice at bottom, bottom row recut once at top and bottom, Position 7R1L is the recut version of Type I on Plate 1 Early (Scott 5) and in this state still shows much of the bottom right plume, large margins including part of top sheet margin, deep shade, bright and fresh, vertical crease along left side, a few small stain spots on back

EXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. A MAGNIFICENT UNUSED BLOCK OF THE ONE-CENT 1851 ISSUE FROM PLATE ONE EARLY, CONTAINING POSITION 7R, WHICH IN ITS EARLIER STATE FURNISHED THE ONLY TYPE I IMPERFORATE ONE-CENT STAMP.

This block was originally joined with the block of Positions 4-5/14-15R1L offered in the preceding lot. The top row of Plate 1 Late was, with the exception of Position 4R1L, recut and transformed into Type IV's. However, the top row right pane positions still retained many of their fascinating features from Plate 1 Early. Among these is Position 7R, which on the early state of the plate produced the only imperforate Type I, Scott No. 5. On Plate 1 Late, most of 7R's unique characteristics are still present: the design is complete at top and still shows the distinctive double transfer at top right, it is almost complete at bottom with only a small part of the balls erased, and the plumes are essentially intact, especially on early printings. (Image)

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E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $2,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
70   1c Blue, Ty. II-IV (7-9).> Positions 4-5R1L, horizontal pair, right stamp Ty. IV and recut once at bottom, large balanced margins on the Ty. II, margins ample to barely touching at top right on the Ty. IV,
cancelled by <blue> Philadelphia Pa. Jul. 41c Blue, Ty. II-IV (7-9). Positions 4-5R1L, horizontal pair, right stamp Ty. IV and recut once at bottom, large balanced margins on the Ty. II, margins ample to barely touching at top right on the Ty. IV, cancelled by blue "Philadelphia Pa. Jul. 4" circular datestamp, trace of a red cancel at right, Very Fine and choice, scarce combination pair (Image)

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662.50

SOLD for $650.00
Will close during Public Auction
71 c 1c Blue, Ty. IV-II (9-7).> Positions 3-4R1L, horizontal pair, left stamp Type IV and recut twice at bottom, large margins to clear including <sheet margin> at top, tied by New York circular datestamp on buff
circular-rate cover to Rouses Point N.Y.,1c Blue, Ty. IV-II (9-7). Positions 3-4R1L, horizontal pair, left stamp Type IV and recut twice at bottom, large margins to clear including sheet margin at top, tied by New York circular datestamp on buff circular-rate cover to Rouse's Point N.Y., scissors-cut between the two stamps at top, still Very Fine, a rare combination pair on cover, ex Caspary (Image)

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E. 300-400

SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
72   1c Blue, Ty. II (7).> Position 4R1L, large balanced margins, neat strikes of circular datestamp, tiny thin speck at top, Extremely Fine appearing example of this scarce and desirable position1c Blue, Ty. II (7). Position 4R1L, large balanced margins, neat strikes of circular datestamp, tiny thin speck at top, Extremely Fine appearing example of this scarce and desirable position (Image)

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350.00

SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction
73 c 1c Blue, Ty. II (7).> Position 4R1L, full margins including <sheet margin> at top, tied by Lowell Mass. Mar. 9 circular datestamp on drop-rate cover, stamp with couple light corner creases in top left margin,
backflap tear from opening, still Very1c Blue, Ty. II (7). Position 4R1L, full margins including sheet margin at top, tied by "Lowell Mass. Mar. 9" circular datestamp on drop-rate cover, stamp with couple light corner creases in top left margin, backflap tear from opening, still Very Fine, a rare on-cover use of the only position from Plate 1L that was not recut, ex Krug, signed Ashbrook (Image)

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E. 200-300

SOLD for $200.00
Will close during Public Auction

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