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1450

Atlantic (Collins Line), April 27, 1850, folded letter to Carlisle, England, black "New-York 21 Apr 27" debit, departed New York April 27 and arrived Liverpool May 10, backstamped "America My 10 50A", redirected to Stockton, very fine cover from themaiden voyage of the Collins Line (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:39 PM

1451

Pacific (Collins Line), May 25, 1850, folded letter to London with bold strike of black "New York 42 May 25" integral datestamp, endorsed "p. Pacific Steamer" departing New York City May 25 and arriving Liverpool June 7, manuscript "2/-", June 8 London backstamp, very fine and rare, themaiden voyage of thePacific and the second Collins Line voyage (Image 1) (Image 2)

CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:39 PM

1452

Franklin (Havre Line), October 5, 1850, folded lettersheet to London endorsed "p Franklin Steamer via Southampton" and with clear strike of "New York 42 Oct 5" integral datestamp, departed New York City October 5 and arrived Southampton October 18, backstamped the same day and charged "2/-" due, very fine and scarce, maiden voyage of the Havre Line (Image 1) (Image 2)

CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:40 PM

1453

Africa (Cunard), October 26, 1850, folded letter to New York City with "Liverpool Oc 25 1850" origin postmark, endorsed "p Africa Steamer" departing Liverpool October 26 and arriving New York November 8, black "19 cents" rocking horse debit and "24" handstamp, very finemaiden voyage cover (Image 1) (Image 2)

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CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:40 PM

1454

Great Britain, May 1, 1852, folded letter datelined "Liverpool April 30th 1852", endorsed "Consignees p Great Britain Steamer", did not enter the British postal system but was placed onGreat Britaindeparting Liverpool May 1 and arriving New York May 14, New York circled "6" ship rate handstamp and straightline "2nd Delivery", very fine, the only recorded cover carried byGreat Britain after her 1846 grounding and an uncommon non-contract steamship sailing (Image 1)

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SOLD for $100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:40 PM

1455

Hermann (Ocean Line), November 10, 1852, cover franked with France 10c pair and 1fr tied by grids, November 8 Paris datestamp, addressed to Philadelphia, carried on themaiden voyageof Ocean Line'sHermann departing Southampton November 10 and arriving New York November 23, "New York 21 Nov 23" integral datestamp, stamps small faults, still very fine and scarce (Image 1) (Image 2)

SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:41 PM

1456

Washington (Ocean Line), November 7, 1855, folded letter to Bath, Maine, written in the "Bristol Channel", posted unpaid in London with "3 cents" debit, then to Liverpool forCanada, post office wrongly determinedWashingtonwould be faster so she sailed from Southampton November 7 and arrived New York November 27, three days afterCanada, "New-York 24 Packet Nov 27" datestamp, fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:41 PM

1457

Fulton (Havre), March 13, 1856, cover from St. Petersburg, Russia to Newark, New Jersey, endorsed "pr Prussian Closed Mail via Liverpool", carried onmaiden voyage ofHavre Line'sFulton arriving New York March 29, red "New York Am. Pkt. 30 Mar 29" datestamp, light wear, fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $60.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:42 PM

1458

Ericsson (Collins Line), March 29, 1856, folded letter to Cognac, France with "San Francisco 26 Paid 5 Mar" origination datestamp, endorsed "Via Panama & New York", red "New-York Am Pkt Mar 29" transit, carried by Collins Line's Ericsson departing New York March 29 arriving Liverpool April 12, rated "16" decimes due, French backstamps, very fine, this steamer wason long term charter by Collins Line in an attempt to maintain the contracted bi-weekly sailings (Image 1) (Image 2)

SOLD for $95.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:43 PM

1459

Hermann (Ocean), June 17, 1857, cover with France 80c strip of four tied by "1896" dotted numeral with "Marseille 12 Jun 57" datestamp alongside, addressed to New York City sent via Calais and Southampton, upon arrival red "New York Paid Jun 30" datestamp, stamps small faults, still very fine and attractive, the final voyage ofHermann and the penultimate Ocean Line voyage (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:43 PM

1460

North Star (Vanderbilt), September 29, 1858, cover with pairs of Great Britain 1d Red and 2d Blue tied by September 23, 1858 London duplexes, addressed to Buffalo, New York, treated as unpaid and handstamped "Insufficiently Stamped" and "3 cents" debit, black "New York Am. Pkt. 24 Oct 14" datestamp, very fine, carried on the final voyage ofNorth Star (Image 1) (Image 2)

SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:44 PM

1461

Kangaroo (Inman), June 8, 1859, folded letter datelined "Buenos Ayres Abril 27 1859", sent to New York City via London, by RMSP'sCamilla andTamar(short-lived 6d per ½oz rate to United Kingdom), then byKangaroo departing Liverpool June 8 and arriving New York June 21, black "New-York Am. Pkt. Jun 22" handstamp and "33" rate, very fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $50.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:44 PM

1462

Illinois (Vanderbilt), April 7, 1860, folded letter to Crossen, Prussia datelined "Galveston March 25/60" with matching "Galveston Tex Mar 27 1860" double circle datestamp, endorsed "pr first Steamer for Europe", "New York Am. Pkt. 23 Apr 7" datestamp, carried by Vanderbilt'sIllinois departing New York April 7 and arriving Havre April 24, backstamped Aachen, very fine, the first of five voyages byIllinoisfor the line (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:45 PM

1463

Arago (Havre), March 30, 1861, cover from Pigeon Cove, Massachusetts to Alexandra, Egypt, dated March 29, black "Boston 24 Mar 29" exchange, departed Boston March 30 and arrived Havre April 15, charged "32" decimes due to Alexandria, missing backflap, fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:45 PM

1464

Anglo-Saxon (Allan), June 13, 1861, envelope to Brodhead, Wisconsin with "Spalding Ju 11 61" origination postmark and June 12 London transit, "3 cents" debit, carried byAnglo-Saxon departing Liverpool June 13 arriving Quebec June 26, perfect strike of blue "Chicago. Am. Pkt. 24 Jun 28" exchange, very fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:46 PM

1465

Norwegian (Allan), April 3, 1862, cover franked with Great Britain 1sh Green and addressed to Washington, DC, red "21 cents" rocking rose, carried by Allan Line's Norwegian arriving Portland April 14 with red "Portland Me Am. Pkt. 24 Paid Apr 15 1862" handstamp, light crease and slight reduction, very fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $230.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:47 PM

1466

Fulton (Havre), November 27, 1867, folded lettersheet to New York City, franked with Great Britain 1sh green, departed Falmouth November 28 and arrived New York December 13, red "21 cents" credit and "New York Am. Pkt. Paid Dec 14" handstamp, very fine, carried on the final voyage of the Fulton and the last Havre Line voyage (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:47 PM

1467

China (Cunard), August 9, 1868, cover with two Great Britain 1d Red singles and 6d Violet tied by "Charing Cross W.C. Au 8 68" duplexes to cover to New York City, endorsed "via Queenstown", carried by Cunard'sChina arriving New York City August 18, red "New York Paid All Apr 18" datestamp, small faults, fine and attractive (Image 1) (Image 2)

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SOLD for $110.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:48 PM

1468

Baltimore Md. Apr 26 [1840], red datestamp with matching straightline "Paid" and manuscript "25" rate for double sail freight money and "37½" rate for double inland postage to New York, carried by Red Swallowtail Line'sSt. James departing New York May 1 and arriving Portsmouth May 21, two-line framed "Portsmouth Ship Letter" handstamp, manuscript "8" due, backstamped London May 22, very fine and attractive, ex-Winter

SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:49 PM

1469

Gardiner Me. May 29 [1840], red datestamp and matching "Paid" on folded letter to London via New York City, manuscript "Paid to New York 18¾, Paid Steam Boat Postage 25" totaled to "43¾", endorsed "per British Queen", red "Too Late" handstamp of New York as this cover arrived after the June 1 sailing date, instead carried by Swallowtail Line'sGeorge Washington departing New York June 7, arrived Liverpool July 1 with two-line "Liverpool Ship Letter" backstamp and July 2 London datestamp, manuscript "8" due, very fine, the only recorded freight money cover from Gardiner, Maine, as the freight money sailing fee was only 12½c versus the 25c paid the difference was returned to the Gardiner postmaster as was the custom of the New York post office, ex-Winter, see ChronicleVol. 45, No. 4 ("Freight Money Paid in Gardiner, Maine") (Image 1)

SOLD for $1,100.00
Will close during Public Auction before Jul-18, 02:51 PM