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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 21
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1774.0423
1774 (Apr. 23), "PHILA/DELPHIA" straightline postmark, very faint strike in red with a Minkus "21/MA" Franklin mark on an incoming stampless cover datelined, "Green Island, Jamaica, April 23, 1774", red manuscript "4" and addressed to "Rivera & Lopez, Merchants in Newport Rhode Island, per favour of Capt. Peters, via Philadelphia"; docked "from Capt. James Bourk"; good content re: ships, captains, and unsold slaves; very readable but quite fragile with some splitting and separation, Fine. (Image)
- Wholesale Value: 0 Estimate $35
Opening US$ 180.00
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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 22
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1839.0603
1839 (June 3), Folded Letter Sheet from Opelousas to Cahawba, Alabama, correspondence datelined June 3, 1839, the cover attractive with poorly struck postmark at top left (date illegible) with handstamped "10" rating at top right; addressed to Col. William T. Minter (Apr. 27, 1805-Apr. 2, 1865); some light creases and wrinkling, but an attractive item, Fine to Very Fine. (Image)
Estimate $120-160
Opening US$ 60.00
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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 23
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1843.0822
1843 (Aug. 22), Stampless Express Mail cover from Utica, NY to New York City, folded letter sheet datelined Utica Aug. 21, 1843, endorsed manuscript "Paid" and "Single", with red "U.S. Express Mail/Aug/22" postmark at left (type slug showing above) and matching straightline "PAID" handstamp at top center; crayoned "18-" rating at top right; penciled docketing on reverse "Recd/23 Aug. 1843"; vertical file folds, one through edge of rate marking, Fine to Very Fine, a handsome piece. (Image)
Estimate $160-250
Opening US$ 80.00
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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 24
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Stampless Cover Group, 1788-1858, of ten consisting of Forbestown Cal. (1855 docketing) with manuscript "Paid 10" to NY, "Windsor CT straightline on 1842 FL Huntington correspondence (archives at Yale), manuscript "Paris K.T. Ter." and "Paid 3" on cover to James Denver, Commissioner of Indian Affairs in Washington DC (served November 8, 1858-March 31, 1859), red Augusta Maine Beehive with red "Paid" and manuscript 20" on 1825 FL to the Collector of the Port of Bath Maine, bold "Chesterfield Factory N.H. Nov. 3 with "Paid 3" (both numbers are manuscript) on 1851 FL, red "Cornish Flat N.H. Aug 15" and boxed "Free" ("15" manuscript) on 1829 FL, "RalH N.C. Sep. 2" circular datestamp with manuscript "7" on 1812 FL, red "Cleveland O. Mar. 30" in double box on 1849 FL, and "Alex, May 23" with manuscript "3" and "2" on FL datelined "Virginia Tappahannock 16 May 1788" and blue "Eastern R.R." with "5" on faulty FL to Boston (not catalogued), Fine to Very Fine, see them all online. ASCC $1,455. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
- Wholesale Value: 0 Estimate $60
Opening US$ 300.00
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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 25
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18th & 19th Century Documents, 1712-1810, ten items in an old letter binder; 1799 stampless folded letter from New Haven concerning business; 1810 letter signed by the Selectmen of Savoy MA casting votes for Governor; 1793 letter from New York to draw $1,500 from an account; 1776 Continental Congress $3 note in fragile condition; On Public Service stampless folded envelope from General Ephiaim Blaine in Wilmington; 1724 folded envelope from Southampton MA to Boston; 1788 shipping ledger with payment (in British Pounds) to seamen; 1785 preprinted will; 1712 folded envelope from Boston to Portsmouth; and 1743 contract to advertise the Dublin Journal; age seen in condition but still fascinating, Very Good to Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 1.4 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)
