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United States State/Territorial Postal History Alabama
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 33
Symbol: C
Cat No: Eutah
[Alabama] Eutah, "ONE DIME", bold, slightly blurred impression of a 10¢ coin on a folded letter postmarked with a very weak Eutah c.d.s., Feb 6 (1846), on a folded letter to Cincinnati; lightly soiled with a small stain at the upper left, the letter with minor internal splitting, Fine and rare. (Image)
- Wholesale Value: 0 Estimate $35
Opening US$ 250.00
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Florida Territory
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 34
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1835-43
Three Florida Territorial Stampless Covers, 1835-1843, red"Quincy Flo." with "May 16" manuscript date and "12/4" rate and "1835" docketing to John H. Eaton (Florida's Second territorial governor from 4/24/1834 to 3/16/1836, and St. Joseph FLT Jun 1" circular datestamp with red manuscript "50" rate on 1839 folded letter to Boston, business contents, and "Apalachicola FTy" (Type III) with matching "25" (Type B) both in red (only 10-20 recorded), on Dec. 29, 1843 folded letter to NY, with interesting business content "…we are now to work on the Lighter and if I do not have any more work on the Rail way, I think we will have her ready for business by the first of March. The rail way has not altogether gone to sleep. I have had out a steam boat the past week and have more work engaged…The Textor has gone on her trip to New Orleans…",, Fine to Very Fine trio, see them all online. ASCC $550. (Image)
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Opening US$ 80.00
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Indian Territory
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 36
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1860.0317
"Choctaw Agency 17 Mar. 1860" (Indian Territory), manuscript cancel at top left on buff colored cover franked by US No. 26 with piece out at top tied by one of several short diagonal pen cancels and addressed to Col. P.P. (Peter Perkins) Pitchlynn in Washington DC (Pitchlynn was the Chief of the Choctaw Indian Territory Nation, Speaker of the National Council of the Choctaw Nation and Choctaw delegate to the US government (you can read about him on his wikipedia page), opened roughly at top, still Very Fine and according to John Birkinbine, this is one of only 3 or 4 Indian Territory covers carried by Butterfield in private hands. Birkinbine believed that this cover was carried to Fort Smith Arkansas where transferred to Butterfield Overland Mail sent either to Tipton MO or by the scarce southern route to Memphis via Little Rock, then from Tipton or Memphis by train to Washington DC." John also noted that "the 3c overland rate east is equally rare." Very much worthy of further research., ex Birkinbine. (Image)
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Oregon
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 793
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Oregon Town Cancels, 1908-92, nearly 600 envelopes, postal cards, and pieces with town postmarks; 345 Adams to Medford mounted in oversized sketch book along with photograpghs of most post offices and a description about the town; pair of 9" x 12" sketch books with DPO and Branch post offices, 251 covers (also with photographs) from Agate Beach to Zagzag; most are from the 1985-1995 timeframe; key for the Oregon postal historian, Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 17 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Video3 for this lot) (Image)
Estimate $400-600
Opening US$ 200.00
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Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 794
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Calling All Oregonians, 1908-86, 350 envelopes and postcards with town, DPO, and Branch cancels; the key is most come with photographs of the post office; bonus folder with perhaps 100 more photographs ready to be matched; enjoyable time guaranteed, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 5.8 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Opening US$ 150.00
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Pennsylvania
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 795
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19th Century and Early 20th Century Pennsylvania Group of 35, small towns incl. 1858 with contents, corner cards, postcards, handpainted 1938 "pigeon", DPO, Powell Bros all-over advertising, manuscript. cancel, etc.; usual condition. Shipping charges apply - weight 0.8 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $350-500
Opening US$ 180.00
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Territory of Hawaii
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 35
Symbol: C
Cat No: 1952.1120
1952 (Nov. 20), Illustrated cover from Territory of Hawaii to Israel, multi-color and -issue franking (including two late-in-life Prexie uses), plus Hawaiian Philatelic Society poster stamp, sent on colorful Airmail cover to Kfar-Ata, Israel; four-bar U.S. Army Postal Service postmark at center left (APO number smudged), Israeli censor's tape at left with boxed violet handstamp on front and back; Kfar Ata receiver (Nov. 26 (?)) on reverse; some travel wear but still an unusual origin-destination combination, Fine to Very Fine. (Image)
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Utah Territory
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 37
Symbol: C
Cat No: tooele city
[Utah Territory], Tooele City, folded letter with manuscript postmark "paid 3 Tooele City UT, Apl 17th/55"; marked "In haste" and addressed to "Brigham Young, President of PEF [Perpetual Emigrating Fund] Co., GSL [Great Salt Lake] City"; the content, an update on local Church matters, incs a list of the residents of Tooele indebted to the Fund.; exceptionally fresh and clean, Very Fine. A rare marking and an interesting piece of Mormon history.
The Perpetual Emigrating Fund was established by Brigham Young in 1849 to help poor and impoverished "Saints"—members of his Church of Latter Day Saints—around the world come to Utah. (Image)
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Virginia
Sale No: 2009
Lot No: 38
Symbol: C
Cat No: big lick
[Virginia] Big Lick, bold double circle datestamp, June 14 (manuscript day) and negative "10" in starred circle; on a folded letter to Cincinnat,i headed "Big Lick P.O., Roanoke, Virginia," but not dated; the original rating—a "5" in sawtooth circle—was smudged out when the distance to Cincinnati was calculated at over 300 miles., Very Fine. (Image)
