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1847, 5¢ red brown (Scott 1), well centered within huge margins including parts of the next stamp at top, tied by Boston red grid cancel on a very clean and attractive 1850 folded letter to Newport, R.I., Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Scott $425 Est. $250-350 (Image)
Scott $425 Est. $250-350
Opening US$ 190.00
Sold...US$ 190.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:36:06 EST
Sold For 190
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 60
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Cat No: 9
1852, 1¢ blue, type IV (Scott 9), tied by Savanna, GA town cancel on an 1856 folded letter mailed to Providence RI. The contents is a "Savanna Republican Prices Current"; a handstamp identifies the sender, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, an historic piece of philately knowing that it is an early cover once held in President Roosevelt's hands, ex-President Franklin D. Roosevelt, an avid stamp collector; a red stamp on the inside reads, "From the Franklin D Roosevelt Collection Auction Feb., April, 1946 by H.R. Harmer Inc., N.Y. Scott $110 Est. $100-150 (Image)
Scott $110 Est. $100-150
Opening US$ 90.00
Sold...US$ 90.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:36:46 EST
Sold For 90
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 62
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Cat No: 11A
1852, 3¢ dull red, type II (Scott 11A), with a huge right margin, tied by Bangor, Maine PAID c.d.s. on an 1855 folded letter sheet document dated May 30th, from the state of Maine appointing Elijah Comins to the office of Justice by the Secretary of State (Alden Jackson); an official government document of the time preprinted on the reverse of the letter sheet, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, a great item with added interest! Scott $35 Est. $40-60 (Image)
Scott $35 Est. $40-60
Opening US$ 30.00
Sold...US$ 30.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:37:48 EST
Sold For 30
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 64
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Cat No: 26
1857, 3¢ dull red, type III (Scott 26), tied by a complete "Detroit, Mich. Jun 27" town cancel with a lovely book advertisement on the reverse, Very Fine. Est. $30-40 (Image)
Est. $30-40
Opening US$ 24.00
Sold...US$ 24.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:38:45 EST
Sold For 24
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 65
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Cat No: 35
1859, 10¢ green, type V (Scott 35), used on a cross-border cover to Canada, tied by a beautifully struck c.d.s from Otter River, MA, carried by coastal steamer from Boston (red U. States oval) to Nova Scotia (left corner handstamp); then traveled by Canadian post to Lennoxville (Quebec) reverse handstamp, and then on to Huntingville; a great cover with lovely markings, Very Fine. Est. $75-100 (Image)
Est. $75-100
Opening US$ 60.00
Sold...US$ 60.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:39:35 EST
Sold For 60
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 69
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Cat No: 68
1861, 10¢ yellow green (Scott 68), tied by a well struck 19mm 11 bar grill postmark paying the 10¢ rate from the West Coast to the East Coast in the year 1863; as indicated by manuscript "Via Panama" this cover traveled the Panama Route - up until 1860 this route offered the fastest method of mail travel coast to coast in the United States; a very fresh cover, Very Fine. Est. $50-75 (Image)
Est. $50-75
Opening US$ 38.00
Sold...US$ 38.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:41:48 EST
Sold For 38
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 71
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Cat No: 73
1863, 2¢ black (Scott 73), lovely little group of 3 covers featuring the "Black Jack" stamp all with neat cancels, Fine to Very Fine. Est. $75-100 (Image)
Est. $75-100
Opening US$ 70.00
Sold...US$ 70.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:43:14 EST
Sold For 70
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 74
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Cat No: 178
1875, 2¢ vermilion, C.B.N.C. printing (Scott 178), tied by a duplex cancel and bearing a Boston, MA c.d.s. on a lovely embossed Valentine cover including the valentine inside; a striking combination as it is unusual to have both the envelope and its contents, Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Est. $60-80 (Image)
Est. $60-80
Opening US$ 40.00
Sold...US$ 40.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:45:04 EST
Sold For 40
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 76
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Cat No: 211
1883, 4¢ Jackson, diagonal bisect (Scott 211), used to pay the 2¢ rate, tied by a well struck 1897 cancel of New York and the flag; the cancel ties the bisect to the trimmed side which lends to its authenticity as a true use of a stamps bisect actually going through the mail; rare example, Very Fine, not listed in Scott. Est. $60-80 (Image)
Est. $60-80
Opening US$ 110.00
Sold...US$ 110.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:46:11 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 77
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Cat No: 279B
1898, 2¢ Washington, type IV, red (Scott 279B), tied by two light cancels to this large, ornate and embossed Valentine cover mailed in 1899; the cover contains a lovely and colorful card with no tears which depicts a verse and drawing in blue; indeed a lovely and rare combination in such a large format, Very Fine to Extremely Fine,
In the 1850's "The New Yorker" published an article saying valentine cards were a very distasteful means of proclaiming your love, the article went further saying the cards were a fad and would eventually run their course; well - some 175 years later, the valentine card market is still booming!. Est. $40-60 (Image)
Est. $40-60
Opening US$ 30.00
Sold...US$ 30.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:46:48 EST
Sold For 30
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 78
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Cat No: 288
1898, 5¢ Trans-Miss. (Scott 288), used in 1898 on a Spanish-American War patriotic cover from Saugatuck, Ct. to Baden, Germany, with New York and Wolfach, Germany backstamps; vertical file fold, Fine. Est. $50-75 (Image)
Est. $50-75
Opening US$ 60.00
Sold...US$ 60.00
Closed..Nov-07-2020, 11:47:16 EST
Sold For 60
Sale No: 31
Lot No: 80
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Cat No: 804b, 806b, 807a
1938, 1¢ Washington, 2¢ Adams and 3¢ Jefferson (Scott 804b, 806b, 807a), a complete set of booklet panes on 3 unaddressed first day covers, Very Fine. Scott $45 Est. $40-60 (Image)
