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1893, 2¢ Columbian. Tied by neat "Boston, Mass., Jan 2, 1893" First Day of Issue machine postmark on fresh cover to Southbury, Ct., receiving backstamp, Very Fine, with 2005 A.F.D.C.S. certificate. Scott No. 231; $4,000.
AN EXCEPTIONAL AND RARE FIRST DAY COVER BEARING THE 1893 2¢ COLUMBIAN ISSUE.
The official first day for the Columbian issue was January 1st, 1893. Since it fell on a Sunday when most post offices where closed, January 2nd is also accepted as the First Day of Issue. US$0 (Image)
Scott $4,000
Opening US$ 750.00
Sold...US$ 750.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:30:39 EST
Sold For 750
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2679
Symbol: Cat No: 286
1898, 2¢ Trans-Miss. Rich vibrant color and attractively centered, tied by neat "Washington, D.C., Jun 17, 98" First Day of Issue machine cancel on cover to Columbus, O. receiving backstamp, Very Fine and attractive, illustrated in Neil & Rosenthal The Trans-Mississippi Issue of 1898 (pg 63), with 1995 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 286; $8,000.
A VERY RARE 2¢ TRANS-MISSISSIPPI FIRST DAY OF ISSUE COVER.
Henry Scheuer has estimated that approximately twelve to twenty 2¢ Trans-Mississippi First Day Covers are known, plus an additional three covers with the 2¢ used with other denominations. A previous owner once had included a note reading…"In 1994 I found this cover in a shoe box of old covers all addressed to or from Otto Kemmler. With this cover, folded to fit inside the cover was the P.O. Announcement about the release of the Trans-Mississippi Stamps. I believe this cover was used by the PO to mail a set of Trans-M. stamps (see manuscript marks on reverse of stamps types) of envelope to Mr. Kemmler and the announcement was used to protect the stamps inside the envelope". US$0 (Image)
Scott $8,000
Opening US$ 2,600.00
Sold...US$ 2,600.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:31:06 EST
Sold For 2600
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2680
Symbol: Cat No: 294
1901, 1¢ Pan-American. Rich colors, nice margins and centering, tied by neat "Springfield, Mass., May 1, 1901" First Day of Issue machine postmark on fresh locally addressed corner card cover to the Masonic Club, Extremely Fine, only fourteen first day usages are recorded of which only eight are on cover and six on card, with 1998 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 294; $5,000.
AN EXCEPTIONAL AND RARE FIRST DAY OF ISSUE USAGE OF THE 1901 1¢ PAN-AMERICAN ISSUE - ONE OF THE FINEST OF EIGHT KNOWN ON COVER EXAMPLES. US$0 (Image)
Scott $5,000
Opening US$ 1,700.00
Sold...US$ 1,700.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:31:30 EST
Sold For 1700
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2681
Symbol: Cat No: 295
1901, 2¢ Pan-American. Well centered single tied by neat Philadelphia machine cancel, May 1, 1901, on a locally addressed Hughes & Müller corner card cover, Very Fine. Scott No. 295; $2,750.
A LOVELY FIRST DAY COVER FROM THIS POPULAR ISSUE. US$0 (Image)
Scott $2,750
Opening US$ 725.00
Sold...US$ 725.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:31:45 EST
Sold For 725
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2682
Symbol: Cat No: 367
1909, 2¢ Lincoln. Bottom margin single, deep rich color, tied by "Marion, Ind., Feb 12, 1909" First Day of Issue flag machine postmark on fresh business return cover to Detroit, Mich., Very Fine. Scott No. 367; $500. US$0 (Image)
Scott $500
Opening US$ 70.00
Sold...US$ 70.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:32:11 EST
Sold For 70
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2683
Symbol: Cat No: 370
1909, 2¢ Alaska-Yukon. Tied by clear Exposition Station First Day cancel, Jun 1, 1909, on an Exposition picture postcard picturing the "Agricultural Bldg. fro Entrance of Manufacturer's Bldg."; mailed locally, Very Fine. Scott No. 370; $5,000.
A MARVELOUS EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE FIRST DAY COVER.
Message reads, "Opening day of the A.Y.P.E. grounds opened 830 military parade 9.30 - Official opening by Pres. Taft. pressed a gold key at Wash. D.C." US$0 (Image)
Scott $5,000
Opening US$ 1,700.00
Sold...US$ 1,700.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:32:25 EST
Sold For 1700
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2684
Symbol: Cat No: 372
1909, 2¢ Hudson-Fulton. Wide margins, tied by "Lancaster Pa., Sep. 25, 09 12:30-AM" First Day of Issue machine cancel on beautiful "Fulton Souvenir" postcard to Safe Harbor, Pa. depicting Robert Fulton's birthplace that was the proposed location of a national monument, light receiving postmark, Very Fine. Scott No. 372; $1,500. US$0 (Image)
Scott $1,500
Opening US$ 170.00
Sold...US$ 170.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:32:40 EST
Sold For 170
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2686
Symbol: Cat No: 413
1912, 2¢ carmine, S.L. watermark, horizontal coil. Well centered single, though most perforations trimmed away - possibly by an affixing device - tied by neat Indianapolis, Ind. machine cancel, April 16, 1912, earliest documented usage, on fancy corner card cover with illustration on the reverse of Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works; fresh and clean, Very Fine,ex-"Alpha", with 2001 PF certificate. Scott No. 413; Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. US$1,000-1,500 (Image)
Est. $1,000-1,500
Opening US$ 475.00
Sold...US$ 500.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:33:40 EST
Sold For 500
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2687
Symbol: Cat No: 483
1917, 3¢ violet, type I, unwatermarked, imperf, earliest known usage. Full well balanced margins, tied by "New York, N.Y., Hudson Term. Sta. 7, Nov 8, 1917" machine postmark on Stanley Gibbons corner card cover to Detroit, Mich., Very Fine, the earliest known usage of the 1917 3¢ type I imperforate. Scott No. 483; Estimate $300 - 400. US$300-400 (Image)
Est. $300-400
Opening US$ 170.00
Sold...US$ 170.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:34:34 EST
Sold For 170
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2688
Symbol: Cat No: 497
1922, 10¢ orange yellow, unwatermarked, horizontal rotary press coil. A very fine pair tied by First Day Washington D.C. duplexes, Jan. 31 8PM 1922,l on 2¢ on 3¢ Surcharged entire sent Special Delivery from one early FDC servicer to another, from Henry Hammelman to Wm. O. Siebold; backstamped Washington Special Delivery duplex the same day., Very Fine,ex-A. Martin. Scott No. 497; $6,000+.
Realized $6,000 in the March 2005 Robert A. Siegel sale of the Alfred S. Martin collection. US$0 (Image)
Scott $6,000+
Opening US$ 1,600.00
Sold...US$ 1,600.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:34:53 EST
Sold For 1600
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2689
Symbol: Cat No: 533
1918, 2¢ carmine, type V, offset printing, imperf, earliest known usage. Large margined vertical pair tied by clear Benton Harbor Mich. machine cancel, Jun 30, 1920 - the earliest documented use - on very clean cover to Atlantic City, N.J.; interesting corner card with Covel Manufacturing Co. rubberstamped over F-B Regulator Co., Very Fine. Scott No. 533; Estimate $500 - 750.
Scott notes the earliest documented use as Sep 29, 1920. US$500-750 (Image)
Est. $500-750
Opening US$ 475.00
Sold...US$ 475.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:36:01 EST
Sold For 475
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2690
Symbol: Cat No: 537
1919, 3¢ Victory. Well centered and strong color, tied by neat "Washington, D.C., Mar 3, 1919" First Day of Issue machine postmark on fresh H.F. Colman stamp dealer corner card cover to New York, Very Fine and choice, with 1976 A.F.D.C.S. certificate. Scott No. 537; $900. US$0 (Image)
Scott $900
Opening US$ 160.00
Sold...US$ 160.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:36:15 EST
Sold For 160
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2691
Symbol: Cat No: 548-550
1920, Pilgrim issue complete. Neat arranged on fresh cover to Fort Worth, Texas, tied by "Philadelphia, Pa., Dec 21, 1920" First Day of Issue "Penn Square Station" slogan flag machine postmark, with Philip Ward Jr. corner card, with receiving backstamp, Very Fine and choice, a lovely complete set on First Day cover. Scott No. 548-550; $2,250. US$0 (Image)
Scott $2,250
Opening US$ 750.00
Sold...US$ 750.00
Closed..Aug-26-2022, 21:36:30 EST
Sold For 750
Sale No: 104
Lot No: 2692
Symbol: Cat No: 549
1920, 2¢ Pilgrim. Tied by perfect strike of "Washington D.C., Dec 21, 1930" First Day of Issue machine postmark on fresh locally addressed cover to Fred Ludwig, Extremely Fine, cover not opened at left which is typical for these Hammelman serviced First Days. Scott No. 549; $700. US$0 (Image)
