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367 2c Lincoln Planty #2 variety with single tied by indistinct First Day February 12, 1909 hand cancel on revers of beautiful multicolor embossed Pots Card of "Abraham Lincoln 1809 - 1865", beautiful. (Image)
553 1 1/2c Warren G. Harding (combo with #582, 598 & U481), Washington DC machine and hand cancel, all 4 issues came out the same day, addressed to Nickels, neatly open at top. (Image)
560, 565 8c Grant and 14c American Indian, both issues on one cover tied by Washington DC machine cancel, both stamps issued the same day, addressed to and serviced by George Frost with his distinctive wax seal. An extremely scarce combination and only the 5th we have offered in over 40 years, quite rare! Brookman $2,200.00. (Image)
563 11c Rutherford B. Hayes single tied by Washington, DC. machine cancel, serviced by Worden, extremely clean and typed address. Brookman $450.00, extremely clean and SUPERB! (Image)
564 12c Grover Cleveland, tied by Boston MA registry cancel and markings. with Special Delivery markings. Foreign destination to Canada with backstamp. Great exhibit item. (Image)
567 20c Golden Gate, single tied by rare May 1, 1923 San Francisco CA machine cancel, typed addressed to Philip H. Ward, Jr. with additional rubber stamp "Received at San Francisco, California under cover from the post office at Phila, Pa." An extremely scarce cover and one of the scarcest listed cities for all Flat Plate issues. (Image)
576 1 1/2c Warren G. Harding & 631 imperforate blocks on Nickles serviced cover addressed to him, both tied by different first day of issue DC. cancels, neatly opened at left and seldom seen. (Image)
585, 586 4c Martha Washington & 5c Roosevelt Combination cover. Both issues came out the same day, tied by Washington, DC machine cancel with "The Home of the Postage Stamp" corner card printed in blue, open at top. (Image)
587, 617 6c James A. Garfield, 1c Lexington-Concord. BOTH ISSUES CAME OUT THE SAME DAY, tied by Washington, DC machine cancel. "Home of the Postage Stamp" C/C, scarce. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding single tied by unofficial Dublin, Ohio hand cancel, neatly open top, addressed to and serviced by George Linn, very scarce! (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding block of four tied by unofficial Baltimore, MD. hand cancel, neatly open at left, with "The Shoreham" engraved address on reverse, very scarce city for this issue, the 2nd we have handled. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding block of four tied by unofficial Delaware, Ohio machine cancel, neatly open top, addressed to and serviced by George Linn, very scarce! (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding, block of four tied by unofficial Powell OH hand cancel, addressed to and serviced by to George Linn, open top and seldom seen. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding single tied by unofficial Linworth, Ohio machine cancel, neatly open top, addressed to and serviced by George Linn, the first we have seen, very scarce. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding Planty #1, 1st George Linn cachet (2A) in black measuring 8.7 cm x 6.5 cm with a .3 cm border. This is the one of the SCARCEST SIZES of all the 1st Linn cachets. One of only a handful we have offered in over 30 years with the examples having sold for over our estimate extremely clean and scarce! (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding Planty #1, 1st GEORGE LINN cachet (3B) on envelope measuring 11.8cm x 7cm with a 2 cm border, one of the most recognized cachets and most sought after in our hobby with a catalog value of $875.00, scarce. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding Planty #2, listed in Mellone's as 1st Fairway cachet, in gold and gray, Washington, D.C. cancel, good condition and scarce. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding Planty #12, "The Harding Publishing Co. - 'The Marion Star,' Marion, Ohio" corner card printed in black. Single with 10c Special delivery tied by Marion, OH, machine cancel, neatly open left side with enclosure (see web image). Only the 3rd we have handled, scarce. (Image)
610 2c Warren G. Harding Planty #13, 1st Mack cachet printed in black on back flap. Only the 4th such example we have handled and one of the earliest period cachets ever produced. (Image)
611 2c Imperforate Warren G. Harding bottom PLATE BLOCK OF SIX #15019 tied by Washington, DC. hand cancel. Serviced by and addressed to Philip H. Ward, JR. and only the 3rd plate block of six we have ever sold with last realizing over $475.00. Very clean and quite scarce, a must for the plate block specialist! (Image)
614 1c Huguenot-Walloon Planty #8, 1st Hobby Shop of Jacksonville cachet in black, tied by Mayport FL cancel, the only example we have offered in over 40 years, scarce. (Image)
617 1c Lexington-Concord, bisect equal to 1/2c tied by Washington DC machine cancel to U481 to equal the 2c rate. Serviced by Chambers and the first such bisect we have seen for this issue, extremely scarce. (Image)
619 5c Lexington-Concord Planty #1A, 1st G. A. Jackson cachet printed in black on label on front of cover, single tied by Cambridge, MA machine cancel, neatly opened at top, typed address with foreign destination Lyon, France. Only the 4th such copy we have offered in years with the previous copies realizing over $880.00. Signed on reverse by the Mayor of Cambridge, seldom seen! (Image)
622 13c Benjamin Harrison unlisted Mauck/Sidenius style add-on cachet printed in black then hand tinted as well as "First Day Cover" rubber stamped cachet, single tied by North Bend OH hand cancel, typed addressed to Edward C. Worden, and the only example we have seen in 40 years. (Image)
623 17c Woodrow Wilson Planty #1, A.C. Roessler cachet in black, single tied by unofficial purple Air Mail Field Bellefonte PA hand cancel, addressed to A.C. Roessler, small repaired tear at left. (Image)
628 5c Ericsson Memorial block of four Planty #2, Griffin printed cachet in yellow and black on blue envelope, single tied by scarce New York NY hand cancel, address to H.H. Griffin, certainly one of the most desirable of all cacheted classic First Day Covers. (Image)
629 2c Battle of White Plains Planty #20, Hoover add-on cachet in red, Purchase, NY unofficial cancel. The only example of this rare city we have offered in over 40 years! (Image)
629 2c Battle of White Plains unlisted 1st Hans Sergl photo post card with Int. Philatelic hand cancel. The first we have seen with the stamp on the photo side of the card, great exhibit item. (Image)
643 2c Vermont Sesquicentennial (with #644) unlisted #1 Gerow cachet variety with "The Walloomsac Inn" Corner Card. Addressed to Gerow and the first we have offered. (Image)
643 2c Vermont Sesquicentennial Planty #2, 1st Kirkjian cachet in black on blue envelope with Bennington, VT. cancel, scarce, previous recorded sales exceed $300.00 and has been seldom offered. (Image)
645 2c Valley Forge Planty #19, 1st J.W. Stoutzenberg cachet in blue on blue envelope, single tied by Cleveland Midwestern Philatelic Station cancel, one of the scarcest of all classic first cachets! (Image)
647-48 2c-5c Hawaii Planty #1, 1st C. W. Best cachet printed in black, pair tied by Honolulu HI hand cancel, one of the scarcest of all classic First Cachets, a very rare cover. (Image)
647-48 2c-5c Hawaii Planty #5, 1sy L.M. Whitehouse orange label cachet with green text and black printed corner card Whitehouse. Honolulu, Hawaii machine cancel, neatly opened at top, scarce. (Image)
651 2c George Rogers Clark Planty #9, 1st Harry Ioor cachet in scarce RED variety with Vincennes machine cancel, addressed to Ioor, open left side and seldom seen. (Image)
651 2c George Rogers Clark Planty #9B, 1st Harry Ioor cachet in scarce green with plate block of four. Green is the scarcest of the three colors that Ioor used for his 1st cachets and is one of just a rare few we have ever offered and the only plate block. (Image)
651 2c George Rogers Clark Planty #14, 1st Clark Memorial Commission cachet in blue, scarce. Quite rare and the first we have offered in over 8 years. (Image)
651 2c George Rogers Clark Planty #34, 1st Roy L. Hood cachet thermographed in turquoise. Unofficial Sumner, IL. hand cancel, rare, and the first we have seen from this city. (Image)
651 2c George Rogers Clark Planty #36, 1st Emeigh cachet in red and blue, only the 4th we have offered in over 25 years, and one of the scarcest of all classic cachet makers' First Cachets, rare. (Image)
654 2c Electric Light Jubilee Planty #17, 1st Klotzbach cachet printed in rare BLACK and one of the scarcest of all pioneer cachet servicers and the first block of four with plate number we have seen as well as air border. (Image)
702 2c Red Cross Planty #57, 1st Blum Shoe Mfg. Company cachet in red and black, tied by Dansville NY cancel, neatly opened at top, with related enclosure (see web image), first time we've seen this. (Image)
703 2c Yorktown, predated single dated October 8th (1st day was the 19th) by Los Angeles, CA. machine cancel. Also included in this rare lot is the original lengthy letter by Gilbert as well as the original FIRST day cover used to mail this incredible PREDATE. A fantastic item and a must for the specialist. (Image)
703 2c Yorktown, RARE PREDATED single dated October 17 (1st day was the 19th) tied by Saint Paul, Minn. hand cancel on #10 business size envelope and sent special delivery. Original contents (see scan) speaking to the cover and a fantastic exhibit item and new discovery. (Image)
703 2c Yorktown Planty #14, 1st Willard, green, black & red with rare PREDATED 10/18/ South Wethersfield, Conn hand cancel. The first we have seen, rare! (Image)
704-15 1/2c - 10c Washington Bicentennials on one business size cover with Planty #7A, unknown multicolor cachet, unaddressed and beautiful. Signed by Washington DC. Postmaster General Mooney! (Image)
724 3c William Penn Planty #37, 1st Merchantville Stamp Club cachet in black, tied by unofficial Merchantville NJ cancel, stamp slightly toned, unaddressed and a rare cachet. (Image)
725 3c Daniel Webster Planty #20A, 1st Fred Gardner cachet in blue with black "coin", tied by unofficial Salisbury, NH., the first we have seen from this city, scarce. (Image)
727 3c Newburgh Planty #77b Dorothy Knapp hand painted add-on cachet. This is the actually cover listed in Planty and one of three known different cachet designs for this issue, rare! (Image)
750a 3c American Philatelic Society Planty #1g Beazell photographic cachet "Climbing To The Summif Of Mt. Rainier", typed address to Beazell. The first we have offered. (Image)
752-71 Imperforate Parks Planty #24, Beverly Hills complete set of 20 covers with printed cachets in red and black. ALL with BLOCKS OF FOUR, clean and matched. (Image)
775 3c Michigan unlisted, unknown "of the period" hand painted one of a kind cachet addressed to C. Herbert Goeb, Baltimore, MD. Absolutely magnificent one-of-a-kind, rare! (Image)
775 3c Michigan unlisted, beautiful hand drawn multicolor "of the period" cachet by Loren F. Gaither. Said to be one of a kind and one of only two different cachets she produced for this issue. (Image)
775 3c Michigan unlisted, Dye "of the period" hand painted one of a kind cachet on oversized cover. Addressed to Fred Sanders and a real gem! A must for the specialist. (Image)
775 3c Michigan Planty #64, Lottie Eshliman hand painted "of the period" cachet. Her cachet #17 with only 12 produced. One of only two we have ever offered, slight toning at bottom. Same cover original sold in 2000 in auction #145. (Image)
775 3c Michigan Planty #78, 1st Michigan Department of State cachet in black on #10 envelope without window (most seen are window envelopes). Opened top and the first we have offered w/o window. (Image)
775 3c Michigan Planty #79, 1st Michigan Historical Commission cachet in red and blue on #10 cover, neatly open top and only the 2nd example we have offered. (Image)
776 3c Texas Planty #17, 1st Risko Art hand painted airbrushed multicolor cachet, exquisite color and detail seldom seen in it's period, some toning on upper right side, scarce. (Image)
776 3c Texas Planty #105, J. Neal Griffith "of the period" multicolor hand tinted cachet. Only the 3rd we have handled in over 40 years and quite scarce. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island unlisted, unknown cachet, black on #10 cover, Pawtucket, RI cancel, open at right, rare. Only example we have seen and the same cover we sold in Auction #233 in 2007 for a then realization of $250.00 (plus 15%). (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Unknown typed cachet "Of the Period" with additional pen and ink border around text part of cachet, probably one of a kind. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island FDC also flown on Hindenburg on oversized #10 size stationery. The first we have offered and a great exhibit item combination First Day and First Flight. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island, single on Third Assistant Postmaster General corner card, with seldom seen original letter sign by Postmaster, 2nd example we have seen in 40 years. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island, 16 stamps comprised of a block of 12 and two pairs on one oversized cover with vertical crease. Special delivery and fantastic multiple. single (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island unlisted, Laffert "of the period" hand drawn multicolor cachet and the ONLY Laffert we have ever offered for this issue, a must for the specialist and quite rare. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island unlisted, unknown multicolor "of the period" cachet. The first we have seen in 40+ years, rare and a must for the specialist. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #4A, W.M. Grandy cachet in blue with scarce FOREIGN DESTINATION to Greece with tied Greek postage due on front. Great exhibit item and must for the specialist. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #64, 1st Kent County Philatelic Society cachet, in black, tied by unofficial Wood River Junction, R.I. cancel, addressed. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #72, Plimpton cachet in red, gold and blue, with scarce FOREIGN DESTINATION to South Australia. First we have seen to this country. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #83, Unknown printed "of the period" cachet in black addressed to Paul R. Robinson and the first we have offered, scarce! (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #87a variety, Unknown cachet in black with blue border, tied by unofficial U.S.S. Naval Hospital, Newport, RI. and the first time we have offered this rare variety. (Image)
777 3c Rhode Island Planty #125, Unknown printed "of the period" cachet in black addressed to Mr. Stuyvesant Palmer (possible maker), first we have offered, scarce! (Image)
778 3c TIPEX sheet unlisted, Unknown "of the period" hand painted and pen and ink one of a kind cachet, one of a kind addressed to Emanuel Sicurella, absolutely magnificent. (Image)
782 3c Arkansas unlisted, Unknown "of the period" hand painted and pen and ink one of a kind cachet, one of a kind addressed to Emanuel Sicurella, absolutely magnificent. (Image)
795 3c Northwest Ordinance Sesquincentennial unlisted, C.D. McCowen hand drawn multicolor cachet on #5 size cover. Probably one of a kind, rare! (Image)
803-31 1/2c-50c Presidentials Planty #39, set of 29 all different Pilgrim bi- color cachets, All with matching typed addresses. See all covers at our web site. The first we have offered in over 40 years. (Image)
803-34 1/2c-$5.00 Presidentials Planty #36, complete set of Clarence Reid cachets including all coils as well. Generally printed in the color of each stamp, very clean and seldom seen. (Image)
803-34 1/2c-$5.00 Presidentials Planty #38, set of Crosby cachets thru the $5 value with thye low values having mathed typed addresses and BLOCKS of four. The high values are all singles, nice clean set. (Image)
803-34 1/2c-$5.00 Presidentials Planty #76. RARE complete set of Fred Chambers Cachets. The only 2nd set we have offered in over 40 years with the last selling for over $1,300.00 in 2006. Certainly one of the scarcest of all printed cachets for this series. (Image)
804B-806B-807A Presidential Booklet Panes on #10 cover Crosby thermographed Cachet in light red. The first we have seen without airmail border. (Image)
834 $5 Coolidge Planty #54, Gundel cachet. This IS NOT an add-on, very few were produced and is in fact only the 4th individual example we have offered in nearly 40 years of this cachet and THE ONLY PLATE BLOCK, RARE! (Image)
839-51 Presidential Coils on two #10 Size Crosby thermograph Cachets; one in blue and the other in green (with small tear at bottom), very scarce. (Image)
852 3c Golden Gate International Exposition unlisted, Unknown hand drawn"of the period" cachet with additional paste-on image. Addressed to Gerard W.B. Gardner and probably one of a kind. Very well done, beautiful. (Image)
852 3c Golden Gate International Exposition, unlisted unknown "of the period" cachet printed in black. Addressed to Mrs. W.J. Mack and the first we have seen in 40+ years! (Image)
853 3c NY World's Fair unlisted 1st Artcraft cachet variety on Adam Bert #5 size envelope, typed address to Bert, open left side and seldom seen. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #14 1st Blue Goose Antique Shop "square" cachet, beautifully hand painted, seldom seen especially without the usual do (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial on uncacheted cover, tied by unofficial Piqua, Ohio cancel, addressed to Rev. Paul J. Gehm. The only example of this city we have seen, possibly unique. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #17, Crosby thermographed cachet in silver depicting the first baseball, one of the scarcest listed Crosby FDCs. Only the 3rd we have offered in over 40 years with sales of over $350.00, quite scarce. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #34, Fairway cachet in red and blue, with Cooperstown First Day (usually seen as DC 2nd day), only the 3rd we have offered in over 40 years, quite scarce. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #42A, C. Murray Hart cachet in scarce green, typed addressed and only the 3rd one we have offered in this color. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #98, Horace M. Grant "Crosby-Czubay like" photo cachet with photo of Edward L. Grant, one of only a handful we have offered in the last 40 years. (Image)
855 3c Baseball Centennial Planty #105, Warneford cachet in red and blue, single tied by unofficial Milford NY hand cancel, seldom seen with unofficial cancel, cover has slight toning and Postmaster signature, scarce. (Image)
856 3c Panama Canal unlisted Unknown hand made "of the period" paste-on tied by cancel depicting Canal. Addressed to Carl S. Wooley and a must for the specialist, unique. (Image)
856 3c Panama Canal unlisted Unknown hand made "of the period" paste-on tied by cancel depicting Canal. Addressed to Carl S. Wooley and a must for the specialist, unique. (Image)
856 3c Panama Canal unlisted Unknown hand made "of the period" paste-on tied by cancel depicting Canal. Addressed to Carl S. Wooley and a must for the specialist, unique. (Image)
857 3c Printing Tercentenary 1st NY Employing Printers Association, Inc. on #10 business size envelope. The first we have offered and quite are! (Image)
858 3c 50th Anniversary of Statehood Unlisted, Gladys Adler "of the period" hand painted cachet with Olympia cancel, unaddressed and the first we have seen, very rare! (Image)
868 10c James Whitcom Riley Dorothy Knapp hand painted cachet. Our census shows four sets were produced by Knapp with only one complete set still intact. The other three sets have been broken up, rare! (Image)
870 2c Mark Hopkins Dorothy Knapp hand painted cachet. Our census shows four sets were produced by Knapp with only one complete set still intact. The other three sets have been broken up. In over 35 years we have offered only 15 different Scott numbers individually, rare! (Image)
871 3c Charles W. Eliot Dorothy Knapp hand painted cachet. Our census shows four sets were produced by Knapp with only one complete set still intact. The other three sets have been broken up, rare! (Image)
872 5c Frances E. Willard Dorothy Knapp hand painted cachet. Our census shows four sets were produced by Knapp with only one complete set still intact. The other three sets have been broken up, rare! (Image)
905 3c Win the War unlisted Dorothy Knapp hand painted cachet "Remember Pearl Harbor!". An extremely rare cover with three previous examples realizing over $700.00 each on average, scarce. (Image)
925 3c Philippines unlisted overall hand painted "of the period" cachet signed "A.J.S." "I Shall Return - MacArthur" well done and of the period, probably one of a kind on monarch size envelope and quite scarce. (Image)
925 3c Philippines unlisted, Mae Weigand hand painted cachet, Washington cancel, only the 5th we have every offered with the sales of nearly $200.00 in the past, rare! (Image)
925 3c Philippines unlisted, unknown hand drawn "of the period" pen and ink cachet addressed to Mr. H.H Bollinger and perhaps his cachet? One of a kind and well done. (Image)
930-33 Roosevelt Series unlisted, Dorothy Knapp hand painted multicolor cachet, set of four on one monarch size cover. One of Dorothy's finest production works, simply Stunning! (Image)
947 3c Postage Stamp Centenary Mellone #49-54,56-59, 1st Fulton set of 10 on #6 envelopes, black, unaddressed, each with seldom seen unofficial USS Cone cancel! (Image)
1291 30c John Dewey Mellone #27 House of Farnam Cachet cut from cover and tied on #10 size cover by First Day October 21, 1968. This cover represents all regular issues for this series including the last, the 30c Dewey. Also tied are all coils that were available as of the First Day of the 30c and we even note full panes tied on the reverse of #1278a & 1284b. The first we have seen by any cachet maker! Certainly very few were ever produced, unaddressed and very interesting. (Image)
2216-19 22c Presidentials Dargis Velvatone Cachets. Complete set of 36 all different cachets. Only 12 set made and the only example we have ever offered, unaddressed. (Image)
2246 22c Michigan Statehood Vaughn Hord hand painted "of the period" cachet of on #10 business size envelope. Scare one of a kind cachet and a must for the specialist. (Image)
C2 16c Jenny tied by First First Flight July 15, 1918 Wash. NY. Phila. Air Mail Service hand cancel from Philadelphia. Neatly Opened at top. Catalog value $800.00. (Image)
C4-6 8c-24c Airmail set of three covers with matched typed addresses to Edward Worden, a very clean set. Brookman catalog value $1,450.00 and pristine. (see all images online). (Image)
C4-6 8c-24c Airmail set of three covers with matched typed addresses to Edward Worden, a very clean set. Brookman catalog value $1,450.00 and pristine. (see all images online). (Image)
Amelia Earhart Autographed Cover dated July 6, 1929 on 5c entire from Red Bank, NJ. Red rubber stamped cachet for Chamber of Commerce and signed by Postmaster as well. A must signature for the specialist. (Image)
C7-9 10c - 20c Maps, RARE complete set of three franked with rare plate number blocks of four. C7 serviced by Worden the others by Nickles. Only the 5th such set we have offered! (Image)
C10a 10c Lindbergh Booklet Pane with tab Planty #1, 1st Garfield Perry Stamp Club multicolor cachet tied by Cleveland, Philatelic Station hand cancel, very neat and clean. Brookman catalog $775.00. (Image)
C10a 10c Lindbergh Booklet Pane w/o tab Planty #2 A.E. Gorham Cachet in red and blue. Flown to Utica with flight cachet and cancel on reverse, the only example we have handled and the actual cover illustrated in Planty and no doubt extremely rare. (Image)
C11 5c Beacon Plate Block of Six (TOP 19545-19552) tied on business size cover by Washington, DC. hand cancel. Addressed to Muller and serviced by Nickles with his printed corner card and in superb condition, open left side and rarely seen. (Image)
C11 5c Beacon Plate Block of Six (TOP 19545-19552) tied on business size cover by Washington, DC. hand cancel. Addressed to Muller and serviced by Nickles with his printed corner card and in superb condition, open left side and rarely seen. (Image)
C12 5c Winged Globe Unlisted Gorham cachet printed in blue "First Day Issue -- - A.E.G." with printed address to Gorham in blue. Rare right side plate block of six (#19944), one of ony three plate blocks we have handled in nearly 40 years and the only one with a cachet. (Image)
Est. $300-400
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Sale No: 370
Lot No: 267
Symbol: C
Cat No: C13-C15
C13-15 65c-$2.60 Zeppelin FIRST DAY COVER. COMPLETE SET ON ONE COVER tied by Washington, DC. hand cancels with plate number singles for C13 & C14. Serviced by F.W. Merkle to Schmidbauer, Germany on cover measuring 6 3/4" x 4", the cover made the entire flight and has all appropriate postal markings. One of the finest known copies, pristine! A must for the Zeppelin specialist, Brookman catalog value $16,000! (Image)
Est. $7,500-9,000
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Sale No: 370
Lot No: 268
Symbol: C
Cat No: C13-C15
C13-15 65c-$2.60 Zeppelin beautiful flown set of 3 covers with the C13 being a block of 4. Beautiful set and a must for the specialist. (see all images online). Catalog $2,750.00 (Image)
Est. $900-1,200
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Sale No: 370
Lot No: 269
Symbol: C
Cat No: C13-C15
C13-15 65c-$2.60 Zeppelin premium set of 3 covers with the C13 Gorham cachet, C14 with tied Roesslerlabel of Eckner on card & C15 flown on cover. Catalog $2,750.00 (Image)
C15 $2.60 Zeppelin tied by First Day April 19, 1930 machine cancel. This cover made the entire round trip and is typed addressed to Eugene A. Skilton with matching typed "of the period" cachet at top. Probably unique and a wonderful discovery. Catalog value $950.00. (Image)
C16 5c Winged Globe unlisted A.E. Gorham Cachet printed in red "VIA FIRST FLIGHT" with rare (UR#20606) plate block of four First Day Cover with distinctive green Gorham addressograph address, scarce. (Image)
C18 50c Zeppelin unlisted, RARE A.C. Roessler cachet in gray on card with FIRST DAY cancel from Miami, FL. 10/6/33. This is first time we have offered this cachet on this date, rare! (Image)
C18 50c Zeppelin unlisted, magnificent unknown hand drawn multicolor pen and ink "of the period" cachet on First Day October 6, 1933 Miami, FL. machine cancel, open top and probably unique! (Image)
C18 50c Zeppelin unlisted, Gundel hand painted add on cachet in red, blue, and gray with single tied by New York G.P.O. hand cancel, open left side and very scarce. (Image)
C18 50c Zeppelin unlisted, Gundel hand painted add on cachet in red, blue, and brown and then hand tinted with rare Miami October 6th First Day cancel. (Image)
