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44-53, 1958 1c-$1 Currency Conversion, bottom imprint blocks of ten, without gum as issued, 3c tiny edge break in margin (affects imprint block of six), F-VF (Scott $599 as imprint blocks and singles) (Image)
CV. 75
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Sale No: 3027
Lot No: 1542
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Cat No: 51a
White, R.H. "Encyclopedia of the Colors of United States Postage Stamps" Vol. 1-5 (includes the vollume for Postage Dues) plus "The Papers and Gums of United States Postage Stamps 1847-1909" and "Color in Philately", Very Fine
CV. 250
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Lot No: 1545
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US 19th Century Stamps and Postal History Library, numerous books, handbooks and pamphlets including standards as Brookman Vol 1-3, Neinken "US 1c Stamp of 1851-61", Arfken "The US Large Numeral Postage Due Stamps 1879-1894", Chase "The 3c Stamp of the US 1851-57 Issue Revised", Tiffany "The History of the Postage Stamps of the US", Neinken "The US Ten Cent Stamps of 1855-59", Ashbrook "The US One Cent Stamp of 1851-57" Vol 1-2, Luff "Postage Stamps of the US" (1902 and Quarterman reprint), Hill, "The US 5c Stamps of 1856", Evans "The US 1c Franklin 1861-67", typical light collector use, Tiffany and Luff 1902 some binding/ page separation, Fine and desirable foundation library
CV. 150
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Lot No: 1546
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20th/21st Century Issues Philatelic Library, includes Linn's US Stamp Yearbook 1983-2010, Johl Vol I revised, II-IV, Jol Commems Vol I-II, Armstrong 1906-38 Coils, 1908-21 Wash-Franklins and 1922-38 Definitives, Griffith 1922-26 and 1927-32 Issues, assorted pamphlets and handbooks for booklets and booklet panes, 1901 Pan Am issue, "Liberty" issue, plate no coils, tagging, etc., typical light collector use, Fine foundation library
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1547
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Confederate States Literature, includes "Dietz Confederate States Catalog and Hand-Book" (1959 and 1986 editions) plus 7 different Brian Green authored pamphlets, all almost as new
US Philately General Library, includes Philatelic Foundation "Opinions" I-VII plus index/ abstract, Linn's "Philatelic Gems" Vol 1-5, few National Philatelic Museum pamphlets, Williams "Fundamentals of Philately" (1990), Schmid "How to Detect Damaged, Altered and Repaired Stamps" and "The Expert's Book", "Sloane's Column", "Baker's US Classics" and "Pat Paragraphs", typical light collector use, Fine assortment
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1549
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German Philatelic Society, Reference Manuel Of Forgeries, vol. 1-10 (missing vol.8), by Dr. Werner Bohne, in English, all Fine and from a working library, also includes several other important works: vol. 1 BNA Forgeries (Pugh), "Outfoxing the Fakers (2), etc., an important group of reference material.
CV. 100
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Lot No: 1550
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Balance of a Philatelic Library, wide ranging from 1986 Dietz Confederate Catalog to Ryan "Cancellations of Hungarian Post Offices on Austrian Stamps" and few dozen handbooks, pamphlets and catalogs added in, others of note include Turner "Essays and Proofs of US Internal Revenue Stamps", assorted Ukraine handbooks, Frajola, Kramer & Walske "The Pony Express - A Postal History", Minuse & Pratt "The Essays and Proofs of British North America", Ringstrom & Tester "The Private Ship Letter Stamps of the World, Part 1, The Caribbean" with pricing, Proud "The Postal History of British Malaya Vol I, II", Ferchenbauer "Osterreich 1850-1918" (1981 edition), "A Magyar Belyegek Monografiaja" vol I-VI, etc., typical collector use, Fine assortment
CV.
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United States Paper Americana - State / Regional Ephemera
Sale No: 3027
Lot No: 1551
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1893 Columbian Exposition Entrance Tickets, 10 different, including set of the six tickets printed by the American Bank Note Co., plus Chicago Day with stub, Manhattan Day with stub, "Chicago Day" with stub, "Children's Special Ticket" and "Good Only on Day of Sale" tickets, Very Fine (Image)
Adler, Alfred (1870-1937; Austrian psychoanalyst, founder of "Individual Psychology" and introduced term "inferiority complex"), TLS signed "Adler" in pencil on 2 page letter (imprinted stationery of "The Windermere") dated Nov 2, 1929 and to colleague Erwin Krausz (Austrian Physician and psychoanalyst), in German with translation (letter deals with idea of getting American sponsors to assist in making arrangements to leave Austria), accompanied by a US postal card (torn in half and rejoined not affecting signature) with printed notice of Dr Adler's appearance at Columbia Univ (1929?) and signed by Adler; also a Feldpost card addressed to Dr Krausz and signed by Adler; Finern(Image)
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1553
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Beckett, Samuel (1906-89; Irish author, critic, playwright; won Nobel Prize for literature in 1969), ALS "Samuel Beckett" on 1 page oblong small 8vo., datelined "Paris Jul 29, 68" and to Erika Ostrowsky (1st biographer of French author and physician L.F. Celine), accompanied by the envelope addressed in his hand, letter expresses his poor health will prevent them from meeting, Fine (Image)
Cunard, Nancy (1896-1965; English poet, publisher, journalist and socialite), autographed ppc (shows Mallorca's Bellver Castle) signed "Nancy Cunard" and dated Dec 20 1957, personal message recalling a previous visit and the possibility of a "book in the making", signature partially obstructed by postmark, Fine, accompanied by several photos of Cunard; she is primarily remembered for her "bohemian" lifestyle and serving as a muse to some of the most prominent writers of the time; she was one of the first to publish Samuel Beckett as wel as the first thirty of Exra Pound's "Cantos". (Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), ALS "Sigmund" on his stationery but datelined at "Lavarone" (northrn italy), a letter to his brother Alex dated 8-8-23 and asks him to check into a personal matter and some family news (with translation), letter a trivil bit of agig but a Fine example typical of his hand (Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), autographed Austrian postal card signed "Your uncle Freud" datelined "Badgastein 25.8.20" and addressed to Edward Bernays in NY City, mentions a previous letter' delay and acknowledgement of receipt of a review of his work from the NY Tribune, card with a corner bend not affecting the usual bold signature, FinernEdward Bernays (1891-199 was an Austrian-American pioneer in the field of public relations and propaganda, referred to in his obituary as "the father of public relations". Bernays was named one of the 100 most influential Americans of the 20th century by Life. Freud's sister was his mother and his father's sister was Freud's wife. (Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), signed Austrian postal card "freud", datelined "Wien 2.X.34' and mailed to E. Kempster in Lugano with a personal message, card with a bit of postal wear not affecting the bold signature, Fine (Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), balance lot of four items; two envelopes addressed in his hand to Edward Bernays (1920) or Anna Bernays (1928) - both envelopes with faults but Freud's bold handwriting mostly unaffected, an envelope addressed to Edward Bernays with a typed address and Freud's return address on backflap; a 1919 telegram to Eli Bernays telling him to give a message to Edward regarding distribution of money with message ending "FREUD"; VG-Finern(Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), unsigned envelope addressed in his hand, postmarked 28 July 1928, addressed to his colleague Dr Paul Federn (1871-1950, Austrian-American psychologist), printed imprint on backflap with Berggasse 19 address - his address from 1891-1938, fleeing Austria shortly after the Anschluss, Fine example in his typically bold hand (Image)
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), envelope addressed in his hand to "Edward Bernays/ 9 East 48th Street/ New York USA" and postmarked Wien 3.X.22, Freud's return address on backflap, envelope some edge wrinkling not affecting address, Fine (Image)
