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United States Civil War Covers - Union Patriotic Covers
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3764
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Beardless Lincoln Facing Right Surrounded by Flags in black with a "The People's Candidate/ Abraham Lincoln For President" below on a buff cover addressed to Brownsville Me with 3c Dull red (26, corner crease) cancelled by "on the nose" blue "PAID" with matching "Wayne Mich Nov 12" double-circle cancel adjacent, partial wax seal on back, opened and bit reduced at right, some light wear/ wrinkling, Fine (Bischel 349) (Image)
CV. 75
Opening US$ 240.00
Sold...US$ 240.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:46:13 EST
Sold For 240
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3765
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Beardless Lincoln Framed Portrait Facing Left, in black with "SLAVERY SECTIONAL/ FREEDOM NATIONAL - UNION & LIBERTY/ONWARDS TO VICTORY" imprint below, 3c Dull red tied by circular "waffle" design and "Elmira NY Jan 5 1861" cds, addressed to Pike Mills Pa, opened bit irregularly at right, Fine use and a rare design (Bischel 315) (Image)
CV. 200
Opening US$ 700.00
Sold...US$ 700.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:47:56 EST
Sold For 700
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3766
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Beardless Lincoln in Thin Oval Frame Facing Right design (similar to Bischel 305) on letter sheet datelined "Manchester Mch 26/64" and addressed to NY City, letter discusses business and personal matters, Very Fine (Image)
CV. 50
Opening US$ 45.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:48:13 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3767
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Beardless Lincoln Portrait Facing Right, black design with multicolor crossed flags and "The Union, It must and shall be preserved" imprint below, 3c Rose (65, faults) just tied by circular grid with an accompanying "Walpole NH Feb 2" cds at left just over Lincoln's head, addressed to"Francis A Tisdale/ Co K 44 Regt Mass Vol/ (Col Lee) Newbern N.C.", bit rough around the edges, opened and slightly reduced at left, still a Fine classic design; ex-Bischel (Bischel 375)rnThe 44th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry was a regiment of infantry that served in the Union Army during the Civil War. The regiment was stationed in New Bern, NC and saw their first combat during the Battle of Rawl's Mills, NC in November 1862. (Image)
Beardless Lincoln Portrait Facing Right, black design with multicolor crossed flags and "The Union, it must and shall be preserved" imprint below, 3c Dull rose (26) not tied by grid cancel upper right, light "Watertown Mass Aug 7" cds near design, addressed to Sherborn Mass, envelope opened and slightly reduced at right, couple light vertical bends, Fine use (Bischel 375) (Image)
Lincoln and Cabinet, nine circular-framed portraits in an oval design on an envelope with a "President Lincoln and his Cabinet" and "S.C. Upham, Philadelphia" publisher's imprint on back side, multicolor flag and shield at top with blue accents on the ornamentation between portraits, 3c Rose (65) tied at upper left by indistinct cancel, addressed to Owego NY, opened top and left and along most of the right side, some wrinkling upper left, ends of backflap missing, still Very Fine, a rare and eye-catching design (Bischel 376) (Image)
Lincoln and Jefferson Davis Debate cover with image of the two in front of the US Capitol captioned "Jeff - "Big Thing./ Uncle Abe - Can't see it." and the S.C. Upham imprint below, on soldier's letter addressed to Climax, Mich with partly struck "Colesville (?) Nov 1" cancel and manuscript soldier's letter endorsement upper left and on back side, cover opened and about 10mm reduced at right partially removing endorsement and address, Fine and unusual (not listed in Walcott or Bischel) (Image)
CV. 100
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:50:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3771
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Lincoln and Johnson Dual Portraits in blue with an ornate frame with "PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln/ VICE PRESIDENT Andrew Johnson" imprint on a yellow envelope addressed to New Bedford Mass with 1c Blue single and pair (63, covers imprint at top) not tied by crossroads cancels, lightly struck "Jamaica Ms Nov 25 cds" alongside, backstamped New Bedford the same day, tiny edge break at top, fresh and Very Fine (Bischel 406) (Image)
CV. 250
Opening US$ 450.00
Sold...US$ 425.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:50:36 EST
Sold For 425
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3772
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Lincoln and Johnson Dual Portraits in black with an ornate frame with "PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln/ VICE PRESIDENT Andrew Johnson" imprint and verse at top on a buff envelope addressed to Westfield, Pa with 3c Rose (65, damaged on opening) just tied by partially struck Jan 12 (1865) cds and cork killer, original soldier's letter to wife enclosed, envelope roughly opened at right and with some minor faults, still a Fine and scarce design (Bischel 406 var.) (Image)
Lincoln and Johnson Portraits in Shield Frame, in black on cover addressed to Haynesville Md, 3c Dull red (26) pen cancelled, "Old Town Md Dec 27" cds alongside, envelope a bit aged and wrinkled but still a Fine and elusive design (Bischel 410 var.) (Image)
CV. 100
Opening US$ 110.00
Sold...US$ 110.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:51:25 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3774
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Shield - "Fear not Abram...." multicolor design with "Mumford & Co., Cin" above shield, 3c Pink (64, some short perfs) tied by "Saint Louis Mo Nov 6" cds, addressed to Bushnell Ill, bit roughly opened at left and a bit at top left just nicking design at top left corner, some light aging, Fine (Scott $1,400; Bischel 4804) (Image)
Shield - "Fear not Abram...." multicolor design with "Mumford & Co., Cin" above shield, 3c Rose (65) with target cancel, "Elizabethtown Ky Dec 12" cds below affected by an ink smear, addressed to Urbana Ohio, envelope opened at right, light vertical bend, Fine (Bischel 4804 var.) (Image)
Shield - "Fear not Abram" design on envelope addressed to Londonderry Ohio, 3c Rose (65) just tied by circular grid, "Steubenville O Sep 15" double-circle cancel alongside, cover opened at right and partially along top and bottom (sealed), some light aging, Fine (Bischel 4801 var.) (Image)
Smiling Beardless Lincoln Facing Right, in black on yellow (rare) envelope with "LINCOLN" caption and a light manuscript notation "the rail splitter" written next to it, 3c Dull red (26, pre-affixing pulled perf)) pen cancelled, "Harry Fork Ohio Oct 12" cds adjacent, addressed to Rome Ohio, bit roughly opened at top with some small edge breaks and couple of nicks, Fine and scarce design not listed in Walcott or Bischel (Image)
CV. 100
Opening US$ 375.00
Sold...US$ 375.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:53:02 EST
Sold For 375
Fancy Cancels
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3778
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"Lincoln and Stars" in Circle (Albany NY), nice negative strike and two additional non-recognizable strikes tie 1865 3c Rose pair (65) on U59 entire addressed to Ripon Wis, "Albany NY Oct 15" cds alongside, envelope a bit of edge wear but an overall Very Fine example of this desirable cancel; 1982 Philatelic Foundation certificate (S-E LC-NP15) (Image)
Letter Fancy Cancels on Cover, 19 covers, most with 1861 3c Rose (65), all Skinner-Eno listed, including: Beloit WI "B" (LS-B 4, 2020 PF certificate), Belvedere IL "B" (LS-B 11), Hockanum CT "H" (LS-H 26), Lockport NY "L" (LS-L 1 and 3), New Rochelle NY "P" (LS-P 14a), North Bennington VT (LS-P 16), Rockville CT "R" (LS-R 15), Saratoga Springs NY "S" (LS-S 1), West Meriden CT "S" (LS-S 5), Palmyra NY "S" (LS-S 14), Templeton MA "T" (LS-T 19 x2, one with 2020 PF certificate), University of Virginia "UV" (LC-U 3), Watertown NY "W" (LS-W 6), Westfield MA "W" (LS-W 8 x2), Hudson WI "W" (LS-W 39, 2020 PF certificate), and General Banks Division "GBD" (LC-G2), mixed condition but many Fine or better strikes, an attractive group (Image)
Shield Fancy Cancels on Cover, 12 covers, mostly with 1861 3c Rose (65) or 3c Pink entires, includes (Skinner-Eno numbers): Jackson MS (PS-O 10), Cambridge MA (PS-S 12 x2 and PS-S 14), Thomaston ME (PS-S 22 and PS-FC 51), Taunton MA (PS-ST 18, 2017 PF certificate stating genuine cancel but stamp did not originate), Paterson NJ (PS-ST 19), Harrisburgh PA (PS-ST 60, faulty), Memphis TN (PS-FC 20), and Norfolk VA (PS-FC 37 x2), mixed condition mostly indentifiable strikes (Image)
CV. 100
Opening US$ 95.00
Closed..Oct-02-2021, 14:54:08 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 3047
Lot No: 3781
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
20th Century Fancy Cancel Collection, approximately 182 covers, mostly 1920s/30s but a few later, covering a wide variety of themes, topics, and holidays, some naval cancels, a good number of registered covers (including some with their original registry receipts), a wonderful selection, also includes Loso and de Windt's 1952 book, Markovits's 1967 pricing supplement, Fishback and Walker's 1987 book, and Weiss's 1987 pricing supplement (all the resources you could need on the subject)
324, 1904 2c Louisiana Purchase, tied by April 30, 1904 St. Louis "World's Fair" slogan cancel to cover to Sedalia, Missouri, May 1 Sedalia receiver, slightly reduced at right and barest traces of toning, still Very Fine, a rare early first day cover (Scott $5,000) (Image)
372, 1909 2c Hudson-Fulton, fold-out Fulton souvenir postcard with information about the stamp issue, September 25, 1909 Lancaster, Pennsylvania machine cancel, Extremely Fine and choice (Scott $1,500) (Image)
