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United States Modern Postal Card Collection 1962/2000, large carton filled with binders comprising an extensive collection of modern postal cards, included for most issues are mint cards, FDCs, and postally-used, also a binder of complete postal card booklets, mint Postal Buddy sheets, etc, less any huge rarities but note some better including UX49 used to West Germany, generally Very Fine throughout
CV. 150
Opening US$ 140.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:01:27 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2182
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
United States Postal Cards to Foreign Destinations Collection, approximately 250 including international reply cards returned from recipient, to 1990s and the non-international rate cards will uprated with appropriate adhesives (will have fallen off on a handful of the cards), many to the oft-seen destinations of Canada, England, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, etc. but also note 1893 to Guatemala, 1880 to Funchal, 1897 to India, 1898/1912 to Argentina, 1886 to Egypt, 1891 to Sweden, 1894 to Peru, 1892 to Cuba, 1900 to Australia with RPO cancels, 1901 to Hong Kong, 1903/07 to Brazil, 1898 to Venezuela, 1903 to Finland, 1911 to Russia, 1907/12 to China, 1908 to New Zealand, 1916 to Italy returned for insufficient address, 1939 to Japan (returned), 1945/47 to Palestine, 1948 to South Africa, 1971 to an APO address in Vietnam, etc., some of the reply cards returned from England, Italy, Switzerland, Japan, Costa Rica (censored), Australia, "Paquebot", Nyasaland, Poland, Russia, South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Yugoslavia, French New Hebrides, Portuguese India, El Salvador, etc., usual mixed condition but an overall Fine and fascinating collection
CV. 750
Opening US$ 1,100.00
Sold...US$ 1,100.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:02:14 EST
Sold For 1100
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2183
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
United States Eclectic Postal Cards Collection, 5 albums with wide range of several 100 mint and used cards where we note (in no particular order) UX7 1882 Glendale to Helena Montana Territory use, assorted fancy, machine and colored cancels, a group of unused/ canceled "Portola" revalued cards, "Troy Bilt" card revalued with "Additional 1c Postage Paid", re-used cards, advertising, UX9 "missing keystone" variety (S8f) used (4), various UX7 "nail hole" varieties used, UX38 damaged right corner unused (clean face, S54Bc), UX44 "rounded top" cacheted FDC (S61af), UX44 rose pink shade used (S61b), UX6 1897 to Singapore, UX8 1887 Las Vegas N Mex territorial use, group of "Economy Post Cards" unused/used, binder of mint/ FDC air mail cards with UXC24 1990 to New Zealand (3), UX25 1991/92 to New Zealand (4), UXC27 2000 to Spain, UXC28 2001 to Netherlands, etc., usual mixed condition with most Fine to Very Fine, excellent foundation collection
MR1E-A, 1870/71 "U.S. Return Postal Card" 6c Essay, design of the 1869 6c stamp (twice the 3c first class rate, then applicable to cards as well as letters) on .0135-+ thick faint orange-yellow card, top line "Write the message on the other side—leave space for reply", bottom line "Write the first address below—the other above this line", at left "Erase first address before mailing", trivial wrinkles and blunted corners, Very Fine and extremely rare with only two examples recorded, although the designer and date are unknown this is considered to be the first essay for a United States message/reply card (USPCC $4,000) (Image)
CV. 500
Opening US$ 2,300.00
Sold...US$ 2,300.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:03:25 EST
Sold For 2300
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2185
Symbol:
MR1E-Da, Charles K. Marshall 1c+1c Red orange Paid Reply postal card essay, from the second Marshall essays, on 131x76mm dull orange yellow card, light corner crease, otherwise Very Fine (USPCC $500) (Image)
CV. 100
Opening US$ 220.00
Sold...US$ 220.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:04:17 EST
Sold For 220
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2186
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
Illegal Reproduction of UY7 (ca. 1939), created as an instructional card by Southwest Central Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation to show customers how to read meters, clearly based on the 1915 1c+1c message/reply card but instead in black ink on yellow cardstock and with indicia obliterated by "precancel" bars with the intention of skirting the law, Very Fine and scarce, discussed by Charles A. Fricke in Scott Stamp Monthly (January 1996) (Image)
MR27b, 1958 3c+3c Statue of Liberty, Type 1 on one side, Type 2 inscription only (no stamp) on other side (UY17 var), unused, printed message for the American Potash & Chemical Corp., light toning, Very Fine, the unique example of this error (Image)
CV. 200
Opening US$ 475.00
Sold...US$ 475.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:06:14 EST
Sold For 475
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2188
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
United States Message/Reply Cards Collection, extensive selection of approximately 200 mostly mint cards to 1950s issues mostly arranged in UPSS order in a binder, many better and includes assorted MR1 sep1 mint (3), sep 3 unfolded mint, MR1c used (3), MR3 sep 1 unfolded mint (2), 1912 use to Chile, MR5 sep 5b unused unfolded, MR6 mint folded, MR8 sep 3 mint folded, MR15 unfolded mint (2), MR16-4 unfolded mint (2), MR23-1e folded mint (the unique example) and unused, MR23-2d folded unused, etc., some with printed ads, usual mixed condition with most Fine or Very Fine
CV. 100
Opening US$ 190.00
Sold...US$ 190.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:07:02 EST
Sold For 190
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2189
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
United States Message/Reply Cards Collection, two small binders with mostly mint cards (many unfolded), includes better such as MR1 sep 1a folded, 2 folded, and 5 unfolded; MR3 sep 1 unfolded and 2 folded and unfolded; MR5 sep 5b folded and unfolded, MR6 unfolded, M23-11 used, and MR44b unfolded, generally Very Fine and clean, also a group of airmail and official postal cards, worth a close look
SA3a, 1960 5c Red & blue on cream, Left border lozenges over-printed (UXC3 var), second and fourth lozenges over-printed red on blue (appears to be purple), Extremely Fine and fresh (USPCC $180) (Image)
SA3a, 1960 5c Red & blue on cream, Left border lozenges over-printed (UXC3 var), second and fourth lozenges over-printed red on blue (appears to be purple), Extremely Fine and fresh (USPCC $180) (Image)
SA3c1, 1960 5c Red & blue on cream, Thinned dividing line at top (UXC3 var), August 17, 1962 Warrensburg, MO wavy line machine cancel, addressed to Van Nuys, CA, Very Fine and scarce variety (USPCC $200) (Image)
O1, 1913 1c Black (UZ1), Feb 11, 1915 Bowling Green, KY flag cancel, blank form, light scuffing on reverse, Very Fine appearance (USPCC $450, Scott $500) (Image)
O1a, 1913 1c Black, Dot between "O" and "S" of "Postage" (UZ1 var), Jul 31, 1914 Roseville, OH duplex, form filled out, light postal wear, Very Fine example of this variety (USPCC $475) (Image)
O1b, 1913 1c Black, Second GÇ£AGÇ¥ in GÇ£AssistantGÇ¥ short (UZ1 var), unused card, Very Fine and choice, scarce in this condition (USPCC $750) (Image)
O1b, 1913 1c Black, Second GÇ£AGÇ¥ in GÇ£AssistantGÇ¥ short (UZ1 var), May 5, 1914 Fair Grove, MO four-bar handstamp, form filled out and signed, usual postal wear, fresh and Very Fine (USPCC $475) (Image)
"Boston Mass. Jan 7.76", Leavitt patent machine cancel on 1873 1c Postal card (UX3), addressed to Bellow Falls, VT, printed form on reverse, Very Fine, second day of use of this distinctive device and one of only three recorded examples on this postal card, the two quartered circles were intended to cancel two stamps at once (Image)
"Boston, Mass. Feb. 19.76", bold strike of Leavitt patent cancel on 1873 1c Postal card (UX3) addressed locally, printed form on reverse for the Boston, Lowell & Nashua Railroad, Very Fine and rare with only three recorded examples of this cancel on a UX3, ex-Fricke (Image)
CV. 50
Opening US$ 250.00
Sold...US$ 250.00
Closed..Dec-14-2021, 16:11:54 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 3053
Lot No: 2200
Symbol:
"KK" in Coffin" (Chicago, IL), unusually sharp and very nearly complete strike on 1873 1c Postal card (UX3), matching blue "Chicago Ill Jun 1" datestamp, light edge wear, Very Fine strike (Berg KKK-1, R4) (Image)
