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1903 Issue, Group of five Bureau photo reductions of artist's models (Scott 300E), 1.) 1¢ with a different portrait of Franklin facing left; 2. & 3.) 4¢ with a different portrait of Grant facing left (both the same); 4.) 10¢ with the accepted portrait of Webster; and 5.) 13¢ with the accepted portrait of Harrison; also includes a sixth item, a photo of the artist's drawing of the left side of the 8¢ frame - the original drawing itself being listed by Scott as 306-E1; all Very Fine. A great lot for a Second Bureau Issue specialist. (Image)
1903, 1¢ Franklin essay, incomplete engraving of vignette and lower part of frame (Scott 300-E1), large die proof, die sunk on card, 90 x 105 mm; hinge remnants on the reverse, Very Fine, very rare. Scott $4,000. (Image)
Estimate $2,500-3,500
Opening US$ 1,500.00
Closed..Jul-13-2021, 15:35:57 EST
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Sale No: 758
Lot No: 280
Symbol: E
Cat No: 301-E1A
1903, 2¢ Washington essay, preliminary drawing of unadopted frame design (Scott 301-E1A), a pencil and ink drawing on wove paper, 77 x 82 mm, Very Fine, with 2004 P.F. certificate. Scott $2,000. (Image)
1903, 4¢ Grant essay, incomplete engraving of entire design (Scott 303-E1), die on India paper, die sunk on card, in black, 92 x 105 mm, with No. 58920 on the reverse, Very Fine, very rare and possibly unique. Scott $2,500. (Image)
1903, $5 dark green, overprinted "Specimen" (Scott 313SE), a choice example with full, lightly hinged o.g., fresh and virtually perfectly centered with vertical "Specimen" in the left margin (and a bit of the next stamps overprint showing on the perf tips at the right), an Extremely Fine gem. Probably as fine an example of this high value Specimen as exists, with a 1992 P.F. certificate. Scott $600. (Image)
1903, 2¢ carmine, type I, large die proof on India paper, die sunk on card (Scott 319P1), 88 x 100 mm; hinge remnants on the reverse, Very Fine, with Brazer's notes about the rarity of the item (he knew of only four others). Scott $1,500. (Image)
