Officials Proofs: Complete set on India - No State, very fine
(Scott between O1P3 & O193 $1,480 )

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Revenue, 1863, First Issue, $50 U.S. Internal Revenue, perforated, PAIR, light "1870" manuscript cancel, deep rich color and excellent centering (no double perfs.) a very fine and rare multiple Foundation Cert.(2018)
(Scott R101c $450 )

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Sale No: 13
Lot No:80
Symbol:Cat No:WS11

War Savings, 1945, $5 violet brown PLATE BLOCK OF SIX, never hinged. perhaps trimmed very fine .
(Scott WS11 $500 )

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Sale No: 13
Lot No:81
Symbol:Cat No:15T13

Postal Telegraph Co., 1896, slate green COMPLETE BOOKLET (less 2 stamps from first panel), book contains 9 panes binding intact with envelope fine to very fine .
(Scott 15T13 $410 )

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Sale No: 13
Lot No:82
Symbol:Cat No:E162

Encased Postage: 5¢ John Shillito & Company of Cincinnati, touch of corrosion on reverse
(Scott E162 $750 )

Postage stamps encased in a brassy-metal housing were patented on August 12, 1862, John Gault. His 'Design for Encasing Government Stamps' to alleviate a severe shortage of coins. His enterprise sold 750,000 pieces, only 3,500-7,000 are believed to have survived.

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