H.R. Harmer GPN, Inc. Sale: 3057
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Sale No: 3057
Lot No:3149 Symbol: 295, 1901 2c Pan American, tied by May 1, 1901 Seattle, Washington machine cancel, typed address to H.A. Wright in Port Townsend, Washington, backstamped May 2, printed cornercard, neatly opened at top, very fine and choice (Scott $2,750) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3150 Symbol: 372, 1909 2c Hudson-Fulton, tied by September 25, 1909 Ridgewood, New Jersey duplex handstamp, printed cornercard for the Nickerson-Hopper Lumber Co., backstamped Cincinnati September 26 and 27, neatly opened at top, very fine and rare (Scott $950) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3151 Symbol: 537, 1919 3c Victory, tied by March 3, 1919 Washington, DC machine cancel to cover to Mr. P.L. Pemberton in London, rare "Joseph B. Leavy, Editor American Philatelist" cornercard, light gum toning shows through, otherwise very fine (Scott $900) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3152 Symbol: 537, 1919 3c Victory, tied by March 3, 1919 Washington, DC machine cancel, H.F. Colman handstamped cornercard, small tear at top, otherwise fine (Scott $900) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3153 Symbol: 537, 1919 3c Victory, tied by March 3, 1919 Washington, DC machine cancel, H.F. Colman handstamped cornercard, small tear at top, otherwise fine, 1978 AFDCS certificate (Scott $900) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3154 Symbol: 549, 1920 2c Pilgrim Tercentenary, tied by December 21, 1920 10p.m. Washington, DC slogan cancel on Hammelman-serviced cover to Fred Ludwig, opened at left as usual, very fine and beautiful cover, 1973 AFDCS certificate (Scott $700) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3155 Symbol: 549, 1920 2c Pilgrim Tercentenary, tied by December 21, 1920 Washington, DC slogan cancel, printed address for "The Stamp Shoppe, Washington, D.C.", very fine and attractive (Scott $700) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3156 Symbol: 571, 1923 $1 Violet black, date of issue February 12, 1923 Springfield, Illinois duplex cancel on legal-sized 3c stamped envelope, second clear strike below, addressed to John Streich, serviced by Hammelman, very fine, a beautiful first day cover of the Fourth Bureau $1 issue (Scott $7,500) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3157 Symbol: Lexington-Concord Issue Exhibit collection59 covers with different first day covers and examples of the Lexington- Concord Issue. From Lexington Massachusetts: Cachet cover with 1c,2c,5c, cover with pair of 2c, cover with left margin with plate #16803 block of 4 of 2c, registered cover with 1c,2c and 5c pair; from Concord Massachusetts: cover with 1c, 2c with top margin, 3c, cover with pair of 1c, registered cover with block of four 5c; from Boston: cover with 1c, 2c, 5c (6), cover with 2c, cover with right margin plate #16813 block of four 2c, cover with 2c, registered cover with block of four 5c; From Cambridge: cover with 1c, 2c, 5c (2), cover with left margin plate number block of four 2c, registered cover with block of four 5c; From Concord Junction, cover with 1c, 2c, 5c, cover with 1c, cover with block of four 2c, registered cover with block of four 5c; From Washington D.C., cover with 1c, 2c, 5c, cover with 1c, cover with block of four 5c; Examples from unlisted cities include: Burlingdale Massachusetts: cover with 1c, 2c, 5c, cover with 2c; From Arlington Massachusetts (unique), cover with 1c, 2c, 5c; Bedford Massachusetts cover with 2c; From Boston Spring cover with pair 1c; Boston & Troy cover with 2c; Central Falls cover with 2c, Charlestown cover with 1c, 2c, 5c; Kendalcreen cover with 1c, 2c, 5c, Newton cover with 1c, 2c, 5c; Newton Center cover with 1c, three 2c, 5c; New York cover with 2c and three #553; Providence cover with pair 1c, cover with 2c; Somerville cover with 1c, 2c, 5c; South Lincoln cover with pair 1c and 5c; Three cachet examples all with 1c, 2c, and 5c, Boston cover with eight 2c, Washington D.C. cover with bisect 1c on 1½ postal stationary; Cambridge cover with bisect 2c; Boston cover dated on April3, day before issue with 1c, 2c, 5c, on 2c Red envelope; Concord registered cover with block of four 1c, block of four 2c, block of four 5c; Washington DC cover with 1c, 2c, 5c, as well as a #551 and #553, Washington D.C. cover with none of the Lexinton Concord issue dated April 4, all covers fine to very fine (Scott $4,500+) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3158 Symbol: 651, 1929 2c George Rogers Clark, first Harry Ioor cachet in green (the scarcest color for his first cachet, very fine and rare (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3159 Symbol: 651, 1929 2c George Rogers Clark, first Harry Ioor cachet in black, block of four on airmail envelope tied by February 25, 1929 Vincennes, Indiana machine cancel and duplex, very fine and scarce (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3160 Symbol: 651, 1929 2c George Rogers Clark, first Kenneth Loucks cachet in black on yellow cover, very fine and rare (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3161 Symbol: 651, 1929 2c George Rogers Clark, first Edgar C. Emeigh cachet in red and blue, very fine and rare, Emeigh worked for the Government Printing Office and used the government's presses to produce his cachets (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3162 Symbol: Cat No:651 (41) 651, 1921 2c George Rodgers Clark, First Day Cover group 41 covers, different cachets, many better examples including Planty #s: 1, 2, 2a, 3, 4, 4a, 5, 6, 6a, 6aa, 7c, 7e, 7f, 10b, 10c, 13, 13a, 15, 27; plenty of $20-$30 covers in the mix, owners retail value $700+, a very fine group, great for the first day cover or cachet specialist CV. 150
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Lot No:3163 Symbol: 658, 1929 1c Kansas, bottom right plate number 19339 block of four tied by predated April 15, 1929 machine cancel (additional mute oval) on cover to and serviced by John B. Heffelfinger, signed by the postmaster, very fine and rare especially as a plate block (Scott $325 for pair on cover) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3164 Symbol: 658, 1929 1c Kansas, pair tied by predated April 15, 1929 Newton, Kansas machine cancel, typed address to C.O. Conkey, very fine and choice (Scott $325) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3165 Symbol: 658, 664, 666, 1929 1c, 6c, 8c Kansas, combination tied to cover by predated April 15, 1929 Newton, Kansas machine cancel, addressed to and serviced by John B. Haffelfinger, signed by postmaster, very fine and rare (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3166 Symbol: 658, 1929 1c Kansas, tied by predated April 30, 1929 Olathe, Kansas machine cancel, addressed John Phillips, Jr. in Kansas City, very fine and rare (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3167 Symbol: 660, 1929 2c Kansas, pair used alongside pair of ½c Hale, tied by predated April 23, 1929 Humboldt, Nebraska duplexes on airmail cover to A.C. Roessler, very fine and scarce (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3168 Symbol: 660, 1929 2c Kansas, tied by predated April 24, 1929 Lawrence, Kansas machine cancel, typed address to Mr. S.R. Logan in Pittsburgh, very fine and scarce, ex-Dr. Martin (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3169 Symbol: 660, 1929 2c Kansas, tied by predated April 24, 1929 Lawrence, Kansas machine cancel, addressed William A. Temple in Des Moines, very fine and scarce, ex-Dr. Martin (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3170 Symbol: 663, 1929 5c Kansas, tied by unofficial first day May 1, 1929 Kansas City, Kansas machine cancel, rubber stamp cachet for first flight from Kansas City to Omaha, very fine and scarce (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3171 Symbol: 664, 1929 6c Kansas, block of four (slightly oxidized) tied by predated April 15, 1929 Newton, Kansas machine cancel (additional mute oval), airmail cover addressed to and serviced by John B. Heffelfinger, signed by the postmaster, very fine and rare (Scott $600 for single on cover) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3172 Symbol: 664, 1929 6c Kansas, single tied by predated April 15, 1929 Newtown, Kansas machine cancel to cover to Mrs. H.N. Stringfellow in Carrollton, Kentucky, very fine and rare (Scott $900) (Image) CV.
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Lot No:3173 Symbol: 666, 1929 8c Kansas, block of four tied by predated April 15, 1929 Newton, Kansas machine cancel (additional mute oval), airmail cover with Newton Senior High School cornercard addressed to and serviced by John B. Heffelfinger, signed by the postmaster, very fine and rare (Scott $900 for single on cover) (Image) CV.
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