Hawaii, 1853, 5¢ blue, thick white paper. Lovely used example, couple trivial flaws, margins close at bottom and ample otherwise, with red Honolulu cds and black San Francisco receiver, very fresh appearance, F.-V.F. appearance. Scott No. 5  $1,700. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1854-69 Three Misc. Covers. first is an 1854 stampless folded cover to Boston with red "Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands" cds, black "San Francisco" cds & straight line "Ship" & "12" rate marking, second is 1865 cover to San Francisco with original enclosure, postmarked black "Honolulu/Hawaiian-Islands" cds, "San Francisco" double circle arrival postmark & straight line "Due 2" handstamp, franked with two 2¢ vermilion (which do not appear to belong), last is 1869 cover to San Francisco, postmarked "Honolulu/Hawaiian-Islands" cds & "San Francisco" cds, franked with United States 1861 5¢ brown pair, Hawaiian franking appears to be cut off, pencil endorsement "Per Whistler", Fine. Estimate  $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1861, 2¢ pale rose, horizontally laid paper, o.g., full even margins, bright and exceptionally fresh, Very Fine, a choice mint stamp. Scott No. 27  $325.Complete images: View gallery or Download PDF (176KB) $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1863, 2¢ black on blue gray. Plate 5A, type VI, position 6, without gum, margins slightly into framelines, small thins, Fine appearance; with 1976 H.P.S. certificate. Scott No. 18  $3,500. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1863, 2¢ dark blue on bluish. Plate 5B, type I, position 1, without gum, margin ample to just in at lower left, deep color, thin and small corner crease, otherwise Fine, a very rare stamp; with 1977 H.P.S. certificate. Scott No. 17  $12,000. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1864, 2¢ rose vermilion, three singles + 6¢ yellow green. Cancelled by negative "H" oval cancels (Ty. 165) on cover to Warren Goodale at Empire City, Ore. postmarked red "G.P.O. Honolulu, Paid All/Nov. 1" double-circle datestamp (Ty. 277.12) & magenta "San Francisco Paid All Nov. 19" backstamp, slightly reduced at right, minor toning, still Very Fine, rare combination for double treaty rate, carried on the R. W. Wood (departed Nov. 2, 1872), ex-Pietsch, Twigg-Smith; with 2007 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 31+33  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1866, 5¢ blue. used in combination with United States 1867 10¢ Green, E. Grill (natural wide s.e.), both tied by circle of wedges cancels & Hawaii adhesive tied by light target cancel, incorrectly struck with black "Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Aug. 7" (ca. 1868) cds (for unpaid postage) and "San Francisco Cal. Aug. 19" transit datestamp on bright yellow cover to Reading Mich., clear strike of magenta oval "Hawaiian Steam Service" handstamp, a few sealed tears at top edge of cover do not affect stamps, Very Fine, ex-Knapp and Honolulu Advertiser; with 1976 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 32+U.S. 89  Estimate $2,000 - 3,000. A Beautiful and Rare Mixed-Franking Cover with the Hawaiian 5-Cent Kamehameha Issue, 10-Cent 1868 Grilled Issue and "Hawaiian Steam Service" Oval.The 5¢ stamp paid the internal Hawaiian postage, and the 10¢ stamp paid the Pacific Mail Steamship Company contract mail rate from Hawaii to the U.S. The Honolulu post office occasionally used the "Hawaiian-Islands" datestamp in black instead of the "U.S. Postage Paid" in red when postmarking PMSS Co. contract mail. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1882, 1¢ red on buff & 3¢ blue green. Both cards uprated for usage to Great Britain, both have Dec 15 1892 Honolulu duplex cancels, the UX1 with message datelined "G.P.O., Honolulu, H.I., Dec. 14/92" and manuscript "For inland use. Adhesive stamp added to make up deficiency for foreign circulation. 'Akahi Kkeneta' means one cent / W.H. (Walter Hill, Postmaster General of Hawaii at that time)"; red London entry cds on reverse; bit of foxing; the UX3 uprated with #52, same duplex cancel, same dateline on reverse and manuscript, "The only service in which this card is now used is for countries outside of the Postal Union. / W.H." Card with bit of edge toning and few trivial faults; interesting and most unusual content, F.-V.F. Scott No. UX1 & UX3  Estimate $200 - 300. Walter Hill was Postmaster General, 1891-1893. Hill became ill in early 1893 and his family committed him to an insane asylum. His resignation was effective April 1, 1893. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1882, 5¢ ultramarine. Single on two covers from correspondence to Memphis, Ten., one (edge defects) tied by clear "Kahului, Maui, 25 Nov" cds (MH 281.01) on 1886 cover, other (cover corner nick) tied by target handstamp with matching "Honolulu, H.I., Aug 15" cds alongside, with 1884 enclosure with interesting content…There is not much chance of a revolution here now, although a few weeks ago there was considerable talk of it - but the impression now is that the King will appoint a new and honest cabinet and then I will get my papers, Fine. Scott No. 39  Estimate $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1890, 5¢ deep indigo. O.g., never hinged, deep rich color, pristine near perfectly centered, Extremely Fine. Scott No. 52C  $275. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1890, 5¢ deep indigo. Left margin strip of 3, o.g., never hinged, deep rich color, left stamp light natural gum bend, middle & right stamp well centered, Very Fine. Scott No. 52C  $825. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1893, 25¢ dark violet, red overprint. With second partial "kiss" overprint, wide margins, barred oval cancel, F.-V.F., the double overprint variety is unknown in used condition; with 2006 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 64 var.  Estimate $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1893 Split Overprints. Group of 9 items, 8 with vertical splits showing "1893" at top and "Provisional GOVT." at bottom; red overprints include 1¢ blue, 2¢ dull violet, 5¢ ultramarine (one mint, one used), 10¢ black, 12¢ black; also 1¢ green with horizontal split; black overprints include 2¢ vermilion and 18¢ dull rose; attractive and usual group, generally F.-V.F. Estimate  $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1894, 2¢ brown, "Flying Goose" Flaw. Horizontal pair with left stamp showing flaw, Honolulu duplex cancel, centered to left, Fine, scarce in pair with normal. Scott No. 75  $400+. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1894, 2¢ brown. Tied by bold purple "Punaluu, Oahu, Dec 10, 1898" cds (255.9a1, 1R) and target handstamp on The Baldwin, San Francisco, Cal. illustrated corner card cover to Waialua, reverse with Honolulu transit and receiving postmarks; cover slightly reduced at left, some slight toning and stamp with slight nick at upper left, F.-V.F. Scott No. 75  Estimate $150 - 200. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1894, 5¢ rose lake. Tied by "Honolulu, H.I., May 29, 1896" duplex postmark on cover to San Francisco, with illustrated Oceanic Steamship Co. ship and globe ad corner card, receiving backstamp, Very Fine. Scott No. 76  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1899, 2¢ rose, "flying goose" flaw. Lovely purple target cancel, excellent color and nicely centered, Very Fine. Scott No. 81  $350. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1899, 2¢ rose, "Flying Goose" Flaw. Bottom margin single with part imprint, light 1899 cds, Very Fine, scarce used. Scott No. 81  $350. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, 1928, #647-648 Hawaii Overprints on Cover. 59 items, including many postmarked Aug 13th the first day of issue, the main focus of this collection are the town cancels dated mostly Aug 14 & Aug 15th, wide variety of cancels including "U.S. Submarine Base, Pearl Harbor Br.", "Waimea, H. Isls." duplex with "Kauai" killer; Koloa, Kealakekua, Kalaheo, Hanapepe, Kilauea, Kohala, Kekaha, Captain Cook, Hanamaui, Maunawai, Volcano House, Makaweli, Waiominu, Wailuku, Waialua, etc; some interesting commercial cornercards, bit of duplication, unusual group, please inspect. Estimate  $200 - 300. $0

Hawaii, Accumulation, 1853-1899. Many hundreds neatly arranged in two stockbooks, virtually all issues represented with the exception of the rarities, considerable duplication of some items; back-of-the-book include specimens, Officials, Revenues & Kahului RR values; and a group of multiples mainly of 1893 Provisionals and Pictorials; condition mixed but overall attractive and useful, total owner's 2010 Scott catalog value well over $50,000. Estimate  $5,000 - 7,500. $0

Hawaii, Accumulation, 1853-1899. In stockbook, mostly mint, including good representation of Bank Notes to $1 values, provisionals to $1,and later pictorials issues; some modest duplication except a quantity of 2¢ rose View of Honolulu (both regular and overprinted), including overprint varieties; also some seldom seen cut squares (note couple blue insides) and revenues; group of town cancels of interest; including Officials; mint usually hinged, occasional never hinged, some in multiples; occasional flaws, considerable catalog value, serious evaluation will be rewarded. Estimate  $1,000 - 1,500. $0

Hawaii, Balance of Exhibit. The balance of the ten-frame exhibit with "Firsts" from many such categories as Carriers & Locals, Postmasters' Provisionals, General Issues, Airmails, Revenues and other Back-of-the-Book catagories too numerous to mention; highlights include 1LB1 two covers, 1L2 on cover, 75L5 on cover (PFC), 9X1 (2), #1 on cover, #18, #79 imprint single on cover (PFC), PR57 with plate crack on document, Q12 mint, LH, RW1 (two licenses), and much, much more. Condition is a little mixed on some of the earliest material, but the vast majority is F-VF. In all, more than 250 stamps, proofs, covers and documents, with many unusual, if not unique usages, a good number of which have certificates. A marvelous lot that really must be seen to be appreciated. Estimate  $7,500 - 10,000. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, Balance of Non-Exhibit Material. About 200 items, a large number of which are mounted on Exhibit pages that were subsequently replaced, the balance being unmounted; includes such better items as #73 strip of 3 on Official Business cover, CM1 on cover, UCM1, JQ1 pair properly used on cover, RN-A1, RV1 on cover, RVB1 used (undated cancel), CVP1 First Day, a Hopkinson's Express Co. cover, etc., etc., etc. Another wonderful grouping of scarce and unusual material that, like the Exhibit balance, has to be seen to be appreciated. Estimate  $3,000 - 4,000. $0 (Image)

Hawaii, Covers, 1883-1898. 31 items, including some excellent usages, with overseas destinations, paquebot, "Vancouver" cancel on 5c #76, several nice merchant cornercards, few town cancels, some interesting 10¢ stationery usages, and much more; condition occasionally somewhat mixed, other markings, please inspect. Estimate  $500 - 750. $0

Hawaii, Covers, 1890's. Group of 8 items, including 1 incoming, 5 interisland, 1 outgoing, cancels include Honouoiali, Makoweli, Hamakuapoku, Honolulu; includes Maui to Kauai cover with Honolulu backstamp; also includes a Wells Fargo unused entire with brown company frank on #10 10¢ black entire (few faults & repairs); attractive group, please inspect. Estimate  $500 - 750. $0 (Image)