(1) 5c Brown, Tied on FL with blue CDS, to James Buchanan, (15th President), as Secretary of State under Polk, the stamp is Very Good with deep dark color, scarce usuage, (ENV 400-500), 1988 PFC (Image)

CV 500.00

(14-15) 10c Green, Types II & III, V. Pair tied on FL to Vera Cruz, Mexico with New Orleans CDS's, the pair is Very Fine, "2" handstamp, ms "P Calhoun" at B.L., some edge wear, nice looking cover, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

CV 325.00

(26) 3c Red, Tied on advertising cover to "Hon. A. Lincoln" Springfield, Ill., the stamp has a grid HC, with matching 1860 CDS "Lawrendeburgh, Ind", "Needs no Answer" in manuscript at R., some toning, Very Fine and most unusual cover, (ENV 200-300) (Image)

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(63) 1c Blue, H. Strip of Three on Patriotic cover to Ft. Karney Nebraska Territory, nice multicolored shield design, "Leatherwood" CDS, the stamps have some faults and the cover has some toning, scarce usage, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

CV 275.00

(297, 299) 5c Blue & Black, 8c Brown & Black, Tied on 1901 Multicolored Pan-American Expo cover to Germany, includes a Registered lable at L., some faults, Extremely Fine and attractive cover, (ENV 200-250) (Image)

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U.S. EARLY FDC, FIRST FLIGHT AND EVENT COVER ACCUMULATION, includes about 2000 various covers sorted into four cover boxes and one album, there are several hundred FDC's from the mid 1920's to about 1940 and there are many different cachets included, values in the First Days are up to about $75 with a few higher and many in the $20-30 range, there are several hundred First Flight covers with a really wide variety of flights both with U.S. and some Worldwide stamps and flights, there are several dozen common postal stationary items, there is a album with mounted FDC's which catalogs in the $1,200 range as just first days with no premiums for the better cachets, there are several hundred various Event covers included and some appear to be quite good, the overall condition is very, very clean but some scattered faults are to be expected, a really interesting lot and we suspect there are better covers here since this lot is unpicked and was put together in the 1930's, well worth a good look for the specialist in this area, (ENV 1,000-2,000) (Image)

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U.S., U.N. AND CANADA COVER COLLECTION, includes 56 various cover albums packed into six large cartons, mostly FDC's but a few other items mixed in, virtually all are cacheted, mixed addressed and unaddressed, very good variety with most being different, various cachet makers, includes a few albums of U.N. and couple albums of Canada, overall fairly clean with only some minor scattered faults, we noticed dozens of covers which would retail in the $10-25 range and a few higher, lots to look through with this one, (ENV 750-1,000) (Image)

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BETTER U.S. COVERS AND FDC'S GROUP, includes a couple hundred covers and some postcards, loose in a medium box, most of the items here have values in the $2-25 range and some are higher, the FDC's include better modern items and then a few dozen in the 1930 period, the few dozen postcards are better subjects and a nice group of real photo cards, there are also some early covers scattered, also a few dozen advertising covers, the overall condition is mixed as is the norm for this area, this is not a junk cover lot, there is plenty of better material to look through here, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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U.S. NAVAL COVER COLLECTION, inlcludes over 400 various Naval related covers, contained in two large cover albums, very strong in Ships, also some event and other covers relating to the Naval area, the overall condition is mixed and faults are to be expected, there are dozens of better covers here with retail values in the $5-25 range with some higher, well worth a good look and a nice lot for the specialist in this area, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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EXPOSITION COVER GROUP, includes 32 various covers, most are used, displayed on black stock pages, there are covers from the Pan American Expo, Jamestown, Lousiana and Pan Pacific Expo's, there is duplication, usual mixed condition, many have different images, nice lot for the specialist in this area, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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U.S. COVER ACCUMULATION IN A LARGE CARTON, several thousand jammed packed into a large carton, includes mostly FDC's but also some early U.S. too, usual mixed condition, most appear to be fairly common but we noticed a few items with values in the $10-25 range, plan on many hours of fun looking through this one, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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U.S. COVER GROUP, includes a few dozen various covers, loose in a flay white box, most are fairly common classic U.S. covers, there are some FDC's and a few advertising covers, usual mixed condition, appears to be some covers with values in the $10-25 range, take a look, (ENV 200-300) (Image)

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WISCONSIN POSTAL HISTORY ACCUMULATION, includes several hundred various covers contained in a medium box, most are contained in poly, arranged alphabetically by town, usual mixed condition, a nice lot to pick through for the specialist in this area, (ENV 150-200) (Image)

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POSTAL STATIONARY GROUP, includes a few dozen early mint and used entires, contained in a cover album, mostly different, slightly mixed condition, most of the material here would retail in the $5-25 range, take a look, (ENV 150-200) (Image)

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