Cover. Cover. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- Scott #9 x 3 on Boston cover front to Deerfield Massachusetts Attractive lot with three early Benjamin Franklin stamps and red Boston postmark. See image for cropping. Repeat: this is a cover front. (Image1)

Cat Value. 375

Cover. Cover. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- Scott #10a on unidentified town cover Bright orange brown four-margin stamp. Double frame line left side. Cover in very nice condition. (Image1)

Cat Value. 210

Cover. Cover. Massachusetts

United States -- Scott #UC14 on First Helicopter Flight cover Short January 4, 1947 flight between Belmont and Wellesley Massachusetts. Signed by Patrick Connelly, postmaster. Flight was sponsored by Filenes department store and cover carries Filenes cachet. Includes news article about flight. (Image1)

Cat Value. 0

Cover. Cover. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- 1927 Boston cover with Scott #620 stamp and Lindbergh Cinderella's Small cover with Charles and Evangeline Lindbergh Cinderella stamps. Boston CPO cancel. (Image1)

Est. 0

Cover. Cover. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- Boston First Flight to New York cover with Scott #C4 Flight cachet used as postmark. Additional FORWARDED (City Hall Sta. N.Y.M.Y) auxiliary mark after handwritten PO Framingham Mass forwarding route added. Back has New York and City Hall postmarks. (Image1)

Cat Value. 50

Stampless Covers. Stampless Covers. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- Baldwinville double-ring 1849 stampless folded letter to Fitzwilliam Massachusetts Good double ring postmark and numeral 5 in black on this letter to Dexter Whittemore regarding receipt of his catalog for hats. Whitmore kept a small store in Fitzwilliam. He is said to have been the  first merchant of Cheshire county to give up the sale of spirituous  liquors. He was chosen to many offices of trust, and was very  generous. (Image1)

Est. 30

Stampless Covers. Massachusetts

Massachusetts -- Cir. Mid-1850s stampless folded letter to Chesterfield Massachusetts Ornate receipt to Israel Rose for a donation of $40 to the American Education Society. Detailed steel engraving. Considerable edge wear and damage where three-hole-punch used. Still an extraordinary item. (Image1)

Est. 0