Philippines, 1904, $1 black, o.g., attractively centered amid large margins, deep color, Very Fine to Extremely Fine; with 2011 P.F. Graded certificate (VF-XF 85). Scott No. 237  $300. $0 (Image)

Philippines, 1908, 2¢ green on manila, mint entire, 140x265mm, knife W5, watermark 21, fresh and Very Fine, a rare wrapper. UPSS No. W6 $320. Scott No. W4 var. $0 (Image)

Philippines, 1911, 12c orange, tied by "Manila, P.I., Feb 3" duplex postmark on 1917 cover to Ronneby, Sweden, manuscript "via Shanghai/Siberia" routing endorsement at top, reverse with St. Peterburg transit and receiving backstamps, censor tape at right applied in Sweden, Very Fine, a scarce wartime usage. Scott No. 266  Estimate $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Philippines, 1912, 2¢ green on buff, mint entire, size 13, knife 78, watermark 15, Very Fine and rare entire, Scott unlisted. UPSS No. 75a. Scott No. U32 var.  UPSS $250. $0 (Image)

Philippines, 1913 (May 13) Airmail Flight Manila-Madrid via Primer Correo Aéreo, cover to Manila P.I. bearing 6c, 8c, 16c and 26c singles tied by airplane cancels and appropriate flight cachet, "Aparri, P.I., May 13, 1926" cds; some toning around stamps, F.-V.F. Scott No. 243-44, 247, 249  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Philippines, 1917, 2c yellow green, in combination with 1917, 12c red orange on 2¢ entire to Island of St. Helena, tied by "Santa Cruz, Davao, P.I., Mar 5, 1934" duplex postmark, re-directed to London with "St. Helena, My 24, 34" cds, Very Fine. Scott No. 290+295  Estimate $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Philippines, Accumulation/Stock, 1899-1980, mint and used on stock pages in two binders, features U.S. Administration including Scott #224, $2 Madison with red overprint, used, signed and various other 50 cent values, then a general run of issues through back of book with Revenues, also Spanish Administration, Guam and other unusual material, duplication throughout, condition varies, still worth inspection. Estimate  $300 - 400. $0

Philippines, Collection, 1899-1976, on Scott quad pages & Specialty pages, with duplication to 5 ea of U.S. overprints, including used 212, 223, 223A, 224, good Madrid-Manila airmails lacking the rarest, used N7, and quite complete used thereafter; somewhat mixed condition but still useful, closer examination recommended. Estimate  $750 - 1,000. $0

Philippines, Official Seal, 1905, light brown, three seals on large in coming envelope addressed to Governor of Guyo Island, Phillippines, franked with damaged Luxembourg 25c blue tied by 1905 town postmark, one seal tied by purple straight line "Received in bad condition, Manila P.I." handstamp, multiple transits on reverse including the "S.S. Panay, P. Isls, CGS" duplex postmark of the Coast and Geodetic Survey; some seal defects, Fine. Scott No. OX1; $1,750 on cover  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

Philippines, Postage Due, 1899, 50¢ deep claret, o.g., neatly hinged once, bright and fresh, F.-V.F. Scott No. J5  $200. $0 (Image)