#UX3a, 1c Brown on buff, no watermark, postmarked with fancy cancel and "Little Falls NY Oct 3" circular datestamp, to Saratoga Springs, some light edge wear, an attractive example, fine. (Image)

CV. $775.00

#UX17, 1c Black, "Full Face" McKinley, postmarked with "New York N.Y. Oct 8 1902" machine cancel, printed address of Messrs. Booth, Dailey & Ivins, trivial edge wear, a lovely example of this scarce card, very fine, with 1976 P.F. certificate. (Image)

CV. $3,500.00

#UX21e, 1c Blue on bluish, Type II, showing the break in top arc and small white dot above bottom serifs of left "1", a superb mint example of this scarce card, very fine. (UPSS S28f-2) (Image)

CV. $2,100.00

#UX21e, 1c Blue on bluish, with four arcs above and below "IS" pointed, Type I, with the top arc broken but blunt, postmarked "St Louis MO Feb 7 1911", a sound used example, very fine. (UPSS #S28f-1) (Image)

CV. $600.00

#UX31, "1 cent" surcharge on 2c Red on cream, a pristine mint example of this scarce card, which was available only in Washington D.C. and was withdrawn after only 2,000 cards were sold, choice and very fine. (Image)

CV. $3,500.00