Printed illustrated comical envelope with 1879 2c vermilion tied by New York duplex, sent locally, depicting a gardener running over the foot of a wealthy gentleman with a lawn roller, minor peripheral soiling, fine (Image)

1890 10c (226), strip of five and two pairs, tied by “New York Jul. 12 (18)93 1PM” duplex cancels on legal sized cover with National Starch Manufacturing Co. corner card to London, England, red London backstamp, Very Fine. (Image)

1893 Benjamin Harrison, mourning cover to the wife of his son Russell B. Harrison, addressed by the ex President just four months after his presidency ended and with his native Indianapolis, Ind. corner card, Scott No. 231 with cork cancel and “Cape May N.J. Jul. 24, 1893” circular datestamp, Very Fine, accompanied by a copy of his signature for comparison & biographical data on the son.

1898 2c Trans Miss tied by Second Day “Washington D.C. Jun 18, 1898” duplex cancel on legal sized Post Office Official Penalty Envelope to Vermont, Montpelier backstamp, minor edge faults from opening, Very Fine (Image)

1898 2c Trans Miss (286), tied by “Military Sta. No. 4 San Juan, Porto Rico Feb. 23, 1899” duplex cancel on blue cover with printed Reading PA address, return address “Soldiers Mail Headquarters Dept. Port Rico c/o Chief Surgeon’s Office R.W. Hettenger H.C.W.S.A. and signed by Surgeon Harold N Cooper (?), light central vertical file fold, still Very Fine. (Image)

1901 Pan-American Exposition, very attractive unused 9” X 6” multicolored Aerial View Glitter Picture Postcard of the Exposition showing the grounds and buildings against a skyline, addressed and message written on reverse but not mailed, very minor edgewear, Very Fine, a truly beautiful card (Image)

1901 Pan-American Exposition, very attractive unused 9” X 6” multicolored Picture Postcard of the Exposition’s Machinery Building and crowds outside, lovely post card, Very Fine (Image)

1901 Pan-American Exposition, very attractive unused 9” X 6” multicolored Aerial View Glitter Picture Postcard of the Exposition showing the New York State Building with people strolling in the foreground, Very Fine, wonderful eye appeal (Image)

1902 “Kicking Mule” fancy cancel of 1902 Port Townsend, Washington ties 10c 1898 Type I 282C on registered cover to Brooklyn NY, large blue green “Registered Dec. 15, 1902 Port Townsend Wash.” three line cancel, Brooklyn magenta and violet registry receiving backstamps, Very Fine strike and cover, 2002 Apex certificate. (Image)

1903 2c Carmine (319) Nine covers including Green all over “Lewis & Clark Centennial and American Pacific Exposition” cover, “Chicago Aug 13, 1908” Time-Cummins machine cancel on underpaid cover to Belgium with Belgian Consulate cc and Belgium J18 & J19 affixed, multicolored Patriotic National Livestock Commission Co. advertising cover, “Cortland, NY Jan 1907” to Dryden NY with two OX11 used to seal top (cover opened at side), two covers from the Addison Co. Fair in 1905 from different VT towns with different chariot horse racing designs, and three bisects, including diagonal joined to full single on 2c Hartford entire tied by Cleveland RPO May 4, 1905 to Germany, vertical bisect tied by “Richmond Ma Nov 14, 1906” cancel on picture postcard to CT with “Postage Due 1 Cts., and diagonal tied by Moffittsville NY Nov 8, 1907 handstamp on picture postcard of hunters holding shotguns by their kill, also incl. Scott 320 on cover to Hiram Deats, Very Fine group (Image)

1907 Jamestown Exposition, beautiful unused 9” X 6” multicolored Aerial View Picture Postcard of the Exposition including Chesapeake Bay, surrounded by National Flags of several nations, the Susan Constant, Discovery, and Godspeed, which were the three sailing ships that brought the Colonists, and Modern Warships, includes the opening and closing dates of the Exposition, light crease and minor edgewear, still Very Fine and attractive for such a large post card (Image)

1907 Jamestown Exposition, unused 9” X 6” multicolored Aerial View Picture Postcard of the Exposition, shown as a map of Jamestown along with the surrounding areas incl. the Chesapeake Bay with an armada of ships of all types and the opening and closing dates of the Exposition, few small stains, still Very Fine and attractive for such a large post card (Image)

1909 Hoagy Carmichael, neat signature on beautiful all-over front and back “Star Dust” musical illustrated cover franked with 3c Wisconsin (957) tied by “Carmichael, MS Jul 4, 1948" duplex cancel, Extremely Fine. (Image)

1909 1c Bluish Paper (357), tied by “Washington DC Mar 4, 1909” machine cancel — William Howard Taft’s Inauguration Day — on picture postcard of the White House and Capitol buildings to Bridgeport Conn., 1990 APEX certificate Very Fine. (Image)

1909 6c Red Orange on Bluish (362), bright color, very light almost “face free” oval cancel, fresh and Fine, 1999 Philatelic Foundation certificate, the PF has certified a mere fourteen used examples, Scott $15,000 (Image)

1910 Francis F. Cleveland, widow of Grover Cleveland, free frank on mourning cover to a Cleveland family member at the Westover School in Middlebury Conn, “Princeton N.J. Oct. 5, 1910” machine cancel, also incl. advertising card with her portrait on one side and ad that claims that one can obtain a copy of her portrait by sending in 12 wrappers for “The ‘Best’ Tonic” made by Philip Best Brewing Co., fresh and Very Fine, scarce with this form of free frank. (Image)

1912 Flexible Flyer Advertising Cover, gorgeous front and back multicolor advertisement for this sled, cover franked with Scott No. 393 tied by “Philadelphia PA Jun. 25, 1912” machine cancel to Manchester, OH, incl. the scarcely seen original content — a paper version of the “Flexible Flyer” sled, small piece of top backflap removed and small repaired tear at top right, still a Very Fine example of this popular advertising cover which almost never comes with the enclosure (Image)

1917-19 5c Error Perf 11 (505), in vertical pair with normal, used with Nos. 306 and 323 on registered cover to the Claim Dept of Sears, Roebuck & Co. of Chicago, faint “La Grange, ILL Feb 15” circular datestamps tie 1c and 8c issues, small faults, Fine appearing example of this stamp which is not frequently available in the marketplace on cover, Scott $2,250. (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau ½c Hale, 1½c Harding Imperforate, 2c Lexington (551, 576, 617) 1½c sheet margin vertical pair, tied by First Day “Washington DC Apr 4, 1925” duplex cancels on U458 entire to Baltimore MD, an unlisted and unusual combination, Very Fine (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau 1½c Brown, Yellow Brown, (553, 582, 598), tied by First Day cancels machine and duplex cancels on legal sized 1½c entire (U481) to Edward C Worden in Millburn NJ, this is the first day for all three stamps and the entire, Extremely Fine, a great item for the first day cover, Harding and 1½c issue collector (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau 5c tied by First Day “New York, NY Sta D Oct 27, 1922” duplex cancel on unsealed cover to Brooklyn NY, Extremely Fine, Scott $135 (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau 11c (563) tied by First Day “Fremont Ohio Oct 4, 1922” wavy line machine cancel on 2c carmine entire to New York, “First Day” handstamp cachet (added on), Extremely Fine and scarce first day cover, Scott $3,750 (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau 12c (564) tied by First Day “Caldwell NJ Mar 20, 1923” duplex cancel on cover to New York City, Extremely Fine cover and stamp, Scott $210 (Image)

1922-25 Fourth Bureau 12c (564) tied by First Day “Boston Mass. Mar 20, 1923” Philatelic Exhibition slogan machine cancel on locally addressed yellow cover with printed address “The Old Stamp Exchange”, Very Fine, Scott $185 (Image)

1923-25 Fourth Bureau Coils 1c, 1½c, 2c (604, 605, 606) three covers each with stamps tied by First Day Washington DC slogan machine cancel on locally addressed covers to different local addresses incl.1½c to Nickles , Very Fine, ex Harvey, Scott $330 (Image)