2c//1p, Issues of 1914-18, Manila Pre-Cancels, eight different singles + cover (front only), all but one identified by Oliver catalog numbers, note catalog numbers: A3, A4, A7, RS-21, RS-34, RS-39, RS-44, (NH), generally F-VF, owner retail $474. (Image)

CV. 75

290//383b 1917-383, Specialized Group of Commercial Overprints, all priced in individual #202 dealer cards, all identified by Scott and cancel type, generally Fine, unusual group, priced to $30 each with total retail over $1,000, please inspect.

CV. 100

341a-42a, 350, 4c//1p 1925 Imperfs, three corner blocks of four, somewhat disturbed o.g., Very Fine appearing. (Scott $92). (Image)

CV. 40

E4, 1925 20c Dull violet, left arrow block of four, two NH (possibly three) + one o.g., Very Fine. (Scott $900 as two NH + two o,g.). (Image)

CV. 200

E7, 1939 20c Blue violet, six plate no blocks of eight (two tops, four bottoms, four different plate numbers, all NH, couple with light paper or gum toning, still F-VF. (Scott $600). (Image)

CV. 75

E11, 1947 20c Rose lilac, Large Die Proof, on india paper, 73x59mm, Extremely Fine. (Image)

CV. 75

O40A, 1944 6c Dark brown, "VICTORY" overprint, affixed and "tied" on a cover addressed to provincial governor in Tacloban by Abuyog Leyte Nov 26 1946 duplex with an ms corner card of the Abuyog chief of police, Fine; 2018 PF certificate declaring stamp genuine but declining opinion as to whether it originated on this cover (Scott $8,000 for mint stamp) (Image)

CV. 750

U26 var., 1904 4c Chocolate on amber, "PHILIPPINES" overprint omitted, mint entire, size 21, fresh and Very Fine; only about 40 known (unlisted in Scott; UPSS 39b, $1,000) (Image)

CV. 180

U26 var., 1904 4c Chocolate on amber, "PHILIPPINES" overprint omitted, mint entire, size 21, Guillermo Perera Y Montanes printed cc, trivial internal wrinkle, Very Fine and scarce with approx 40 known; ex-White (unlisted in Scott; UPSS 39b, $1,000) (Image)

CV. 150

UX22, 1944 2c Red on pale buff, Violet "Victory" Handstamp couple light age spots, still Very Fine and scarce. 1959 PF certificate. (Scott $425). (Image)

CV. 100

UY1-UY3, 1900-03 Postal Reply Cards, seven Postal Cards, includes: UX6, unsevered UY1 (3), UY2 & UY3 (2), expect some faults including minor seperations, Fine. (Scott $1,290). (Image)

CV. 150

UZ4 var, 1941 2c Light green on buff, Short dividing line var., lot of five mint cards, fresh and Very Fine (UPSS OS4a, $1,375) (Image)

CV. 150

1911/66 Certificate of Ownership/ Transfer of Large Cattle Documents, 18 full documents; Ownership (1P Blue) 1911, 1943, 1944, 1947 (2) with "VICTORY" at upper right, 1948 with "VICTORY" at upper right, 1956, 1962, 1965 (2), Certificate of Transfer (1P Red) 1944, 1946 with "VICTORY" at upper right, 1963 with "VICTORY" at upper right, 1964 with "VICTORY" at upper right, Certificate of Transfer (2P Red) 1957, 1958 (2),1966, usual very mixed condition but an elusive group of full documents

CV. 150

Philippines, Spanish American War Correspondence, 30 covers, most with contents, written between 1896-1900, covers with various Mil. Sta. duplex's, several interesting letters..."19 mile march on beach, Gunboat #5 went down, one man drownes", etc, interesting reading, F-VF correspondence, (Image)

CV. 200

1901 US Marine Corps Insurrection Period Cover to USA, envelope franked with 2c Overprint tied by indistinct 1901 cds, ms return address"...Co. C, 1st Batt./ U.S.M.C./ Subiq, P.I.", backstamped Arcadia Fla Feb 18 1901, cover roughly opened at right (affects stamp) and with small faults, VG-Fine (Image)

CV. 200

Philippines to Cape Town (S.A.), Forwarded to Zululand, 1903 New Years Card, 2c (214) tied on card by Manila 12/23/03 duplex, Columbo, Ceylon 1/23/04 forwarding, East London 2/26 forwarder, Capetown receiver and forwarder of 2/29/04, Very Fine, rare usage and destination. (Image)

CV. 150

217A, 1899 10c Orange brown, Type II, Very Fine, used with 3c (215) to pay registry rate to Germany, both tied by cork cancels, purple "Registered Manila, P.I. Jun 2 1903" straightline handstamp, appropriate backstamp, Very Fine cover. (Image)

CV. 150

217A, 1899 10c Brown, Type I, Fine, tied on registered cover with 5c (216) to Springfield, Ill by Cervantes, P.I. 3/4/03 duplex, appropriate backstamps include Manila, St. Louis & Springfield, Very Fine cover. (Image)

CV. 100

235, 1903 15c Olive green, Fine, tied on forwarded cover to England by Manila 6/19/04 machine cancel, additionally franked with G.B. 1c EVII issue, tied by Streatham dcds, Large "S" handstamp, appropriate backstamps, edge faults and wear, Fine cover. (Image)

CV. 150

485//494 Victory Issue First Day Cover, nine different values, all tied on cover to Tacloban, Peyte, P.I. by indistinct 1/19/45 duplex's, purple straightline backstamp "First day Cover, First Regular Victory Stamps Sold in Restored Post offices in the Liberated Philippines January 19, 1945", light edge wear and minor toning, affecting 8c issue, otherwise Fine cover. (Image)

CV. 60

Philippines 1945-47 "Victory" Overprint Issues, Dealer Stock, over 90 covers, all with "Victory" overprints, many FDC's, several with 10p-20p issues, also note set used 8/15/45 (Japan formally announcing unconditional surrender issues) & VJ day covers, some duplication, Very Fine and quite attractive, retails to $250. (Image)

CV. 200

E4, 1925 20c Dull violet, vertical pair, Very Fine, used with 16c (346) on airmail cover to Fla., all tied by Fort Stotsenburg 9/29/32 duplex, Very Fine cover. (Scott $325). (Image)

CV. 100

Provisional Special Delivery Covers, four 2c entires, ea. franked with provisional typed labels and various US administration stamps, all but one with purple "Special Delivery" straightline handstamps, one stamp piece out prior to mailing, Very Fine covers, impressive and attractive covers. (Image)

CV. 200

Special Delivery Covers, seven covers, circa 1911-45, includes: E3 with violet "OB" overprint, E3 on entire, 1919 printed provisional label with 20c (282), E5 (2), E10 (2), generally Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 150

Philippines Postage Due Covers, 13 covers, circa 1902-37, includes J1 (4), NJ1 (9), all Very Fine, owner's marked retail $1,000 with several unpriced. (Image)

CV. 200