468, 1944 6c Dark brown, "Victory" handstamp, uncommonly bright and fresh, appears as if it was printed yesterday, well-centered, lightly tropicalized o.g., Very Fine and choice, only 206 issued and the Brewster census records just 47 examples, a wonderful example of one of the rarest stamps of the Philippines, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $4,750) (Image)

CV. 1,500

C7, 1926 16c Olive green, typical centering for the issue, pretty pale shade, o.g., attractive stamp with fresh gum, 2020 PSE certificate graded F 70 and signed W.B. Manila (Scott $2,800) (Image)

CV. 600

C7, 1926 16c Olive green, typical centering for the issue, rich color, disturbed o.g. and diagonal crease, still Fine and rare with just 300 issued, 2020 PSE certificate (Scott $2,800) (Image)

CV. 500

C7, 1926 16c Olive green, very well-centered for this notoriously difficult issue, deep and rich color, o.g., two tiny hinge thins and a small repair at upper right, still a beautiful example of this rarity, 2020 PSE certificate (Scott $2,800) (Image)

CV. 500

C63, 1944 4c Rose carmine, "Victory" handstamp, right margin single with partial arrow, fresh and attractive, natural s.e. at top, tropicalized o.g. and portion of interleaving adhering to gum, Fine and rare with only 121 issued, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $3,750) (Image)

CV. 1,000

E8, 1944 20c Dull violet, "Victory" handstamp, crisp, fresh impression on bright white paper, natural s.e. at left, tropicalized o.g., F-VF, a lovely example of this difficult stamp, only 138 issued, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $1,400) (Image)

CV. 500

E9, 1944 20c Blue violet, "Victory" handstamp, fresh and well-centered, natural s.e. at right, tropicalized o.g., Very Fine, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $550) (Image)

CV. 200

U30 var., 1908 1-+c on 2c Green, Detroit type 8 favor surcharge, watermark 25, size 10, knife 59, faint toning, still Fine and scarce; 2012 PF certificate; ex-Miggins (Image)

CV. 250

U44, 1944 4c Carmine, "Victory" handstamp, mint entire with printed cornercard, flap sealed, Very Fine and fresh, there are believed to have been only 32 produced, Brewster recorded just seven mint and eight used in his census, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $950) (Image)

CV. 400

UX7, 1 c Black, "Philippines" overprint postal card, mint card; inclusion and tone spot, Fine and scarce (Scott $275) (Image)

CV. 80

UX20, 1944 2c Green on buff, "Victory" handstamp, mint card, particularly fresh and attractive, some light toning spots (mostly on reverse), still Very Fine and choice appearance, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $225) (Image)

CV. 100

UX20, 1944 2c Green on buff, "Victory" handstamp, mint card, card with multiple toned spots mostly confined to front of card, still Fine and attractive, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $225) (Image)

CV. 75

UX22, 1944 2c Red on pale buff, "Victory" handstamp, mint card, fresh and Very Fine, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $425) (Image)

CV. 150

UX22, 1944 2c Red on pale buff, "Victory" handstamp, mint card, exceptionally fresh and Extremely Fine, 2020 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott $425) (Image)

CV. 150

UY1-2, 1900-03 2c+2c/1c+1c Message reply cards, mint, folded, both fresh and Very Fine (Scott $310) (Image)

CV. 100

UY3, 1903 2c+2c Blue, mint folded card, approx 50% separated along roulettes, F-VF (Scott $300) (Image)

CV. 50