Military Station Cancels on Two United States Postal Cards Used in Philippines to Foreign Destinations, two UX6, both an 1899 use with Manila Military Station postmarks, addressed to Germany and Argentina, Very Fine, attractive pair of cards

CV. 200-300

286, 2c Copper Red, Mil Sta No 1, San Francisco CA, 21 Nov 1898 postmark ties Trans Miss stamp to Private Mailing Card with illustration of "Dewey & US Flagship Olimpia", addessed Cebu PI, Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

264 (pair), 1c Blue, U.S. Mil Sta No 2, Cavite PI, Dec 1898 Blue straight line postmark ties stamps to small envelope, somewhat soiled, addressed Carnegie PA, return address of "USS Concord" on reverse, scarce and Fine.

CV. 200-250

279, 1c Green, Mil Sta No 1, Philippine Islands, Manila, May 27 1899 well struck duplex postmark ties stamp to envelope, addressed "Officer of Co K,13 Minn Infy, Field", Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

288, 5c Blue, Mil Sta No 2 Philippine Islands, Cacite, Jun 2 1899 duplex postmark ties stamp to clean envelope addressed Wilkes Barre PA, Very Fine.

CV. 200-250

288, 5c Blue, to Hong Kong China, Mil Sta No 1 Philippine Islands, Manila, Jun 20 1899 duplex postmark ties stamp to envelope adrdressed "US Consul General, Hong Kong China, with receiving strike on reverse, Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

217, 10c Brown, Mil Sta No 1, Philippine Islands, Manila, Aug 9 1899 clear duplex postmark ties overprinted stamp to envelope, stains on reverse, addressed Pottsville PA, Fine.

CV. 200-300

213-17, U8, Mil Sta No 1, Manila, Phil Isl'ds Rec'd, Oct 14 1899 postmarks tie five overprinted stamps to entire, addressed "Manila Harbor, PI, Transport Hancock", philatelic but attractive, Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

279B, 2c Red, Mil Sta Angeles, Phil Isles, Mar 21 1900 well struck purple postmark ties stamp to envelope small soiling at edges, addressed Anselma PA, blue "US Army and Navy Department, YMCA" c/c, Fine, scarce station marking, 

CV. 150-200

United States J39, 2c Deep Claret, Mil Sta Angeles, Phil Isles, Mar 23 1900 bold postmark with three bar killer on unfranked envelope, small opening faults to back flap, endorsed 'Soldiers Letter', manuscript blue crayon 'Due 2c' at center, addressed Ottumwa IA where postage due franking applied on arrival, Fine.

CV. 150-200

United States, J38 (pair), Mil Sta No 1, Philippine Islands, Manila, Apr 27 1900 postmark on envelope addressed to New Milford CT, manuscript 'Soldiers Mail' at left, straight line "Postage Due 2 Cts" at left, two due stamps affixed slightly over top, tied by elipse for short payment, Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

214, 2c Red, Mil Sta Dagupan, Phil Islds, Jan 1901 serrated postmark with target killer ties overprinted stamp to Patriotic envelope with YMCA printed reverse, corner mount stains, with "Waving Flag", addressed Kirkville NY, Fine.

CV. 200-300

213 (2),216 (2), Mil Sta No 1 Philippine Isls, San Francisco CA, May 17 1901 registered postmark with cork killers on stamps, legal size official envelope from the "Department of Posts", small tape strips at top and bottom, addressed Everett WA, Fine.

CV. 150-200