692-701, 1931 11c-50c Rotary Issues, plate blocks of four, 14c l.h., 17c hinged, others NH, F-VF. (Scott $649). (Image)

CV. 100

707 var., 1932 2c Carmine rose, top margin block of eight, central vertical pairs imperforate between with diagonal misperforations, h.r., error pairs horiz creases, bottom portion of each pair torn away and hinge rejoined, undoubtedly unique; 2012 PF certificate (Image)

CV. 1,600

730//770, 1934 Farley S/S Assortment, attractive and useful used group of S/Ss, includes: 730-31 (2 ea.), 735 (2), 750-51, 768 vertical strip of three sheets (light staining at top and bottom), 770, (2 pairs of sheets with vertical gutters), all with contemporaneous cancels, Very Fine, interesting group. (Scott unpriced).

CV. 100

736, 1934 2c Maryland, block of 20 with dramatic diagonal pre-printing paper fold affecting at least 5 singles, NH, dramatic appearance (Image)

CV. 75

737, 1834 3c Mothers Day, Pre-Date, tied by Mexia, Texas 4/26/34 machine cancel pre-dating official date of issue by seven days, Very Fine cover. (Image)

CV. 50

740-49 Var, 1934 1c-10c Imperf Varieties, complete, from the Harold Ickes collection. Ickes (Sec. of Interior) and a collector friend of FDR, requested and the BEP consented to gum his imperforate sheets (he purchased two complete sets of sheets). These stamps are from the original small group of the first 1934 printings (not 756-65), given by Farley to Roosevelt and a select group of small friends and the reason for the scandal that followed ("Farley's Follies"), all are NH and mostly well centered. Each with individual special 2015 "Ickes" PSE certificate. (Scott unlisted).

CV. 100

740-49, 756-65; 1934 1c-10c National Parks, complete, both sets in plate blocks of six, perforated set NH except 7c, imperf set without gum as issued, all Very Fine or nearly so. (Scott $388). (Image)

CV. 75

749, 1934 10c Gray black, pre-printing paper foldover block of ten, NH, Very Fine, impressive. (Image)

CV. 60

756-65, 1935 1c-10c National Parks, Imperforate, all with original NH gum, Very Fine, somewhat scarce and seldom seen. (Scott $114) (Image)

CV. 40

756-65, 1934 1c-10c National Parks Imperforate, four complete sets plate number blocks of six, without gum as issued, most values are matched plate numbers and positions, Very Fine. (Scott $1,016). (Image)

CV. 150

756-65, 1934 1c-10c National Parks Imperforate, centerline blocks of four, without gum as issued, Extremely Fine, undervalued by Scott (Scott $142). (Image)

CV. 50

756-65, 1935 1c-10c National Parks, Imperforate, top plate number blocks of six, without gum as issued, 10c with small hole in top selvedge, otherwise Extremely Fine. (Scott $254). (Image)

CV. 50

766-67; 769-70 1934 1c-3c Farley Cross Gutter Blocks, small group includes: 766 (4), 767 (6), 769 (10) & 770 (3) plus three pairs with vertical gutter, without gum as issued, all Very Fine. (Scott $465)

CV. 100

771, 1934 16c Blue, six plate number blocks of six, four arrow blocks of four plus centerline block of four, without gum as issued, Extremely Fine. (Scott $620). (Image)

CV. 100