[Indian] Ga-wan-ka Indian, with sound Fine-Very Fine #496 line pair and 492 (x2 singles, originally forming a line pair but separated prior to adhesion), tied to oversized illustrated advertising cover (9.5 x 6.25 in.); neat illustration of "indian warrior" inside of arrowhead; some staining and edge faults, Fine, a #496 line pair on cover usage is VERY SCARCE! . Est. $50-75 (Image)

Est. $50-75

1893 Columbian Exposition, a scarce and seldom seen 1892 Goldsmith postal card wrapper (UPSS EX24Wa, rarity "c" - not the more common 1893 design), an important and very scarce item for the Columbian postal card specialist; front and back halves completely separated, significant chipping at the edge and other edge faults including tears, etc, Very Good to Fine, most of the handful that still exist are generally in very poor condition. Est. $150-200 (Image)

Est. $150-200

1893 Columbian Exposition, postal card (UPSS EX53), Goldsmith set 6 (12 deigns), Agricultural Building, with address incorrectly written on the message side and message on the address side. Straight line auxiliary marking "UNMAILABLE" in violet on reverse along with a fair-related message…"and at night the illuminations completely turn my head", Fine to Very Fine, a nice example of this auxiliary marking. Est. $40-60 (Image)

Est. $40-60

1895 Cotton States Exposition, Hotel Aragon, Atlanta, GA to Hamilton (Ontario) Canada, address side with a #231 tied by Atlanta, GA May 28, 1894 duplex marking and due 2 handstamp; reverse all over "Cotton States and International Exposition with Hamilton ONT receiving postmark, an attractive and displayable example, quite unusual to a foreign destination; edge faults and reduced at right, Fine overall. Est. $50-75 (Image)

Est. $50-75