134, 1870 1c Ultramarine, Circa 1871 rare and unusual cover with three 1c Franklins (quartered), used from Holyoke, Mass to West Dummerston, VT.

CV. 200-250

138, 1871 7c Vermilion,three 7c singles and Scott no. 158, stamps have light toning at top and right stamp has tiny tear at bottom (none of which are mentioned on cert) overpaying the 10c rate by 14c, each stamp cancelled with New Orleans, LA. postmark or quartered cork cancel, dateline 31 January 1874, on folded letter addressed to Havrincourt, France, with red "New 6 York" and "London A PAID" and black Calais transit markings on face and Paris and Havrincourt transit markings on reverse, signed by Stanley B. Ashbrook noting that the cover is overpaid but Genuine, overall Very Fine, 2014 PSE certificate (Scott $1,825 for a single 138 on cover, plus two additional singles)

CV. 750-1,000

152, 1870 15c Bright orange, strip of four and single and Scott #148 single, several of which are tied to refolded and faulty cover addressed to "Clerk of the United States Circuit Court for the District of Kansas, Topeka, Kansas", with "Philadelphia Nov 21" postmark, Very Good, 2008 APS certificate (Scott $1,350 for 15c single on cover, two 15c pairs and 6c singles - off cover)

CV. 400-500

1888 issue of the American Journal of Philately, Volume 1, No. 1 of Scott Stamp & Coin Company of New York franked with a 2c Banknote issue, tied by "NEW YORK / D" oval cancel, 213, F-VF and unusual.

CV. 100-150