Pneumatic FLAG Machine Cancel, to Finland, Indianapolis IN, mute 1903 machine cancel type Z10 ties 1c stamp (#300) to envelope, bold clear impression, reverse with New York Oct 26 1903 transit strike, Very Fine, one of the rarest of all pneumatic machine cancels

CV. 600-900

American Machine Cancel Postal History Collection, 1880s to post 1900 with well over 1000 items on postal cards, entires or envelopes, there is one volume of earlier sorted by type and stacks of others which appear unsorted, accumulated over a 40+ year period, great for research, some unreported and earliest reported dates, advertising and corner cards

CV. 400-500

Large Slogan Machine Cancel Accumulation, with maybe a couple thousand unsorted postal cards, envelopes or entires, numerous subjects are present including Exposition, Military, Red Cross, etc, there are many with corner cards including illustrated, as a bonus there are also a large group of slogans on 2x4 cuts, this is great fror someone who wants the fun of sorting or researching this much under appreciated area, from a 40+ year accumulation, most are Fine or better. (no photo)

CV. 200-300

Machine Cancel Postal History Accumulation, a few hundred items with various machines, a couple marked as experimental, small group of Columbia, Doremus, Barr Fyke, group of reused/ remailed postal cards, 20+ coils on cover with machine cancels, unusual receivng impressions etc, also a group of RFD cancels some with machines, most are Fine or better.

CV. 150-200

International Machine Variety, St Louis MO Jan 12 1894 type C-11 with small dots above and below the I are the "Screw Head" holder impressions and very scarce as they were recessed so as to not show up when the machine ws running, beautiful impression and very unusual, VF.

CV. 100-150

Leavitt Machine Cancel Postal History Group, about 100 all on postal cards from 1876 with several cities represented including Boston, St. Louis, New York, Newark, Hartford, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Baltimore and Washington DC, Cleveland, Toledo, there do not appear to be any rarites, strikes vary in quality, most are Fine or better.

CV. 200-300

Barry Machine Cancel postal History Collection, many hundreds or maybe couple thousand postal cards, entires and covers all or nearly all with Barry machine cancels either sending, transit or instructional, a large unsorted group, there are most dial types, many with advertising c/c or on postal cards reverse and of course Exposition impressions are present too, most are Fine-Very Fine. (no photo)

CV. 300-400

Large Doremus Machine Cancel Collection, many hundreds of envelopes, entires, postal cards and picture post cards, all or most with Doremus origination or receiving impressions, a few non-related may have slipped in, large group in original sleeves with descriptive information, most are Fine or better, a great start or addition for the machine cancel enthusiast, includes the Doremus book (no photo)

CV. 250-350

Large International Machine Cancel Accumulation,likely a couple thousand envelopes, entires, postal cards or picture post cards card old time collector identified as all bearing impressions of this one of the machines having the greatest longevity and use, too massive for us to sort so it is left to the buyer to do, there are advertising, commemoratives, an example with the rare 1st Brooklyn Apr 14 1888 impression, an experimental wavy lines with "3" in bars, large diverse group, most are Fine or better, fun for the specialist though much of the value may be in the postal history rather than the machine cancels.

CV. 300-400

Time-Cummins Machiine Cancel Postal History Collection and Accumulation, several hundred postal cards, entires, covers and picture post cards with various origination, receiving or service markings, some advertising, postage due, Exposition, Government Official penalty cards, some are grouped in sleeves with identification, excellent for the student of machines, mixed condition, most are Fine or better.

CV. 200-300

Wesson Time on Bottom Duplex Postal History Collection, several hundred on postal cards, entires, envelopes, in two albums plus loose group, though not truly a machince cancel but a Duplex handstamp developed by Walter Wesson, they are often collected by machine cancel specialists and there have been several articles in the "US Cancellation News" regarding them, most are Fine-Very Fine.  (no photo)

CV. 200-300