UPSS S1E-E, American Post Card Co, 1871 Postal Card/ Envelope Combination Essay, complete card with the back and side flaps folded (top and right flap a tiny edge break), Very Fine (UPSS $210) (Image)

CV. 50

UX1E, National Banknote Co., 1c Gray on white wove, forerunner postal card essay, typographed 131 x 78mm design with Lady Liberty from a pantograph engraving on 137 x 84mm white wove paper, fresh and Very Fine(USPCC No. S1E-Xb, $3,000) (Image)

CV. 1,500

UX1,1873 1c Brown on buff, Large watermark, crisp mint card, Very Fine (UPSS S1; Scott $375) (Image)

CV. 120

UX1, UX1 var, 1873 1c Brown on buff, Large watermark, SP45, Original State and "Big Hole" Damage, two mint cards with crisp impressions and sharp corners, Very Fine and choice, original state quite rare as the "big hole" occurred after first week of production, (UPSS S1, S1d; Scott $800+) (Image)

CV. 200

UX1, UX1 var, 1873 1c Brown on buff, Large watermark, group of six cards (five mint, one clean face/printed back), note some slight differences in paper stock and including the SP4 and SP7 "Big Hole" damage varieties, fresh and F-VF (UPSS S1, S1d; Scott $2,070) (Image)

CV. 400

UX3 var., 1873 1c Bown on dark buff, Watermark inverted and reversed, mint card, trivial bit of aging, Fine (UPSS S2e, $235) (Image)

CV. 50

UX4, 1875 1c Black on dark buff, PO fresh mint card with clean edges and sharp corners, fresh and Very Fine (Scott $3,500; UPSS S3, $3,400) (Image)

CV. 1,250

UX6, 1879 2c Blue, group of 135 used + 15 mint cards, ysed mostly to European destinations (majority Germany), some interesting towns or machine cancels, expect some condition issues but vast majority F-VF. (Scott $3,875).

CV. 200

UX8c, 1885 1c Dark chocolate brown on buff, mint card, rich distinctive color, Very Fine and choice (Scott $450; UPSS S7a, $300) (Image)

CV. 120

UX9d, 1886 1c Black on salmon pink, mint card, slight tone spot, Very Fine, rare and attractive variety, the USPCC does not recognize these as error cards even though the printing of the design is genuine; it seems the salmon pink stock was used as a counting marker for counting finished piles of 500 printed sheets (Scott $1,500; footnoted in 2010 USPCC on page 9)rn (Image)

CV. 300

UPSS S10PSb, 1891 1c Grant Production Specimen, vertical pair with indicia "cancelled" by strike of three parallel violet lines, card with bends and creases, scarce multiple (UPSS $600 as singles) (Image)

CV. 75

UX12S-Q, 1897 1c Black on buff, "Universal Postal Congress" overprint, Very Fine and choice, just 125 cards were overprinted for distribution (Scott $600; UPSS S14-Sp-1, Type T-4, $500) (Image)

CV. 120

UX12, 1894 1c Black on buff, cancelled by "Boston, Mass. Sta. H, Feb 8 '96" duplex to Yokohama, Japan, Boston F.D. (February 8) and San Francisco F.D. (February 13) transits, "5, Ctms, T" due handstamp, Yokohama (March 6) arrival backstamp and "Due 2" circular handstamp with pencil, Japan 2s postage due cancelled by handstamp, faulty from edge placement, Very Fine and attractive (Image)

CV. 120

UX13S-Q, 1897 2c Blue on cream, "Universal Postal Congress" overprint, fresh card, choice Very Fine; 125 examples were distributed to delegates to the Congress held in Washington DC (Scott $600; UPSS S16-Sp-1, Ty. T-4, $500) (Image)

CV. 120

UX17, 1902 1c Black on buff, the "Full-Face McKinley," mint card without printed address, exceptionally clear impression, strong corners, light crease at left but otherwise Extremely Fine, only 18 known mint examples without preprinted address, one of the most popular and desirable items in US postal stationery and a "must have" for any serious collector (Scott $14,000) (Image)

CV. 3,000

UX17, 1902 1c Black on buff, printed Booth Dailey & Ivins address and instructions to tug boat captain on back, unused, clear impression, Very Fine and choice "Full Face McKinley" card (Scott $2,500; UPSS S21, $3,500) (Image)

CV. 1,250

UX17, 1902 1c Black on buff, the "Full-Face McKinley," used cancelled by "Brooklyn, N.Y. Oct 1, 1902" machine cancel, preprinted Messrs. Booth, Dailey & Ivins address and instructions to tug boat captain on back, the so-called "garbage card", reverse filled out in pencil dated "1 October" 1902, otherwise Very Fine (Image)

CV. 900

UX18P, 1902 1c Black on buff Proof, typograph of the complete design, printed at the bottom is "Proof McKinley Postal Card"; slight inclusion, mount marks on reverse, otherwise crisp and Very Fine (USPCC No. S22Pa, $500) (Image)

CV. 120

UX27, 1914 1c Green, "Allentown" Ad, 2 unused cards; multicolor "Blue Label Ketchup" or "Blue Label Chili Sauce" ads on address side and multiple ads on backs (same for each card), fresh and Very Fine (Image)

CV.

UX27C, 1916 1c Dark green on grayish white, mint card without printed address or printed message on back side, fresh as the day it was printed, choice Very Fine example of this scarce card which came about due to a war-time paper shortage, this inferior card stock was used for about two months the cards were not sold individually but supplied to printers in sheets, accounting for their rarity without printed addresses (Scott $3,250: UPSS S38, $3,750) (Image)

CV. 1,000

UX27D, 1916 1c Dark green on grayish white, Die II, unused card with printed Great Northern Railway Co. form on back, couple trivial light aging spots on back side, still fresh and Very Fine (Scott $550; UPSS S39, $450) (Image)

CV. 200

UX31, 1920 "1 CENT" on 1c Carmine on cream, Die II, the Washington DC 1-line surcharge, mint card, choice Very Fine, one of the rarest regulrly issued postal cards (Scott $3,000; UPSS S43, $4,250) (Image)

CV. 1,000

UX34, 1920 1c on 1c Carmine on cream, Die I, San Francisco press printed surcharge, mint card, fresh and Very Fine (Scott $700; UPSS S46-2, $450) (Image)

CV. 120

UX47, 1c on 1c Carmine on buff, Die I, unused card, Abbey TV, ETR-1053-2, Very Fine and choice "GE card" (Scott $225; UPSS S64-1, $250) (Image)

CV. 75

UX47, 1c on 1c Carmine on buff, Die II, unused card, Bob Corley TV & Radio Service, ETR-1720-2, choice Very Fine (Scott $225; UPSS S64-2, $225) (Image)

CV. 75