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

CV. 100

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 (Scott $2,070, USPCC S1, S1d)

CV. 300

UX4, 1875 1c Black on buff, just legible Baltimore 1876 duplex cancel, Very Fine (Scott $350; UPSS S3, $375) (Image)

CV. 120

UX4 var, 1875 1c Black on buff, Reversed watermark, mint card, watermarked small U.S.P.O.D., Very Fine and rare reversed watermark variety (Scott $3,500 for normal, USPCC S3b) (Image)

CV. 1,000

UX4 var, 1875 1c Black on buff, Inverted watermark, Chicago cancel, 1877 handwritten message plus commercial sender's handstamp on back, Very Fine (UPSS S3a, $400) (Image)

CV. 120

UX7a, 1881 1c Black on buff, 23 teeth below "One Cent," mint card, inclusion spot and small corner crease, adhesive on reverse, otherwise Very Fine (Scott $1,350; USPCC S6b, $1,250)rnScott No. UX7a $1,350 (Image)

CV. 200

UX9d, 1886 1c Black on salmon pink, mint card, Very Fine, rare and attractive variety, there has been some discussion that the pink stock was used as a marker to count stacks of 500 sheets, although Bill Falberg's article in the July/August 2012 issue of Postal Stationery ("How I Would Handle The Salmon Pink Cards," Vol. 54, No. 4, page 157) dispels this myth; instead it is likely that the printer Daggett, who also printed registry return receipt cards for the Post Office Department, simply inadvertently mixed the paper stock (Scott $1,500) (Image)

CV. 250

UX14 var, 1898 1c Black on buff, Large dent in portrait frame, unused card, printed address and message, minor faults, still Fine and rare variety (UPSS S17e, $325) (Image)

CV. 80

UX14(CF1), 1897 1c Black on buff, Smith Counterfeit, used card cancelled by "Chicago, Ill. Jan. 24, 1902" machine cancel to Fairfield, Iowa, reverse with printed Thompson-Hoof Co. receipt form; accompanied by genuine used card with same receipt form, Very Fine and rare postally used (Scott $1,750) (Image)

CV. 200

UX14(CF1), 1897 1c Black on buff, Smith Counterfeit, unused card with Smith coated ad on reverse, tiny bit coating on face of card, Very Fine and scarce (Scott $1,000) (Image)

CV. 150

UX17, 1902 1c Black on buff "Full-Face McKinley", unused card with printed address and the "garbage card" text on back, Very Fine example, common belief is that there are about 150 unused cards available; 2019 PSE certificate (Scott $2,500; UPSS S21, $3,500) (Image)

CV. 1,250

UX21e, 1910 1c Blue on bluish, "Four arcs pointed" variety, Type 1, cancelled by "St. Louis, Mo. Sep 20, 1910" machine cancel to local address, part-printed Wm. G. Frye Manufacturing Co. for recording payment, Very Fine and scarce variety. (Scott $600, USPCC S28f) (Image)

CV. 150

UX22a, 1910 1c Blue on bluish, Double impression, mint card (address on front and message on reverse), two impressions with horizontal registration, some light creasing, Very Fine and striking double impression variety, ex-Slawson, Barkhausen (Scott $850, USPCC S30bh) (Image)

CV. 300

UX22 var, 1910 2c Blue on bluish, Horizontal paste-up, mint card, light buff tape, corner crease, otherwise Very Fine, ex-Slawson (Image)

CV. 200

UX24 var, 1911 1c Red on cream, Horizontal paste-up, mint card, brown tape, Very Fine, ex-Slawson (USPCC S33PUh, $375) (Image)

CV. 300

UX27 var, 1914 1c Green on buff, Horizontal paste-up, 38mm brown tape across card with small amount of indicia printed on tape, mint card, Very Fine (USPCC S37EPUh, $425) (Image)

CV. 150

UX27 var, 1914 1c Green on buff, Horizontal paste-up, mint card, buff tape across top of card with indicia printed on tape, light toning corner crease, otherwise Very Fine (USPCC S37EPUh, $425) (Image)

CV. 150

UX27 var, 1914 1c Green on buff, Vertical paste-up, three mint cards originally forming a vertical strip of three, part of 38mm brown tape at right with printed "United States Government Printing Office" over seal of the GPO, top with light crease, otherwise Very Fine and rare reconstructed paste-up strip (USPCC S37EPUv-2, $1,350+) (Image)

CV. 400

UX27 var, 1914 1c Green on buff, Vertical paste-up, mint card, brown tape at right, Very Fine (USPCC S37EPUv-3, $350) (Image)

CV. 100

UX27D var, 1916 1c Dark green on gray, Die 2, Spot above recut hair, unused with Great Northern Railway Co. printed form on reverse, fresh and Very Fine clean face example of this master electrotype variety (Scott $550, USPCC S39) (Image)

CV. 200

UX38 var, 1951 2c Carmine rose on buff, Vertical paste-up, mint card with 39mm brown tape at right, Very Fine (USPCC S54BPUv-1, $250) (Image)

CV. 150

UX39 var, 1952 2c on 1c Green on buff, surcharged at left reading up, Detroit surcharge type inverted, mint card, Very Fine and choice (UPSS S56-3f, $200) (Image)

CV. 75

UX47, 1958, 2c+1c carmine rose on buff, "General Electric", group of three different unused cards comprising ETR-1305-2 type 2 surcharge, ETR 1053-2 type 2 surcharge, ETR 1064-2 type 1 surcharge, Very Fine and scarce group (Scott $675; USPCC S64-1, S64-2) (Image)

CV. 200

UX47 var, 1958 2c+1c "GE" Card, Type 2, Surcharge inverted lower left, unused as always, ETR-1057-2, The Television Clinic, Very Fine and choice (UPSS S64-2f, $500) (Image)

CV. 150

UY1c, 1892 1c+1c black on buff, Cards joined at bottom, unsevered, mint unfolded, Very Fine and scarce variety (Scott $200) (Image)

CV. 100