Group (94) stampless, over half from towns in Pennsylvania, others incl NY, IL, MI, DC; a couple ms pmks, incl red, black or blue cds, ms or hs rate markings, "PAID," etc; one congressman free frank, some typical faults or weak strikes but many strong cancels; F+ (Image)

Est. $100-150 B

(69) mostly East Cost w/ some Ohio, mostly F/L, ratings of 3, 5, 6 & 10, varied cond typical for these (Image)

Est. $150-200 B

Oval hs, group of (4) diff, all VF on FLS, incl: Albion, Ill. double oval (1843), Troy, NY (1822, red, dotted, file fold tear), Hudson, Ohio (1822, blue), Zanesville, Ohio double oval (1832), impressive group of early fancy cancels (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

(32) mostly diff 1799-1851, good mix of states, rates, many smaller towns, few early ms towns etc, highlights incl: 1799 ms “Ex.” (Exeter) & 8 rate; 1801 letter w/ “8” rate, datelined York (Dist of Maine); 1817 Salisbury, Mass. ms w/ “6” rate; 1802 ms Ipswich (Mass.) & Postmaster free frank; 1814 red rimless Middletown CT; 1836 red Newport, RI “Ship” S/L on printed prices current; red and black Troy NY ovals; 1844 NY Express mail with 37-1/2 rate; 1846 Red Newbury, VT on Trans Atlantic; (3) small Ohio ms towns, 1831-44: Brown’s Mill’s (Postmaster free frank), Meig’s Creek, Middle Creek etc, gen Fine or better w/ some usual small flaws/faults, many unusual, impressive group (Image)

Est. $500-750 B