Transatlantic Mail. 1833-73 Prestamp and stampless entire letters sent between the USA and Europe, includes 1857 prices current to Holland with circular undated "BALTo / PAID" and triangular "11/2c / SCHIEDAM" applied upon arrival, 1862 cover to Germany with "41/2 Sgr. / 6Xr.", 1872-73 entires from San Francisco with "G.B / 2F" Anglo-French accountancy marks (2), etc. (13).

1841-1946 Covers and cards including entire letter with red "RAILROAD" and manuscript "Palatine Bridge", 1899 2c envelope bearing Trans-Mississippi 5c tied "MILITARY STA. / No. 10 / HAVANA / N.Y.P.O" duplex, 1914 Mexico 4c postcard bearing U.S 1c postage due both tied by differing U.S Postal Agency Vera Cruz datestamps, 1937 cover from San Francisco to Holland but returned with "GEMEENTE-POLITIE / HILLEGOM" and "Return to Sender / Delivery forbidden by / judicial sentence", 1942 U.S A.P.O 663 in Belgian Congo, 1946 stampless cover with "SWAN ISLAND, U.S.A / Caribbean Sea" cachet and "Steamboat / Pacquebot" of Tampa, etc. Also 1885 document appointing the Postmaster at Leock, Md., signed by the Postmaster General W.Q. Gresham. (10).

1854-93 Covers and a front comprising 1854 3c envelope to France uprated by imperf 1c pair (edge tears), cover with 1869 3c tied broken circle composed of hollow triangles in blue with matching Leominster Ms c.d.s, 1889 registered parcel front to Germany bearing 5c + 10c (8, with strip of five), and 1899 registered printed matter cover to Germany franked 10c. (4).

Special Delivery. 1889-98 Covers all bearing 10c special delivery stamps with covers from Boston to Prince Edward Island or Germany, from Italy to New York (stamp not tied) or Denmark to Boston and redirected to New York (edge faults), and a single franking on 1898 cover to a U.S soldier redirected from Washington D.C to Cuba and then to Michigan. Some faults but an unusual group. (5). Photo on Page 106. (Image1)

Undercover Addresses. 1940-44 Covers to various undercover addresses in New York including shipping lines, American-Polish Chamber of Commerce, Norwegian Trade Mission, etc, also cover to Istanbul redirected to New York. (8).

Censorship. 1941-45 Covers with "RELEASED / BY I.C.B" numbered censor cachets on covers from Hawaii (10), Hawaii cover with "THMA CENSOR 243" seal, handstruck "RELEASED BY AUTHORITY OF / THE DISTRICT POSTAL CENSOR" (2, one from Hawaii), "RELEASED BY P.O INSPECTOR / ENGAGED ON CENSORSHIP", "THIS COMMUNICATION REFERRED / TO DISTRICT POSTAL CENSOR / BY U.S NAVAL AUTHORITIES" (2, both from Vichy ship "Nivose" in Morocco with Poste Navale c.d.s and straight line "CASABLANCA-NAVAL"), similar "THIS COMMUNICATION / REFERRED TO DISTRICT POSTAL / CENSOR BY U.S CUSTOMS" (on stampless merchant marine cover), also U.S A.P.O cover with "STAMPS REMOVED BY CENSOR". (18).

Hawaii. 1890-98 Postal stationery postcards (2) and 1893 Provisional Government 2c envelope all cancelled by double ring rubber datestamps of Kealia, Koloa or Lihue in violet. (3).