10a 10a 1851 3c Orange Brown single, tied by "Brattleboro VT. Sep 22" postmark on embossed ladies envelope to Boston, 1851 docketing with PF certificate 527658. Estimate $300-400. Donated by Gordon Eubanks. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $400
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71 #71 30c FINE, og. catalog value $2,600. Estimate $800. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $2,600
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72 #72, VERY FINE, catalog value $600, estimate $275. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $600
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72 #72 "90 c. Blue" (1861 Issue), Used, Sound Cond., AVG Centering. Catalog Value $600, Estimate $240. Donated by Modern Stamps. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $600

73 (13 copies) #73,13 copies ranging average to VF with faulty. cv $850. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $850

78 #78 24c VERY FINE, no gum. Catalog value $950. Estimate $400. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $950
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121 #121 30c Eagle and Shield, red cancel, FINE centering, bright colors, catalog value $700, estimate $275. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $700
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160/217 160, 179, 189 (2x), 211 (2x), 217, 228 average to VF, many with faults. catalog value $370. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $370

235/238 235 (x2), 236, 238 (x2). Fine to Very Fine, some faults catalog value $227. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $227

254/276 254 (x3), 255 (x3), 256 (x2), 257, 259, 260 (x2), 267b, 275, 275a, 276 average to VF many with faults, catalog value $722.50. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $723

279b, 294 279b and 294 on cover Boston to India June 28, 2001. Estimate $100.Donated by Robert A. Siegel Auctions. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $100

288/299 288 (x2), 289, 290 (x2), 299 fine to very fine, some faults. Catalog value $202.50. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $203

289 #289 "8 c. Louisiana" (1904 Issue), MNH, OG, Close to Fine, Deep Color. Catalog value $425, estimate $160. Donated by Modern Stamps. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $425

294-297 #294-297, "Pan-American" (1901 Issue), MNH, OG, F-VF, catalog value $432.50, estimate $200. Donated by Modern Stamps. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $433

380 #380 Four Diff. P# Singles, Mint, OG, All with HR, Just F-VF (1911 Issue), catalog value $400, estimate $150. Donated by Modern Stamps. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $400

496a #496 unused pair, small hole variety, VERY FINE, og (2007 APS Cert., "tiny spot of disturbed gum on right stamp, nibbed perfs at right"). Estimate $625. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $625
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526 526 2c Carmine Type IV bottom plate block of 6 #10839, about very fine for issue, two bottom stamps have small HR on perfs others NH. Catalog value $280, estimate $325. Donated by Sam Houston Philatelics. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $325
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526-28b 526-28b fresh group of 5, F-VF to VF-XF Jumbo (528b cv $50) all NH catalog value $282.50. Donated by Sam Houston Philatelics. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $283
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551-73 551-73 1/2c to $5. 1/2c - 50c mint LH/NH, F-VF, 571-73 used VF and F-VF. Catalog value $270 estimate $220. Donated by Sam Houston Philatelics. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $220
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551//610 USA Fourth Bureau Issues on paper. 6 ounces of used Fourth Bureau stamps on and off paper. Lots of 1c and 2c, but there are other denoms as well. Includes full perf, coils, and booklet examples. Most singles, some multiples. According to the donor, Dave Hull, a North Carolina dealer and member of USDA, APS, and USSS (and a Type II diabetic!), “Over the last 10 years, I’ve accumulated ‘tons’ of US and worldwide hoards. I’ve sorted out the USA regs, commems, etc., by era for this auction. I did not pick for varieties with a perf gauge, et al., check precancels, perfins, or anything else-- AND they don’t appear to have been picked by anyone else, either. Most are just envelope tearoffs that were put into envelopes or bags, forgotten, and then sold to me decades later by uninterested heirs. I did discard stamps with obvious faults—torn, stained, perfs cut off, etc., and I trimmed excessive paper, but that’s the extent of my look. A minority of the stamps no doubt have small faults, and centering is ‘random. These Fourth Bureaus await your examination. Happy hunting! (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $80

553 553 on uncacheted, addressed, FDC, Mar 19, 1925, combination cover with 553, 582, 598 and U481 HC, catalog value $190, estimate $250. (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $250
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579 #579, block of 4, fine, catalog value $1,750, estimate $650. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $1,750
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582 582 on uncacheted, addressed, FDC, Mar 19, 1925 with U481, HC, fresh and XF, scarce cover, catalog value $100, estimate $100. Donated by Micheal E. Aldrich. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $100

635a/1393d 635a, 802, 804, 805, 807, 808, 809, 813, 815, 817, 818, 819, 821, 1030a/1393d collection of plate blocks OG NH (Image1)

Suggested Bid Est. $200
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718-719 #718-19, two sheets of 100 for each issue, VERY FINE, og, NH. Catalog value $980, estimate $400. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 633.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Suggested Bid CV. $980
Fair Market Va