1922 QUADRUPLE SURCHARGE #U468, 2¢ type-4 surcharges on a 3¢ mint stationery cover, includes a double strike on the medallion + single inverted strike on the front + single strike on the back, a VF showpiece est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1921 MISSING "E" in OVERPRINT, a clear error on postal card #U33 showing no typograph impression of the "E", postally used at Collins-Central-NY on JUN3-1921, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1908-1933 POSTAL CARD RATES to GERMANY (x4), all better including a 1932 #UX8 uprated card via "SS PRESIDENT HARDING" German Sea Post to Berlin, 1933 #UX37 UPU card via "SS OLYMPIC" to Berlin, 1908 #UX19 uprated card via "SS LUSITANIA" to Wiesbaden, and a 1912 #UY4 to Dresden uprated in error on the reply portion, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1922-1927 DOUGHBOY FLOUR, NEW-RICHMOND-WIS (x2), two different illustrated advertising on #U429 stationery covers dated MAR9-1922 and OCT3-1927, sent to the same addressee in Pasadena-CAL and both covers with the original letter contents, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1937 KNOX GELATINE, JOHNSTOWN-NY, multicolor illustrated advertising showing black and white child cooks holding bowls of Gelatine, the name was later changed to "Jello", sleeved and priced 20 years ago at $200, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1927 USA SHORT-PAID DOUBLE RATE to FRANCE & ITALY, #634 short pays the 2 ounce UPU 8¢ double letter rate (5¢ first ounce + 3¢ second ounce), on cover from READING-PA and addressed to PARIS with 180 centimes inflation postage due stamps applied, forwarded in France with a second set of 180 centimes postage due stamps applied, then redirected to the American Express forwarding office in ROME on JUL15'1927 where 150 centesimi Italian postage due stamps were applied, still could not locate the addressee and returned to READING-PA via NEW-YORK where a single deficiency 6¢ postage due was charged, a fabulous redirected letter with a three country franking, VF ($100 US) F-VF est ($+ US) (Image)

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1931 CANAL-ZONE REGISTERED-AR to USA, a nice Canal Zone provisional franking on a 2¢ Canal Zone stationery cover pays the 2¢ USA letter rate + 15¢ registration fee + 3¢ return receipt, on cover from Balboa-Heights-CZ on FEB12,1931 to Oakland-CAL arriving on FEB 24th, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1936 USA REGISTERED-AR to HONG-KONG, #557,562(x2) pays the 5¢ UPU letter rate + 15¢ registration + 5¢ return receipt, from Newton-Mass on DEC14-1936 with routing via San-Francisco on DEC 19th + ship to Hong-Kong, small cover reduction RHS just effects the stamp, a scarce destination and F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1937 USA AIRMAIL to JAVA, nice franking #670,720,C21 on 6¢ airmail stationery pays the 37¢ airmail surcharge rate on cover from Los-Catos-CAL on NOV15-1937 to Soerabaja-Java with arrival DEC 2nd, routing via KLM from Amsterdam, a scarce rate and VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1927 PARCEL POST $1.80 ZONE-5 RATE, a nice franking #599,570,571 all with Travellers Insurance perfins, on a parcel tag from Hartford-Conn on MAR2-1927 to Milwaukee-Wis, scarce and VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1928 PARCEL POST $3.96 ZONE-4 RATE, nice franking #562(x4)570,571,572,583 on a Montgomery-Ward inter office parcel tag from Chicago on DEC28-1928 to Baltimore, a scarce rate, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1930 REGISTERED 65¢ ZONE-1 MONEY PACKET , #566(x4),637 on a Bank Tag from Ann-Arbore-Mich on MAR20-1930 to Detroit arriving the same day, this was prior to Supplemental Registration rates, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1933 INSURED 97¢ ZONE-4 MONEY PACKET , #569,570,623 franking on Bank Tag from Richmond-VA on SEP5-1933 to Charleston-SC arriving the same day, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1938 PARCEL POST 56¢ ZONE-8 RATE, #638,701 franking on a Christmas parcel tag from La-Habra-Cal on DEC16-1938 to St-Paul-Minn, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1938 REGISTERED-INSURED $1.42 ZONE-1 MONEY PACKET, #634,698,700(x4) on registered Bank Tag from Bothell-WA on MAY16-1938 to Seattle, rated 10¢ for a 7 pound package + $1.32 registration fee with $5000 insurance, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1940 INSURED $2.03 ZONE-8 PARCEL POST, #567(x5),570(x2)804,807 pays the $1.69 parcel post rate for a 15 pound package 35¢ for $200 insurance, on a West Coast Fur Sales parcel tag from Aleknagik-Alaska on MAY15-1940 to Tacoma-WA, a very scarce rate, F-VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1939 GRACE COOLIAGE SIGNED FREE FRANK, on cover from Tryun-NC on MAR24-1939 to Northampton-Mass, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1943 USA AIRMAIL to "MARGARET WILSON" in INDIA, a 70¢ rate Pan-Am Clipper airmail cover from Mrs. Sammy Wilson in Reno-Nev on JUN30'1943 and addressed to the daughter of President Woodrow Wilson (Margaret Woodrow Wilson) who was living in Pondechurry-India, the letter arrived on AUG17-1943, this was 8 months before she died of a kidney infection on FEB12-1944, note WWII India censor No.DHD/12 h/s and #6443 sealing tape, most of backflap removed, a great historical cover with F-VF est ($100+ US) (Image)

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1946 USA AIRMAIL to FRENCH GUIANA, a nice 30¢ Caribbean treaty rate franking on cover from New-York on OCT8-1928, addressed to Cayenne with arrival OCT 18th, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1945 ALASKA DOG TEAM COVERS (x2), includes a Selawik MAR3-1845 to Kotzebue MAR 20th, 17 days transit with cover signed by the Postmasters, also a Hooper-Bay MAY1-1946 to Mountain-Village arriving AUG 5th , 90 days transit with routing via Bethel, Fortune-Ledge, and Anchorage, sleeved and priced over 20 years ago at $175, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1955 REGISTERED-INSURED $2.50 ZONE-2 MONEY PACKET, #831,832(x2) pays 47¢ for a 7 pound package + $2.03 registered fee with $3000 indemnity, from Murphysboro-ILL on NOV15-1955 to St-Louis arriving the same day, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1974 ALASKA INSURED FUR TAGS (x4), all are mail tags for insured fur packages addressed to the Seattle Fur Exchange, includes a 60¢ tag to insure 2 Red Fox pelts and a 42¢ tag to insure a Wolverine pelt, both from Koyubuc-AK, also 30¢ and $1.26 insured Export Permit tags from Kotlik-AK, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1974 ALASKA INSURED FUR TAGS (x3), all are mail tags for insured fur packages addressed to the Seattle Fur Exchange, includes a $1.90 tag to insure 7 Red Fox pelts from Brevig-Mission-AK, a $3.38 insured rate for one miscellaneous + 49 Muskrat pelts from Koyrbuk-AK, and a $3.05 insured rate for 2 mink +15 Muskrat + 9 miscellaneous pelts from Kotlik-AK, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1974 USA INSURED FUR TAGS (x3), all are mail tags for insured fur packages addressed to the Seattle Fur Exchange, includes a $2.10 tag to insure 2 Racoon + 3 Beaver pelts from Audubon-Minn, a $2.24 tag to insure a Lynx + 6 Coyote pelts from Gerlach-Nev, and a 2.24 insured rate for 6 Lynx pelts from Gerlach-Nev, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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