1893 Columbian Exposition; Koehler Cards, complete unused set, all from set "b" except Agricultural Bldg, Woman's Bldg, Mines and Mining Bldg, most show a bit of aging generally along edges and few with trivial light corner bends, still a Fine set (UPSS $600) (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 100-150

1893 Columbian Exposition Assortment, eight different Koehler cards (Agricultural Bldg bit trimmed on each side) and two different Goldsmith cards, Koehler cards light even aging, Fine (see online scans) (Image)

CV. 75-100

1894 California Midwinter International Exposition, group of seven different attractive multicolor design private mailing cards published by Schmidt and Co - San Francisco and reminiscent of the Goldsmith cards for the Columbian Expo, address side with "California Midwinter International Exposition Souvenir Correspondence Card" imprint above the address area with expo logo top left corner and empty spot for stamp at upper right, cards a bit worn at the edges but no creases or bends, still a Fine and attractive group (see online scans) (Image)

CV. 200-300

Over 180 Postal Cards with Advertising, includes UX3, UX5, UX7-10, most are used, many with illustrations (some in color) of Soap, Food, Watches, Books, Buildings, Animals, Chairs and many, many more, most are F-VF. (Image)

CV. 300-400

Twenty Eight Coated Government Postal Cards, all done in some manner to allow reuse of a previously preprinted card, some have been remailed, cards include UX3, UX7-10, UX12, UX14, coatings in Gold, Silver, Cream and White, an unusual group, mostly F-VF. (Image)

CV. 150-200

UX1, 1873 1c Brown on dark buff, mint; SP32, notation in ink on back side "May 15th 1873 / cards just out, D.", fresh and Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60-90

UPSS S2j, 1873 1c Brown on dark buff, Unwatermarked, datelined "Newton Wells/ Loudon Loudon Co. Va Nov 29th 75" with a partially struck Nov 29 cds on address side, a little bit of postal wear, Fine and rare; 1992 APS certificate (UPSS $750) (Image)

CV. 300-400

UX4 var., 1875 1c Black on buff, Reversed watermark, partial San Francisco1876 cancel, bit of docketing ink offset on face, Very Fine; 1990 PF certificate (UPSS S3b, $350) (Image)

CV. 100-150

International Postal Cards 1879-1898, 55 UX6, 18 UX6a, and 12 UX16 all used to Europe, mostly Germany but also Austria, France, Denmark, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and Great Britain, arranged by Scott no and destination, used from approximately 1882-1913, generally F-VF, a nice collection (see online scans; Scott $2,000+)

CV. 200-250

1895 2c International Postal Card Used to China, Augusta Ga Mar 26 1895 machine cancel on UX6 addressed to Shanghai China, "U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai, Recd" May 1 95 receiving strike at upper left, Very Fine; scarce early use (Image)

CV. 100-150

UX11 var., 1891 1c Blue, "Picture Hanger" variety, pristine mint card, Very Fine (UPSS S12e, $400) (Image)

CV. 100-150

UX21e, 1910 1c Blue on bluish, "Four Arcs" variety, Type I, unused card, tiny natural paper speck near variety, Very Fine (UPSS S28f I, $900) (Image)

CV. 250-300

UX21e, 1910 1c Blue on bluish, "Four Arcs" variety, Type II, used card with portion of a Salem Ill Sep 1 1910 machine cancel and in interesting diamond-framed "215" auxiliary marking, three vertical fold and some light toning along top edge, still a Fine and rare used example; 2004 Terry Young opinion (UPSS S28f II, $600) (Image)

CV. 150-200

UX27 Varieties or Misprinting Assortment, over 50 including 'collar button', misinked cards, miscut cards, foreign matter, etc, a few are used, most are Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 100-150

UPSS S45-36d, 1920 Pueblo 1c on 1c Carmine, Die 2, Inverted surcharge on stamp, Boston Feb 19 1932 machine cancel, message from collector mentions "Have 4 more.." of this card, horiz bend at right edge into stamp, still Fine; the unique used example (Image)

CV. 150-200

UX41a, 1952 2c on 1c Dark green, Inverted surcharge at lower left, Milwaukee Nov 26 1952 duplex cancel, fresh and Very Fine, a rare error (Scott $125; UPSS $140) (Image)

CV. 75-100

UX47, 1958 1c+1c "GE" Card, Type 1, ETR-1720-2, Bob Corley TV & Radio Service, Very Fine (UPSS S64-1, $250) (Image)

CV. 90-120

UX47, 1958 1c+1c "GE" Card, Type 2, ETR-1053-2, Abbey T.V., Very Fine (UPSS S64-2, $225) (Image)

CV. 90-120

UX96a, 1992 13c Academy of Music, Brown and cream colors omitted, mint card, fresh and Very Fine (Scott $1,200; UPSS S113a, $800) (Image)

CV. 500-750

UX120b, 1988 15c America the Beautiful, Printed on both sides, mint card, Very Fine (Scott $450; UPSS S137aa, $350) (Image)

CV. 120-160

UX120c, 1988 15c America the Beautiful, Front side normal, Back side blue and black colors only, mint card, Very Fine (Scott $600; UPSS SS137ab, $460) (Image)

CV. 200-250

UX120c, 1988 15c America the Beautiful, Front side normal, Back side blue and black colors only, mint card, fresh and Very Fine (Scott $600; UPSS S137Ab, $460) (Image)

CV. 200-250

UY40a, 1991 19c+19c Flag, Printed on one side only, mint unfolded, Very Fine, the unique error card (Scott $750; UPSS MR50a, unpriced) (Image)

CV. 300-400

UZ1, 1913 1c Black, partial strike of Bicknell Ind Mar 3 1915 duplex, form on back filled out and signed, fresh and Very Fine (Scott $550; UPSS O1, $400) (Image)

CV. 150-200

UZ1, 1913 1c Black, Small second "A" in "ASSISTANT", partial Mazeppa Minn Nov 13 1913 duplex cancel, form on back filled out and signed, very Fine (UPSS O1b, $450) (Image)

CV. 150-200