United States of America: 1765 British Revenues for use in America, “AMERICA” die “A” embossed 2s.6d. on blue, six examples on piece, each with "GR" cypher label on reverse, numbered 137 ,138, 163, 157, 158 and 183 respectively, central vertical fold, together with original 1854 (May 22-23) letter (with Inland Revenue internal c.d.s.) and ‘Paid’ envelope (roughly opened) from John Wood to the Marquess of Stafford, accompanying the “Stamps struck for the imposition of taxes on America and which led to the independence of the United States”. Also a copy of “The Stamps that Caused the American Revolution: The Stamps of the 1765 British Stamp Act for America” by Adolph Koeppel (1976, hardbound). This strip believed to be the largest surviving multiple usage. Scott RM31a. Photo. (Image1)

United States of America: A much duplicated accumulation in three albums, eight stockbooks, leaves and loose, incl. 1893 Columbus to 10c. mint, used to 50c. (5), 1898 Omaha to 50c. used (3), 1901 Pan-American set mint, 1904 St. Louis set mint, pre-cancels, etc., mixed condition. (many 1,000s)

United States of America: A collection in two boxed DAVO albums, from 1844 to 1980, incl. range of earlier issues, 1898 Omaha to 50c. used, later with mint incl. 1910 Pan American, 1904 Exposition, 1922-32 1/2d. to $5, 1929 overprints “Kans” and “Nebr” sets, Airs with 1918 and 1923 sets, 1933 Zeppelin 50c. (unmounted), Newspaper 1895-97 1c. to $100, etc., mixed condition. (100s)

United States of America: An accumulation in eleven albums, early to modern, incl. range of early issues, 1893 Chicago values to 50c. unused or used, extensive middle to late issues as blocks of four with 1938-54 to $5 in mint blocks of four (top three values upper marginal plate blocks with stamps unmounted), airmails, back of the book issues, covers with postal stationery, United Nations with 1955 Tenth Anniversary miniature sheet mint, etc., mixed condition. (100s)