1857: THE ONLY KNOWN USAGE OF A U.S POSTAL STATIONERY IN THE NETHERLANDS. 1857 (22.2.), U.S postal stationery envelope 3 C orange (Scott U9) used from the Netherlands cancelled "DENHEIM 22 2 / FRANCO" (1857) send transatlantic via England to Boston with dutch "80" (paid) on reverse and "5 / N.YORK AM. PKT / MAR 13" postage due handstamp on front. The sender attempted the prepayment of US inland postage with the 3 C envelope. It was carried on Oceans Lines "HERMANN". The envelope is in good state of preservation with only the backflap missing and little edge wear. Certificate Sergio Sismondo. (Image)

1861-1896, Booklet with collection of postal stationery cut-outs, most used, including scarce early types, 1861-63 with 12c., 20c., 24c., 40c., 1864 with 9c., 12c. and 18c., 1866 with 24c., 30c. and 40c., 1870 with 90c., a scarce and attractive offer for the specialist! (T) (Image)

1880/89, "AM(OY) A SE 11 89" on QV 2 C. lilac rose on US stationery card 2 C. blue canc. "NEW BRAUNFELS TX 1 AUG 89", round the world card - New Braunfels/Texas - Amoy/China - Vienna/Austria and back, also Austria 5 Kr. tied "ALSGRUND WIEN 30 89", transits San Francisco and New York, on reverse Hong Kong (two times), Amoy and New Braunfels final arrival. Also on reverse private portrait 'stamps' of sender "F. Nehls" and Vienna addressee "Dr. Siegfried Lederer", two pinholes resp. bumped corners as to be expected, quite unusual round-the-world-card. 1889, USA GA-Karte 2 C blau aus Texas mit Duplex "NEW YORK NOV 12 PAID ALL" als Um-Die-Welt-Karte: Texas-Amoy/China-Wien/Österreich-Texas mit K1 "AMOY A SE 11 89" auf QV 2x 2 C lilarosa, "ALSERGRUND 30 10 89" auf Öster. 5 Kr. und Transitst. San Francisco und New York sowie rs. zwei versch. Transit-St. von Hongkong und AK. Auf der Rückseite Foto-Vignetten der Weitersender F. Nehls und Dr. Sieg (Image)

1902, 1c Black on Buff, Full-Face McKinley Postal Card (USPCC S21). Printed address for "Messrs. Booth, Dailey & Ivins in New York City", back of card with printed form, uncancelled (with respect of the card's rarity a few erased pencil marks are meaningless). Only one box of 500 was inadvertently released from Washington and all were preprinted shortly after receipt. It is generally believed that there are about 150 surviving unused cards. FINE AND CHOICE. A LOVELY UNUSED EXAMPLE OF THE FULL-FACE McKINLEY "GARBAGE" CARD. USPCC $3,750.00 (Image)

1947/2000 AEROGRAMMES: Impressive collection of about 170 aerogrammes, with 50 different issues mint as well as used, and 70 aerogrammes showing varieties and errors (from small to major) including most important items like a used copy of 1951 10c. CHOCOLATE, aerogrammes with colour omitted, misprintings, fold-overs, reversed die cuts, double papers, and a lot of further attractive, scarce and rare items. A RECOMMENDED COLLECTION from J. Kasper. (K) (Image)

1985, Air Letter 36c Urban Skyline, DOUBLE AEROGRAMME (FOLDOVER), unused, normal copy enclosed, UNIQUE! (ex J. Kasper) (MS) (Image)