Accumulation of a Few Hundred Covers, 1900s to 1980s, includes commercial mail, flight covers, space related material, anniversary covers and first days. Note cachets from tri colour, Fleetwood, Art Master, Cachet Craft and others. Mostly fine or better lot. (Image)

Est $ 100

Large Fist Day Cover Collection, 1955 to 2013 in eight thick binders (all with black stock pages), plus three cover albums. Appears to have a high level of completeness from 2004 to 2013 with souvenir sheets, etc. A nice collection.

Est $ 300

Correspondence to W.H. Todd of Vermillion, Ohio, 1870s to 1890s. Approximately 50 covers and postal stationery envelopes with enclosures and presented on pages. Enclosures with a variety of topics regarding agriculture, fowls, and various business issues. Most letters are on letter head from a variety of manufacturers and companies. Also a binder with various letters (no covers), price lists, union letters, mail back envelopes, etc all from the same period. A variety of interesting topics in the letters. Mixed condition, many of the stamps cut in half from being opened with scissors.

Est $ 100

Collection of Approximately 300 Covers, stampless to 1950s, with a variety of cancels including R.P.O.s, machines and flags. Also note several dozen postcards with flag cancels all housed in 4 albums. Mostly fine, some mixed condition.

Est $ 150

1844 American Letter Mail Co. Folded Letter, has its stamp (#5L1, Eagle and "20 FOR A DOLLAR") on the left of the cover, pen cancelled. Also a red oval handstamp at right reading "Forwarded by the / American Letter Mail / Company / Office / on Wall St. N.Y.". Small tear at top and horizontal fold. An outer sheet only, but still presentable and a very interesting franking. (Image)

Scott $ 450

Several Hundred First Day and Special Event Covers, in specialty albums which include 2 albums Golden Replicas, American 1st Ladies, State Wildlife, etc. Mainly from the 1960s to 1980s, generally fine or better.

Est $ 100

Two Boxes with Several Hundred First Days Covers, etc. 1950s to 2010s. Includes box of mint postal stationery envelopes and cards, small box of approximately 50 first flight covers, etc. Mostly fine or better.

Est $ 100

Exhibit of Brooks Appliance Company Correspondence, all written up on 42 exhibit pages, with 100 covers dating between 1906 and 1948, including registered, special delivery, an officially sealed cover, commemorative frankings, many nice postmarks (flags, duplex, slogan, etc.), Alaska, Canal Zone, perfins, many still have enclosures, the majority are stamped "TEST" with hand written numbers and more. The exhibitor explains that this is the best of the 77,000 covers he obtained from this correspondence. Overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Paper Ream Box Full of Covers and Cards,1900s to Modern, with several hundreds of all sizes, with destinations, return receipts, stationery, air mail, postmarks, and so much more. Overall fine or better.

Est $ 100

Lot of Over 100 Early Stamped Covers, 1860s to 1890s all with special interest like steamboat, civil war, illustrated, patriotic, fancy or better postmarks and more. Unfortunately they all appear to be faked in some way (or these would probably be worth over $10,000). Sold as is, inspect. A very interesting lot to say the least. (Image)

Est $ 200

Collection of First Day Covers in Five Cover Albums, 1957 to 1981 with about 250 covers, with no apparent duplication. Unchecked as for better cachets, etc. Very fine.

Est $ 100

Lot of Covers and Picture Post Cards, from all eras, with postmarks, frankings, registered, air mail, rates and much more. With over 3,000 covers, all small #8 size except for about 1,300 which are #10. Also includes about 600 picture post cards. Overall fine with some faults, as expected.

Est $ 150

1872 #147. 149 3c Washington and 7c Stanton on Folded Letter to Rouen, still with its contents, stamps are tied by cork cancels and New Orleans Sep 12 c.d.s., also has an A. Einer Bader & Co / New Orleans company rubber handstamp in blue, New York Sep 18, London PAID Sep 30 and French "Angl" receiver. This is illustrated (p. 175) in George Hargest "History of Letter Post Communications Between the United States and Europe, 1845-1875", fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1872 #150 10c Jefferson on Cover to Nice, stamp shows a cutting guideline on right and part of a stamp from an adjoining pane at top right. The stamp is tied by both the Cleveland Dec 6 duplex (in blue), and there is a Calais Dec 26 transit. Also on front are New York Dec 11, London PAID Dec 25 and PD mark, all three in red. On back are Paris Dec 26 transit and Nice Dec 27 receiver. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100