1958/74, a big box with a lot of unused AIR POST ENVELOPES and POSTAL CARDS, certainly several hundred items.

1862/1864, group of three covers, comprising 5 C light blue (Sc.#6) horizontal pair, full margins on all sides, tied by mute bar cancel, on cover from Clarkeville to Macon; 10 C in better shade greyish blue (Sc.#11 var), full margins, slight vertical crease, on cover from Atlanta to Macon and 10 C greenish blue (Sc.#11c), full margins, on reduced cover from Charlotte with fainted address. (Image)

Hawaii, Kalakaua 1874-1891: Dollar 1883, KM# 7, Akahi Dala, sehr schön. (Image)

1864-1865, 1c. black on white, "I" in INTER higher, plate position 6-A-VII, unused without gum, Michel No. 9 b I, listed as plate error, without price. ÷ 1864-1865, 1 C. schwarz/weiß, "T" von INTER höherstehend, ungebraucht ohne Gummi. (Image)

1864, 2c. black on white laid paper, plate position 7-A-X, unused without gum, superb with four wide margins, examination mark Dr. P.H.Pirl on back, SCV $325 ÷ 1864, 2 C. schwarz auf weißem, gestreiftem Papier, ungebraucht ohne Gummi, Luxus mit allseits extrem breiten Rändern, rs. Prüfstempel Dr. P.H.Pirl, M€ 250 (Image)

1886, Wells Fargo & Express: printed frank (volcano and sail ship) in brown on unused white envelope with blue inside, Meyer-Harris No. 381, extremely fine and choice (Image)

Kurume, 1915, uprated wrapper from "HONOLULU, HAWAII" (double-oval) to 1st paymaster Rawengel with boxed vermiliton "censorship passed". Wrapper slight bend. Very unusual country of origin.
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1882/97 Collection of 12 postal stationery cards (6, incl. double cards) and envelopes (6), with one card and four envelopes used, one envelope to Germany, domestic use else, obviously all with adhesion on back otherwise good/fine.. (Image)

1846, PROVIDENCE R.I., 5 C gray black, full margins, mint ungummed in VF & fresh condition. (Image)

1856, unpaid cover marked 10c. double = "20" from "SAN FRANCISCO CAL 1 MAR" to New York and fwd. to Mexico city via "VERACRUZ 19 MAY 1856" w. "9" reales postage due in Mexico City. Detailed analysis of routing and involved mail ships included.
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1852,United States, Scott No. 9 (Michel Nr. 3 IV), 1 Cent Franklin blue, horizontal stripe of three, Pos. 52-53-54 RL1, APS certificate No. 202095, Scott $300 (Image)

1851, 3 Cents orange red, F-VF, fresh color, three full margins including left sheet margin on very fine cover, cancelled by gorgeous strike of double frame oval date stamp "WOODVILLE /APRIL 9/ P.A" with manuscript date (Simpson-Alexander Rarity 7 of 10), alongside manuscript arrival annotation "April 16 - 57" sent to Saundersville, Tennessee.

PROBABLY THE FINEST RECORDED STRIKE OF THIS RARE PENNSYLVANIA POSTMARK ON THE 1851 ISSUE, OF WHICH NONE ARE RECORDED THROUGH A SIEGEL POWERSEARCH (Image)

1861. George Washington, 10 Cents, green and 12 Cents, black on cover from Rockland MAR 11 1864 to CHINCHAS, Peru. Cancelled with fancy corc canel and ROCKLAND ME cds alongside. Originally rated "22" in manuscript (crossed out), hand stamped "12" in red (crossed out in blue crayon) and rated "24" in the same blue crayon. Panama (British P.O.) transit on front and back stamped LIMA M APR 2 1864. Very rare exhibition item. Photo certificate BPA. (Image)

1861, Franklin 30c. orange, single franking on cover from "SPRINGFIELD AUG 22 65" to Meschenbach/Germany, red N.Y. transit 26.6. and blue Aachen receiver 8.9. alongside, envelope some postal wear/slight imperfections. (Image)

1869, 15 C brown & blue 'Columbus Landing', type II, tied by cork cancel in black, besides transit cds New York Paid All/Br.Transit, NOV.24 (1869), in red, single franking on cover addressed to Chambery in Switzerland and redirected to Berlin in Germany, transit and arrival marks on reverse. V/VF condition. (Image)

1895 Special Delivery stamp 10c. blue, variety "Dots in curved frame above messenger (Pl. 882), mint never hinged with a few little fibres of white paper adhered on complete orig. gum, with lightly shortened perfs at left but still fresh and fine. (Sc. $650)
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1894 'James Madison' $2 blue, used and lightly cancelled by New York d/s, decentered otherwise fine. (Mi. €1,100) (Image)

1902, Harrison 13c. purple black, single franking on registered cover from "NEW YORK 26.3.1906" to Naumburg/Germany with arrival mark 3.4.06 on reverse. (Image)

1904, Scott No. 323-327 (Michel 154-158) Louisiana Exhibitiion, complete set on registered cover to Germany, postmarked the very early date of May 7, 1904 at Utica, New York. The day of issue was April 30, 1904, a week only before. The Scott US Specialized catalogue first day cover section mentions a first day cover with a complete set, which is unique and valued at $ 65.000. (Image)

1917-1919, United States, No. 517(5), 515, 503, Mi. 239(5), 237, 226, Washington-Franklin 50 Cent red violet five copies on registered parcel tag from Hartford - Connecticut to Berlin, Germany, customs declaration form on back, July 14. 1923, rough overall and stamps with faults, still rare and interesting! (Image)

1993, Pferdesport 29 C. 4 Marken aus Zusammendrucke selt. Fehldrucke "OHNE WERTANGABE" 2 Paare postfrisch (Image)

U.S. Postal Agency Shanghai1906/21, three covers (two registered) used foreign: 15 C. single triple weight via Vancouver to Berlin/Germany 1906; 15 C. single registered to New York per "S.S. Mongolia"; 2 C. + 5 C. pilgrims 8 C. 1921 registered to Germany. (Image)

1906, United States, local stamps. The elusive Johnston-Dienstag special service label (Mosner No. JSDD-1), issued in the wake of the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco, extra fine used with 19. October 1906 CDS and quite possibly the finest copy extant. The Johnston-Dienstag Company delivered letters to city addresses after the April 1906 earthquake, using this stamp, of which very few copies have survived. All cancellations known are from October 1906. On 27 December 1906 the US Post Office and Secret Service confiscated and destroyed the stamps printing plates. (Image)

1894, two envelopes 1 C. and 2 C. Columbus each with additional franking, one 8 C. Columbus stamp and the other 6 C. Columbus plus 3 C. definitive, both from Chicago to the same address in Baden-Baden (arrival postmark on the back). A bit wrinkled on the edges, ink a little bit washed-out, otherwise two very decorative pieces. (Image)

1868, 10c Green Pumpkin (Scott U40), used entire with Wells Fargo printed frank at top, indicia cancelled by large blue "Wells, Fargo & Co. Victoria Aug 30 or 31" oval datestamp, 1868 manuscript note by recipient on back, vertical pair with wing margin at right of British Columbia & Vancouver Island 3p Blue 1865 issue (Scott 7) at bottom left with light cancel, US 5c Brown 1863 issue (Scott 76) with target cancel affixed above onto inside of back of cover replaces the original that was cut out, otherwise Fine (Image)