1912 2c vermilion & black, center inverted, straight edge at left, well centered, dried gum, fine, cat. $600 (Cat No. 39e) (Image)

Cat. $600, Est.$150

1862 "Jeff Davis our First President" Patriotic cover, with Rodney, Miss. Jan 20 "Paid" and "5" handstamps, addressed to Natchez, overall toning, still fine (Image)

Est.$150

1862 10c blue, frame-line at top and bottom, also partial at left, cut in at right, tied by partial cds on defective cover used in Georgia, fine appearance, cat. $3250 (Cat No. 10) (Image)

Cat. $3250, Est.$250

1847-1960 collection in Scott's album, with used 1847 5c red brown, 1851 Issues to 12c, 1857 to 90c (including 12c and 24c), 1861 to 90c, Grills, 1869 to 90c (90c defective corner), Banknotes to 90c (90c purple unused), 1890 to 90c, Columbians to $5 (unused), Bureau Issues to $2, 1898 Trans-Mississippi to $2 (with two $1 examples), Pan-Americans, 1901 to $5, Washington-Franklins to $5, 5c rose in se-tenant strip of three and blocks of six (3), Coils, Liberty to $5 (with both $5 shades), White Plains souvenir sheets (2), Kansas-Nebraska, etc., Air Post with C1-6, Special Delivery, Postage Dues, Parcel Post complete, postage dues, Newspaper Stamps, Duck Hunting and some additional back of the book, etc., mixed condition, used and unused, usual faults to be expected, inspection highly recommended (Image)

Est.$15,000

1923-25 imperforate issues, 1c-2c Washington and Franklin, also Harding, various quantities, occasional faults noted, mostly fine-v.f., cat. $2700 (Cat No. 575/631)

Cat. $2700, Est.$250

1895-1950 stock of hundreds of mostly unused singles, blocks of four and larger, some sheets, etc., with Postage Dues, Parcel Post, Special Delivery and Officials, Offices in China surcharges, quantities from 2-250 (some larger), many n.h., some faults noted, good variety of issues, mixed condition, owner's cat. $59,900+

Est.$5,000

1890-1962 stock of hundreds, 13 different, 16-300 of each, I.R. overprints, Documentary and Proprietary issues, mostly in folders from old auction purchases, mixed condition, some faulty, generally fine-v.f., cat. $3300 (Cat No. R153/RD119,S1)

Cat. $3300, Est.$250

1930 Zeppelin, $2.60 blue, top sheet margin single with Plate Number, n.h., v.f., cat. $925 (Cat No. C15) (Image)

Cat. $925, Est.$500

2006 $15 Ross's Goose, uncut press sheet of 80, n.h., v.f. and suitable for framing, cat. $2000 (Cat No. RW73) (Image)

Cat. $2000, Est.$500

2006 $15 Ross's Goose souvenir sheets, three uncut sheets of 18 each, n.h., v.f., cat. $6480 (Cat No. RW73b) (Image)

Cat. $6480, Est.$500

1918 cover endorsed "Soldiers Mail" (War Department Headquarters American Expeditionary Forces Siberia pre-printed envelope) and signed O.P. Robinson, Lt.Col., G.S. and addressed to his wife in Washington, large boxed "A. E. F. SIBERIA Censored" and apparently signed by the sender himself, fine example of the officer's free-frank used prior to the application of postmark (Image)

Est.$500

1918 cover endorsed "Soldiers Mail" (Siberia address) addressed to San Francisco, with "U.S.Postal Agency Siberia Nov. 29, 1918" departure pmk (four bars applied alongside), also large boxed "A. E. F. SIBERIA Censored" cachet (Image)

Est.$250

1918 cover endorsed "Soldiers Mail" (Headquarters A.E.F. Siberia address) addressed to San Francisco, with "U.S.Postal Agency Shanghai China Oct 2, 1918" departure pmk ("1" duplex applied alongside), also boxed "A. E. F. SIBERIA Censored Lieut Lester K. Ade" in violet (this was the first base censor assigned by the A.E.F. in Siberia), filing folds, fine. The Shanghai Postal Agency datestamp was applied at Vladivostok as a temporary postmark until the definitive datestamp arrived on 18th October, 1918 (Image)

Est.$500

1919 American picture postcard ("Siberia, a harvest scene"), endorsed in pencil "Solder's mail", with three-line handstamp "on active service with A.E.F. in Siberia No Stamps Available", addressed to Winterset, Iowa, bearing an excellent strike of "Intelligence G.H.Q. Northern Russia Exp. Force Passed by Censor" hs, card torn and taped in places, very rare (Image)

Est.$500

1919 (7 July) American picture postcard ("Swiss Embroidery"), with Russian 20k franking, tied by Murmansk cds and sent to Chicago, handstamped "North Russian Expeditionary Forces" at top, with "Intelligence G.H.Q. Northern Russia Exp. Force Passed by Censor" hs, card torn in places, scarce usage from North Russia (Image)

Est.$500

1919 (5 Apr) picture postcard (American Army Landing at Vladivostok), endorsed "Soldiers Mail" and addressed to Iowa, with "U.S.Postal Agency Siberia" departure pmk,, also boxed "A. E. F. SIBERIA Censored" handstamp and signature, fine (Image)

Est.$250

1919 (13 June) Canadian illustrated cover headed "Canadian Siberian Expedition", also C.A.H., both crossed out and addressed to Kingston, Pa (The Canadian contingent was evacuated on 3rd of June), endorsed "Nurses Mail", with "U.S.Postal Agency Siberia" departure pmk, also boxed "A. E. F. SIBERIA Censored" handstamp and signature, some cover tears, otherwise fine and colorful (Image)

Est.$500

1919 (1 May) cover endorsed "USS Brooklyn", franked with 3x1c green, tied by "U.S. Postal Agency Shanghai" departure pmk and addressed to the Headquarters of American Expeditionary Forces in Vladivostok, Siberia, minor cover tears at top, fine and unusual dispatch from USS Brooklyn to Siberia (Image)

Est.$750

1919 (2 July) Birchwood veneer envelope franked with 2c red, tied by "U.S.Postal Agency Siberia" duplex, with departure pmk alongside, addressed to USA, with oval "Am. E.F. Siberia Passed and Censored Base Censor", with H.R.B. initials, also a "censor" seal, fine (Image)

Est.$500

1857 24c gray lilac, part original gum, small scuffs and thins at top, otherwise fine, with 2018 PFC, cat. $1450 (Cat No. 37) (Image)

Cat. $1450, Est.$200

1857 90c blue, unused (regummed), nice color, short perfs at upper right, otherwise fine, with 2018 PFC, cat. $1200 (Cat No. 39) (Image)

Cat. $1200, Est.$300

1857 90c large die trial color proof in black, showing full die sinkage, v.f. and scarce, cat. $6000 (Cat No. 39TC) (Image)

Cat. $6000, Est.$3,000

1869 30c ultramarine and carmine, unused without gum, nicely centered, small thin and tiny corner perf. crease, otherwise v.f., with 2018 PFC, cat. $1450 (Cat No. 121) (Image)

Cat. $1450, Est.$200

1880 30c greenish black, unused without gum as issued, exceptionally well centered with wide margins, fully intact perforations on all sides, deep rich color, fresh and v.f. example of this rare special printing, seldom seen in such condition, certainly among the finest in existence, with 1992 PSE and 2004 Philatelic Foundation certificates (a recent Siegel census identifies "44 examples certified as genuine,16 of which have faults (usually a thin spot). Only ten are confirmed as sound, and only seven of these have decent centering. Another 18 need to be re-examined for condition, but only a handful of these have nice centering") cat. $20000 (Cat No. 201) (Image)

Cat. $20000, Est.$15,000

1893 1c-$5 complete, used on 16 individual covers "Hermann Boker & Co. New York" registered covers, used locally in New York City, Nov. 3, 1893 datestamps, mostly well centered, filing folds at bottom of the covers, well away from the stamps, signed Diena and Bolaffi, rare group of covers, cat. $16303 (Cat No. 230-245) (Image)

Cat. $16303, Est.$10,000