"Not in Cuba, Military Sta. No.1 Cuba", unusual auxiliary marking on cover originating with Boston, Mass. 8/4/98 flag cancel on cover to Fort Robinson, Neb. where it was forwarded - magenta straightline "Forwarded", arriving in Cuba with Military Station No 1, Santiago 8/31/98 backstamp, additional "Returned to Sender Military Sta. No.1 Cuba" purple straightline with Military Sta. Santiago 10/5 cds, arriving in Boston 10/19 (backstamp), small stamp faults, otherwise extremely interesting and Very Fine, a rare use (Image)

CV. 200

220a, 1898 5c on 8m Blue green, Inverted surcharge, tied on piece by indistinct cds, Fine and scarce; 2013 PF certificate (Scott $2,500) (Image)

CV. 500

E1S, 1899 10c on 10c Blue, "Specimen" overprint, o.g., heavy h.r., reperfed and with thins, Fine appearing, extremely scarce. (Scott $1,500). (Image)

CV. 150

E1, 1899 10c on 10c Blue, extremely well centered, Extremely Fine, should grade exceptionally well. (Scott $100). (Image)

CV. 75

E2S, 1899 10c Orange, "Specimen" overprint, o.g., small h.r., short perf, otherwise Fine and scarce. (Scott $2,100). (Image)

CV. 250

U13, 1899 2c Carmine, two scarce used stationery envelopes, one uprated and used from Cardenas to New York, with scarce LARRAURI & GONZALES corner card; the 1905 envelope (tear at the bottom, without a watermark) and with EDUARDO RODRIGUEZ corner card of Matanzas, used to Havana, VG-VF (Image)

CV. 60

U.S. Post Offices in Cuba Postal History 29 covers or cards, many with US Naval postmarks or different ships at different ports, also 1909 Bagley, 1907 Columbia Barracks, 7th Reg Marines, a few cut out postmarks with a couple from the Spanish American War period, F-VF

CV. 75

458/E27, 1951/60 Assortment, eight mint sets and a single, most NH, includes 463-65+C44-46, 648-62 NH, C77 NH, C185-92 (2 incl one NH), F-VF (Scott $485)

CV. 60