1899-1903 Puerto Rico Military Station Receiving Postmark Collection, consisting of ten covers, frankings include both overprinted and unoverprinted U.S. stamps, origination strikes include Vicques Sta, Anasco to Italy, San Juan Mil Sta #4, Sabana Del Palmar, Barros, Arecibo Sta, Yabuco, it is the receiving strikes that are the real value used as both receiving and transit including Mil Sta #2 Guayama, Bayamo Sta, Humacao Sta, Arecibo Sta, Aibonito Sta, Aquadilla Sta, Mil Sta #6 Utado with all but a couple being extremely scarce, some faults, most are Fine or better, a rare and difficult group to assemble

CV. 600-900

1898-1903 Puerto Rico Postal History Group, eleven covers and a few fronts, plus 1921 Central Aguirre use, postmarks include Utado, Blue Las Marias, Naguabo, Guayamas, Carolina (two types), San Juan, Arecibo Sta, Mayaguez Hampden machine to Arizona Territory, mixed condition especially the fronts but most are Fine or better, a very unusual group with some scarce villages

CV. 300-400

1899-1901 Puerto Rico Postal Stationery Group, five overprinted entires, one US entire with overprinted stamps and one wrapper, varied postmarks include Manti, Abonito Sta, Playa Ponce, Mayaguez, San Juan and Ponce and Mayaguez Hampden machine cancels, very fresh and clean, all are Very Fine.

CV. 200-300

1899-1900 Trans-Mississippi Stamps Used in Puerto Rico, five covers and one front, early usages with 1c, 2c or 5c Trans-Mississippi stamps on each, postmarks include Juncos, Barcelonata, Ciales, Isabela and San Sebastian on front, all with Spanish type strikes, some with faults but most are F-VF

CV. 200-300

U3, 2c Red, Arecibo Sta Porto Rico, Apr 21 1900 duplex postmark on overprinted entire, addressed San Juan, Purple handstamped return at top, Very Fine.

CV. 150-200

210-16, J1-3, 1899/1900 Overprints, fresh colors, most h.r., 210 couple small spots of gum toning, usual VG-VF (Scott $323)

CV. 60-90