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18008

Vermont & Boston Telegraph Company, Embossed Corner Card Envelope Delivered in St. Albans, Vermont

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Estimate Range:250 to 300US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18009

United States Military Telegraph, with #65 3c Rose Tied by Killer Cancel on Cover to Ohio, "FORWARDED" and "DUE 3" Straightline
Washington D.C. 1864 double circle datestamp, with Bellvue, Ohio Double circle datestamp. Forwarded and readdressed to Medina, Ohio.

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Estimate Range:100 to 150US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

Railroad

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18010

North Missouri Railroad Company, Embossed Illustrated Corner Card in Gold Ink, with #11 3c Dull Red, Tied on Cover
Rare Metallic Ink Corner Card

Stamp tied by "FEB 6" St. Louis datestamp, addressed to Jefferson City, MO. Docketing extends to stamp and cover with small flaws.

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Estimate Range:200 to 300US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18011

210

Travelers Information Bureau, Illustrated Railroad and Ship Advertising Cover, with #210 2c Red Brown, Cleveland to Mt. Pleasant, Ohio
Cover with some wear and toning.

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Estimate Range:300 to 500US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18012

Texas and New Orleans Railroad Co., Illustrated Corner Card with #26 3c Dull Red Tied
"BEAUMONT, TEX MAR. 1." datestamp, addressed to Nashua, NH. The bottom left corner of the cover repaired.

Certificates: PF 610120
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18013

11A

Northern Cross Rail Road, Illustrated Corner Card with #11A 3c Dull Red Tied
"QUINCY, ILL. NOV 13" datestamp, addressed to Canton, Ill.

Provenance: Ex Foote
Certificates: PF 610119
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18014

#26 3c Red Tied on Illustrated Railroad Cover to Bristol, CT
"LISBON, CT. JAN 15" postmark with manuscript "Will the PM please forward." The cover reduced at right.

Certificates: PF 610118
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18015

219

Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company 1912 Postcard, to New South Wales, Australia

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Estimate Range:150 to 200US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18016

300

#300 1c Green on Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company Postcard to Ontario, Canada
"PHILA. & READING RY CO, JUN 20 1907" blue company datestamp.

Provenance: Ex Towle Railway Marking Reference Collection
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Estimate Range:50 to 100US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

10c Jefferson Bank Note Covers

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18017

145, 150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Two Singles, and #145 1870-71 1c Ultramarine on Registered Cover
Jan 31, 1873 registered cover from Bellows Falls, VT. to Chesterfield, N.H. Double 3 cents per half oz, domestic mail rate, plus 15 cents registry fee. Note the absence of any other registered mail postal markings except for the manuscript "Reg. No. 14" accountability notation. The 1c stamp and cover with stains.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:150 to 200US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18018

146, 150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Horizontal Pair, Used with #146 1870 2c Red Brown on Cover to Lima, Peru
The pair tied by "PORTCHESTER, N.Y. MAY 14" grid duplex cancel, with red "NEW YORK MAY 16 12" integral transit mark, and "JUNE 7, 1872" docketing. The cover with sealed tears at top and pieces of the back missing.

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Estimate Range:200 to 250US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18019

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Tied on Inbound Letter from St. Thomas
Lanman & Kemp Company Commercial Correspondence

Stamp tied by "NEW YORK NOV. 22 (1870)" postmark on inbound folded letter from St. Thomas, Danish West Indies, to New York, aboard the U.S. and Brazil Mail Steamship Company packet North America, The stamp with a vertical crease ending in a piece missing at top.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18020

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Tied by Segmented Duplex Cancel on Cover to Aspinwall, Panama (United States of Colombia) via Packet Steamship
"West Meriden, DE. Mar. 21 1873" " segmented duplex cancel, via packet "Henry Chauncey", and black "N. YORK STEAMSHIP MAR. 22" handstamp. The letter is part of an extensive correspondence addressed to Lieutenant Frederick G. Hyde, then assigned aboard the U.S.S. Kansas, a steam and sail gunboat cruiser then on a survey expedition of the eastern Central American coast.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:250 to 300US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18021

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Tied by Fancy "Leaf" Cancel on Cover to Switzerland
Matching "SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. APR. 28 (1871)" postmark on cover to Veray, Switzerland, with red "NEW YORK PAID ALL" transit mark. Single rate 10 cents per half oz, Swiss closed mail via England. The stamp with a diagonal crease at bottom right.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:200 to 250US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18022

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Two Singles Tied by Segmented Cork Cancels on Double-Rate Cover to Switzerland
One of Only Two Recorded Example of the Weiss Type TR-G28 Handstamp

July 13, 1872 double rate cover from New York to Zurich, Switzerland, via England and Belgium. This 10-segment circular grid cancel is one of only two recorded examples of Weiss type TR-G28 and is illustrated in his book on page 342. About 25mm in diameter, it may have begun as a 12-segment circular grid cancel and deteriorated through use to this state.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18023

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Tied by Cork Crossroads Cancel on Cover to Austria via Bremen on North German Llyod Steamer "Donau"
"CHICAGO, ILL. MAR. 20, 1871" circular datestamp with red Bremen transit mark. The stamp with soiling.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:400 to 450US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18024

150

#150 1870 10c Brown, Tied by Cork Cancel on Cover to France
Black cork cancel and red "PHILAD. PAID ALL JUN 24 (1873)" on cover to Paris, France, with red London and black French transit marks, and red "PD" in oval. The stamp with small perf faults at right. The printed address and blue double oval handstamp of Drexel, Harjes & Co. is that of a well-known forwarding agent that travelers and businessmen used for recipient services for letters from the U.S.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:200 to 250US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18025

156, 161

#161 1873 10c Brown and #156 1873 1c Franklin, Both Tied on Cover to Turkey via England
Rev. George Washburn Correspondence

Stamps tied by quartered cork cancels with matching "RUTLAND, VT. OCT. 9" postmark, via steamer "Silesia". The 10c stamp with perf erosion due to placement over the cover edge. The cover is part of the well-known correspondence to Rev. George Washburn.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:750 to 1,000US$

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18026

161

#161 1873 10c Brown, Tied on Cover to Naval Lieutenant on U.S.S. Gettysburg, London
Single tied by "NEW YORK MAR. 12, (1878)" duplex cancel, forwarded by U.S. Despatch Agent B.F. Stevens. The stamp with a corner crease at top left.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:150 to 200US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM

18027

161

#161 1873 10c Brown, Tied on 1875 Folded Letter to Italy via England
NYFM cancel on May 29, 1875 folded letter to Italy via England, red New York paid all transit mark. The stamp with gum stained perfs at right. This letter was addressed to a naval lieutenant aboard the USS Gettysburg, a survey steamer operating in the Mediterranean Sea from 1877 through 1879.

Provenance: Ex Michael J. Brown
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Estimate Range:300 to 400US$

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Closing..Jul-20, 11:00 AM