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LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description Estimate or Cat Value
581 569 image1923, 30¢ American Buffalo (569), tied on Special Delivery First Day Cover by "Washington, D.C. Mar 20 1923" duplex, Chicago 3/21 duplex backstamp, F-VF cover.
Scott $800 (Image)

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Scott $800

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582 583a image1924, 2¢ Washington, rotary press printing, booklet pane of 6 (583a), complete and unexploded. Very Fine, complete (including tab) booklet pane of six, tied on First Day Cover to Washington, D.C. by multiple Washington, D.C. 8/27/26 duplex cancels, backstamps Washington, D.C. Special Delivery 8/27/26 duplex, cover, Very Fine.
Scott $1,500

Provenance: Fisher (Image)

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Scott $1,500

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583 585, 587, 617 image1925, 4¢ and 6¢ perf 10., 1¢ Lexington-Concord (585, 587, 617), singles, all tied on 1¢ entire (U352) by first day Washington, DC duplex and machine cancels, manuscript "Special Delivery" above handwritten address, additional purple "Returned, Baltimore Post Off."; straight line handstamps additionally tying adhesives, minor backflap tear, Very Fine.
Estimate 75 - 100

Provenance: "Pioneer" (Image)

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584 614-616 image1924, Huguenot-Walloon complete (614-616), complete set tied on Unofficial First Day Cover to Mount Rainier, Md. by Mount Rainier, Md. 5/1/24 duplex cancels, Very Fine cover.
Scott $400 (Image)

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Scott $400

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585 617-619 image1925, Lexington-Concord complete, First Day Cover (617-619), additionally franked with ½¢ (551) horizontal pair (natural straight edge at left), all tied by various first day d.c.s.s including Washington, DC 4/4/25 machine cancel, additional duplex at lower left, cover with light soiling, still Very Fine cover. Unlisted combination in Scott.
Estimate 75 - 100 (Image)

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586 622 image1926, 13¢ green (622), on Worden FDC, North Bend Ohio Jan 11, 1926 hand-stamped cancel, Very Fine.
Scott $200 (Image)

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Scott $200

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587 622 image1926, 13¢ green, First Day Cover (622), block of four tied on First Day Cover to Milburn, NJ by North Bend, Ohio 1/11/26 duplex, serviced by "Worden", cover with purple registered handstamp (not sent registered), green "First Day Cover" handstamp, Very Fine cover.
Scott $300 (Image)

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Scott $300

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588 630 image1926, White Plains souvenir sheet (630), tied by multiple strikes vertical boxed "Model Post Office Sesquicentennial International Exposition Philadelphia" to Worder First Day registered cover with "Registered Oct 18" and arrival backstamps, pre-usage creases, tiny cover corner fault upper right, still Very Fine and a scarce city.
Scott $1,800 (Image)

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Scott $1,800

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589 657 image1929, 2¢ Sullivan Expedition, First Day Cover (657), tied on First Day Cover to Cincinnati, O., Geneseo, NY 6/17/29 machine cancel, 1st Beazell cachet "Battle of Geneseo NY June 1779", Very Fine First Day Cover.
Estimate 40 - 60 (Image)

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590 704-715 image1932, Washington Bicentennial complete (704-715), cacheted First Day Covers, three sets on individual covers: Roessler, Meisel (11 covers), and Gorham; two sets on one cover each: Petworth and Stoutzenberg (last used as the reverse of a cacheted First Day Cover on a later G. Washington stamp), few minor condition issues, but mostly Very Fine.
Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)

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591 704-715 image1932, ½¢-10¢ Washington Bicentennial complete (704-715), set on one FDC, Washington D.C. Jan 1, 1932, first Rice cachet, minor cover wrinkling, F-VF.
Estimate 40 - 60 (Image)

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592 720b image1932, 3¢ Washington, rotary press printing, booklet pane of 6 (720b), complete and unexploded. Booklet pane on FDC Washington D.C. July 25, 1932 Gorham cachet with thermographed silver logo, F-VF.
Estimate 50 - 75 (Image)

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593 752-765, 771 imageFarley Issues First Day Covers (752-765, 771), on Ioor cacheted First Day Covers, 752 gutter pairs, the others in blocks of four, F-VF.
Estimate 40 - 50 (Image)

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594 833 image1938, $2 Presidential (833), on FDC Washington D.C. Sep 29, 1938, Pilgrim cachet, F-VF, scarce.
Estimate 40 - 60 (Image)

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595 834 image1938, $5 Coolidge (834), top plate no. block tied on FDC, House of Farnam cachet, selvage folded over as often, fresh and choice, Very Fine.
Scott $600 (Image)

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Scott $600

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596 855 image1939, 3¢ Baseball Centennial (855), two First Day Covers, Cooperstown NY June 12, 1939, both with Crosby thermographed cachets in Gold, one with Christy Matthewson and the other with Walter Perry Johnson, F-VF, quite rare in gold.
Estimate 50 - 75 (Image)

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597 2046 image1983, 20¢ Babe Ruth (2046), about 100 cacheted First Day Covers, appears to be mostly or all different, including several hand painted, medals, including one with one ounce pure silver medal, etc.
Estimate 200 - 300 (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Airmail First Day Covers
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description Estimate or Cat Value
598 C4-C6 imageAirmail, 1923, Second Issue, 8¢ to 24¢ complete (C4-C6), complete set on matching Worden First Day Covers, especially fresh and choice, Very Fine, outstanding set.
Scott $1,750 (Image)

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Scott $1,750

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599 C10 imageAirmail, 1927, 10¢ Lindbergh (C10), single tied on First Day Cover to Fairfield, Conn. by Detroit, Mich. 6/18/27 duplexes, blue 1st University Press cachet, Very Fine.
Estimate 30 - 40 (Image)

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600 C10a imageAirmail, 1928, 10¢ Lindbergh, booklet pane of 3 (C10a), complete and unexploded. Two panes of three, each position 6C and 645 pair, tied by "Washington D.C. May 26 1928" duplex handstamps on a flown First Day Cover to St. Paul Min, Chicago Air Mail and St. Paul backstamps, the sender added a strip at top and a picture of a lion; small cover tear at right, separate perfs in the right pane, still F-VF, a most unusual and unique example of the scarce First Day Cover.
Scott $1,000+ (Image)

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Scott $1,000+

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