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1861/62: 10 c. dark green, three examples used on 1862 cover to Paris, France all cancelled by circular grid handstamps in blue with corresponding "PEORIA / ILLS." cds (Aug 8) at left. Circular "NEW YORK / PAID
/ 24" datestamp in red at right (Aug 13) and carried on Cunard steamer "Australasian" which arrived at Queenstown (Aug 22). Thence via Liverpool and Calais with entry marking in red (Aug 24) and readdressed from Paris (Aug 24) to Auteil (Aug 25). A fine and scarce franking. Signed Calves (Image 1)
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1861/62: 24 c. brown-lilac, a single example in combination with two 1861 Black Jack 2 c. used on small envelope to Vienna, Austria endorsed "via England", tied by concentric circle handstamps in black with "N.
YORK BR. PKT / 7 PAID" datestamp at right (Nov 30) in red. Probably carried on the Cunard steamer "Persia" which arrived in Queenstown on December 11, 1863; with framed "AACHEN 13 12 / FRANCO" in blue above and reverse with two Vienna
arrival datestamps (Dec 14) in black. Opening flap sealed tear on reverse of a charming and extremely rare cover. Signed Brettl (Image
1)
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1861: 5 c. brown and 10 c. green, tied by blue "CINCINNATI O. / DEC 11" duplex cancel on envelope to Coburg, Bavaria, erroneously placed in Saxony, endorsed "Via Bremen" with the North German Lloyd, indistinct
"NEW YORK PAID / 12" debit datestamp of the exchange office, blue "AMERICA ÜBER BREMEN FRANCO" entry handstamp, "BAHNHOF COBURG 31 13" arrival backstamp. Cert. Sorani (1987) (Image 1)
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1866: Lincoln 15 c. black, without grill, a well centred unused example of fine centering and colour, unused without gum. Superb Scott 77 = $ 3'000 (Image 1)
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1861/66: Washington 24 c. greyish-lilac, a single example used on 1865 cover to Baring Brothers in London, with fine despatch cds of "St. JOHNSBURY / Vt." at left (Nov 9) and the adhesive tied in transit in New
York in red (Nov 11). "London / Paid" arrival cds in red (Nov 23) and thence readdressed with Great Britain 1858 1 d. red pl. 91 (Gi 43) tied by London duplex of the following day with Leamington arrival cds on reverse. A charming
usage. Signed Jakubek (Image 1)
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United States 1867 Grill Issue
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Direct routing, 1 January 1870 - 30 June 1871; 1870 (Jan 29): Envelope from the Shepard correspondence, sent from Buffalo to Paris, bearing 1867/68 10 c. yellow-green with F. grill (Scott 96), cancelled by
segmented cork obliterator, BUFFALO despatch cds in black, "NEW YORK" transit cds (Feb 1) in red, and CHERBOURG entry cds in blue (Feb 18), charged with handstruck '8' décimes due. Non-contract steamship mail had to be paid with 10
cents per 1/2 oz. in the July 1864 rate while the corresponding French rate of January 1870 was 80 centimes per 10 grams. Sent with the 'Allemania' of the HAPAG Line, leaving New York on 1 February, arriving in Plymouth on 15
February 1870. Provenance: Schuyler Rumsey sale 55 (March 2014), lot 1012 (Image 1)
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1867/68: Lincoln 15 c. black, grill 11 x 13, a fine well centred used exampole cancelled in black. A very scarce stamp Scott = $ 575 (Image 1)
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1867/68: 5 c. brown F Grill and 10 c. green E Grill, tied by PAID in circle, indistinct despatch cds (Aug 5) alongside, on envelope to St. Saturnin, France, red transit cds of the NEW YORK exchange office (Aug
12), blue French CALAIS entry cds for an Americam packet, framed PD in red, the freverse with a plethora of different ambulant, transit and arrival cds's when searching for the correct 'St. Saturnin' in France. Signed Sorani (Image 1)
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United States 1869 Pictoral Issue
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The 1857 Postal Convention, French line Compagnie Générale Transatlantique; 1869 (Aug 21): Envelope from New York to Paris, sent with the 'Lafayette' of the French C.G.T. line, bearing 1869 Pictorial Issue 15 c.
brown & blue, Type II (Scott 119) with vignette dramatically shifted to the right, affixed upside down and cancelled by cork obliterator with "NEW YORK PAID / 12" credit cancel of the exchange office below, octagonal "ÉTATS UNIS /
PAQ. FR.H No. 2" shipmail datestamp of the same day and framed PD, all in red alongside, reverse with PARIS arrival cds. Sent with the 'Lafayette' from New York to Le Havre (Aug 21 - Sept 3, 1869) (Image 1)
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The 1857 Postal Convention, North German Lloyd; 1869 (Dec 15): Envelope with full content from Buffalo to Paris, sent with the 'Hansa' of the North German Lloyd, bearing 1869 15 c. brown & blue in type I
(Scott 118), tied by segmented cork cancel, "BUFFALO N.Y." despatch cds in the same black ink, "NEW YORK PAID / DEC 16 / 6" cds of the exchange office (month slug inverted) and framed PD handstamp, both in red as well as fair French
entry cds (Dec 28) in black alongside. Sent with 'Hansa' of the N.G.L., leaving New York on 16 December, arriving in Southampton on 30 December 1869 (Image 1)
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Via Great Britain, 1 January 1870 - 30 June 1871; 1870 (Jan 16): Cover from New York to Paris, bearing pair 1869 Pictorial Issue Eagle & Shield 10 c. orange (Scott 116), an overall fine multiple with minor
perforation irregularities, tied by segmented cork cancels, "NEW YORK" despatch cds in red, Anglo-French "GB / 40 c" accountancy handstamp, and CALAIS entry cds (Jan 27) in black, as well as '10' décimes charge. Sent with the 'Main' of
the North German Lloyd, leaving New York on 16 January, arriving in Southampton on 26 January 1870 (Image 1)
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Via Great Britain, 1 January 1870 - 30 June 1871; 1870 (April 7): Envelope from New York to Paris, bearing 1869 Pictorial Issue Postrider 2 c. brown in a horizontal pair and 3 c. Locomotive 3 c. ultramarine in a
vertical pair (Scott 113+114), two overall fine multiples with minor perforation irregularities, tied by four-ring cancels, the lower pair in addition by "NEW YORK" despatch cds in red, Anglo-French "GB / 40 c" accountancy handstamp,
and CALAIS entry cds (April 19) in black, as well as '5' décimes charge. Part of backflap missing, nevertheless an interesting franking to pay the 10 cents rate, sent with the 'Tarifa' of the Cunard line, leaving New York on 7
April, arriving in Queenstown on 18 April 1870. Provenance: Collection Steven Walske (Image 1)
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Direct routing, 1 January 1870 - 30 June 1871; 1870 (July 9): Envelope from New York to Paris, bearing 1869 Pictorial Issue 10 c. yellow in a deep oxidised shade (Scott 116), tied by French Anchor lozenge in
dots, "NEW YORK" despatch cds in red and clear octagonal Shipmail's datestamp in red of the same day alongside, charged with handstruck '8' décimes due. Non-contract steamship mail had to be paid with 10 cents per 1/2 oz. in the July
1864 rate while the corresponding French rate of January 1870 was 80 centimes per 10 grams. The adhesive not cancelled until on board the ship, a rare cancellation on the Pictorial Issue. Sent with the 'Pereire' of the French
Line, leaving New York on 9 July, arriving in Brest on 18 July 1870, three days after the Franco-Prussian War had begun. Provenance: Collection Frelinghuysen, Robert Siegel sale 1021 (March 2012), lot 309; Robert Siegel sale 1125 (May
2016), lot 771 (Image 1)
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1869: 15 c. brown & blue, Type II, a single example used on 1869 trimmed cover from New York to Louviers, France, neatly tied by serrated cork handstamp in black. "NEW YORK / PAID 6" despatch cds in red
(Sept 11) and carried on the Inman Line "City of Washington" with circular "ETATS-UNIS / SERV. AM. CALAIS" cds in blue (Sept 24) and Louviers arrival on reverse of the same day. Signed Brettl Scott = $ 800 (Image 1)
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1880/82: Re-Issue of the 1869 Issue, 1 c. buff, a vertical pair on gummed soft porous paper, used on 1884 cover from Bridgeport to Hartford, Connecticut cancelled in black with Bridgeport cds (Jan 15) adjacent
in black. Reverse with Hartford arrival of the same day. Small corner fault on upper stamp but a very rare issue on letter. Cert. Philatelic Foundation (1983) Scott = $ 1'900+ (Image 1)
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United States 1870-75 Bank Notes Issue -National-
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Via Great Britain, 1 July 1871 - 31 July 1874; 1872 (July): Envelope from or via Boston to Paris, bearing 1870/71 NBNCo 2 c. brown and pair 3 c. green without grill (Scott 146+147), fine and fresh examples
without cancellation upon despatch, no despatch cds, struck by Anglo-French "GB / 1F60c" accountancy handstamp on front, "LIVERPOOL / U.S. PACKET" backstamp (Aug 2, 1872), the leftmost stamp tied by CALAIS entry cds (Aug 4), PARIS
arrival cds of the same day. The new accountancy handstamp came into use with the new tariff of July 1871. Sent with the 'Samaria' of the Cunard line, leaving Boston on 23 July, arriving in Queenstown on 2 August 1872 (Image 1)
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Direct routing, 1 January 1870 - 30 June 1871; 1870 (Oct 19): Double port Entire letter from New York to Bordeaux, endorsed "pr. St. Laurent", bearing 1870/71 10 c. brown without grill (Scott 150), two single
examples cancelled by segmented cork obliterator, part strike of "NEW YORK" despatch cds in red and clear octagonal Shipmail's datestamp in red of the following day alongside, charged with handstruck '24' décimes due. Reverse with
BORDEAUX arrival cds (Nov 2). Non-contract steamship mail had to be paid with 10 cents per 1/2 oz. in the July 1864 rate while the corresponding French rate of January 1870 was 80 centimes per 10 grams. Thus this was a double rate
entire in the States while it was a triple port entire in France. Sent with the 'St. Laurent' of the French Line, leaving New York on 20 October, arriving in Brest on 31 October 1870 (Image 1)
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Direct routing, 1 July 1871 - 31 July 1874; 1874 (April 4): Envelope from New York to Paris, a wetted ship wreck cover sent with the 'Amérique' of the French Line, endorsed "Per Amérique", bearing 1870/71 10 c.
brown (Scott 161), tied by geometrical Star cancel, "NEW YORK" despatch cds in red and clear octagonal BREST entry cds in blue (April 27) alongside, charged with handstruck '5' décimes due. Non-contract steamship mail had to be paid
with 10 cents per 1/2 oz. in the July 1864 rate while the corresponding French rate of July 1871 was 50 centimes per 10 grams. Note: L'Amérique was an unlucky ship. She had been built in 1864 at St. Nazaire as 'Imperatrice
Eugenie'. The vessel had been employed for service to Mexico in the late 1860s. Once Emperor Nappleon III abdicated, the ship was renamed 'Atlantique' in 1870. The years later, she was reworked from a sidewheel paddle steamer to a
screw propeller. Again she was renamed as 'Amérique' and operated on the Le Havre - New York route of the French LIne. In 14 April 1874, Amerique was abandoned by crew and passengers in full storm at approximately 100 miles of
Brest. The pumps had been insufficient to evacuate the water which rushed into the ship resulting in 6 - 8 feet water in the machine room and coal bunkers. The passengers and the crew were rescued by three other ships in short time.
Finally, the vessel was located, still afloat, by the English steamers 'Spray' and 'Auburn', towed until Plymouth on 18 April, then returned after repair to Le Havre on 2 May by her own means. The contemporary journal news do not
give any information about the mail bags on the 'Amérique', however one has to assume that the mail was still on the vessel when it was towed in to Plymouth. Provenance: Collection Steven Walske, Robert Siegel sale 1119 (March
2016), lot 624 (Image 1)
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1870/71: Lincoln 6 c. red, a single example used on underpaid 1872 cover to Trimmis, Graubrunden, Switzerland tied by barred obliterator with Chicago despatch cds below (Nov 25), circular "NEW YORK / VIA ENGLAND
& OSTEND" datestamp in blue (Nov 28), straight line "VIA OSTENDE" (Van der Linden fig. 2949) and "INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID" both applied in black with Basel transit cds on reverse (Dec 11) and taxed at 40 rappen due to pay. Minor
envelope imperfections but an unusual cover (Image 1)
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1873: 1 c. ultramarine, a fine example used locally on 1880c. decorative embossed envelope neatly cancelled by target handstamp and by "KEWANEE / ILLINOIS" circulaar datestamp in blue (Feb 14). Two tape remnants
on reverse do not detract from a choice and fine Valentine's Day usage (Image 1)
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