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UNITED STATES

Lot

Symbol

Catalog No.

Descrip

Opening

42600

Description1841 Letter to Arthur Guinness in Dublin, Ireland from his nephew in New York at 1/- single, showing on face oval HARNDEN & CO’S / EXPRESS / NEW YORK in red, bs oval AMERICA / L, rare Local Express cover going abroad and to Ireland

SOLD for € 130.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42601

Description1847 5c Brown on thin bluish wove paper, good to wide margins all around with sheet margin at right, cancelled by barred circle on cover from New Orleans to Mobile, stamp lifted and replaced at left instead of right, signed Pfenninger

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SOLD for € 340.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42602

Description1847 5c black-brown with large margins, tied by red grid to cover to NY, red NEW-YORK SEP 30 cds, very fine

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CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42603

Description1851 3c Brownish Carmine, four margins, tied by AUGUSTA GEO. / 3 PAID cds (Jan. 19) to complete 1852 folded letter to Belfast, Ireland (Allen correspondence), franking paid rate to port, additional treaty rate of 1s (24 cents) due (hs), carried by British packet Cunard “Asia”, circled “5” on front, various transits and bs on reverse, very fine franking and rare usage

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SOLD for € 130.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42604

Description1859 Cover from San Francisco to Enniscorthy, Ireland at the 24 cents Treaty rate by American Packet, carried by Inman line “Kangaroo” from New York to Liverpool, franked with three 1857 10c green (type III) tied by San Francisco / Jan 20 1859 / Cal cds, overpaying the 29c West Coast Trans-Atlantic rate by 1c, red exchange office “3” (3c due British), red PAID / LIVERPOOL / U.S.PACKET, bs of Dublin and Enniscorthy Carried on the British Inman line – an anomaly of a British vessel carrying US Contract Mail which arose after the Ocean, Havre and Collins Line contracts had expired and the US Postmaster General contracted individually with shipping lines. Cover slightly truncated at right upon opening, but very rare usage and route. Probably unique

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42605

Description1859 Cover from New York to New Ross, IRELAND, franked by pair and two single 1857 12c Black (plate 1) tied by red grills, sent via Boston and the Cunard packet “America,” and showing “38 / New York Br. Pkt.” cds, arrived too late for sorting in Liverpool so bagged direct to Dublin and struck by the very elusive “AMERICA / DUBLIN / PAID” cds. Backstamped at New Ross on reverse. The double weight letter rate was comprised of 10c for the USA portion and 38c credited to the UK = 32c packet fee + 6c domestic postage. Fine cover; signed by Alberto Diena and certified by Sismondo (2004)

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SOLD for € 600.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42606

Description1860 Envelope to Milan franked 10C + 5C bearing grille cancel alongside RICHMOND 23.8.60 cds, also another envelope to France franked 5c brown + 10C green, a very fine & attractive duo

SOLD for € 360.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42607

Description1862 Small envelope from New York to Thurles, Ireland at the 24 cents Treaty rate via American packet, carried by Inman line “Edinburgh,” overseas postage unpaid, drop letter of 1c paid with 1861 1c blue (creased), very fine, sent via Queenstown and Cork, large “1s” denoting 12d due from addressee (type peculiar to Ireland), sent to Archdeacon Cotton of Thurles, ms “Enquire at TCD for Elliots Bibles” and other notes, sl. reduced at right, fine and rare Note: Archdeacon Henry Cotton (1789 – 1879) was rector for 44 years at St. Mary’s Church, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. Written works include ‘ Fiat Justitia’ (1835), ‘Fasti Ecclesiæ Hibernicæ’ (1848-50) and ‘List of Editions of the Bible 1505-1850’ (1852)

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42608

Description1862 Cover from New York to Dublin, Ireland at 24 cents Treaty rate via Br.Packet, carried by Cunard “America,” red N.YORK.BR.PKT / PAID 19 cds and BARCLAY & LIVINGSTON / NEW-YORK blue cachet, Dublin bs, franked by 1861 24c in a gorgeous deep purple shade attractively cancelled by red grill, cover crease & slight tears, choice

SOLD for € 100.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42609

Description1867 (March 30) Trans-Continental & Trans-Atlantic large registered cover from San Francisco (Apr. 1 cds and s/l “REGISTERED”) to Dublin, Ireland, at 24 cents Treaty rate via American Packet (possibly Havre line “Fulton”), franked by FIFTEEN 3c values on front (target cancels) plus part of one (and several others missing) on reverse, endorsed “Per Overland…” (a reference to the PONY EXPRESS?) and sent via New York (May 11 red “Registered” cds) and London (red 2 MY 67 oval) with Dublin Registered bs (MY 22), probably 48c double weight letter + 20c reg’d fee. Some faults (incl. portion of back flap missing) as may be expected with such a massive franking; rare trans- and inter-Continental registered usage with all the markings recto and verso. Spectacular item

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CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42610

Description1869 (Jan 27) Whaling correspondence from New Bedford, USA, to Captain Allen of the barque “Merlin” at Mahé, SEYCHELLES, with 1867 30c Franklin F grill (trimmed perfs at left) tied by fancy cork cancel, New Bedford, New York and “ETATS-UNIS / SERV. AM. CALAIS” cds adjacent, Marseille bs, fine and very attractive destination mail plus a rare stamp on cover (Scott $2’000 on cover) Note: The Barque “Merlin” sailed from New Bedford in June 1868, returning July 1872. During those four years, she took over 1’100 whales during several circuits of the Indian Ocean. Captain David Allen commanded, with his wife Harriet and daughter Helen (called Nellie) also on board. Harriet carried on a correspondence with her cousin, who was house-sitting to the Allens at 173 Grinnel St., New Bedford.

SOLD for € 750.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42611

Description1870 (Oct 7) Whaling correspondence to Captain Allen of the barque “Merlin” at Mahé, SEYCHELLES with 1870-71 2c Jackson (2) and 10c Jefferson (2) paying single 24c rate with cork cancels, with Lynn cds, “GB / 40c” accountancy mark (struck in error) and British “1d” hs (for credit to Seychelles) adjacent, London and Seychelles bs, slightly soiled, still attractive and rare destination mail

SOLD for € 280.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42612

Description1870-80, 7c, 12c, 30c, 90c (probably reperf), mint, fine

SOLD for € 380.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

UNITED STATES » 1870-75 NATIONAL BANK NOTE CO. AND CONTINENTAL BANK NOTE CO. ISSUES

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42613

Description1871 (Jan 31) Whaling correspondence from New Bedford, USA, to Captain Allen of the barque “Merlin” at ST. HELENA, with USA 1870-71 2c (2) and 12c (2) tied by cork obliterators, Lynn, Boston, London and St. Helena cds adjacent, faults affecting the adhesives, still attractive and rare destination mail

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

UNITED STATES

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42614

Description1873 Cover from New York via Queenstown to Antwerp (Belgium), transit mail carried by private ship, franked by two uncancelled 1870-88 10c stamps probably superfluous in view of ms rate mkg, handstamped alongside QUEENSTOWN cds and rare QUEENSTOWN / SHIP LETTER (Robertson S1, 10 years later than recorded), bs SHIP LETTER / LONDON cds and on arrival in Antwerp, rated “8” and “9” with both crossed out and finally “10,” very fine and most unusual item, ex Bedell

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42615

DescriptionDEPARTMENT OF STATE : 1873 Seward, Three different Artist’s sketches : -Unadopted design -Adopted design, preliminary drawings in pencils -Adopted design, with mention “approved” Unique trio

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42616

DescriptionWITHDRAWN Collection of Revenues from the first and second issue, better incl. Scott R100, R51, mixed condition, a good starter collection (Est. €300/500)

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CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42617

Description1925 Selection of 14 Airship covers USA to Bermudes and Porto Rico (Los Angeles-Lakehurst airship with onward airmail connection), interesting specialist group incl. 1 from P.R. to to L.A. for airship

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SOLD for € 400.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42618

Description1830-1980, Over 2’000 covers show commercial, registered, advertising, first flights and airmails usages, event covers & postage dues, mixed to very fine (Est. € 2’000/3’000)

CLOSED
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM

42619

Description1833-40, Lot of 9 folded entires addressed to New York, from various places, mostly in Massachusetts, most bear SHIP s/l pmk in red (Est. € 300/400)

SOLD for € 220.00
Closing..May-30, 12:00 PM