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Railroad and Packets & Inland Waterway Covers continued...
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
661     112-A-3 imageL.I. Rail Road N.Y. '10' "Sept 26". Red cds with integral-rate and pencil dating on legal-size folded cover to Sag Harbor, Long Island N.Y.; small edge tears and light stains, Fine and rare, One of only three recorded examples of this rare railroad postmark..
Towle No. 112-A-3; Estimate $750 - 1,000. (Image1)

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Est. $750-1,000
SOLD for $750.00
Will close during Public Auction
662     112-A-2 imageL.I. Rail Road '5 Cts.' N.Y. Strikes in black and red on covers, black pencil dated "June 21" on folded cover to Sag Harbor N.Y. (ex-Hahn); red ms. dated "May 21" on 1849 folded letter from Islip to New York City (ex-Gibson), F.-V.F. and scarce pair.
Towle No. 112-A-2; Estimate $200 - 300.

Although strikes of this railroad postmark are scarce in red, black strikes are exceptionally rare. (Image1)

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Est. $200-300
SOLD for $600.00
Will close during Public Auction
663       imageCleveland Oh. "Steamboat". Clear straightline and matching "DUE 6" handstamp on buff cover with fancy blind embossed "Arthur C. Porter, Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves c., Detroit Mich." corner card bearing 3¢ rose (65) tied by "Cleveland O. Aug 26" duplex to Pittsburgh Pa., 1865 docketing at left; reduced slightly at right just affecting 3¢, otherwise Very Fine.
Estimate; $100 - 150. (Image1)

Est. $100-150
SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction
664       imageSteamer Oregon, 5. Clear red oval on Aug. 22nd 1846 folded letter to Providence R.I., Very Fine.
Estimate; $100 - 150. (Image1)

Est. $100-150
SOLD for $50.00
Will close during Public Auction
Foreign Mails
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
665       image1847 (Jul. 2) Bremen to Cambridge, Mass. Folded letter endorsed "U.S. Consulate, Leipsig" at top right and "pr. Steamship Washington via Bremen", sent by diplomatic courier to Bremen, flap with manuscript "Received & forwarded, U.S. Consulate at Bremen" and "from Southampton" endorsement added, entered mails with Bremen (7.2) origin cds and dark magenta framed "Paid." handstamp with magenta "3" schilling credit to G.B. rating for double the 1s6d rate, red London "Paid 5 JY 1847" transit cds, carried by Ocean Line Washington from Southampton Jul. 15th to New York arriving Jul. 30th, New York blue ms. "34" due rating for 24¢ American packet fee plus 10¢ inland postage; some edge wear, Very Fine, ex-Friedrich Meyer.
Estimate; $4,000 - 6,000.

ONE OF ONLY FOUR RECORDED LETTERS CARRIED ON THE MAIDEN RETURN VOYAGE OF OCEAN LINE'S "WASHINGTON", THE ONLY INVOLVING FORWARDING VIA THE U.S. CONSULATE AT BREMEN.

While letters on the eastbound route during the Discriminatory Rate period are relatively rare, those on westbound voyages are exceptional. On arrival at New York, they were charged the full US sea postage rate of 24 cents plus the appropriate inland rate for delivery. The "Washington" was delayed 2½ days due to repairs.

References: Friedrich A. Meyer, "An Early Westbound Bremen-Mail Letter and the First Three Round Trips of the Pioneer Steamer Washington", Chronicle 255, Aug. 2017, pp. 295-307. (Image1)

Est. $4,000-6,000
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction
666       image1848 (Mar. 15) Bremen, Germany to New York N.Y. Folded cover with "St. P.A. Bremen. 14/3" double-circle origin cds and endorsed "pr Steamer Washington" at top, carried as endorsed by Ocean Line Washington from Bremen Mar. 15th to New York arriving Apr. 7th, New York red "24" cent due handstamp for 24¢ transatlantic packet, Extremely Fine and choice, ex-Baird.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500.

CARRIED ON THE FIRST WESTBOUND SAILING UNDER THE U.S.-GERMANY TREATY OF MARCH 1848 - THE FIRST DIRECT CLOSED MAIL SERVICE DEPARTURE CONNECTING THE PORT OF BREMEN AND THE UNITED STATES. (Image1)

Est. $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $800.00
Will close during Public Auction
667       image1849 (Jul. 30) United States to Wallenstadt, Switzerland. Fully paid gray folded cover with red "Paid" handstamp and ms. "55" cent prepaid rating, endorsed "via Boston & Liverpool" and "postpaid", red "New-York, Jul 30" exchange backstamp and matching red "PAID ALL" straightline with magenta "21" cent credit to Bremen, carried by Ocean Line Hermann from New York Aug. 20th to Bremerhaven arriving Sep. 5th, Bremen red two-line "America/über Bremen" handstamp and red crayon "wfr 7" credit, Hannover dark red ms. "5.8" credit (5 2/3ggr or 22x) and finally gray ms. "6" kr, Wallenstadt (9.13) arrival backstamp, Very Fine and choice.
Estimate; $500 - 750.

THE ONLY RECORDED PREPAID BREMEN MAILS USE FROM THE UNITED STATES TO SWITZERLAND DURING THIS PERIOD.

Letter was full prepaid according to the tariff from March 1848 with 55¢. This extremely rare rate is 9¢ over the maximum postage of 12¢ for the German states and is the only known paid letter from this first rate period to Switzerland. New York credited Bremen with 21¢ (12¢ German plus 9¢ Switzerland), Hannover credited 7ggr; Hanover hands over with "5.8" credit (5 2/3 ggr or 22kr), and 6kr for Switzerland. (Image1)

Est. $500-750
SOLD for $425.00
Will close during Public Auction
668       image1849 (Sep. 18) Schafstädt, Germany to Burlington N.J. Greenish folded letter with "Schafstädt" straightline, red crayon "4½" sgr. rating at lower left, Bremen (10.4) transit backstamp and boxed "Paid to Bremen." handstamp, carried by NGL Line Washington from Bremen Oct. 15th to New York arriving Nov. 6th, "New York 'Ship 29 cts.' Nov 7" integral-due cds; some edge wear, Very Fine and rare incoming "Paid to Bremen" use.
Estimate; $400 - 600.

The boxed "Paid to Bremen" handstamp was struck at Bremen to show transit fees from Prussia to Bremen only were prepaid. Letter was unpaid from Bremen to destination. About a dozen examples of this marking have been recorded used from August 1849 to September 1865. Most mails were sent either full paid or unpaid, but not just paid to Bremen. (Image1)

Est. $400-600
SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
669       image1852 (Mar. 15) San Francisco, Cal. to Herford, Germany. Blue folded letter with red "San Francisco, Cal. 15 Mar" cds and matching bold "Paid" and error "26" rating handstamps (26¢ British rate instead of 27¢ for Bremen Mail), red "New York, Apr 21" exchange backstamp and matching "PAID ALL" straightline with "26" rating crossed out and magenta "7" cent credit, carried by Ocean Line Hermann from New York Aor. 24th to Bremen arriving Sep. 8th, Hannover P.O. in Bremen red script "Fr. 2 5/12" straightline applied, Minden (5.10) arrival backstamp, Very Fine and unique error use.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500.

A BEAUTIFUL SAN FRANCISCO BREMEN MAILS TRANSATLANTIC ERROR USE WITH ALL MARKINGS STRUCK IN RED.

San Francisco erroneously struck "26" (British Rate of 10¢ plus 16¢, instead of 27¢ for Bremen Mail). New York noticed the error and crossed out the "26" and still credited "7" cents. The "Paid All" handstamp is a New York marking indicating that the letter was prepaid to destination. The Hanover P.O. in Bremen red "Fr. 2 5/12" gutegroschen credit handstamp is know used only from April to June 1852. (Image1)

Est. $1,000-1,500
CLOSED
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670       image1852 (Jul. 31) Syracuse, N.Y. to Halle, Prussia. Cover with blue rimless "Syracuse N.Y. Jul 29" cds and matching fancy framed "Paid" handstamp with manuscript "21" rating, endorsed "Paid to Bremen", red "New-York, Jul 31" exchange backstamp and bold "New-York, Paid Part, 31 Jul" cds, carried in Bremen Closed Mails by N.Y. & Havre Humboldt from New York Jul. 31st to Bremen arriving Aug. 16th, red "America/über Bremen" two-line handstamp, pencil "3" and blue ms. "3" rating, Aug. 17th arrival backstamp; cover tear at left, otherwise Very Fine and attractive Bremen Closed Mails use.
Estimate; $750 - 1,000.

A SCARCE BREMEN CLOSED MAILS USE WITH THE RARE NEW-YORK PART PAID INTEGRAL EXCHANGE CDS, ONLY ABOUT A DOZEN ARE KNOWN.

New York marked PAID PART as only the 20¢ Treaty rate to Bremen was prepaid. (Image1)

Est. $750-1,000
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction
671       image1853 (Aug. 25) Upper Alton, Ill. to Schwäbisch Hall, Wurttemberg. Blue folded letter with "Upper Alton Ill. Aug 27" cds and manuscript "Paid 22" rating, endorsed "by N.Y. & Bremen Mail" at top right, red "N. York 'Paid 8' U.S. Pkt, Sep 10" credit exchange cds, carried by NGL Line Hermann from New York Sep. 10th to Bremen arriving Sep. 25th, red "America/Über Bremen" two-line handstamp and black "Fr. 3" script handstamp, Very Fine and choice use at the new 22¢ Bremen Mail rate.
Estimate; $500 - 750.

CARRIED ON THE FIRST VOYAGE TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR UNDER THE NEW BREMEN MAILS TREATY.

New York credited Bremen with 8¢ and sent letter fully paid to destination. Bremen credited 3 silbergroschen to the Thurn & Taxis Post for transit fees to Württemberg. The "Fr.3" marking, although in black ink, showed the 3 silbergroschen transit fee was paid, an uncommon marking used only for about one year. (Image1)

Est. $500-750
SOLD for $240.00
Will close during Public Auction
672     65 image1863 (c.) New York, N.Y. to Bremen, Germany. Folded cover bearing 3¢ rose (65) tied by ny fancy leaf cancel used on circular mail, matching sharp "PAID ALL", endorsed "p. Teutonia via Hamburg" at top left and "1 printed Price Current, Paid" at bottom left, carried as endorsed by HAPAG Line Teutonia from New York to Hamburg; upper right corner flaw, a Very Fine and scarce use at the 3¢ Hamburg newspaper rate.
Scott No. 65; Estimate $400 - 600.

Another newspaper use from the same correspondence is dated January 23rd 1863 and endorsed "p Teutonia via Hamburg". Under Article V of the 1857 U.S.-Hamburg Convention, the rate to other parts of the G.A.P.U. was 3¢ (2¢ to Hamburg, 1¢ to G.A.P.U.). (Image1)

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Est. $400-600
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction
673       image1865 (Aug. 22) Chatham 4 Corners, N.Y. to Jever, Oldenburg. Orange buff cover bearing 10¢ green (68), canceled by grid with matching "Chatham 4 Corners N.Y. Aug 22" cds, red "N. York Brem. Pk. 'Paid 7' Aug 26" exchange cds ties 10¢, carried by NGL Line Bremen from New York Aug. 26th to Bremerhaven arriving Sep. 9th, framed "Paid to Bremen" handstamp, blue crayon "1" sgr. due rating, Very Fine and scarce partially prepaid letter to Oldenburg.
Estimate; $750 - 1,000. (Image1)

Est. $750-1,000
SOLD for $850.00
Will close during Public Auction
674       image1866 (Jul.) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to Washington D.C. via London and Boston. Legal-size cover with "United States Consul: Buenos Ayres" imprint to the Examiner in the Patent Office, entered British mails with blue "Rio de Janeiro, JY 9, 1866" double-arc backstamp, red London (8.3) transit backstamp and manuscript "200/5" debit rating for five-times 40¢, carried transatlantic by Cunard Line Cuba from Liverpool Aug. 4th to Boston arriving Aug. 16th, black "Boston Br. Pkt. Aug 16" exchange backstamp and blue crayon depreciated currency rating "2.25/3.30" with "In U.S. Notes" handstamp adjacent; some wear and toning mostly on back, some separation, Fine and scarce five-times rate depreciated currency use.
Estimate; $400 - 600.

Cover was rated $2.25 due for five-times the 45¢ rate in currency, or $3.30 in depreciated greenback notes for a 1.47 inflation factor. (Image1)

Est. $400-600
SOLD for $400.00
Will close during Public Auction
675       image1872 (Aug. 3) Onsberg, Norway to Albion, Wisc. via Chicago. Unpaid cover with "Onsberg 3/8, 1872" cds, reverse with Christiana (3.6) transit cds and "via Tyuskland" framed handstamp, unusually sharp "Chicago, Ill. 'Direct' Aug 25" exchange cds with bold "U.S. Currency / 16" two-line depreciated currency handstamp; small edge flaws, Fine and scarce Chicago depreciated currency use.
Estimate; $200 - 300. (Image1)

Est. $200-300
SOLD for $200.00
Will close during Public Auction
Advertising & Illustrated Covers
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
676       image(Cameo) Crehore & Rodgers, Chairs, New York N.Y. Green embossed cameo corner card on buff cover bearing 1¢ blue (63) and 3¢ rose (65), tied by fancy circle of wedges duplexed with "New York, Feb 10, 1863" cds to Erving Mass.; flap tears, Very Fine and attractive prepaid 1¢ carrier use.
Estimate; $300 - 400. (Image1)

Est. $300-400
SOLD for $575.00
Will close during Public Auction
677       image(Long Island) Cliffton House, Patchogue, N.Y. All-over green ocean scene advertising design on cover bearing 2¢ red (279B) tied by cork cancel duplexed with "Patchogue N.Y., Jul 16, 1895" cds to Port Chester N.Y., F.-V.F.
Estimate; $50 - 75. (Image1)

Est. $50-75
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction
678       image(Long Island) Manhanset House, Shelter Island, Long Island. Illustrated ad showing sea scene on cover bearing 2¢ red (267) tied by quartered cork duplexed with partial "Manhanset House, N.Y. Aug 26, 1895" cds to New London Ct. ice dealer; some wear, F.-V.F.
Estimate; $50 - 75. (Image1)

Est. $50-75
SOLD for $40.00
Will close during Public Auction
679       imageLong Island Railroad. All-over map showing railroad on reverse of Long Island R.R. Traffic Dept. cover bearing 2¢ carmine (220) tied by "Brooklyn N.Y., G, Feb 26, 91" duplex to East New York, Brooklyn N.Y.; reduced at left and some address staining, Fine and scarce Long Island map cover.
Estimate; $75 - 100. (Image1)

Est. $75-100
SOLD for $130.00
Will close during Public Auction
680       image(Long Island) Surf House, Fire Island. Illustrated vignette showing hotel sea scene with steamboat on cover bearing 3¢ green (147) canceled by circular grid, matching "Fire Island, N.Y. Aug 15" cds to Kingston N.Y.; some light edge toning and additional ms., F.-V.F.
Estimate; $50 - 75. (Image1)

Est. $50-75
CLOSED
Will close during Public Auction

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