**Philippines continued...**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9601		254	1906, 10p dark green (Scott 254), a marvelous mint single, o.g., lightly hinged, fresh and very well centered, Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Scott $225. (Image)	Suggested Bid $80 Currently Opening at...$40.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9602		287A	1918, 8c light brown (Scott 287A), a fresh and nicely centered example of this difficult stamp, o.g., hinge remnants, Very Fine. Scott $220. (Image)	Suggested Bid $60 Currently Opening at...$30.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9603		J5	Postage Due, 1899, 50¢ deep claret (Scott J5), o.g., lightly hinged, exceptionally bright and fresh, Fine to Very Fine. Scott $250. (Image)	Suggested Bid $100 Currently Opening at...$50.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9604		O41	Official, 1944, 10c rose carmine, handstamped "VICTORY" in violet (Scott O41), unused without gum, bright and virtually perfectly centered with a straight edge and guide line at the bottom, Extremely Fine, Only 665 were issued. Scott $500. (Image)	Suggested Bid $160 Currently Opening at...$80.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

Postal History

**Civil War Postal History**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9605			U.S. Colored Troops Sept. 1864 "Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage" form, 7¾ x 9¾ inch 8 page booklet, for Company E of the 28th Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops commanded by Lt. Adelbert C. Sherman, located at "Camp in the field near Petersburg Va.", also includes 6 statement sized page article cut from a journal "The Colored Troops at Petersburg" by Henry Goddard Thomas, According to the American Civil War Research Database, Sherman enlisted as a 1st Lt. on April 30, 1864, was mustered into "E" co. of the US CT 28th Infantry and mustered out on Nov. 8, 1865. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (Image6) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

**Union Civil War Postal History**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9606			Soldier's Letter discussing building a bomb proof while in the trenches at Petersburg Va. July 17, 1864, begins at the bottom of page 1 "…I have been positioned the front line of works for the past two days. We have been building a bomb proof to protect ourselves from morter shells. Built it about 20 ft. long 8ft wide & 3 feet deep into the ground & ? feet above ground covered with logs from a foot to 16 inches through that covered with three feet of dirt. I think that we shall feel pretty safe under it…The great raid into MD … has played out & the Jonnies have returned into VA. they made a bold dash & got pretty near Washington, probably they will get away without being punished. ????? was to draw Grant's army away from Petersburg but they failed to do so., Very Fine letter, The writer is William "Wib" Merrill of the 44th NY Infantry (the famous "Ellsworth's Avengers"). Accompanied by cover in which it was sent (stamp removed). (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9607			Oct. 1863, Union Soldier's Letter Camp near Van Buren Arkansas, begins with complaints of no outside news leading to rumors being spread, most of which are false, best part begins at the halfway point, "We are encamped on the meanest campground at present that we have ever had. The soil (or rather what ought to be soil) is nothing but a fine quicksand… We heard today that the rebel Genl. Shelby attacked the town of Fayetteville a few days ago and got beautifully whipped, losing 500 men. I hope this is true. Our Gen'l McNeil gave this same rebel a dub drubbing a short time since, and captured all his artillery. Shelby seems to be in a bad streak of luck, but I hope he will never get out of it till an ounce of lead takes him out of it….Direct your letters via Springfield MO instead of Fort Scott.", accompanied by cover with 3¢ 1861 (Scott 65) with geometric cancel and "Springfield MO Oct. 30 (?) 1863" double circle datestamp to Peoria City Iowa, Very Fine letter, see the rest of the letter online. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $100 Currently Opening at...$50.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9608			U.S.S. Canandaigua, 1864 cover while serving as a South Atlantic Blockading Vessel, manuscript endorsement at top left, three 3¢ 1861 (#65) tied by 2 strikes of "Port Royal S.C. Jul 25, 1864" and target cancels, from Joseph W. Congdon, Canandaigua's Captain, to his wife in Wickford, R.I.; damaged corners (affecting one stamp) and roughly opened at the left, just Fine, ex "Patrick". (Image)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9609			Eagle and "The Union Forever" with letter on PA Regimental Letterhead, 1862, in red, blue and brown, with #65 tied by large "Washington D.C. Dec. 8. 186 " circular datestamp to Elk Lake PA., Magee imprint at bottom of reverse and with original letter on Regimental Letterhead showing the U.S. Capitol building and text "162d Regt. Pa. Vols. (17th Pa. Cavalry), Col. Jos. H. Kellogg" all in blue, from a soldier in Company B datelined "Dec. the 7th, 1862" mentioning that "all the men are now in Washington" after receiving marching orders to take their stuff and horses and ride the train to Baltimore through the night for a breakfast prepared by the citizens, then a parade through the city on their horses then the train back to DC arriving at 1AM, and now has "got the rheumatis", Very Fine cover and letter, see the letter online. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9610			Lieut. Greble Monument, lovely full-color Kimmel design, the column reading "In Memory of Lieut. Greble/Fell at the battle of Great Bethel" with "June 10th, 1861" on lower plaque, Kimmel imprint below; franked by 3¢ rose Washington (#65), tied by double-ring "Concord/Sep/4/N.H." postmark and addressed to Honesdale, Wayne County, Pa.; a near-pristine cover, Very Fine, Weiss #NW-9; penciled note on reverse states "Walcott & Bischel unlisted". (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $625 Currently Opening at...$480.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9611		M-F 39/41 var.	"Liberty and Union" (Weiss M-F 39/41 var.), Soldier with Flag in red & blue franked with an 1857 3¢ rose (26 var.) tied by a light "Washington D.C./Free" c.d.s., Jul 8, 1861; includes the original tiny 3-page letter, datelined Arlington Heights, Va., July 3, in which the writer notes, *"I saw the great comet last night"; cover with a small repair at the bottom, otherwise Very Fine. (Image)* (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $80 Currently Opening at...$40.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9612			Camp Chase "Examnd, E.L. Webber, Capt. Comdg. Prisons", at top center adjacent to U.S. 3¢ bright rose 1861 (#65) tied by prison-bars grid cancel, "Columbus O. Feb. 16" double circular datestamp and manuscript "from a rebel prisoner" at left, on unsealed cover addressed to "Col. Frank Farrington Brandon VT"; cover slightly reduced at left, Very Fine, according to Harrison (page 181) this examiners mark was used from Jan. 30 to Oct. 20, 1863. With manuscript "J.K.P. Campbell / Letter Feb. 3rd '63", who was in the Confederate Commissary Dept., CS Infantry., ex Roger Ballard, signed Trish Kaufmann and with her description. (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9613			Camp Chase "Examined, Camp Chase, Lieut. Col" circular examiners mark (Harrison Type Ib), at top left, with U.S. 3¢ 1861 (#65) tied by target cancel and adjacent "Columbus O. May 5" double circular datestamp, addressed to "Jacob Baker, Esq., Winchester, Care Philip Diffenderfer (sic) Martinsburg VA (now West Virginia)" and with forwarding instructions at lower left "Mr. D. will forward this as soon as possible and oblige C.S. Baker"; cover slightly reduced at left, Very Fine, according to Harrison (page 181) this examiners mark was first created by Lt. Col. Poten and first appears in mid January 1864. When Poten was replaced in March 1864, "Poten" was removed from the handstamp, and this altered cancel is known to have been used from Mar. 25 to Jul. 29, 1864., signed Trish Kaufmann. (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9614			Johnson's Island, Incoming Cover, U.S. 3¢ 1861 (#65) with straddle margin at left including part of adjacent stamp, tied by "Nashville Ten. Sep. 11, 1864" double circular datestamp and target on small cover addressed to "Capt. Wm. J. Robinson Johnson's Island, Ohio" with manuscript "Care Col. Hill, Block No. 9" at bottom left and "Ex T.O.C." (Theodore O. Castle, used this Aug. 23 to Nov. 3, 1864); top backflap removed, still Very Fine, signed Trish Kaufmann and with her description. (Image)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9615			Camp Chase, Incoming Cover "Ex Gray" (used from Jun. 25 to Oct. 1862), with letter to a probably political prisoner, with U.S. 3¢ 1861 (#65) canceled by circular 7-bar grid and "Harrodsburg Ky. June 30" circular datestamp at top left, addressed to "M.N. Harris, Camp Chase Ohio No. 3, ???? 55" with manuscript "Paroled" in blue crayon, with letter from affectionate female cousin; stamp with faults including perfs trimmed at right from opening by the censor, Very Fine, Harrison notes on page 180 of his book that Camp Chase was originally political prisoners, then officers in early 1862, privates, noncommissioned officers and political prisoners in spring 1862. Harris was probably a political prisoner, obviously from Kentucky., signed Trish Kaufmann and with her description. (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9616			Camp Chase, Scott U35 with address lines, canceled by prison-bars grid cancel and "Columbus O. Mar. 20" circular datestamp with manuscript "From F. W. Keyes, 20th Miss. Regt., Prisoner of War" at top left and manuscript "Examined A.S. Ballard, Major 74th Reg't OV, Camp Chase" (used this Mar. 5-30, 1862) at left, addressed to New York City; top back flap with tear from opening, small spot at left clear of manuscript, still a Choice Very Fine POW cover, signed Brian Green (with description) and John Kimbrough, with 2014 P.F. certificate. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9617		7	City Point via Petersburg Va., cover with "C.E. Barringer, City Point Via Petersburg, Va., Care of Lt. Duggan" in pencil on back of small (probably an inner) cover franked with 1862, 5¢ blue, Archer & Daly printing (#7; 2 poorly printed singles; one worse) tied by "Richmond Va. Feb. 15" circular datestamp (where it entered C.S.A. mail), addressed to Miss Molly E. Walker, Mt. Pleasant S.C.", Fine to Very Fine, typed copy of his bio and soldier record accompanies. For the purposes of this cover, he was taken prisoner at Roanoke Island N.C. on Feb. 8, 1862, paroled Feb. 21 and exchanged in mid August 1862., signed Trish Kaufmann (PAK). (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9618			Group of four Unillustrated Union Civil War-Era covers, all yellow covers franked with 3¢ roses: 1.) "U.S. Sanitary Commissio, Soldiers Mail," colorless embossed corner card, New York to Syoset Vinyards, L.I., N.Y.; 2.) "U.S. Christian Commission" corner card with a pair of 3¢ from Worcester to East Cambridge, Mass. 3.) "War Claim Agency" corner card, B. Quiner, Attorney, "(Sett)les and Collects Soldiers' Claims…", Madison, Wis. to Dexterville, Wis., reduced somewhat at the left; and 4.) "State of Minnesota, Second State Normal School" ornate corner card, Mankato, Wis. to Worcester, Mass., all clean and Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $160 Currently Opening at...$80.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9619			Petersburg Va., U26 used the Day Before Secession and U27 used in the Confederacy, both entires have address lines, former canceled by blue grid and with blue April 16 (1861) circular datestamp at center with embossed "Wilson, Mc. Ilwaine & Co., Shoes & Leather, Petersburg" corner card, to Hillsboro N.C., latter canceled by blue grid and May 22 circular datestamp to Captain Dodson of the "Petersburg Riflemen" in Norfolk, Very Fine duo, see the U26 online, the U27 is ex Hunter Thomas and Toby Tobias and signed by Trish Kaufmann. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

**Confederate Civil War Postal History**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9620			1863, Obliterated "Morris' Brigade" Official Business cover, with "Morris' Brigade" and "Official Business" crossed out and franked with 10¢ blue, Die B (Scott #12) positioned as seal over tip of top backflap with manuscript "x" cancel and tied by "Taylorsville VA" circular datestamp and addressed to Mt. Clinton VA, Very Fine, "Morris' Brigade Official Business" is not listed in the C.S.A. Handbook. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9621			Consignment Balance, consisting of 3¢ Nesbitt wtih "Elysian Falls La. May 27" (1861) Confederate State use of US Postage, and stampless cover with "Richmond VA Sep 20, 1861" and "Paid 5 Cts" handstamp (CSA Handbook "F") and embossed Commission Merchants corner card to Charlottesville VA, also includes a few reprints of stamps; both covers roughly reduced at left, Fine duo, see the other cover online. (PDF2 for this Lot) (PDF3 for this Lot) (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9622			Group of Six Stampless Covers, Crawfordsville, Ga., Wilmington, N.C., Charleston S.C., Horse Pasture, Richmond and Winchester, Va.; the Horse Pasture with manuscript "Paid 5¢", the rest with handstamped "PAID"; few faults, generally Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $120 Currently Opening at...$60.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9623			Confederate Lt. John Grimball Postal History, 41 covers mostly addressed to him, beginning with a cover addressed to Grimball while at the Naval Academy (graduated in 1858) then 5 to him while serving on the Confederate States Steamer Baltic, then a cover to the Baltic but forwarded to Charleston after he left the Baltic waiting for arrangements to avoid the blockade and travel to England where he would remain until being assigned to the CSS Shenandoah in Oct. 1864 where it began working to disrupt US shipping, even after the war ended (!), and the remaining covers are sent to Grimball while in Europe and then Mexico as many of the Shenandoah crew feared they would be arrested and tried for piracy upon return to the US, which he did in 1868 to his hometown of Charleston and later to New York City to practice law, while the collection includes 2 covers with the scarce "Spartanburg R.R." circular datestamp, but, sadly, the covers have had the stamps removed or damaged, otherwise Fine collection demonstrating what postal history is all about, fully imaged online. Shipping charges apply - weight 3.6 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9624			Howell Cobb correspondence covers, 1850-60's, 4 prewar and 2 postwar covers/entires sent to Cobb (2) or from Cobb to his wife (2), son and brother-in-law, mostly within Georgia, 2 better --a legal sized stampless "Post Office Department / Official Business" cover to "Hon. Howell Cobb / House of Representatives" and a Macon Ga. cross fancy cancel on 3¢ entre from Cobb to his son, generally Very Fine, fully imaged online. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (Image5) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9625			Paris Texas Apr. 22 (1861), circular datestamp cancels 3¢ star die entire (Scott U27) addressed to Carroll Hoy & Co. of New Orleans with embossed "I.W. Wells & Bro, General Dealers in all Kinds Merchandise, Paris & Dallas, Texas on top backflap; top flap with gum stains, tiny sealed tear at top left corner, usual pin holes found on this correspondence, still Very Fine and very attractive, Jack E. Molesworth description at bottom of reverse, this is the only such ad design recorded, ex Vince King, signed Trish Kaufmann. C.S.A. Catalog $500 (no premium for ad). (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9626			Coles Ferry Va Dec 4 1861, manuscript postmark and "Paid 5" in pencil on orange cover addressed to "Capt. Robert F. Dennis, 27th Regiment Va Volunteers, Winchester Virginia" with manuscript "Care of General Ewell" at bottom left; opened roughly at top, Very Fine, Coles Ferry only used manuscript postmarks, ex Galen Harrison, signed Kimbrough. (Image)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9627			Augusta, Ga. Handstamped "PAID", mostly clear c.d.s., Sep 7 (1861) with small "PAID 10" (type H) on a cover to Vice President Alexander Stephens and docketed in his hand, "A. C. Bristow…wants to continue as Route Agent."; small bit of paper missing at the top edge, Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $80 Currently Opening at...$40.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9628			Norfolk, Va. Handstamped "PAID", two covers: blue "Paid 5" & "Paid 10," types D & F, with matching c.d.s.s, Sep 10, 1861 & Sep 18, 1861, respectively; the latter reduced slightly at top, Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $120 Currently Opening at...$60.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9629		1	1861, 5¢ green, turned cover (Scott 1), irregularly cut from sheet with complete margin and portion of adjacent stamp at right and cut well in at left, tied by "Halifax N.C. Feb. 8" circular datestamp on manila cover to Petersburg Va. where a different #1 with full margins at left and bottom to into at right, small tear, was affixed and tied by blue "Petersburg Va. Feb. 14" circular datestamp and sent back to Halifax, Fine appearance, ex Tate, signed Trish Kaufmann (PAK). (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9630			Petersburg Va. "PAID" & "10" in circle handstamps on Cameo cover, R.A. Young & Bro. Grocers & Genl. Commission Merchants embossed cameo corner card in blue on stampless cover with blue "Petersburg Va. Aug. 16 5cts." (1861) Type B integral rate circular datestamp, matching "PAID" and "10" in circle handstamps, to Carroll Hoy & Co. of New Orleans; usual staple holes as always with the Carroll Hoy correspondence, Very Fine, signed Kimbrough. (Image)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9631			Petersburg Va. "PAID" & "5" handstamps on Cameo cover, Peebles, Plummer & Co. Commission Merchants & Grocers embossed cameo corner card cover in blue with blue "Petersburg Va. Jun. 26" (1861)Type A circular datestamp with matching "PAID" and "5" handstamps addressed to Ridgway N.C. upper left corner repair and large part of top backflap, some aging, Fine and scarce Confederate cameo. (Image)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9632			June 20, 1864 soldiers letter discussing the Siege of Petersburg, letter reads in part, "Everything is remarkably quiet this monring, only been threee shots fired from the enemy's guns. I think we will be able to hold Petersburg. I thought when we first came here it was rather doubtful but we have strengthened our breastworks until it will be almost impossible for them to be taken. The enemy are close enough to shell them in the city which they have been doing since yesterday morning but have not done a great deal of damage yet. The people are very composed and confident that our army will be able to save them. Very few families have left their homes yet only those in the part of the city nearest the fortifications. Great many think the enemy are moving this morning but in what direction, no one seems to have any idea….Genl. W. (Wofford) has just sent for me so I will have to close," accompanied by original cover franked with #11 with wide even margins all around and tied by blue "Petersburg Va. Jun. 23" Type C circular datestamp addressed to Box 1520 in Richmond, accompannied by note that thish was written by Georgia soldier John Taylor Hackett; cover opened roughly at right, Very Fine cover and letter. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$82.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9633			Dec. 15, 1865, Letter about Contracting Former Slaves, letter reads, "I have just received a letter from my wife. She writes me word something about somebody making complaint about (now former slave) Archer not being clothed. I did not hire him this year at all. I received a message from you last spring that he would be sold …I do not consider it my business to give him his winter clothes. He had good clothes at that time and I made assignments for his shoes before I left. I have no use for him but I will keep (now former slave) Matilda. I would like to hire her by the month until I can see what i can do as I need a nurse. I am in the 4th division, Gen. Hospital in Farmville & when you come here to see me about the matter." and is accompanied by the original cover franked with #12, When the war ended and the slaves were released, many of them had no place to go. So they became hired help. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9634			Velasco Texas, blue Wallpaper Cover, "Velasco Tex. May 21" (1861) circular datestamp and "Paid 10" in circle, addressed to Huntsville Texas; few small toning specks, still Very Fine, Jack E. Molesworth description on reverse; there are other covers from this correspondence, ex "Jefferson Collection". (Image)	Suggested Bid $100 Currently Opening at...$52.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

**Advertising/Illustrated Covers**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9635			W.R. Strong & Co. Fruit Packers & Shippers Sacramento CA all over advertising cover, 1885, in green with image of locomotive pulling cars loaded with fruit through the orchard with the mountains and lake/river in the background, franked with #210 tied by "Sacramento Cal. Feb. 13" duplex cancel, locally addressed, docketed Jan. 14, 1885 in pencil on reverse with 4¼ x 8 inch Central Pacific Railroad shipping receipt; cover slightly reduced at right, Very Fine, see the receipt online. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $150 Currently Opening at...$76.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9636		11	"Dr. C.M. Jackson, Philadelphia, PA, Proprietor of Dr. Hoofland's Celebrated German Bitters", beautiful blue cameo cover franked by two 3¢ dull red, type I (#11) singles tied by "Philadelphia Pa. Aug. 25" circular datestamp to Berryville Va., with original 1856 letter with the same cameo at top left written by Jackson stating that he wants to pay $20 for his year long run of advertisements and not $22, and returned Jackson's partially printed form that was sent to Jackson by the publisher for acknowledgement and payment; cover with small tear at top into cameo from rough opening, still Very Fine cover and letter with matching cameo (2 for the price of 1), see the 2 enclosures online. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)	Suggested Bid $200 Currently Opening at...$100.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9637			DuPont Smokeless for Loaded Shells, multicolored illustrated design with quail on fence, on cover franked with 2¢ & 10¢ 1922 issues (#554 & 562) tied by cancel, purple "Pottstown PA Apr. 25, 1924" registry double circular datestamp with bold purple "REGISTERED" at bottom and blue 7214" at top, addressed to Philadelphia, 5 registry purple double circle datestamps (3 Pottstown Apr. 25, 1 Philadelphia Apr. 24 and 1 unknown; good luck explaining why the Philadelphia cancel is one day earlier instead of one day later than the 3 Pottstowns), Very Fine. (Image)	Suggested Bid $250 Currently Opening at...$125.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9638		301	Hunter Arms Co., beautiful image of brown and white dog with a light blue background, additional text at bottom center and on reverse (reverse also with an image of a rifle), franked with #530 tied by "Fulton N.Y. May 5, 1919" wavy line machine cancel, addressed to Syracuse NY; light creasing at left, still Very Fine. (Image)	Suggested Bid $250 Currently Opening at...$125.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM
9639		301	Remington Guns & Rifles, multicolor image of a woman holding a rifle at left, plus red & blue text at top center and covering the reverse, franked with #301 tied by "Lowell Mass. Jul. 13, 1903" wavy line machine cancel, locally addressed, Very Fine and attractive. (Image)	Suggested Bid $250 Currently Opening at...$125.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

**First Day Covers**
LotNo.	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description
9640			Love of Disney Worldwide Cover Collection, 1969-98, Deluxe Lighthouse binder and slipcase with collection of First Day Covers celebrating Walt Disney the world over; sets include 45 envelopes in the binder (as well as mint and used blocks of stamps), and an additional 90 with attractive cachets and unaddressed; countries include Lesotho, Sierra Leone, Commonweath of Dominica, Grenadines, Grenada, St Vincent, Bhutan, Antigua, Redonda, Anguilla, Maldives, Mongolia, Saint Lucia, Togolaise, Turks & Caicos Islands, Sharjah, and San Marino; it's a small world after all, Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 8.4 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)	Suggested Bid $240 Currently Opening at...$120.00 Closing..Apr-26, 09:00 PM

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