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CatNo.

Lot Description

701

75.PP

1924, 10¢ Monroe, flat "A" (CZSG 75.PP), block of 23, orientation 1, o.g., at least 10 are never hinged, incredibly bright and fresh, the top three rows virtually perfectly centered; slight separation, the upper left stamp with a light corner crease, F-VF to Extremely Fine. Quite likely the largest multiple in existence; Scott value without the "P" perfin is over $1,100! .
Scott 75 var. (Image)

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Estimate $1,200-1,800
SOLD for $800.00
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702

75.PP

1924, 10¢ Monroe, flat top "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 75.PP), block of 4, orientation 1, o.g., bottom stamps never hinged, top lightly hinged, fresh, vibrant color, Fine to Very Fine.
Scott 75 var. (Image)

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Estimate $350-500
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703

86.PP

1926, 5¢ Roosevelt, sharp "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 86.PP), second printing, orientation 1, tied by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, Apr 5, 1927, on a Canal Zone Official Business cover to Luzerne, Switzerland; stenciled corner card Executive Office return address; backstamped Bogota on Aug 18; opened raggedly at the left, Very Fine. Not listed among the six covers in the CZSG Census.
Scott 86 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $375.00
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704

86.PP

1926, 5¢ Roosevelt, sharp "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 86.PP), first printing, orientation 1, tied, along with a pair of 1½¢ Harding, flat "A" (72) by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, May 21, 1928, on a 2¢ stamped envelope (UC1), paying the 10¢ Airmail rate to Taftville, Conn.; typed return address of Robert Graham, Postmaster, Balboa Heights and inscription, "First Day Cover" (of the UC1); reduced just a tad at left, Very Fine. Not listed among the six covers in the CZSG Census.
Scott 86 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $350.00
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705

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86.PP

1926, 5¢ Roosevelt, sharp "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 86.PP), first printing, orientation 1, tied by a Balboa Heights duplex handstamp, Jul 1, 1926, on a Canal Zone Official Business cover front only to Forst, Germany; stenciled corner card "Postmaster, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone", Very Fine. One of six covers in the CZSG Census.
Scott 86 var. (Image)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $350.00
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706

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86.PP

1926, 5¢ Roosevelt, sharp "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 86.PP), second printing, orientation 1, tied by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, Aug 3, 1927, on a legal size Canal Zone Official Business penalty envelope to Bogota, Colombia; stenciled corner card Executive Office return address; backstamped Bogota on Aug 18; opened raggedly at the left, Fine to Very Fine. Not listed among the six covers in the CZSG Census.
Scott 86 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $350.00
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707

93.PP

1926, 30¢ American Buffalo, sharp top "A", perforated "P" (CZSG 93.PP), orientation 1, o.g., never hinged, perforation slightly split vertically resulting in a missing perf at top, Very Fine.
Scott 93 var. (Image)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $950.00
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708

97.PP

1926, 2¢ Washington, rotary press, perf. 10, perforated "P" (CZSG 97.PP), lower right plate no. 18809 block of 4, orientation 1, slightly disturbed o.g.; bottom selvage trimmed off, as was often the case, Fine to Very Fine. An exceedingly rare plate block; Scott values the normal plate block - without the "P" perfin - at $525.
Scott 97 var. (Image)

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Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $450.00
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709

99.PP

1927, 10¢ Monroe, rotary press, perf. 10, perforated "P" (CZSG 99.PP), lower right plate no. 18532 block of 4, orientation 1, o.g. (right stamps never hinged); right selvage trimmed, small natural paper inclusion upper right stamp, Fine to Very Fine.
Scott 99 var. (Image)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $300.00
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710

100.PP

1927, 1¢ Franklin, rotary press, perf. 11 x 10½ perforated "P" (CZSG 100.PP), lower right plate no. 18731 block of 4, orientation 1, slightly disturbed o.g.; bottom selvage clipped, otherwise Very Fine.
Scott 100 var. (Image)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $140.00
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711

109.PP, 112.PP

1929, 12¢ Gaillard & 20¢ Rousseau, perforated "P" (CZSG 109.PP, 112.PP), used singles, orientation 2 & 8, respectively; 12¢ with a small tear at the top, otherwise Fine to Very Fine.
Scott 109, 112 vars. (Image)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $130.00
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712

115.PP

1933, 3¢ Washington, perforated "P" (CZSG 115.PP), orientation 1, tied by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, Feb 10, 1933, on an invitation envelope to Ancon, C.Z.; backstamped the same day; included is the original Invitation from the Governor of Panama & his wife to a reception for the President of the Republic of Panama & his wife; faintly toned, still Very Fine. No examples of the 3¢ Washington are reported in the CZSG Census.
Scott 115 var. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $750.00
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713

117.PP, C7.PP

1934, 3¢ Goethals & 5¢ Airmail, perforated "P" (CZSG 117.PP, C7.PP), orientation 8 (split) & 7, respectively, tied by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, Jul 21, 1936, on a legal size Panama Canal, Executive Office Official Business penalty envelope to David, Panama; backstamped David on Jul 22; the 3¢ has right and bottom straight edges and is perhaps from a booklet pane; file fold near the left end, Fine to Very Fine. One of four similar covers listed in the CZSG Census, though none note that the 3¢ Goethals is also an official perfin.
Scott 117, C7, vars. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $450.00
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714

122.PP

1939, 3¢ Canal Anniversary, perforated "PSN" (CZSG 122.PP), orientation 8, tied by a Cristobal slogan cancel, Jan 15, 1940, on a cover to Los Angeles, Calif., Pacific Steam Navigation Co. logo on flap, Very Fine. The CZSG Census records no #122 covers with the "PSN" perfin.
Scott 122 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $700.00
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715

C3.PP

Airmail, 1929, 25¢ on 2¢ Goethals, perforated "P" (CZSG C3.PP), orientation 1, tied by a Balboa Heights machine cancel, Aug 29, 1932, on a legal size U.S. Commerce Dept., Aeronautics Branch Official Business penalty envelope to Lima, Peru:; backstamped Lima, Aug 31; bit of foxing, Fine to Very Fine. The CZSG Census records no #C3 covers with either type of official perfin.
Scott C3 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $1,100.00
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716

C17.PP

Airmail, 1939, 15¢ Canal Anniversary, perforated "P" (CZSG C17.PP), orientation 6, tied by a Balboa Heights slogan cancel, Feb 10, 1940, on a legal size Panama Canal, Executive Office Official Business airmail envelope to Washington D.C., Very Fine. One of 20 mostly similar covers listed in the CZSG Census.
Scott C17 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $160.00
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717

C17.PP

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $140.00
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718

C22.PP

Airmail, 1951, 6¢ Globe and Wing, perforated "PSN" (CZSG C22.PP), orientation 5, tied by a New York, N.Y. slogan cancel, Aug 27, 1952, on a gray airmail envelope to Orange, Tex.; handstamped straightline "Posted on the High Seas" with an oval "The Pacific Steam Navigation Co./ Cristobal, C.Z." and straightline "S.S. Cristobal" handstamps; Pacific Steam Navigation Co. logo on the flap, Very Fine. The only recorded C22 cover with an official perfin.
Scott C22 var. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $375.00
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719

Government "P" Perfin Collection, begins with Scott Nos. 37/135 and C5/C20, displaying the stamp with the "P" perfin upright and rotated 90, 180 and 270 degrees, and there are some "split P's" where parts of the perfin are on opposite sides, vast majority are used, better are mint including No. 39 og blocks of four and nine and an og bottom left corner single with perfin in stamp and bottom selvage, No. 40 (two og blocks of four), No. 46 used, No. 48 og, Nos. 74 & 75 & 84 og blocks of four, also includes two US 2c Washington (Scott No. 332 or 375) with "RPR" perfin -- there were two perfins used by the company -- a "P" for stamps used in the Canal Zone and a "RPR" for the New York City office -- in mounts on exhibit style pages, also includes two sporadically filled stockbooks of sorted duplicates, there are approximately 275 stamps in the mounted collection and about 700 stamps in the two stockbooks, few faults as always, generally Fine to Very Fine, Nos. 71, 74 and 75 og with 1986 A.P.S. certificates.

Shipping charges apply - weight 9.4 lbs.
It would be very difficult to duplicate this collection. See the entire collection online. Accompanied by article from The Canal Zone Philatelist Whole No. 120, pp. 33-34 which is a survey of known examples on airmail stamps. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Video3 for this lot) (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $4,000-5,000
SOLD for $4,250.00
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720

"PSN" Perfins Group, 61 stamps from 20 different issues, used, with the "PSN" perfin upright and rotated 90, 180 and 270 degrees, and there is a No. 122 vertical pair each with two perfins and a C10 with a "split PSN's" where parts of the perfin are on top and bottom, also includes No. 73 og with "UN" perfin, No. 81 used with a partial perfin with an "8" clearly visible, and No. C5 used single and vertical pair with "BAA" perfins, few faults as always, generally Fine to Very Fine, see all 66 of these very scarce stamps online. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Estimate $800-1,200
SOLD for $650.00
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721

O1, O2, O4, O9

Official, 1941 1¢ 3¢, 10¢ and 1947 5¢ (Scott O1, O2, O4, O9), six covers consisting of No. O1 used with No. CO1 on Panama Canal Official Business legal sized covers to the US (one 1949 and one 1950; former opened roughly at right), No. O2 vertical pair used with No. CO2 on United States Marshal Department of Justice legal sized penalty airmail envelope to the Civil Service Commission in Washington D.C. signed by the clerk to the District Attorney at bottom left, No. O4 on legal size Panama Canal Official Business penalty cover to the American Embassy in Nicaragua, No. O9 on Panama Canal penalty envelope sent registered but was unclaimed and returned, and a legal sized US Public Health Service Official cover franked by Nos. O1 (pair), O2 and O9 to the Chief of the Caribbean Sector of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau in Guatemala, Very Fine, see all six covers on the web. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $475.00
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722

OX3, OX6, OX7

Post Office Seals on cover collection (Scott OX3, OX6, OX7), 14 covers consisting of US No. OX13 on 1917 Frank Greene cover to Michigan returned to sender with pointed hand and other markings, Canal Zone No. OX3 (six covers -- 1933 flown cover from Oregon to Colombia via Los Angeles, 1934 airmail cover from Ecuador to the Canal Zone (two seals), 1932 cover from Edinburgh Scotland to the Canal Zone (two seals) with instructions to send to Canada if not delivered with manuscript note on back "opened by mistake, do not know Miss Morrison - B.C. Perry", and three affixed to three covers recovered from the crash of A.A.M.C. 100 near Cristobal (two from Argentina and a 15 x 10.5 in. envelope from the International Petroleum Co. in Peru to the company's Toronto Canada office), No. OX6 (three covers -- two 1971 covers including one from Romania and a 1972 legal sized window envelope with a block of four), and No. OX7 (4; 1979), Very Fine and scarce, see them all online. Scott catalog value without premium for crash covers and with the OX6 block of four as a single (unlisted in Scott as a block). Shipping charges apply - weight 0.8 lbs.
Scott $2,475. (Video for this lot) (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $650.00
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723

OX3

Post Office Seal, 1917, slate violet, rouletted (Scott OX3), used to seal a roughly opened Postage Due cover from Almirante, Panama to Cristobal in April 1926; franked with a pair of 1¢ Balboa from a booklet pane (197b) tied by a faint, illegible c.d.s. with a violet "T1" in circle handstamp an Apr 8 Cristobal duplex handstamp and a pair of 2c Postage Dues (C20) with target cancels; after roughly opening the cover at the right, the addressee wrote "Open by mistake" on the front and back - the front being erased - and the seal was torn when the cover was opened a second time; nonetheless, a Fine and very unusual usage. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $150.00
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724

1907-23, Big Ole Pile of Early Postal Stationery, consisting of Nos. U1 (55 unused including 45 with same preprinted address and 42 used including 16 uprated including one to New Zealand with No. 38 top right corner selvage block of four), U2 (27 unused including 14 with vignette and overprint shifted, and approximately 130-150 used), U3 (two unused (one with extra 1c stamp affixed) and 11 used including two with uprating stamp lost), U4 (one unused and 40 used including 1 with uprating stamp lost), U5 (9 unused and 19 used), UX1 (21 unused and 110 used), UX2 (45 unused and 114 used including 14 uprated to destinations outside the US and Canal Zone), UX2c (unused), UX2d (unused), UX3 (11 unused and 32 used, No. UX4 (11 unused and 114 used including 10 to destinations outside the US and Canal Zone), UX5 (6 used), it is noteworthy that Nox. UX2 and UX3 feature a variety of overprint types and spacing, as always, the majority of the used are to either the Canal Zone or the US, the foreign destinations Costa Rica, England, and Germany, a wide variety of cancels including R.P.O., a few entires with Esperanto label or message on reverse, some with interesting preprinted messages, some faults as always on large lots of 100 year old paper items, generally Fine to Very Fine or better, see the highlights online. Shipping charges apply - weight 8.8 lbs.
Scott $64,855. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)

Estimate $4,000-6,000
SOLD for $3,500.00
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725

Massive Mint and Used Postal Stationery Accumulation, 1920's-60's, many thousands of mint and used (some first day) postal stationery envelopes and postal cards, most of the value is in unused Nos. U4, U12 (4 legal size), U14, UC1 (many), UC2 (many), plus unused and used varieties of Nos. UX9 & UX10, arranged on exhibit style pages and stock pages, plus loose, some sorting required, very heavy duplication, few faults as always on large accumulations but the vast majority of the items are sound, generally Fine to Very Fine or better, see some of the highlights online. Shipping charges apply - weight 82 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Video3 for this lot) (Video4 for this lot) (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $2,500-3,500
SOLD for $2,100.00
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726

U1Sa

Envelope, 1916, 1c green & black, red "SPECIMEN" overprint (Scott U1Sa), two small control punches and printed red Order No. "F 4867"; flap pasted to a tan card, Very Fine. One of only four with this order number; from the American Bank Note Co. Archives, with 2008 A.P.S. certificate.
UPSS 1Sa; $1,250. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $650.00
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727

U2b

Envelope, 1916, 2c carmine & black, head and overprint only (Scott U2b), mint entire, Very Fine. Only mint examples are recorded.
UPSS 2c; $750.
Scott $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $550.00
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728

U2b

Envelope, 1916, 2c carmine & black, head and overprint only (Scott U2b), mint entire, Very Fine. Only mint examples are recorded.
UPSS 2c; $750.
Scott $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $700.00
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729

U2b var.

Envelope, 1916, 2c carmine & black, head and overprint only (Scott U2b var.), used entire, the inside with a complete design & overprint; postmarked with a Balboa Heights duplex handstamp, May 21, 1920, with a stenciled address to a Maj. Charles J. Isley in Quarry Heights, CZ and a printed William C. White corner card; folded for display, outer head and overprint a bit faded, Fine to Very Fine. One of only three recorded.
UPSS 2c; $2,500.
Scott $1,750+. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $1,700.00
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730

U2c

Envelope, 1916, 2c red & black, frame only (Scott U2c), a clean mint entire, Very Fine.
UPSS 2d; $750.
Scott $850. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $850.00
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731

U2 var.

Envelope, 1916, 2c carmine & black, color shift (Scott U2 var.), two mint entires with major different upward shifts of the vignette and overprint: one about 2mm, the other about 3mm and 1.5mm to the left; the first with very minor flaws, Very Fine.
UPSS 2f; $500. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $225.00
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732

U2 var.

Envelope, 1916, 2c carmine & black, color shift (Scott U2 var.), major upward shift of vignette and overprint combined with a slight downward shift of the frame, canceled with a Balboa Heights duplex handstamp, Mar 20, 1924, to Ancon; slight mounting stain on the reverse, Very Fine, signed Plass.
UPSS 2f; $200. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $350.00
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733

Envelope, 1921, 2c red (Scott U4), double Cristobal machine cancels, Nov 14, 1921, the Earliest Documented Use of this envelope; handstamped corner card of Gerald D. Bliss, P.M.; to W. Somerville, Mass. with typed instruction "S.S. 'Santa Elisa', 11-14-21", Very Fine.
UPSS 4. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $180.00
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734

Envelope, 1924, 2¢ carmine (Scott U9), cut square, canceled with a clear Ancon duplex handstamp, Oct 10, 1924, the Earliest Documented Use of this envelope, predating UPSS ERP by nearly a year; to J.M. Bartels in New York, Very Fine.
UPSS 10c. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $275.00
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735

U13 var.

Envelope, 1932, 3¢ on 2¢ carmine, albino impression of stamp (Scott U13 var.), mint entire, Very Fine.
UPSS 34a; $350. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $450.00
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736

UF1

Registration Envelope, 1918, 10¢ on 5c black & red on cream, narrow surcharge (Scott UF1), mint size 11 entire, Very Fine.
UPSS RE1; $2,000.
Scott $1,750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $1,200-1,800
SOLD for $1,200.00
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737

UF1

Registration Envelope, 1918, 10¢ on 5c black & red on cream, narrow surcharge (Scott UF1), size 11, used with two 1c type I (31) from Balboa to Ancon, Mar 23-24, 1923; stamps tied by one of two strikes of a Balboa c.d.s.; two more strikes on the reverse along with a blue Ancon c.d.s. the next day, Very Fine.
UPSS RE1; $2,500.
Scott $2,000. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $1,300.00
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738

UF1

Registration Envelope, 1918, 10¢ on 5c black & red on cream, narrow surcharge (Scott UF1), size 11, used with two 2c type IV (53) from Corozal to Attleboro, Mass., via Cristobal and New York, Nov 1-21, 1919; stamps tied by target cancels with a blue Nov 1 Corozal c.d.s. alongside; handstamped "Collect Duty/ Before D(elivery)" with Customs Label attached; backstamped Cristobal, Nov 4, New York, Nov 18, and Attleboro, stamps slightly damaged (pre-use), otherwise Very Fine.
UPSS RE1; $2,500.
Scott $2,000. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $1,600.00
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739

UF1

Registration Envelope, 1918, 10¢ on 5c black & red on cream, narrow surcharge (Scott UF1), size 11, used with a 5c type IV (54) from Cristobal to Trois-Islet, Martinique and redirected to Avignon, France, May18-Aug 24, 1920; stamp tied by one of two Cristobal double ovals with May 18 Cristobal and Aug 2 Trois-Islet c.d.s.s also on the front, the latter apparently upon dispatch to France; backstamps include four different Martinique c.d.s.s:, Fort de France (May 27 & Aug 2), Poiterie (May 28), Trois-Islet (May 29) and Avignon (Aug 24); opened at flap, splitting stamp in two, otherwise Very Fine.
UPSS RE1; $2,500.
Scott $2,000.

The addressee was a member of the 58th Infantry Regiment of the French Colonial Army and had apparently had been tranferred home . (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $1,500.00
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740

UF1

Registration Envelope, 1918, 10¢ on 5c black & red on cream, narrow surcharge (Scott UF1), size 11, used with a 2c type IV (53) from Cristobal to Stuart, Fla., Sep 8-18, 1920; stamps tied by one of two Cristobal double ovalswith a Sep 8 c.d.s. alongside; backstamped with a light Stuart c.d.s.; opened at flap, splitting stamp, otherwise Very Fine.
UPSS RE1; $2,500.
Scott $2,000. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $900.00
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