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UNITED STATES POSSESSIONS Cuba continued...
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4041 E   imagePrisoner of War Mail. 1898 two covers from Annapolis, Md and Washington, D.C., showing "U.S.N.A. Censored" and "Prisoner's Letter Censored and Forwarded Navy Department Bureau of Navigation, Washington, D.C.", the latter with Spanish Red Cross handstamp applied on arrival, fine and extremely rare pair of covers from Spanish naval officers captured during the battle of Santiago Harbor. They were transported to the US and held briefly at the Naval Academy at Annapolis, pending repatriation to Spain following the signing of Armistice agreement on 12 Aug, 1898 (Image)



SOLD for $1,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNITED STATES POSSESSIONS Philippines
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4042 E   image"Postal Markings of the U.S. Military Stations in the Philippines 1898-1902", partially prepared exhibit of 60+ covers or cards, mostly on pages, including Transport Post Office Forerunners, "Remember the Maine" patriotic cacheted cover from Hong Kong to Ilolo, Military Station markings, Registered cover from "U.S. Military P.O. Sta San Francisco, Cal. U.S.A. No. 1 Philippines" to Hong Kong, others to Wei-Hai-Wei and Tonkin, red violet arrival pmk, incoming registered cover from Mauritius to Manila, "M.O.B." marking, disaster mail ("Damaged Mail off S.S. Morgan City, Manila P.I. 9.30.99") cover addressed to Ilolo (The U.S. Army transport "Morgan City," a chartered steamship, sank while making passage through the Inland Sea of Japan. The ship was en route from San Francisco to the Philippines, carrying recruits for the U.S. Army), Military Station Dagupan, Jolo, Luzon, San Fernando, Military Station Siassi, Zamboanga, etc. Also included is a card from Hungary addressed to Aguinaldo, "chief of the rebels of Manila", plus a cover with Revolutionary franking, paying postage and Registry fee between two Rebel-held towns, mixed condition, remarkable assembly (Image) (image 4042a) (image 4042b) (image 4042c) (image 4042d) (image 4042e) (image 4042f) (image 4042g) (image 4042h) (image 4042i) (image 4042j) (image 4042k) (image 4042l) (image 4042m) (image 4042n) (image 4042o) (image 4042p) (image 4042q) (image 4042r) (image 4042s) (image 4042t) (image 4042u) (image 4042v) (image 4042w) (image 4042x) (image 4042y) (image 4042z)

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SOLD for $26,000.00
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4043 E   imageMilitary Mail. 1941 three covers, one from Kahuku, Hawaii to USA, showing return address of HQ 192nd Tank Bn., designation "PLUM", plus two covers addressed to "PLUM C/o Postmaster", sent October and December 1941, both "Returned to Sender Service Suspended" handstamps, scarce group ("PLUM" was the code name for the U.S. Army in the Philippines in the buildup to World War II) (Image) (image 4043a)

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SOLD for $280.00
Will close during Public Auction
4044 E   imageMilitary Mail. 1943 (ca) cover from A.C. Jumauan, franked with specially prepared local label inscribed "USAFFE 2 centavos SCF" (denoting U.S.Armed Far East), tied by Badian/Cebu (16 Mar,194?) pmk, sent to Moalboal, censored by hand at Badian by MP Officer, some toning and cover wrinkles, rare (a small quantity of these labels was printed locally to serve as postage stamps in the areas held by the Philippine Guerilla fighters) (Image)



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4045 E   imageMilitary Mail. 1944 (30 July) legal size cover franked with 2c "Guerilla Postal Service", tied by oval "Posted in the Free Philippines 30 July 1944 M.D.No.10 Mindanao Guerilla Area", addressed to The Saturday Evening Post in Philadelphia, boxed "We Defend upon Gen.MacArthur's Pledge to Return" handstamp, "Tenth Military District" censor cachet, showing return address of Raul Celeste C/o Major Leo Hipe USFIP APO 500, wrinkled, with some toning, nevertheless a fine cover (released in 1943, this Philippine guerilla stamp was intended for use on the island of Mindanao. It is referred to as the "Free Philippines Guerilla Stamp" and was approved by General Douglas MacArthur. The stamps were printed in Brisbane and were delivered by the U.S.S Naval submarine to the 10th Military District at Esperanza, Agusan province, Mindanao. Colonel Wendell Fertig received the stamps on 15th November 1943, at the time he was the commander of the largest group of guerillas in the Philippines. A few covers were prepared, canceled at HQ at Esperanza and delivered by courier internally or forwarded to Australia) (Image)



SOLD for $4,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNITED STATES POSSESSIONS Puerto Rico
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4046 E   image1898-1900 collection of 19 covers or cards, written-up on exhibit pages, various frankings and destinations, Military Station No.5 Coamo, Military Station No.4 San Juan, showing "Advertised", "Dead Letter Bureau" and "Address supplied and forwarded", auxiliary markings applied in San Juan (not recorded in literature), "Official Business" Post Office Department envelopes to NY, Military Station No.3 Mayaguez, No.2 Guayama, incoming mail to Ponce, one handstamped "Military Station No.1 Washington, D.C. Ponce, Porto Rico" on cover from Canada, also Military Station No.6 Utuado, two covers with Trans-Mississippi adhesives sent from Caguas Station and Camuy, others from Bayamon and Arecibo, mixed condition, some extremely rare (Image) (image 4046a) (image 4046b) (image 4046c) (image 4046d) (image 4046e) (image 4046f) (image 4046g) (image 4046h)

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SOLD for $4,500.00
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4047 E   image1898-1901 balance of an exhibit,18 covers neatly displayed on pages, including letter posted Aug.4, 1898 from an officer in transit to Puerto Rico, cover from "Mil.Sta. No.1 Aug 3 98" (Opening Day of the Military Post Office, one of only three examples recorded), others showing "Military Station No.1 Porto Rico" provisional RPO pmks, one an attractive Patriotic design, also "Mil.Sta. No.7 Yauco P.R." provisional and normal steel duplex (with 2c Trans-Mississippi, rounded lower right corner), Naval Mail from "U.S.S. Panther" and "U.S.S. Monongahela", Military Station markings from Cayey Station, Fajardo Station, Humucao Station, Lares Station, Rio Pedras Station, San German Station, Vicques Station, some marked as "the only recorded" (Image) (image 4047a) (image 4047b) (image 4047c) (image 4047d) (image 4047e) (image 4047f) (image 4047g) (image 4047h) (image 4047i) (image 4047j) (image 4047k)

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SOLD for $5,250.00
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4048 E   image1898 (10 Oct) cover with framed "Soldier's Letter 1 Reg. U.S.V.E. Camp near Coamo Puerto Rico" ms endorsement, addressed to Baltimore, franked with 2x1c green, tied by unclear skeleton-type military pmks, sent from either Juana Diaz or Mayaguez (Military station "8" or "3"), extremely rare usage, with arrival (Oct 18) pmk on back, overall toning (Image)



SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction
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4050 E   image1899 (12 May) commercial cover to Germany, franked with 1c and 2x2c, tied by duplex pmks supported by "Aguadilla Sta. Porto Rico" departure cds, with Military Station transits and Hamburg arrival pmk, little toning, otherwise fine (Image)



CLOSED
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4051 E   image1899 two covers to USA with Trans-Mississippi franking, one with pair of 1c green, the other single 5c blue, Military Station San Juan Porto Rico departure pmks, with arrival pmks, fine-v.f. (Image)



SOLD for $140.00
Will close during Public Auction
4052 E   image1900 (25 Nov) Official Business Post Office "M.O.B." envelope to New York, with "Aibonito Sta Porto Rico" departure cds, San Juan transit and Dec.2 arrival pmks. Aibonito is a small mountain town and municipality, east of Coamo. It is the most obscure military station marking from Puerto Rico, one of only a few recorded (Image)



SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNITED STATES POSSESSIONS Wake Island
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4053 E   image1933-45 single Frame (16 pages) exhibit with 23 covers or cards, showing various types of mail to and from Wake, including ship mail, Pan-Am flight covers, contractors' mail and military usages. There are two Japanese Occupation covers, civilian internee and Marine POW items from WWII. Naval mail is from U.S.S. Chaumont (Dec 27 1933), Flight covers include a cover from U."S.S.Nitro", Pan-Am Survey flight from Honolulu to Wake and Midway, only recorded Special Delivery mail to Wake Island, letter from a Marine on Wake sent on the last Pan-Am outbound flight Dec 5,1941, cover to Pearl Harbor, "Transferred to Wake Island", returned to sender "Undeliverable", two Japanese Occupation covers, identified by address coded "U-103" ("Otori-Shima") (less than 10 pieces recorded), finally "Surrender Plea Flight Wake Island" cover with U.S. Navy 1 Sep 1945 pmk (Image) (image 4053a) (image 4053b) (image 4053c) (image 4053d) (image 4053e) (image 4053f) (image 4053g) (image 4053h) (image 4053i) (image 4053j) (image 4053k) (image 4053l) (image 4053m) (image 4053n) (image 4053o)

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SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
ALLIED INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA - NORTH RUSSIA Unite
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4054 E   image1919 YMCA cover to USA, endorsed "American Soldier", with a perfect strike of "Army T.P.O. No.1 / 12 Jy 19 / N.R.E.F.", violet "Passed as Censored A.E.F." cachet at bottom, fine. This is one of only four recorded covers from American troops showing use of the postmark of the British TPO in North Russia (Image)



SOLD for $2,700.00
Will close during Public Auction
4055 E   image1919 (24 Feb) cover franked with Russian 2x15k adhesives, tied by Archangel departure cds, addressed to a Private Percy Collar, HQ 339th Infantry American North Russian Expeditionary forces, violet "Censure Militaire Archangel 4" and Archangel (29 Feb) transit markings on back. This is one of only five (!) examples recorded of local mail to U.S. soldiers in North Russia. Censorship of Russian civilian mail was under the control of an allied commission headed by the British, American and French officers (Image)



SOLD for $1,400.00
Will close during Public Auction
4056 E   imageNaval and Maritime Mail. 1918 (6 Nov) cover to Rhode Island, sent by E.M.Palmer in Murmansk, with "U.S.S. Olympia Foreign Service" pmk, violet "Passed by Censor" hs, fine. ("U.S.S.Olympia became famous as the flagship of Commodore George Dewey when he said "you may fire when ready, Gridley" during the Battle of Manila Bay) (Image)



SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction
4057 E   imageNaval and Maritime Mail. 1919 cover to Decatur, Ill., endorsed by "C.A.Risley, A.E.F.", censored by Lt. Harry Mead at Archangel, carried on a British ship with "Received from H.M.Ship No Charge to Be raised" applied in London, dated Jun 12, 19 and endorsed "Soldier's Mail O.A.S.", fine cover sent during withdrawal of the AEF from North Russia (Lt. Mead later recalled his experience in North Russia in "The Polar Bear Expedition: The Heroes of America's Forgotten Invasion of Russia, 1918-1919", by James Carl Nelson) (Image)



SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
ALLIED INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA - NORTH RUSSIA Briti
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
4058 E   image1919 Incoming mail, two covers, one from London to "North Russian E.F.", with boxed "Base Record 3 May 1919" arrival, Army Base markings and "Unable to Trace Base A.P.O.P.B.", the other cover is from Colchester to Archangel, N.R.E.F., with "Force Evacuated to UK/Return to Sender" handstamp, P.B.2 pmk on back. A fine pair of incoming covers to the British soldiers in North Russia, both markings are "discovery" examples, only two recorded (Image)



SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
4059 E   image1919 (16 June) registered cover from Archangel to "the Illustrated London News", paying 50k with 3x10k and 20k Russian Arms, tied by departure cds, Registry handstamp alongside, Base Censor No.13 label and additional "The British Censorship is not responsible for the absence of stamps from the cover of this postal packet" typewritten flimsy, stapled at left, fine and rare, actually the only recorded example of this typeset form produced in Archangel for use on civilian mail (Image)



SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction
4060 E   image1919 (30 July) free-frank cover from Field Post Office P.B.66 to England, opened Base Censor No.16 label, additional "Passed by censor" in black and red, also "P.C." and arrival pmks, fine soldier's letter from Archangel to England (Image)



SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction

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