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[Perfumery] Philadelphia, PA, a pretty all-over illustrated cover from Harrison's Columbian Perfumery and Ink franked with two 3¢ rose (65) tied by a clear Philadelphia, c.d.s., Sep 18, 1866; addressed to Red Hook, N.Y., Fine to Very Fine. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
1969 (Jul 20), Apollo 11 Moon Landing Specimen, noted "SPECIMEN - FOR PHILATELIC REFERENCE (#59 OF 150)"; additional franking on reverse with Webster, TX cancel Aug 11, 1969 and "Delayed in Quarantine at Lunar Receiving Laboratory M.S.C. Houston, Texas", signed Bolaffi, Diena & others, with 1984 Bolaffi certificate. (Image)
Estimate $750-1,000
1928//1933, Zeppelin Flown Cover Group, eight with 1928 (1) and 1929 (6 "round the world"; 4 from NYC and 2 from Los Angeles) flown by the L.Z. 127 and franked by many issues from the 1920's including one partially franked by #547, and a 1933 cover with two #C18 pairs with "New York N.Y. Varick St. Annex Oct. 4, 1933" (3rd day NYC) duplex tying one pair and the other pair tied by the large magenta triangular Zeppelin handstamp cachet (the consignor paid $180 on eBay in 2006), Very Fine to Extremely Fine group, fully imaged online. (Image)
Estimate $400-600
1926, Sesqui-Centennial Exposition, Promotional Poster Stamps, eight different designs in black, orange & blue in a perforated pane of 8, 155x120 mm; 30 panes with interleaving in a partial cloth-bound pad, which appears to have originally been a pane of 100; remarkably bright and fresh with full gum, o.g., never hinged, Extremely Fine. (Image)
Estimate $400-600
1867-82, School Stamps on Covers, 5 including Brown's Business College, School Stamp of Jamestown School & Collegiate Institute with the letter (1867), Hannum's Hartford Business College (1882), and 2 from a school in Bristol R.I., Very Fine, fully imaged online, Jamestown cover with 2006 P.F. certificate. (Image)
Estimate $750-1,000
Spanish American War All-Over Flag Patriotic Covers, nine, 44, 45 or 46 stars, consisting of 1¢ with block of 4 and single to England, 1¢ & 4¢ to Germany, 1¢ pair domestic, 1¢ solo domestic, 2¢ solo domestic (2; one to August Dietz and one to Toledo (OH) Hospital), 5¢ solo (3; to Germany, France and Switzerland), Fine to Very Fine, fully imaged online. (Image)
Estimate $350-500
[Louisiana] Shreveport Stampless cover, manuscript "Shreveport/ Augt 26 La" with small handstamped "25" on a folded letter to Lexington, Oglethrope [sic], Georgia; 2-page business letter docketed "Buck Hall, Aug 21, 1842"; fragile with tears along folds. Rare. (Image)
Estimate $150-200
Newport British Colonial handstamp, 1772, with manuscript black "4" crossed out and rerated "3" at top right, addressed to "Queen Anne's County, Maryland", regarding a mortgage, Fine and very rare strike.Estimate $500-750
Newport British Colonial handstamp, 1772, with manuscript "pd 2.16" at top right, addressed to Boston and docketed "Ben. Harrison, Esq. Aug. 12, 1772", no contents, Very Fine and very rare.Estimate $800-1,200
"N.P." Newport British handstamp, datelined 6 August 1785, with manuscript "3.8" at top right, written and addressed in French, to New York City; letter with piece out near top affecting a small part of the letter, Extremely Fine strike, The A.S.C.C. records the earliest use at 24 May and the latest use at 7 August, 1785, a very short window of 76 days.Estimate $800-1,200
Newport American handstamp, c. 1789, with manuscript "2" at top right, addressed to New Haven CT and docketed "Christopher Ellery" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Ellery), no date and no contents, Fine and very rare strike, this postmark was in use Feb. 1788- March 1790, with 1989 P.F. certificate.Estimate $600-800
Newport American handstamp, 13 March 1790, Latest Known Use per A.S.C.C., at top left, with manuscript "Paid 1.8" at top right, addressed to London, Great Britain, with scarce "Deal / Ship LRE" two line handstamp and manuscript "1" shilling paid to the U.K., letter datelined "Richmond, State of Rhode Island, 13th of 3rd mo. 1790" (quaker date); minor splitting along file folds with letter cleanly reinforced, Very Fine and very rare strike, the statehood period officially began 29 May 1790., with 1989 P.F. certificate.Estimate $600-800
9th Corps, 4 used Civil War Patriotics, 3 with Washington D.C. cancels and one stampless with "Due 3" and a Beverly N.J. cancel, 2 are 4th Division, one 3rd (with blue faint "Detroit Mich. receiving circular datestamp and "Advertised" in lozenge), the 3rd & 4th Divisions with Magee imprints at left; non-division with "1865 Civil War" noted in ink at top center, couple very slightly reduced at right, Very Fine group, none are listed in Weiss, 3rd Division cover is ex Bischel (lot 2863), stampless with light vertical crease.Estimate $500-750
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