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UNITED STATES COLLECTIONS & VARIOUS UNITED STATES COLLECTIONS & VARIOUS
Sale No: 15
Lot No: 193
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
UNITED STATES: Collection of several hundred on album pages, mostly used to 1920, o.g. thereafter, fairly complete but for the higher value stamps, but quite nice with better centering than normal, 5 value to 90c, Columbian to $1.00, Trans Mississippi to the $1.00, 20th century, Liberty, Kansas - Nebraska, coils, back of the book, etc. An attractive group.
UNITED STATES: 1851 to 1909; several hundred primarily used on old-time Schaubek album pages, values to 90c in complete sets, including Columbian $1, $2(2) $3 (faults, many stuck down by old time hinges - should not affect used stamps), also some useful Officials, Hawaii, condition is mixed and well worth a look.
UNITED STATES: POSTAL HISTORY: 20th Century Approximately 500 covers, including WWII war time correspondence, patriotic, airflights, picture postcards, virtually no first day covers, needs sorting and some research. (SG 10,12)
UNITED STATES: Postal History; 1870's Bank Note Issues used to Japan ;Group of 14 envelopes, from the Benjamin Lyman correspondence (no enclosures). From Northampton Mass to Yokohama or Yedo, 5 with 10c brown, 4 with 15c orange, 4 with 1c, 2c, 3c, combinations, 6 with Japanese transits or receivers, two forwarded. Condition varies but a rare group to a famous man.
Benjamin Smith Lyman was an American mining engineer, surveyor and amateur anthropologist. He was hired by the Japanese government to survey the coal and oil deposits. From 1873 to 1879 he was the chief geologist to the Meiji government. Sale and Lot Updates Suggested Bid $300-500 (Image)
CV. Suggested Bid $300-500
Opening US$ 750.00
Sold...US$ 750.00
Closed..Dec-03-2025, 14:26:02 EST
Sold For 750
Sale No: 15
Lot No: 197
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UNITED STATES - British Solomon Islands: United States Military mail covers, majority 6c stationery, but many franked. 154 in total. All written up on pages or loose, 3 period photographs separated and the rest in Jim Forte lot pochettes (55), with good descriptions and priced $10 to $25 each. Also Vmails (7), some maps, letters. Telegrams, information. A fabulous group with much of the work done.
UNITED STATES: 1942 - 1945 British Solomon Islands: WWII Military covers (not documented) approximately 500 in total. 1942-45, probably most from Soloman Island area, majority 6 c stationery, though some franked,also letters, some photos including Wild Cat at Guadalcanal, 27 Vmails, documents, maps, great for research. Obviously extensive.
UNITED STATES: POSTAL HISTORY: 1920's to 1849; A Famous NY Local Training Ship U.S.S. Briarcliff 1920's to 1940 history told in letters, newspaper clippings, and photos of this fondly remembered ship based in Staten Island New York City, as part of the 3rd Naval District 33 Division. One of the trainees was John Cody who became 2nd Engineer on board the Antartic Expedition. Includes a cute letter and radiogram from "Little America". Contained all in one fat ring binder, very nostalgic.
Sale No: 15
Lot No: 202
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
UNITED STATES: Philippines; 1899 to 1946 Extensive Collection of many hundred mounted on quadrille album pages, mostly o.g. but with numerous duplicates used, and many blocks with n.h. examples including lots of back of the book, some very good stamps cataloging into the hundreds. Careful inspection will be rewarded.
PHILIPPINES: Sheet Holding; 1935 to 1944 , 78,000 stamps comprising , #384 4c yellow green, 25,000 stamps,#037, 2c apple green 25,000 stamps, Japanese Occupation #N13 2c bright green 20,000 stamps, #N14 4c slate green 8,000 stamps (many stuck together) several bricks of sheets in original sheet wrappings, mixed condition (abbreviated descriptions available) . $19,000 to $20,000 catalog Sale and Lot Updates Click here to see video images of this lot Suggested Bid $1,000-1,500 (Image)
