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1861, 24c red lilac George Washington, used with fancy cork cancel, fresh colour, a pretty stamp, very fine. (Image)
Scott $ 300
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Lot No: 641
Symbol: O
Cat No: 92
1867-8, 1c blue Franklin "F" Grill, lightly postmarked, striking deep colour, nicely-centered, well-defined grill, a lovely stamp, very fine. (Image)
Scott $ 425
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Lot No: 642
Symbol: **
Cat No: 298, 299
1901, 8c brown violet & black and 10c yellow Pan-American Issue, each never hinged, fresh and fine. (Image)
Scott $ 530
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Lot No: 643
Symbol: **
Cat No: 3138
1997, 32c Bugs Bunny, pane of 10 self-adhesives, one with die cutting omitted, never hinged and very fine. (Image)
Scott $ 130
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Lot No: 867
Symbol: Cvr
1850s (late), 5c "Shore to Ship" cover to Nassau, Bahamas, franked with 1c blue Type II pair and single 3c dull red, cancelled in manuscript, most likely on board-ship, endorsed "per Karnak" at upper left, a ship well-known for plying the waters between the United States and the Bahamas, the 5c rate paying the 3c United States + 2c Ship fee, manuscript "4" due mark likely applied upon arrival, some tone spots to adhesives, else fine and scarce. (Image)
Estimate C$ 400
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Lot No: 868
Symbol: Cvr
1857 (October 23),1c, strip of three, Type V, showing the "double circle" variety, on cover to Columbus, Ohio, the strip showing positions 52R8, 62R8, and 72R8, the 52R8 displaying the variety, tied by crisp blue Butlerville (Jennings County) Indiana c.d.s, pencil annotations on reverse, an uncommon town cancel and desirable franking, fine. (Sc. 24) (Image)
Estimate C$ 300
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Lot No: 869
Symbol: Cvr
1861 (April 11), Hinckley & Co.'s Express, Denver City, cover to Golden City, Jefferson Territory, Colorado (then Kansas Territory), franked with 3c dull red, cancelled with black grid, octagonal ’Philadelphia Pa" c.d.s. alongside (6 Feb) at left, endorsed "Care Hinckley & Co's Express St. Joseph Mo" at lower left, some soiling at left, overall fine-very fine, and a very scarce usage to the unofficial territory of Jefferson. (Sc. 26) (Image)
Estimate C$ 300
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Lot No: 870
Symbol: Cvr
1862 (May 16), Union Patriotic cross-border Civil War cover to Canada, postmarked with Washington DC large double-circle c.d.s., to Welland, Canada West, with "UD States / 10 cts" cross-border arc handstamp (Herts-Sampson #1179), attractive Samuel Raynor cachet depicting Liberty and "Loyal to the Union of Massachusetts" slogan, reverse with Port Colborne UC double split-ring transit (17 May), reduced at top, but a scarce cachet, and a seldom seen cross-border usage of a Civil War patriotic cover. (Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 871
Symbol: Cvr
1862 (Jun 15), Confederate States, Farmville Virginia cover, franked with 5c light blue, to Richmond, Virginia, adhesive cancelled with circular grid, postmarked with Farmville c.d.s., some light stains and edge wear, common for mail of this nature, a scarce grid cancel. (Sc. 4) (Image)
Estimate C$ 120
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Lot No: 872
Symbol: Cvr
1862 (circa), Lake City Florida, Confederate Civil War cover, to Lauren Hills, Georgia, sent unfranked, struck with Lake City c.d.s. (Apr 2), DUE 10 in black alongside, sender's return address of ‘W.W. Glover Sergt. Co. I, 6th Ga. Regt.’. Small tears and some soiling, typical for such wartime mail. (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 873
Symbol: Cvr
1863 (March), Union Patriotic Civil War cover to Columbus, Kentucky, endorsed "Paid", to the Chaplain of the 11th Illinois Infantry, ‘Received / Cairo Illinois" c.d.s. backstamp (29 Mar), attractive violet cachet depicting the Union Army charging with flags, poem below referencing the F.F.'s (Fleet Footed Virginians), slightly trimmed at right and light edge toning, else fine-very fine. (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 874
Symbol: Cvr
1864 (circa), New York 60th Regiment Civil War patriotic cover, to Hyde Park, Vermont, franked with 3c rose, tied by Saint Denis (Baltimore County) Maryland blue large c.d.s. (13 Jan), light water marks and tone spots, tiny corner fault at upper right, but a scarce cachet and seldom seen small town cancel. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 875
Symbol: Cvr
1864 (Mar 1), Forwarded Mail with P.O. Returned Letter Office cover, to Port Deposit, Pennsylvania, with enclosure, datelined February 28, franked with 3c rose with Landisburgh, Pennsylvania large circle cancel, dated Feb 30, with March 1 manuscript overtop, Union Deposit c.d.s. on front (21 Mar), evidently held until May 10 per subsequent backstamp and noted "not called for" in manuscript, on reverse, "Forwarded" and "Due 3 Cts" noted on front, the cover then returned to the Return Letter Office, postmarked June 6th and mailed back to the sender, the Post Office envelope roughly reduced at right, the original cover with tears at back, an otherwise scarce intact group. (Image)
Estimate C$ 120
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Lot No: 876
Symbol: Cvr
1864 (circa), Holladay Overland Mail and Express Co., black printed company frank on 3c postal stationery cover to New York City, struck with San Francisco California double circle c.d.s. (17 Dec) & cogwheel cancellation, small tears at top with part of back flap removed and repaired, yet an uncommon Express Company. (Sc. U58) (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 877
Symbol: Cvr
1864 (circa), Civil War patriotic cover, Port Royal, South Carolina, to Rockville, Pennsylvania, depicting a Union soldier in battle with a Confederate soldier on horseback, franked with 3c rose, tied by Port Royal SC c.d.s. (12 July), some edge faults and the odd tone spot, otherwise fine, a seldom-seen illustration. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 878
Symbol: Cvr
1864 (circa), Union Patriotic Civil War postage due cover to Ohio, sent unfranked from Columbus (30 Mar), struck with circular "Due 3" in black, Union Stationery Depot cachet depicting an Eagle and Flags on rocks by the sea, manuscript notation "Soldier's Letter / Col. G Moody / 74 Reg / Camp Chase", slightly reduced at left with trivial stain at upper corner, else a fine and attractive cover. (Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 879
Symbol: Cvr
1865 (circa), Wells Fargo & Co. New Republic 3c postal stationery cover, black Haller Type E printed frank with blue Wells Fargo & Co. NEW REPUBLIC blue oval datestamp overtop indicia (27 Mar) (Leutzinger type 11-9), to Santa Cruz City, reduced at left and small repair to upper right corner, else of fine appearance, a scarce cancellation. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 880
Symbol: Cvr
1865, 30c Franklin, single franking, New York to Switzerland, adhesive tied to folded cover by segmented cork cancel in black, red "PAID BR PKT" transit below, reverse with Bad. Bahnpost (18 Feb), Basel (18 Feb), and next-day Neuchatel backstamps, typical filing folds, a pleasing example demonstrating this rate, fine. (Sc. 71) (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 881
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
1866 (April 30), illustrated Thorough Bred Spanish Merino Sheep cover and contents, to Bastrop, Texas, franked with 3c rose, Woodstock, Vermont segmented cork double circle cancel alongside, with corresponding c.d.s., the reverse and contents with lovely sheep illustrated advertising, a superb exhibit piece. (Sc. 65) (Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 882
Symbol: Cvr
1866 (Nov. 5), Wells Fargo & Co, Pacheco Oval on 3c postal stationery cover, to Santa Cruz City, black Haller Type E printed frank, with blue Wells Fargo & Co. PACHECO (Contra Costa City) blue oval datestamp overtop indicia, (Leutzinger type 3-8), repaired tears to back flap, but a scarce cancellation. (Image)
Estimate C$ 120
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Lot No: 883
Symbol: Cvr
1879 (September 17), 3c Navy Official single franking, cancelled with oval grid cancel, postmarked with Princeton, Massachusetts c.d.s., to Brooklyn, New York, with same-day c.d.s. arrival backstamp, some wrinkling and spots of soiling, but a scarce franking. (Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 884
Symbol: Cvr
1883 (January) Bavaria to New York, returned postage due unpaid cover, postmarked with Brockenau despatch, struck with boxed "T" and New York "Due 10 Cents" opera glasses upon arrival, further struck on reverse with New York transit c.d.s. (30 Jan), forwarded to Jersey City and affixed with strip of four, a pair, and two singles of the 1c postage due, the addressee evidently not found and the cover returned, whereupon struck with "Advertised " and "Feb 10 1883" datestamp, triangular DEAD LETTER OFFICE datestamp on reverse, affixed on front with yellow "Letter returned by Carrier" label and struck with black framed "Retour" handstamp, applied on return to Germany with three Wurzburg "returned letter" seals, some small edge tears, of little importance given the circuitous travels of this cover, fine and most unusual. (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 885
Symbol: Cvr
1891 (August 10), Mobeetie, Texas fancy cancel postage due cover to Putnam, Connecticut, franked with 3c Banknote, tied by crisp segmented cork cancel, struck with violet "Due 3 Cents" and affixed to 3c Postage Due, it tied by superb strike of fancy cork in black, Putnam c.d.s. (17 Aug) alongside, small repair to upper right, a lovely cover, an uncommon usage of a fancy cancel on a postage due. (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 886
Symbol: Cvr
1892 (November 14), 5c Postage Due pair on incoming cover from Leeds, to New York, franked with ½d vermilion and 1d lilac pair, each tied by choice strike of Holbeck B.O. Leeds squared circle, T25 and New York / DUE 10 CENTS postage due handstamps applied, affixed with 5c postage due pair, fine and attractive. (Sc. J25) (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 887
Symbol: Cvr
1892 (January 22), S.S. Eider Shipwreck cover, New York to Frankfurt, Germany, postmarked with New York duplex, handstamped with violet “Per Eider” and VIA ENGLAND, wrecked en route to London and struck with violet two-line 'Frankirter Brief aus / gestrandetem D. Eider geborgen,' no backstamps, faults at right, but a most unusual disaster cover; The Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer 'Eider', on a voyage from New York to Southampton was stranded on the Atherfield Ledge near St. Catherines Point, half a mile from the Isle of Wight, at 10 p.m on the 31st of January, 1892. It was first thought that the steamer was undamaged, and that she could be refloated. By the following evening it was decided to disembark the passengers, and at the same time some of the mail was also landed. The following day, with the seas breaking over the ship, which was by now leaking badly, the aft holds which contained the remaining mail was full of water. On the morning of February 3, with others unloaded over the following days by divers, and the three violet cachets found on this cover were applied.(Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 888
Symbol: Cvr
1897, 3c Jackson uprated 2c Grant letter sheet to Brazil, tied by Cincinnati machine cancel, reverse with two different strikes of Rio de Janeiro (8 Jun), Sao Paulo and "Rapido / C.A. S. Paulo" c.d.s. (9 Jun), some light edge creasing, but a scarce usage. (Sc. U293) (Image)
Estimate C$ 120
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Lot No: 889
Symbol: Cvr
1902 (January 6), St. Louis World's Fair, Hesse Envelope Co cachet, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, franked with 2c Bureau issue, tied by St. Louis c.d.s., corner card of Dr. J.W. McDowell, an attractive and clean cover. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 890
Symbol: Cvr
1902 (February 9), St. Louis World's Fair illustrated cover, to Chicago, Illinois, franked with 2c Bureau issue, on "Louisiana Purchase Centennial" Hesse cachet cover, tied by St. Louis "World's Fair" slogan cancel, an attractive and clean cover, very fine. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 891
Symbol: Cvr
1902, Pan-American Exposition uprated registered postal stationery cover to Germany, Fourth Street National Bank 1c Franklin stationery uprated with 2c pair, 5c and 8c single Pan-American Exposition issues, boxed violet "REGISTERED / Nov 10 1902 / PHILADELPHIA PA" handstamp tying 5c, New York registration etiquette affixed overtop, reverse with New York transit (11 Nov) and Netra (22 Nov) c.d.s. arrival backstamp, light edge wrinkles in places, an attractive franking. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 892
Symbol: Cvr
1903 (November 11), St. Louis World's Fair, Electrical Building cachet, printed by Hesse, overprinted "Postponed to 1904", franked with 1c Bureau issue, tied by St. Louis "World's Fair" slogan cancel, corner card of the Eden Publishing House, to St. Charles, Missouri, a lovely and colourful cover, very fine. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 893
Symbol: Cvr
1904 (June 9), Louisiana Purchase set on cover to Switzerland, with single 1c, 2c, 3c, 5c, and five 10c, all tied by San Francisco duplex, partial Zurich c.d.s. arrival backstamp, reduced at left, with some each creasing and surface abrasions mostly to reverse, but an unusual franking to a foreign destination. (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 894
Symbol: Cvr
1904 (August 28), St. Louis World's Fair, Administration Building illustrated cover, to Hudson, Massachusetts, franked with two 1c Louisiana Purchase Exposition, tied by St. Louis "World's Fair" slogan cancel, with next-day arrival backstamp, some staining to adhesives and light edge wear, else an attractive and uncommon illustration, fine. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 895
Symbol: Cvr
1905 (May 19), 1c Sheridan uprated reply card from Russia, to Detroit, the 1c Louisiana Purchase issue uprating the card tied by Cyrillic "Suvalki" c.d.s. (today in Poland), Kursenai c.d.s. transit also struck on front, additional mostly indistinct c.d.s., some corner creasing, but a most unusual usage, both due to its uncommon origin, and being uprated by a commemorative issue. (Sc. UY4) (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 896
Symbol: Cvr
1919 (July 25), American Expeditionary Force, Siberia, censored cover to Nebraska, YMCA soldier's mail cover, postmarked with "US Postal Agency / Siberia / 1" duplex, struck at lower left with boxed "A.E.F. SIBERIA / CENSORED" handstamp, signed by Chaplain, to Benedict, Nebraska, some light edge creasing, a fine-very fine example of mail from the North Russia Intervention. (Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 897
Symbol: Cvr
1924 (May 23), 10c Postage Due on incoming cover from Tientsin, China, to Boston, Massachusetts, franked with 3c pair and single 4c Junk, tied by bilingual Tientsin 14 c.d.s., multiple due markings including black T, Due 10, and boxed T 50 ctms (50 in manuscript), affixed with 10c postage due and tied by Boston oval, reverse with Shanghai machine transit, some edge creasing, else a fine and desirable cover for both China and United States collectors. (Sc. J65) (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 898
Symbol: Cvr
1930s (circa), Fourth Regiment, Shanghai, China, USMC cancel, dated August 23, ties 2c George Rogers Clark to cover to California, a scarce usage of the special Marine Corps cancellation, not often seen. The 4th Regiment, also known as the China Marines, were stationed in Shanghai from the late 1920s until 1941. Their mission was to protect the lives, property, and commerce of American citizens in the International Settlement.(Image)
Estimate C$ 150
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Lot No: 899
Symbol: Cvr
1937 (August 13), 4th Regiment in Shanghai, China, franked with violet "FOURTH MARINE MAIL / No postage available / Collect on Delivery" Colonel's handstamp, postmarked with "4th Regt U.S.M.C. / Shanghai, China / SEMPER FIDELIS" datestamp, to San Diego, without backstamps, a very fine example of this scarce making; The 4th Regiment, also known as the China Marines, were stationed in Shanghai from the late 1920s until 1941. Their mission was to protect the lives, property, and commerce of American citizens in the International Settlement.(Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 900
Symbol: Cvr
Canal Zone, 1916 (January 28), registered cover from Cristobal to Philadelphia, franked with 2c and 10c "CANAL / ZONE" overprints, tied by Cristobal machine cancel, typed "S.S. Tenadores" endorsement at lower left, reverse with Cristobal (31 Jan), New York (7 Feb) and Philadelphia (8 Feb) c.d.s. backstamps, small stain at lower right corner, else fine. (Sc. 42, 45) (Image)
Estimate C$ 80
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Lot No: 901
Symbol: Cvr
Canal Zone, 1918 (September 17), P.C.D. military censored cover to Philadelphia, 2c carmine & black overprinted stationery cover, cancelled by Empire duplex, neatly-struck "MILITARY CENSORSHIP / PASSED BY" P.C.D. censor at lower left, a scarce marking, fine-very fine. (Sc. U2) (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 902
Symbol: Cvr
Canal Zone, 1929 (February 6), uprated 2c Air Mail cover to New York, franked with 25c on 2c carmine, tied by Balboa machine cancel, blue Canal Zone - USA First Flight cachet, reverse with Miami (13 Feb) and New York (15 Feb) backstamps, unlisted from Balboa in AAMC on this date, scarce and fine. (Sc. C3) (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 903
Symbol: Cvr
Cuba, 1898 (June 30), Spanish American War, Trinidad de Cuba to Philadelphia, franked with 1c and 2c Bureau issues surcharged with peso values, tied by scarce red "Trinidad Military Station 18" datestamp, reverse with Philadelphia receiver (6 Jul), reduced at right with piece missing from lower right, yet a scarce franking. (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 904
Symbol: Cvr
Cuba, 1899 (August 7), Spanish American War soldiers' letter, from Santiago, Cuba, to New York City, endorsed by William E. Hoton, Ass. Adj. General, return address of the Headquarters of the 1st Brigade, 1st Division, 5 Army Corps, Santiago, Cuba, Port Tampa Florida c.d.s. struck on front, slight overall soiling, but a scarce military cover. (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 905
Symbol: Cvr
Cuba, 1899 (May 14), Spanish American War, Havana to Canada, franked with provisionally overprinted 2c Bureau issue imprint strip of three, tied by Havana duplex with inverted "May", Toronto split-ring arrival backstamp (19 May), horizontal fold, else a fine example to an uncommon destination. (Image)
Estimate C$ 200
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Lot No: 906
Symbol: Cvr
Philippines, 1901 (November 19), U.S.S. Pathfinder, naval cover to California, 2c postal stationery cover (#U359), cancelled by Manila PI duplex, manuscript sender's notation "R.C. McGregor / U.S.S. Pathfinder / Manila P.I.", some trivial discoloration at bottom, else a fine example of mail from a sailor on board this ship, which was ordered to the Philippines to conduct hydrographic surveys supporting operations following the Spanish-American War. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 907
Symbol: Cvr
Philippines, Japanese Occupation, 1p on 4p blue First Day Cover, block of four tied by Manila No 1 Philippines duplex, locally-addressed, struck with violet framed Japanese Military Police censor, light perf toning to stamps, else a fine and scarce cover; with 2000 APS certificate. (Sc. N7) (Image)
Estimate C$ 300
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Lot No: 908
Symbol: Cvr
Puerto Rico, 1898 (December 21), Spanish America War period cover to New York, franked with 2c Bureau issue, tied by fancy segmented cork, Caguas c.d.s. alongside, return address indicates "Hospital Steward", with c.d.s. arrival backstamp (22 Dec), very fine and seldom seen. (Image)
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Lot No: 909
Symbol: Cvr
Puerto Rico, 1901 (December 13), Italian Steamer "Etruria" cover to London, franked with 5c Bureau issue, tied by blue double-circle ‘Etruria Piroscafo Postale Italiano’ c.d.s., reverse with London c.d.s. arrival backstamp (6 Jan), fine-very fine and seldom seen ship mail. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 910
Symbol: Cvr
United States, Occupation of Veracruz, Mexico, 1916 (October 28), U.S.S. Neptune cover to Virginia, with contents datelined ‘Veracruz Mexico’ written by soldier Guy Hitchcock to his girlfriend, describing being woken up by bugles, franked with 2c Washington, tied by U.S.S. Neptune datestamp, some light discoloration around edges, fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 1231
Symbol: */O
Cat No: Collection
1870s/1920s, United States used collection, most mounted in a Schaubek album, beginning with the Bank Note issues, through to the Washington-Franklins, largely duplicated lower-value denominations, strong in precancels, with over four hundred examples, up to the Prexies, with a range of towns, particular emphasis on New York, also a small stockbook of duplicates and interesting stock card with Newspaper stamp reprints and selection of perforated 3c Washingtons with attractive or unusual postmarks, mixed condition, but many fine, inspect. (Image)
Estimate C$ 100
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Lot No: 1232
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collection
1893-2001, mint and used collection of United States, consisting of thousands of stamps in three United States Seal albums, a stockbook of mint stamps and a box of additional pages for the albums, to 2010, mostly used prior to 1955, a mix of used and mint from that point, with good mint face value and very good catalogue value, most sets are missing some denominations, though note good representation of several popular series' including Columbians to the 15c plus the 50c; Pan American Exposition missing only the 8c; a good number of the different printings of the Washington-Franklins; and many of "Farley's follies" as singles, as well as Americana and Transportation issues, Bicentennial souvenir sheets, Celebrating the Century sheets and some "Legends of" series, ideal for a collector looking to fill gaps and for resellers, and would serve a new collector of USA well as a solid starting point, the early stamps in mixed condition, overall fine to very fine; our photos provide a mere glimpse at the contents. (Image)
