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Postal Card, 1886, 1¢ black on buff, double impression. Two full bold impressions, preprinted Christian Endeavor Union message, fresh and Very Fine. USPCC No. S8c. Scott No. UX9b; $4,000.
ONE OF ONLY FIVE RECORDED EXAMPLES OF THE 1¢ 1886 POSTAL CARD DOUBLE IMPRESSION ERROR.
Of the five recorded examples, there are three mint cards, one unused with pre-printed advertising, and one used. Scott $4,000 (Image)
Postal Card, 1891, 1¢ dim dark red on light buff card, die essay. Die on 155 x 95mm light buff cardstock with S12 inscription die lacking "Postal Card One Cent" at top, reverse with "C.C.W. 2" printed vertically at left, Very Fine and only recorded example of this color. Scott No. UX10E. USPCC No. S10E-F; $1,500. USPCC $1,500 (Image)
Postal Card, 1891, 1¢ black on buff, double impression, one inverted. Mint card, nicely balanced and displaced impressions, offset on reverse; trivial wrinkles and some toning confined mostly to back, Very Fine and rare. Scott No. UX10a; $3,500. Scott $3,500 (Image)
Postal Card, 1891, 1¢ blue on grayish white. Issued card with bluish-black "Specimen" Type E handstamp below stamp, Very Fine,Only 4 Recorded Examples, ex-Slawson. USPCC No. S12PSd $250. Scott No. UX11PS; Estimate $150 - 200. Est. $150-200 (Image)
Est. $150-200
Opening US$ 180.00
Sold...US$ 180.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:18:00 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 81
Lot No: 1065
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Postal Card, 1893 Columbian Exposition - Set No. 2 Goldsmith. Complete set of 10 Goldsmith Columbian Expo 1¢ Postal cards (UPSS EX15-24) mint with original wrapper (EX24Wc); some wear, otherwise Very Fine and scarce set with the wrapper. USPCC No. EX15-EX24, EX24Wc $250. Estimate; $150 - 200. Est. $150-200 (Image)
Est. $150-200
Opening US$ 180.00
Sold...US$ 180.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:18:38 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 81
Lot No: 1066
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Cat No: UX12 var.
Postal Card, 1894, 1¢ black on buff, dent in portrait frame. Mint card, fresh and pristine, Extremely Fine, a wonderfully choice and rare variety, with only two examples reported in USPCC. USPCC No. S14b2. Scott No. UX12 var.; Estimate $300 - 400. Est. $300-400 (Image)
Postal Card, 1894, 1¢ black on buff. Reverse with multicolor "The United States Express Company" printed ad showing Horse and Wagon, cancelled by "Brooklyn, N.Y., Dec 1, '96" machine cancel to local address, Very Fine and striking design. Scott No. UX12; Estimate $200 - 300. Est. $200-300 (Image)
Est. $200-300
Opening US$ 325.00
Sold...US$ 325.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:19:50 EST
Sold For 325
Asia Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1873-97 Issues
Postal Card, 1894, 1¢ black on buff. Cancelled by "Boston, Mass. Sta. H, Feb 8 '96" duplex to Yokohama, Japan, Boston F.D. (2.8) and San Francisco F.d. (2.13) transits, "5, CTMS, T" due handstamp, Yokohama (3.6) arrival backstamp and "Due '2'" circular handstamp with pencil, Japan 2s postage due cancelled by handstamp; faulty from edge placement, Very Fine. Scott No. UX12; Estimate $200 - 300.
Postal Card, 1894, 1¢ black on buff. Cancelled by "Chicago, Ill. Nov 19, 1895" machine cancel short paid to Honolulu, Hawaii, bold strike of "5 / CTMS / T" due handstamp, "Honolulu. H.I., Dec 9, 1895" cds and purple "Collect, 2 Cents." straightline (MH unlisted), Very Fine and scarce Hawaii due marking on incoming foreign mail. Scott No. UX12; Estimate $150 - 200.
This "Collect, 2 Cents." due marking is normally found on domestic Hawaiian mail. Est. $150-200 (Image)
Est. $150-200
Opening US$ 325.00
Sold...US$ 325.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:21:09 EST
Sold For 325
Sale No: 81
Lot No: 1070
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Cat No: UX12a var.
Postal Card, 1894, 1¢ black on buff, double impression of part of inscription only. Second impression of the left portion of the inscription only, Very Fine and rare variety,ex-Worthington. USPCC No. S15a. Scott No. UX12a var.; Estimate $1,000 - 1,500.
The USPCC lists and illustrates a unique double impression for UX12 that shows a second impression of the indicia at left and partial doubling of the inscription. There are no other impressions errors recorded for this postal card issue. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)
Est. $1,000-1,500
Opening US$ 1,700.00
Sold...US$ 1,700.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:30:30 EST
Sold For 1700
Germany and German Colonies Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1873-97 Issues
Postal Card, 1897, 2¢ blue on cream. Cancelled by "Boston Mass., Apr 17, 1897" wavy flag machine cancel to Germany, Halle (4.29) arrival cds, Very Fine. USPCC No. S16. Scott No. UX13; Estimate $300 - 400.
THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF THE 1897 2¢ LIBERTY UPU POSTAL CARD. Est. $300-400 (Image)
Est. $300-400
Opening US$ 280.00
Sold...US$ 280.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:31:09 EST
Sold For 280
United States Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1873-97 Issues
Postal Card, 1897, 2¢ blue on cream. Cancelled by neat "Military Sta., Port Rico. Wash. D.C., Jan 6 '99" duplex to New York N.Y., Jan. 23rd arrival cds's, Very Fine and scarce Porto Rico military station use. Scott No. UX13; Estimate $200 - 300. Est. $200-300 (Image)
Est. $200-300
Opening US$ 270.00
Sold...US$ 270.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:31:46 EST
Sold For 270
Canada Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1873-97 Issues
Postal Card, 1897, 1¢ black on buff, printed on both sides. Cancelled by "San Bernardino, Cal., Nov 14 '99" duplex to Nova Scotia, reverse cancelled by "Halifax, N.S., NO 21 '99" arrival cds, pencil address and message mostly erased, Fine. USPCC No. S17c. Scott No. UX14b; $3,000 as mint.
THE ONLY RECORDED USED EXAMPLE OF THE 1897 1¢ POSTAL CARD PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES.
There are two recorded examples of this printed both sides variety, an unused preprint example and the used example offered here. Scott $3,000 as mint (Image)
Scott $3,000 as mint
Opening US$ 800.00
Sold...US$ 800.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:32:15 EST
Sold For 800
United States Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1902 1c Full-Face McKinley to 1914
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on light buff, "Full-Face McKinley" Die Proof. Plate I, unfinished die of complete design but with dots on the portrait forehead highlight and unfinished rays about the eagle of the seal, on 140 x 85mm dull faint y-o-yellow finely mottled opaque card with printed "DIE PROOF OF McKINLEY POSTAL CARD. ISSUE OF 1901" at bottom center; each with some minor tone spots from arrows used to highlight plating marks, Very Fine and scarce. Scott No. UX17P. USPCC No. S21Paa; $1,800. USPCC $1,800 (Image)
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on buff, the "full-face McKinley" Die Proof with "Specimen - Not Good For Postage" Handstamp. Unfinished die of complete design but with dots on the portrait forehead highlight and unfinished rays about the eagle of the seal, on 140 x 85 mm dull faint y-o-yellow finely mottled opaque card with printed "DIE PROOF OF McKINLEY POSTAL CARD. ISSUE OF 1901" and gray-black "Specimen - Not good for postage" handstamp at bottom center; light crease at lower right, otherwise Very Fine. Scott No. UX17PS. USPCC No. S21Pba; $1,300. USPCC $1,300 (Image)
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on buff, the "full-face McKinley" Die Proof with "Specimen - Not Good For Postage" Handstamp. Unfinished die of complete design but with dots on the portrait forehead highlight and unfinished rays about the eagle of the seal, on 140 x 85 mm dull faint y-o-yellow finely mottled opaque card with printed "DIE PROOF OF McKINLEY POSTAL CARD. ISSUE OF 1901" and gray-black "Specimen - Not good for postage" handstamp at bottom center; some light creasing, otherwise fresh and Very Fine. Scott No. UX17PS. USPCC No. S21Pba; $1,300. USPCC $1,300 (Image)
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on light buff, "Full-Face McKinley" Die Proof with "Specimen - Not Good For Postage" Handstamp. Unfinished die of complete design but with dots on the portrait forehead highlight and unfinished rays about the eagle of the seal, on 140 x 85 mm dull faint y-o-yellow finely mottled opaque card with printed "DIE PROOF OF McKINLEY POSTAL CARD. ISSUE OF 1901" and gray-black "Specimen - Not good for postage" handstamp at bottom center, reverse with typed letters as originally attached to another card; slight stain spot, otherwise Very Fine. Scott No. UX17PS var. USPCC No. S21Pea; $3,000. USPCC $3,000 (Image)
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on buff, the "full-face McKinley" Die Proof with "Specimen" Handstamp. Unfinished die of complete design but with dots on the portrait forehead highlight and unfinished rays about the eagle of the seal, on 140 x 85 mm dull faint y-o-yellow finely mottled opaque card with printed "DIE PROOF OF McKINLEY POSTAL CARD. ISSUE OF 1901" and with gray-black diagonal hand stamp "Specimen" type E (11 x 2 mm) under portrait; clip crease at top center, otherwise fresh and Very Fine. Scott No. UX17PS var. USPCC No. S21Pda; $2,100.
This type E "Specimen" handstamp was used from 1890 to 1904 in the Third Assistant Postmaster General's office. USPCC $2,100 (Image)
USPCC $2,100
Opening US$ 575.00
Sold...US$ 575.00
Closed..Oct-13-2018, 22:35:18 EST
Sold For 575
Germany and German Colonies Postal Stationery Featuring the Bradley Horton Col Postal Cards - 1902 1c Full-Face McKinley to 1914
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on buff, the "full-face McKinley". Very Fine. USPCC No. S21. Scott No. UX17; $16,000.
A CHOICE MINT EXAMPLE OF THE 1¢ BLACK FULL-FACE MCKINLEY POSTAL CARD, ONLY 18 ARE RECORDED.
The entire stock of 500 cards was inadvertently sent from Washington to Booth, Dailey & Ivins in New York where they were shortly thereafter pre-printed with their address and garbage dumping information on the back to be filled out by the tug captain. As a result of the printing there remained no mint cards for collectors. This "Unmarked Specimen" long ago became accepted as a full mint card in order to allow collectors to have a complete unused collection. Albert Daggett, the contractor for the printing of the Full Face card, was never able to satisfy the Post Office in Washington due to sub-standard quality of his productions. All submitted samples were rejected and as a result the entire stock of 1,625,000 cards was ordered destroyed by the PMG on April 29, 1902. Scott $16,000 (Image)
Postal Card, 1902, 1¢ black on buff, the "full-face McKinley". Unused card with preprinted Messrs. Booth, Dailey & Ivins address and instructions to tug boat captain on reverse, the so-called "garbage card"; some abrasion on reverse from mount removal, otherwise fresh and Very Fine. Scott No. UX17; $2,750. Scott $2,750 (Image)
