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Bee (Adrian, MI), a full, central strike on an exceptionally fresh #114, Very Fine, a honey of a cancel, with 2021 P.F. certificate. Skinner-Eno PA-I 37. Estimate $600 - 800. (Image)
Waterbury, Ct. "A" fancy cancel, a solid strike tying a remarkably bright #65 on cover to Saugatuck, Conn; double-circle "Waterbury/JUN/21/'66/CON" postmark alongside; light crease at top left and hinge-reinforced tears to backflap, but otherwise sound and respectfully clean, Very Fine, rarity RRR - less than 9 examples known, ex Matthies, Houser, with 1990 P.F. certificate. Rohloff K-2. Estimate $750 - 1,000. (Image)
Waterbury, Ct. "Rosette" fancy cancel, Eight Segments, Type 5, a full double strike of this scarce cancel on a fresh and attractive #93 (reperforated at bottom), Very Fine, rarity RRR - less than 9 examples known, with 2000 P.F. certificate. Rohloff P-14. Estimate $200 - 300. (Image)
Waterbury, Ct. "Maple Leaf" fancy cancel, bold strike of this exceedingly rare cancel (used 1870), on fresh #114 with clear grill at bottom; the stamp reperforated at right, not affecting the cancel, Very Fine, a must-have for the Waterbury enthusiast, rarity RRRR - less than 6 examples known, with 2021 P.F. certificate. Rohloff L-6. Skinner-Eno PP-L 48. Estimate $500 - 750. (Image)
Waterbury, Ct. "Rosette" fancy cancel, a solid maximal strike of the 12-segment rosette, on a Post Office fresh #114, the stamp's misperforation adding to the allure, rarity RRR - less than 9 examples known, ex Saadi, with 1991 P.F. certificate. Rohloff P-30. Estimate $350 - 500. (Image)
Estimate $350-500
Opening US$ 300.00
Sold...US$ 900.00
Closed..Oct-26-2021, 10:38:00 EST
Sold For 900
Accountancy Markings
Sale No: 761
Lot No: 38
Symbol: C
Cat No: Collection
1850-56, Group of Five Outstanding Strikes, all on trans-Atlantic covers to England (3 to London, 1 each to Liverpool and Chipping Norton); two originating in New York state, one each from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Illinois (! addressed to the American Consul, Thomas Aspinwall), and each with exceptional strikes of "PAID", "Paid 24", "19" and "5" payment and credit markings, one additionally bearing a British "2/-" due marking; light travel wear, but remarkably fresh and sound, Very Fine, a wonderful group for the exhibitor, ex Koppersmith, the Rome NY cover additionally ex Hahn. Estimate $600 - 800. (Image)
Attractive "circled 20" on cover from Chicago to Switzerland, lightly toned cover with red "Chicago/SEP/2/Ill." postmark, "America über Bremen 33/9" and "20 in circle", with additional manuscript notations of "42" (blue), "12" (black) and "58" (red) on front; reverse with red New York SEP 6 plus two black Berlin-Minden railway transits, plus light Langenthal receiver on back; slightly reduced at right with right backflap missing, a few light folds of little consequence, Fine to Very Fine cover with a Very Fine strike, ex Koppersmith, White, signed A. Guerraz twice. Estimate $200 - 250. (Image)
1850 (Mar. 19), Rare "29" rate handstamp on cover from Trenton, NJ, to Horb, Württemberg, an incredibly bold strike of this Coles- and ASCC-unrecorded handstamp, with straightline "PAID" and Trenton postmark, plus New York "PAID PART" straightline handstamp plus red "America über Bremen" and "1 1/3." of Bremen (Vanderlinden 3038), plus multiple additional ratings in red crayon; carried on Ocean Line's steamer Washington; New York MAR 20 transit (red) and Hobb APR 1 receiver (black) on reverse; minimally reduced at left, Fine to Very Fine, a handsome item, ex Koppersmith. Estimate $300 - 400. (Image)
1850 (Mar. 11), Unrecorded "34" rate handstamp on cover from Detroit to Rhineland-Palatinate, folded letter sheet addressed to Cochem near Coblenz, sent via the 34¢ Bremen packet rate with blue Detroit "34" handstamp struck over and correcting its 10 cents handstamp (matching origin postmark light at left); red New York MAR 16 transit on reverse, carried on the Ocean Line's Washington to Bremen; superb strike of "12¾ AMERICA/ÜBER BREMEN" transit on front (Vanderlinden #3306, scarcity 5) plus 10/4 double-circle receiver on reverse, Fine to Very Fine, an enticing cover for the specialist, ex Koppersmith. Estimate $500 - 750. (Image)
