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THE ALLAN FOX COLLECTION OF ONE CENT BLUE 1851 ISSUE continued...

PLATE FOUR continued...
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
81 O 6 6, 1c Blue, Ty. Ia, position 100L4, large to extra-large margins all around, including showing just a trace of the adjoining stamp at top, deep rich color distinctive to plate 4 stamps, plus its impression is quite detailed which shows the Ty. I#6, 1c Blue, Ty. Ia, position 100L4, large to extra-large margins all around, including showing just a trace of the adjoining stamp at top, deep rich color distinctive to plate 4 stamps, plus its impression is quite detailed which shows the Ty. Ia design characteristics exceptionally well, neat portion of a town c.d.s., extremely fine.

An incredibly choice and desirable used example of this classic rarity, of which very few still exist in this premium condition. The rarity of Type Ia stamps is due to the fact that only 18 of the 20 positions on the bottom row of plate 4 sheets produced this type, which shows the full ornaments at bottom.

Accompanied by a 1970 PF certificate; ex-Cowitt. (Image)

 $13,000.00

SOLD for $17,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
82 ng 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, positions 1-2R4, an extremely rare and handsome unused horizontal pair of the imperforate 1851 One Cent Type II from the top row of plate 4, the only row on the plate 4 sheet that produced Ty. II stamps (all of the other#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, positions 1-2R4, an extremely rare and handsome unused horizontal pair of the imperforate 1851 One Cent Type II from the top row of plate 4, the only row on the plate 4 sheet that produced Ty. II stamps (all of the other positions yielded Ty. III or IIIa stamps), incredibly bright and fresh overall, with stunning color and impression, exceptionally large margins all around, tiny scissor cut at bottom entirely between stamps, extremely fine; unpriced by Scott as a pair, and the price for a single of $3,500.00 is presumably for an example with o.g., however we have yet to see an o.g. example from plate 4; we have no doubt this is one of the finest surviving Ty. II unused multiples from plate 4; 1970 PF certificate; ex-Cowitt. (Image) as two singles $7,000.00

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
83 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, positions 7-9R4, an exceedingly handsome and rare horizontal strip of three, featuring large margins at top and bottom (partial sheet margin at top), and just barely touched at sides, stunning color and prooflike impressions,#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, positions 7-9R4, an exceedingly handsome and rare horizontal strip of three, featuring large margins at top and bottom (partial sheet margin at top), and just barely touched at sides, stunning color and prooflike impressions, tied to an eye appealing orange colored cover by Binghamton, N.Y. c.d.s., addressed to New York City, cover with fancy boxed corner card for a doctor advertising the "Mount Propspect Water Cure", very fine; a wonderfully choice cover bearing a rare multiple from the elusive plate 4, imperforate One Cent multiples from the top row of plate 4 are incredibly scarce; ex-Cipolla, Cowitt. (Image) Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $4,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
84 c 8A 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 18R4, displaying huge break at top, a premium example possessing four large and well balanced margins, very early impression showing the Slate blue color, tied to locally addressed cover by Middlebury, Vt.Feb 18#8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 18R4, displaying huge break at top, a premium example possessing four large and well balanced margins, very early impression showing the Slate blue color, tied to locally addressed cover by "Middlebury, Vt./Feb 18" c.d.s., small repaired tear at top of cover just extending into cancel, however the rare plate 4 stamp is very fine and exceedingly choice; ex-Cowitt. (Image) $1,400.00

SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
85 O 8A 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 20R4, used, four full and even margins, strong rich color and impression, grid cancel, very fine 1966 PF certificate ex-Cowitt.#8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 20R4, used, four full and even margins, strong rich color and impression, grid cancel, very fine; 1966 PF certificate; ex-Cowitt. (Image) $1,250.00

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
86 O 8, 8A 8, 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. III and Ty. IIIa, positions 405060R4, an extremely rare vertical mixed combination partial imprint strip of three, the top stamp being Ty. III, while the other two are Ty. IIIa, displaying just a bit of the imprint in t#8, 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. III and Ty. IIIa, positions 40/50/60R4, an extremely rare vertical mixed combination partial imprint strip of three, the top stamp being Ty. III, while the other two are Ty. IIIa, displaying just a bit of the imprint in the sizable right margin, left margin large and mostly clearing, top margin just touching and fourth margin at bottom cutting slightly, intense color and impression, town c.d.s. postmarks, neatly folded between second and third stamps, overall fine; actually the condition is quite irrelevant, as this imprint strip may very well be unique, as according to Neinken, stamps from plate 4 showing part of the imprint are very rare and, furthermore, Ashbrook states that "he had never seen an imperforate vertical pair with the imprint" and in his opinion such an item as a vertical strip of three, or one in four, with imprint, probably does not exist; ex-Cowitt. (Image) $6,300.00+

SOLD for $1,050.00
Will close during Public Auction
87 O 8A 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, positions 506070R4, a complete reconstruction of the imprint of the right pane of the very scarce plate 4, comprised of three used singles, each with three large margins and rich distinctive plate 4 color, positions#8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, positions 50/60/70R4, a complete reconstruction of the imprint of the right pane of the very scarce plate 4, comprised of three used singles, each with three large margins and rich distinctive plate 4 color, positions 60/70R4 with trivial thin spots, overall fine; Neinken states that "Stamps from Plate 4 showing part of the imprint are very rare", furthermore both he and Ashbrook believe no intact imprint strip of three from this plate exists, therefore this is the only way one can obtain an example of the "intact" imprint; ex-Ishikawa (positions 50/60R4) and Cipolla. (imagea) (imageb) (Image) $3,750.00+

SOLD for $2,800.00
Will close during Public Auction
88 O 8A 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 59R4, a choice used example of this highly collectible and important position, being the only example on the plate where the right plume at bottom is almost complete and unburnished (see Neinken pages 273-74), fou#8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 59R4, a choice used example of this highly collectible and important position, being the only example on the plate where the right plume at bottom is almost complete and unburnished (see Neinken pages 273-74), four uniformly large margins, strikingly intense color and a crisp detailed impression, neatly cancelled by two parallel horizontal pen strokes, extremely fine; a wonderful stamp for the One Cent Blue specialist; 1977 PF certificate; ex-Cowitt. (Image) $600.00+

SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction
89 c 8A 8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 60R4, an extremely rare right sheet-margin imprint single, showing a large portion of the ter, Casilear & Co., BANK NOTE E imprint, margins range from mostly very large to just barely touching, gorgeous inte#8A, 1c Blue, Ty. IIIa, position 60R4, an extremely rare right sheet-margin imprint single, showing a large portion of the "ter, Casilear & Co., BANK NOTE E" imprint, margins range from mostly very large to just barely touching, gorgeous intense color in a particularly deep shade, plus its impression is quite strong, tied by pretty bright red N.Y. Carrier c.d.s. to small local folded entire, small rub in address panel of little consequence, very fine; Neinken states "Stamps from Plate 4 showing part of the imprint are rare"; in addition, this is the only imprint example from plate 4 recorded on cover, as such this is an essential item for the One Cent Blue specialist; ex-Cipolla (acquired privately). (Image) Est. $3,000-4,000

SOLD for $10,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
90 O 8 8, 1c Blue, Ty. III, position 68R4, used, displaying excellent Ty. III characteristics, with a distinctive break in top label and a huge break at bottom, four full to mostly very large margins, rich color, a very fine and choice example of this#8, 1c Blue, Ty. III, position 68R4, used, displaying excellent Ty. III characteristics, with a distinctive break in top label and a huge break at bottom, four full to mostly very large margins, rich color, a very fine and choice example of this rare stamp; 1973 PF certificate; ex-Cowitt. (Image) $3,250.00

SOLD for $1,600.00
Will close during Public Auction
91 O 6b 6b, 1c Blue, Ty. Ic, position 82R4, a stunning gem used example of this rare and distinctive type, featuring lavishly large and well balanced margins all around, sumptuously rich color and an excellent clarity of impression on immaculate paper,#6b, 1c Blue, Ty. Ic, position 82R4, a stunning gem used example of this rare and distinctive type, featuring lavishly large and well balanced margins all around, sumptuously rich color and an excellent clarity of impression on immaculate paper, neat town postmarks, extremely fine; a superb stamp for the collector who seeks out used classics in only the finest available quality; the rarity of Ty. Ic stamps is due to the fact that only ten such types are found on the 200 positions from Plate 4 and does not occur on any other plate; 1980 PF certificate (as a sub-variety of Scott #8A, before it was given its own listing as Scott #6b). (Image) $3,000.00

SOLD for $8,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
UNPLATED STAMPS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
92 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, pretty single with four large margins and pastel plate 1 early color, just tied to neat and attractive folded circular by scarce boxed 1 ct carrier rate handstamp of St. Louis, printed circular was produced in blue and#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, pretty single with four large margins and pastel plate 1 early color, just tied to neat and attractive folded circular by scarce boxed "1 ct" carrier rate handstamp of St. Louis, printed circular was produced in blue and bronze ink and features a St. Louis saddlery, very fine; a choice and desirable One Cent cover. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $260.00
Will close during Public Auction
93 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, two choice singles from plate 1 early, one with four very large margins, other with three large margins, both with bright fresh color and strong impressions, tied to folded printed circular datelined New York, July, 1851 by#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, two choice singles from plate 1 early, one with four very large margins, other with three large margins, both with bright fresh color and strong impressions, tied to folded printed circular datelined "New York, July, 1851" by two neat strikes of red grid cancels, addressed to Richmond, Va., very fine; a particularly pretty cover and a very scarce use of the One Cent 1851 to pay the 2c circular rate for 500-1,500 miles; ex-Cipolla, Cowitt. (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $375.00
Will close during Public Auction
94 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, plate 1 early, three mostly large margins, fourth margin just in at top, tied to a very clean 1851 printed circular by a superb strike of the scarce small Boston PAID in grid cancel, partial matching Boston, Mass.PaidAug#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, plate 1 early, three mostly large margins, fourth margin just in at top, tied to a very clean 1851 printed circular by a superb strike of the scarce small Boston "PAID" in grid cancel, partial matching "Boston, Mass./Paid/Aug 21" red c.d.s., at top left, this being the latest recorded use of the small Boston "PAID" in grid, very fine; this cancellation was only used for a very short period of time in 1851; ex-Cowitt. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction
95 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, attractive horizontal strip of three with pastel plate 1 early color, margins ranging from just cutting to large, tied to an especially clean 1851 (September 21st) printed circular from Mobile, Ala. to Boston, Mass., (a dista#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, attractive horizontal strip of three with pastel plate 1 early color, margins ranging from just cutting to large, tied to an especially clean 1851 (September 21st) printed circular from Mobile, Ala. to Boston, Mass., (a distance of 1,647 road miles) by three neat strikes of black circular grid pmks., red "Mobile, Ala./Sep 21" c.d.s. at left, strip with trivial corner crease at bottom left, overall a very fine and eye-appealing cover; ex-Cipolla. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
96 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, fresh single from plate 1 early, margins just in at top to mostly clear, tied to an immaculate petite cover by an extremely rare Brown Wrentham, Mass.May 5 c.d.s., locally addressed, very fine and quite choice true br#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, fresh single from plate 1 early, margins just in at top to mostly clear, tied to an immaculate petite cover by an extremely rare Brown "Wrentham, Mass./May 5" c.d.s., locally addressed, very fine and quite choice; true brown cancellations, particularly certified as such, are almost impossible to find; not listed in the Scott Specialized, nor mentioned in either Ashbrook or Neinken; 1983 PF certificate; ex-Judd, Cowitt. (Image) Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
97 c 7 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, three large margins, fourth at right just touching, bright color, tied to 1857 (1115) drop letter cover from Charleston, S.C. by two strikes of the scarce blue ONE CENT straightline handstamp, very fine ex-Hass, Cip#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II, three large margins, fourth at right just touching, bright color, tied to 1857 (11/15) drop letter cover from Charleston, S.C. by two strikes of the scarce blue "ONE CENT" straightline handstamp, very fine; ex-Hass, Cipolla. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
98 c 7, 11A 7, 1c Blue, Ty. II and 3c Dull red, Ty. II, a horizontal pair of the former and a single of the latter, both with mostly large margins, tied by clear New Orleans, La.Mar 30, 1857 c.d.s. to blue folded letter to Bordeaux, France, Boston8#7, 1c Blue, Ty. II and 3c Dull red, Ty. II, a horizontal pair of the former and a single of the latter, both with mostly large margins, tied by clear "New Orleans, La./Mar 30, 1857" c.d.s. to blue folded letter to Bordeaux, France, "Boston/8 Apr/ Br. Pkt." transit c.d.s. on reverse, various French transits including "8" decimes due marking, also with scarce boxed "GB/1F60c" accountancy handstamp, very fine and most attractive; this being the latest recorded mailing date for the so-called "three months" period; ex-Cowitt. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $600.00
Will close during Public Auction
99 c 9, 14 9, 14, 1c Blue, Ty. IV, 10c Green, Ty. II, a single of the former with three large margins (fourth at bottom just cutting) and a pair of the latter with four large margins and strong fresh color, tied to most attractive 1855 folded letter to Mar#9, 14, 1c Blue, Ty. IV, 10c Green, Ty. II, a single of the former with three large margins (fourth at bottom just cutting) and a pair of the latter with four large margins and strong fresh color, tied to most attractive 1855 folded letter to Marseilles by circular grid cancels, red New Orleans origination c.d.s., manuscript "p. Atlantic" at top left, also with red "New York/Oct 31/Am. Packet" c.d.s., "8" decimes due handstamp, 10c pair also tied by French transit c.d.s., various transit and arrival pmks. on reverse, very fine and colorful. (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $425.00
Will close during Public Auction
1875 REPRINT
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
100 TC 40TC5 40TC5, 1c Red violet, trial color plate proof on wove, choice example of this scarce trial color proof, four large and wonderfully well balanced margins, bright fresh color, extremely fine.#40TC5, 1c Red violet, trial color plate proof on wove, choice example of this scarce trial color proof, four large and wonderfully well balanced margins, bright fresh color, extremely fine. (Image) $275.00

SOLD for $240.00
Will close during Public Auction

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