267, 2¢ Pink, Ty III on DPO cover, Fine-Avg, corner crease with four-ring target ccl. Cover also with "CLIP/TEX./JUL/12/1898" cds ccl. Addressed to New Concord, KY, the cover is opened roughly at right with some foxing. The Clip, TX Post Office was established March 8, 1898 and discontinued July 15, 1898, which was only three months and one week. Clip was about 5-7 miles south southwest of Goliad, TX. A very scarce "Dead Post Office" (DPO) cover (Image)

$40

C14, $1.30 GRAF ZEPPELIN ON FLOWN COVER, Sieger no. 64.G cv € 650. about $800, stamp VF, tied with May 30, 1930 Lakehurst, NJ machine ccl; Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen flight, with German and U.S. cachets (lightened) and all appropriate markings (Image)

$650

C18, 50¢ Graf Zeppelin on First Flight Cover, VF stamp tied to airmail cover with "55 CHICAGO/ILL./OCT 26/2 AM/1933" "CENTURY OF PROGRESS,/WORLD'S FAIR/JUNE 1-/NOV. 1/CHICAGO 1933" duplex ccl for the Chicago, IL - Friedrichshafen, Germany flight (Sieger #244.C), cv € 175. approximately $190. Fresh and nice with all appropriate markings and with green Zeppelin receiving ccl on reverse (Image)

$190

C19, 6¢ Winged Globe, Vertical Pair on Second Day Cover, Fine-Avg, tied to cover with July 1, 1934 Wash. DC duplex ccl; red and blue Fairway cachet (Mell. no. C19-5) and with neatly typed address Cat($60) (Image)

$60