1913 3c, 15c, 25c (2), used in combination with 10c Registry stamp on Registered coverfront to San Francisco, all canceled by oval "U.S. Postal Agency Shanghai, China R.D." oval pmks, with "Shanghai, China, U.S. Postal Agency Registered" (Mar 9, 1914) departure cds alongside, Registered box at bottom, some creases away from the stamps, minor edge flaws, highly unusual combination of Parcel Post and Registry stamps used to pay the postage on a registered packet from Shanghai (Cat No. F1,Q3,7,9) (Image)

Est.US$500

1913 unsealed envelope to Greenville, Tenn., franked with 1c carmine rose, undated oval cancel of Toledo, Ohio, with arrival pmk "Greenville, Jan 7, 1913", which proves that this envelope was mailed in the first week that the Parcel Post stamps became available. A rarity (Cat No. Q1) (Image)

Est.US$1,000

1913 2c, 5c, 25c (2) and 75c carmine rose, canceled by oval Registry markings on "Parcel Post" label for 11 pounds package sent from Syracuse, N.Y. to the 8th zone and paying $1.32 in postage, minor wrinkles, fine (Cat No. Q2,5,9,11) (Image)

Est.US$200

1913 20c carmine rose, well centered single, tied by oval "1" grid cancel, with "Vera Cruz, Mex. Sept 5 8 AM U.S.M.AG 1914" departure pmks alongside, "U.S. Postal Agency Vera Cruz, Mex" and violet Registry box, sent to Phillip Ward in Philadelphia, additional markings on back, including Registry and arrival (Sep 12) pmks, v.f., incredibly elusive example of 20c parcel Post on cover used during the U.S. Intervention in Vera Cruz, Mexico (Cat No. Q8) (Image)

Est.US$500

1913 50c carmine rose, well centered single, tied by "U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai, China, Jun. 2 10 AM 1916" duplex datestamp and oval grid cancel on cover to Percy G. Doane, Tribune Building, New York City, v.f., extremely rare if not unique 50c Parcel Post on cover from U.S. Postal Agency in Shanghai, China, ex-1949 Tows collection (a 20c on cover from the same correspondence was sold for $8,000 in 2022 Siegel "Magnolia collection" sale) (Cat No. Q10) (Image)

Est.US$5,000

1913 75c carmine rose, well centered single, tied by New York Registry oval cancel on registered cover to Copenhagen,"Consulat de Danemark" imprint on backflap, New York departure (7.30.14) and Copenhagen (13.8.14) arrival pmks, forwarded to Lundby, v.f., scarce usage of the 75c Parcel Post on cover to Denmark (Cat No. Q11) (Image)

Est.US$2,500

1913 $1 carmine rose, used with 5c blue (Roosevelt) on Zeppelin cover flown October 28, 1928 from New York to Germany, "First Flight Air Mail United States-Germany" cachet, fine and uncommon usage of the $1 Parcel Post on a Zeppelin cover (Cat No. Q12) (Image)

Est.US$150

1913 $1 carmine rose, vertical strip of three (top and bottom stamps with minor faults), used with Washington 4c (2) and Franklin 10c (3) on Nov.28 1917 Registered Return Receipt Requested Crocker National Bank of San Francisco parcel tag to Los Angeles, scarce (Cat No. Q12) (Image)

Est.US$250

1913 balance of Alfred Kugel's collection on pages, showing 24 covers, cards, Parcel Tags, pieces, etc., written-up on exhibit pages, different franking combinations, rates, destinations and origins, 1c and 2c on unsealed envelope, U.S. French Sea Post Office markings, Shanghai China U.S. Postal Agency usages, cover addressed to Gold Coast, Africa, with 2x2c Parcel Post stamps used together with 1c Washington, Registered 2c stationery entire envelope with strip of 3c carmine rose and 1c Washington, other registered covers, including one from Puerto Rico, Insured parcel tags, one with 20c carmine rose and 5c Washington, mixed condition, solid basis for further study and expansion (Cat No. Q1-8) (Image)

Est.US$1,000