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US 19th & 20th Century Stamps and Covers continued...

US 19th & 20th Century Stamps and Covers continued...
LotNo. Symbol Lot Description
21 image551//610. USA Fourth Bureau Issues on paper. 6 ounces of used Fourth Bureau stamps on and off paper. Lots of 1c and 2c, but there are other denoms as well. Includes full perf, coils, and booklet examples. Most singles, some multiples. According to the donor, Dave Hull, a North Carolina dealer and member of USDA, APS, and USSS (and a Type II diabetic!), “Over the last 10 years, I’ve accumulated ‘tons’ of US and worldwide hoards. I’ve sorted out the USA regs, commems, etc., by era for this auction. I did not pick for varieties with a perf gauge, et al., check precancels, perfins, or anything else-- AND they don’t appear to have been picked by anyone else, either. Most are just envelope tearoffs that were put into envelopes or bags, forgotten, and then sold to me decades later by uninterested heirs. I did discard stamps with obvious faults—torn, stained, perfs cut off, etc., and I trimmed excessive paper, but that’s the extent of my look. A minority of the stamps no doubt have small faults, and centering is ‘random. These Fourth Bureaus await your examination. Happy hunting! (Image1) Est. $80 SOLD for $44.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
22 FDC image553. 553 on uncacheted, addressed, FDC, Mar 19, 1925, combination cover with 553, 582, 598 and U481 HC, catalog value $190, estimate $250. (Image1) Est. $250
Fair Market Value:$63
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $85.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
23 0 image579. #579, block of 4, fine, catalog value $1,750, estimate $650. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc. (Image1) CV. $1,750
Fair Market Value:$163
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $68.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
24 FDC image582. 582 on uncacheted, addressed, FDC, Mar 19, 1925 with U481, HC, fresh and XF, scarce cover, catalog value $100, estimate $100. Donated by Micheal E. Aldrich. (Image1) CV. $100 SOLD for $50.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
25 ** image635a/1393d. 635a, 802, 804, 805, 807, 808, 809, 813, 815, 817, 818, 819, 821, 1030a/1393d collection of plate blocks OG NH (Image1) Est. $200
Fair Market Value:$50
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $23.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
26 *OG NH image718-719. #718-19, two sheets of 100 for each issue, VERY FINE, og, NH. Catalog value $980, estimate $400. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 633.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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CV. $980
Fair Market Value:$100
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $200.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
27 image803//832. USA Prexie Issues used accumulation off/on paper. 1,665 Prexie stamps, 1,225 off paper, 440 on paper. Singles and multiples from sheets, a number of coils and booklet pane singles. Some precancels, a few perfins. By denomination: [# of stamps, (included # of precancels)]: 1/2c: 98 (86). 1c: 297 (164). 1 1/2c: 153 (48). 2c: 285 (16). 3c:338 (6); 4c: 22 (7). 4 1/2c: 9 (7); 5c: 158 (6). 6c: 52 (3). 7c: 17 (0). 8c: 13 (3); 9c: 11 (1). 10c: 52 (2). 11c: 4 (1). 12c: 13 (1). 13c: 4 (1).14c: 4 (1).15c: 17 (0). 16c: 4 (0). 17c: 4 (2). 18c: 4 (0). 19c: 2 (0). 20c: 39 (1). 21c: 2 (1). 22c: 1 (0). 24c: 4 (0). 25c: 26 (1). 30c: 12 (1). 50c: 6 (0). $1.00: 14 (0). While meticulously culling the dogs, tightly trimming the on-paper, and carefully counting-- yet picking nary a stamp for myself-- I noted: (a) Among the precancels, a 1/2c Franklin "CONCEPTION JUNCTION, MO" (you get 10 or 11 copies); and a 17c Johnson "BOWERSTON, OHIO." A 17c Johnson precancel?! (b) Among Fun cancels: two 1 1/2c Marthas on piece, postmarked "WILMERDING, PA;" and a fancy target cancel on a 5c Monroe. (c) Among my fave perfins: a 14c Pierce perfin, "PPR," pair on piece in XF condition (a 14c perfin? In XF condition?!!). (d) Speaking of condition, the Prexies are "challenging." in the Condition Rarity Dept., I only had time to search one denom., so I chose to look at one of the super toughies of the Prexies, the 2c Adams. They are exceedingly scarce well centered, etc. I am pleased to report that, among a number of nice examples, in this very lot, there's one perfin and one coil pair, both in EXTREMELY FINE condition. I had a lot of fun with this lot and I hope you do, too. . Estimate $100. Donated by David F. Hull Stamp Company. (Image1) Est. $100 SOLD for $12.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
28 ** image832c, 834. 832c $1 plate block no. 25019 and 25016, 834 $5 plate block no. F23482 and F22168, Durland catalog value $435. (Image1) Est. $100 SOLD for $180.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
29 ** image834. 834 $5 Carmine and Black, Top Plate #24481, F23476 rare plate no. Block of four, OG, NH fresh and very fine. Durland catalog value $1000.00 (Image1) Est. $200
Fair Market Value:$50
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $270.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
30 image1035//c83. USA Amazing Coil Hoard of approx. 9,400 used pairs of Regulars issued during 1950s to 1970s-- sorted by design only? Tagged, untagged? Small holes/large holes? Dry printing/wet printing? Don’t know, didn’t check, just counted. Includes #1035d or 1035 (158 prs); 1058b or 1058 (236); 1229 (491); 1297 (26); 1299 (1,750); 1304 or 1304C (718); 1305 (162); 1338A (132); 1338G (675);1401 (89); 1402 (435); 1519 (825); 1520 (1,075); 1618 (1,450); 1625 (1,020); C82 (101); and C83 (66). Estimate $400. Donated by David F. Hull Stamp Company.
This is a heavy lot weighing 116.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Est. $400
Fair Market Value:$50
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $23.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
31 FD 1940-50s. FIRST DAY COVERS Large accumulation of more than 2500 First Day Covers, from the 1940's and the 1950's, in a carton. Included are nearly all commemoratives with cachets by Art Craft, Artmaster, Fleetwood, Aristocrats, Farnam, Spartan, Cachet Craft, a number of independent makers and more. Most items are in quantity of five or better. Gen. VERY FINE, nearly all are addressed. Estimate $700-800. Shipping to the US only. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 633.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

Est. $800
Fair Market Value:$163
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $220.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
32 CV image1947-1949. ALASKA & HAWAII TERRITORIAL COVERS Group of about 165 covers from 1947 to 1949. Included is a series of 50th Anniversary of Hawaii becoming a Territory Airmail covers, with a wide range of cancellations, a group of covers for the Point Barrow Resupply Expedition, two Santa Claus Stamp Shop covers from Nome, Alaska, six Gold Rush Golden Anniversary covers, also from Nome, and more. Gen. VERY FINE. Estimate $550-650. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 46.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Est. $650
Fair Market Value:$125
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $80.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
33 FD image1948-50. FULTON CACHETS Interesting group of about 375 FDC's, running between 1948 and 1950, in a box. Noted are mainly commemoratives, in quantities that can go beyond five. Some, such as the 1948 Woman's Progress issue has more than one cachet. Also found are some Airmails, including the with six of the 1949 6c Skymaster. Gen. VERY FINE, all are addressed. Estimate $350-400. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 54.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Est. $400
Fair Market Value:$85
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $90.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
34 FD image1948-1953. FLUEGEL CACHETS Group of 126 First Day Covers bearing Fluegel cachets. Included are commemoratives and airmails from 1948 to 1953, with some multiples up to 17 of one FDC. Gen. VERY FINE, most are addressed. Estimate $250-350. Donated by Earl P.L. Apfelbaum Inc.
This is a heavy lot weighing 32.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Est. $350
Fair Market Value:$55
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $90.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
35 image1949a. 1949a booklet pane of 10, NH, plate no 16, VF-XF, catalog value $65, estimate $50. Donated by Micheal E. Aldrich. (Image1) CV. $65 SOLD for $27.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
36 image2121a. 2121a booklet pane of 10 plate no 6, NH, multiple printing errors with letters and numbers in the wrong colors. VF-XF, estimate $200. Donated by Micheal E. Aldrich. (Image1) Est. $200 SOLD for $19.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
37 image3209-3210. US Numbered uncut press sheet - Trans-Mississippi Scott no. 3209-3210, mint NH, VF condition in original flat USPS mailer, catalog value $150. numbered 11,454/12,500.
This is a heavy lot weighing 25.00 ounces -- suggested shipping to the US only

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Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
38 imageLiberty Issue. USA Liberty Issues used accumulation on/off paper. Four hundred off paper, 1,150 on paper. Singles, coils, a few multiples. Unpicked for large hole/small hole, tagging, etc. [Also didn't have time to sort and count like lots 9 & 10!] Donated by David F. Hull Stamp Company. (Image1) Est. $35 SOLD for $10.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM

U.S. Airmail & Back-of-the-Book

U.S. Airmail & Back-of-the-Book
LotNo. Symbol Lot Description
39 O imageC1-6. C1-6 first 6 airmails all postally used F-VF, nice clean set. Catalog value $175, estimate $115. Donated by Sam Houston Philatelics. (Image1) Est. $115 SOLD for $100.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM
40 * imageC1-C6. C1-6, 1923-26 Airmail set of 6 VF and F-VF, LH OG. Catalog Value $350, Estimate $250. Donated by Sam Houston Philatelics. (Image1) Est. $250
Fair Market Value:$63
Only the amount paid above the Fair Market Value will be a tax deductible donation SOLD for $220.00
Closing..May-18, 12:00 PM

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