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United States, Confederate States and Foreign Stamps and Covers continued...

U.S. Stamps: Collections and Accumulations
Lot Sym. Lot Description  
1694   ImageAppleton Postage Stamp Album. Published by D. Appleton & Co., title page "Album for Postage and Other Stamps, American and Foreign. MDCCCLXIII" (1863)," cover is dark brown with hubbed spine and gilt decorations, 208 pages with gilt edges, all stamps removed, significant cover edge and corner wear, first few pages including title page detached and with broken edges, some page thinning from removal of hinges, still a collectible and rare early stamp album, a smaller edition was published in Dec. 1862, with two copies known to exist (one in green, the other in red), twelve copies of this edition were reported in the American Philatelist (Mar. 1988) and probably no more than 20 exist (Image)

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 E. 500-750

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1695   ImageThe Stamp Galop. Attractive five-page folio of music composed by Arthur O'Leary of Boston and published by Oliver Ditson & Co., front page consists of lithographs of 43 stamps from around the world incl. U.S., Hawaii, Hong Kong, British Guiana, Trinidad, Ceylon, German States, Cape of Good Hope and others, published in 1864, some slight wear along left edge and few age spots, generally fresh and Very Fine, The Stamp Collector's Magazine of Feb. 1, 1863 mentions a British version as "The most successful of the season, and nightly encored, The title page is beautifully embellished in Colours, with postage stamps of foreign nations, Sent free for twelve stamps" (Image)

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 E. 1,000-1,500

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1696   Collection and Accumulation. Carton with perhaps several thousand mostly unused stamps, from 1851 to about the mid-1950's, wide range of issues with many better in small quantities, incl. Regular Issues, Commemoratives, Air Post, Special Delivery, better Cut Squares, Hunting Permits, some CSA General Issues, better items including Nos. 3, 40, F Grills complete, dollar-value Bureaus, Pan-Americans, 1902 Issue with values to $1.00, Washington-Franklins including some coils, small quantity of C1, other Air Post with C13, also a few certificates, mixed quality but a substantial amount of quite useful material and much Fine-Very Fine, a valuable lot for which we recommend careful viewing E. 15,000-20,000

SOLD for $14,000.00
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1697   United States Regular Issues and Back-of-the-Book Collection, 1847-1934. Largely complete on 1934 Nicklin pages, incl. Nos. 1 (on piece tied by manuscript "x" and blue "5" in oval), 7, 14, 17, 28, 33, 36B, 37-39 (last unused), 1861 with 69-72, 75 vertical pair, 78 Shield cancel, 1867 E Grills complete (1c unused original gum), 1869 Pictorials complete less 15c Ty. I, 1870-88 Large Bank Notes with some grills, virtually all others with four 90c values (the No. 218 original gum), about ten others original gum, 1890 mostly unused, mostly unused 1894-95 Bureaus with No. 262 original gum, 276A and 278 unused, 1902 with six values from 3c-15c unused and $1.00-$5.00 used, pretty good showing of Washington-Franklins with better as Nos. 331-340, 357, 374-381, 407 bottom plate no. strip of three, 414-420 (416 used), 422, 424-439 (with shades), 468-476 (10c and 12c used), 479-480, 467 and 505 single errors in blocks of nine, latter extraordinarily well-centered, 506-518, 523 (Mint N.H.), 524, 547, Kans.-Nebr. ovpts and more, Back-of-the-Book with complete Air Post (all unused except Nos. C13-C15), few Parcel Post, etc., also small section of coils, some of the early ones questionable, somewhat mixed condition and/or centering, especially among the early issues, otherwise generally Fine, valuable "old time" collection E. 10,000-15,000

SOLD for $11,500.00
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1698 og United States Unused Collection, 1851-1959. Extensive and valuable collection housed in a Scott National album, sparse coverage until 1879 with lower values and a few used in the early issues, collection begins in earnest with the 1888 Bank Notes and beyond with virtual completeness less the rarities and a few of the highest denominations, Small Bank Notes complete to 90c less the 30c, including Mint N.H. Nos. 227 and 229, Columbians complete to $5.00, dollar values original gum or disturbed gum, 1894 unwatermarked Bureaus complete to 50c, watermarked 1895 Bureaus including the $1.00 Ty. I and $2.00, 1898-99 issue complete, Trans-Mississippi and Pan American issues complete with original gum, 1902 issue to the $1 plus 5c No. 315, Louisiana Purchase including No. 327 block of four with plate no., 1909 Commemoratives and Panama Pacific issues complete, Washington Franklins virtually complete less the rarities, Bluish papers and 5c errors, virtually complete from 1922 Issue forward less White Plains sheet, spot checks revealed extremely high percentage of original gum on the better issues, some flaws to be expected and a few misidentified on the pages, also a few suspect coils, overall a Fine-Very Fine collection which could have yielded some individual lots but was kept intact to increase its desirability, worth review

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 E. 10,000-15,000

SOLD for $14,000.00
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1699   United States Unused Collection, 1851-1960. Extensive unused collection in three albums, begins with card proofs of 1847 issue, earliest stamps generally no gum or regummed, including Nos. 17, 35, 36B (original gum), 37-38, 63, 68-69, 71, 72S, 76, 78b, 112-117, 119, mix of hard and soft paper Large Bank Notes incl. Nos. 151 and 153, from Small Bank Notes (which are complete) forward generally original gum, Columbians through $2.00 ($1.00 no gum, $2.00 used) plus five values through 8c in imprint and plate no. strips of four, Trans-Mississippi through $1.00 (higher values no gum), other early commemoratives to Panama Pacific and later include a number of plate no. strips and plate blocks, 1895 Bureaus including Nos. 275-276, 1902 issue to 50c, Washington-Franklins Perf 12 including dollar values, Perf 10 through 30c, several Perf 12 coil singles, 1922 issue to later issues including White Plains sheet, Kansas-Nebraska, Presidentials in plate blocks through $2.00, 2c Reds in plate blocks, Back-of-Book includes much Air Post in plate blocks including Mint N.H. No. C18 top plate block (gum skips), C10a, Special Delivery mostly complete, Postage Due, Offices in China less K15, extensive Officials nearly complete less the high value items, Newspapers, Ducks mostly complete to 1956, Cut Squares, Confederates, U.N. etc., very mixed condition with faults to be expected throughout the older issues, many Fine appearing stamps, overall high catalogue value

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 E. 7,500-10,000

SOLD for $10,500.00
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1700 og United States Unused Accumulation. More than 120 dealer sheets with individual stamps or small groups, mostly unused with original gum, numerous better including Scott Nos. 241 (two unused, one used), 242 (two), 261 (two), 275, 327 (two), 341(two), 369 (three), 380 block of four, 400A, 404, 422, 423, 474, 505 (two), 519, 574, 595, large group of Air Post including C1-C6 and C18 with duplication, blocks of C1-C2, C4-C5, plate block of C4, some flaws to be expected but most of these were offered for sale individually with at least Fine appearance the norm

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 E. 4,000-5,000

SOLD for $5,500.00
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1701   Classic Accumulation, 1847-70. More than 400 stamps on manila stock cards with much duplication, many selected by owner for interesting cancels and varieties, range of issues from 1847 to later Large Bank Notes, a number of highlights incl. Nos. 1 (two), 12, 17, 28, 29, 30A, 36 or 36B (four), 38 (unused, no gum), 39 (unused, no gum), 1861 Issues with heavy duplication incl. many 63's (one vertical pair revenue use), 67, 69 (seven), 71 (ten), 72 (four), large number of 73's, 75 (three), 76 (eight), 78 (two), large group of Grills, 1869 Issue incl. lower values plus 15c (Ty. I and three Ty. II), 24c, 30c (two), 1c No. 123, Bank Notes through 30c incl. grills, many better cancels incl. carriers, express, foreign, revenue, red "Supplementary Mail", mixed condition with flaws or centering issues to be expected on the better stamps, many appear Fine, high catalogue value lot

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $8,500.00
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1702   Certified Classic Accumulation, 1851-69. Approximately 28 used stamps, each on an individual stock card and accompanied by a recent P.F. or P.S.E. certificate, range of Scott Nos. from 7-121 with several better, mixed condition with faults to be expected but a few are sound including Nos. 116 and 120 (P.F. graded 75 and 70 respectively), generally Fine appearance

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 5,778.00

SOLD for $900.00
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1703   Used Collection, 1845-1902. Over 150 different arranged on stock pages, quite a number of notable better items incl. Nos. 9X1, 1, 2 Double Transfer Ty. A, 12, 16, 20, 27-28, 34, 38, 67, 72, 79, 83, 84, 95, 99-101, 118-122, Large Bank Notes with three 90c values, Columbians to 50c (less 30c) and a few Bureaus and 1902, mixed condition, Very Good-Very Fine appearance, high Scott Retail value E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $3,500.00
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1704   Used Accumulation, 1847-1902. Well over 300 items arranged on stock cards, about 100 different in various quantities, incl. Nos. 1 (two, manuscript cancels), 2 (one with black town cancel, other manuscript cancel removed), 7 and 9 two each, 22, 29, 1861-66 with values to 90c, 1867 Grills to 90c, 1869 Pictorials complete less one 15c type, attractive 1c Re-Issue No. 123, good variety of Large Bank Notes, few 1890, Columbians complete to 50c less 30c and some Bureau Issues, very mixed condition E. 1,500-2,000

SOLD for $3,500.00
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