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1971 Rarities of the World continued...

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Lot Sym. Lot Description Est/Cat Realized
7   Alexandria, Va., 5c Black on Buff, Ty. I (1X1).> Cut to shape, as  always, well clear of design. Red postmark, No. 45 in ms., minor  natural paper fold at left Excellent color and impression. By far the finest of the
three known and the only one bAlexandria, Va., 5c Black on Buff, Ty. I (1X1). Cut to shape, as always, well clear of design. Red postmark, "No. 45" in ms., minor natural paper fold at left, Excellent color and impression. By far the finest of the three known and the only one bearing a postmark. Accompanied by a contemporary Alexandria cover with the same Red postmark. Ex-Worthington, Caspary, Lilly (Image Magnifier)

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7A   Baltimore, Md. 5c Black on Bluish (3x3).> Frame lines or parts of  frame lines show on all four sides Perfectly tied by neat Blue  Paid, matching Baltimore, Md: postmark on cover to Washington,  D.C., Very minor
toning from the gum, Very Fine ABaltimore, Md. 5c Black on Bluish (3x3). Frame lines or parts of frame lines show on all four sides, Perfectly tied by neat Blue "Paid", matching "Baltimore, Md:' postmark on cover to Washington, D.C., Very minor toning from the gum, Very Fine A Handsome Rarity, with P.F. Certificate (Image Magnifier)

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8 c Baltimore, Md., 5c Black on Bluish (3X3).> Small margins well  clear of design, neat ms. cancel and tied by Blue Baltimore, Md.  postmark. Creased by filing fold. Fresh, clean and attractive, Ex- Green,
MeroniBaltimore, Md., 5c Black on Bluish (3X3). Small margins well clear of design, neat ms. cancel and tied by Blue "Baltimore, Md." postmark. Creased by filing fold. Fresh, clean and attractive, Ex- Green, Meroni (Image Magnifier)

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9   Millbury, Mass. 5c Black on Bluish (7X1).> Margins all around,  Sharp Impression, neat red P of Paid cancel. Faint crease in   corner, otherwise Very Fine. One of the best and most attractive  examples of this
celebrated rarity in existence. Ex-MMillbury, Mass. 5c Black on Bluish (7X1). Margins all around, Sharp Impression, neat red "P" of "Paid" cancel. Faint crease in corner, otherwise Very Fine. One of the best and most attractive examples of this celebrated rarity in existence. Ex-Moody (Image Magnifier)

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10   New York, N.Y., 5c Black, Without Signature (9X1c). Horiz. Pair,> Pas. 31-32, L. stamp with Bottom Frame Line Double. Three  Hugh Margins, narrower, but well clear at top. Red Paid in  are neatly struck three times.
Very Fine, A Magnificent PairNew York, N.Y., 5c Black, Without Signature (9X1c). Horiz. Pair, Pas. 31-32, L. stamp with Bottom Frame Line Double. Three Hugh Margins, narrower, but well clear at top. Red "Paid" in are neatly struck three times. Very Fine, A Magnificent Pair (Image Magnifier)

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11 c New York, N.Y., 5c Black (9X1).> Clear to mostly large margins  all around. Tied by Red Oswego, N. York postmark, also Red Steam Boat, two lines on the cover. Remarkable usage with Returned 10 and Refused by C. Clerk
because postage not  paid.New York, N.Y., 5c Black (9X1). Clear to mostly large margins all around. Tied by Red "Oswego, N. York" postmark, also Red "Steam Boat", two lines on the cover. Remarkable usage with "Returned 10" and "Refused by C. Clerk because postage not paid." with Red "10", sent back to N.Y. from Oswego because County Clerk did not understand that the stamp paid the postage. Used on a Sept. 1846 legal form cover sent for filing. Very Fine (Image Magnifier)

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E. 750-1,000 1,450.00
12 c New York, N.Y., 5c Intense Black (9X1).> Margins all around, neat ms. cancel and just tied by edge of U.S. Express Mail, N. York matching Paid and ms. 5 on March 1846 Quaker dated letter to Worcester, Mass., Very
Fine and Rare. The cancel. unliNew York, N.Y., 5c Intense Black (9X1). Margins all around, neat ms. cancel and just tied by edge of "U.S. Express Mail, N. York" matching "Paid" and ms. "5" on March 1846 Quaker dated letter to Worcester, Mass., Very Fine and Rare. The cancel. unlisted (Image Magnifier)

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E. 750-1,000 950.00
13   St. Louis, Mo., We Black on Greenish, Ty. II (11X2).> Three excellent margins, ample at bottom. Red town and neat ms. cancel. Choice and handsome example of this classicSt. Louis, Mo., We Black on Greenish, Ty. II (11X2). Three excellent margins, ample at bottom. Red town and neat ms. cancel. Choice and handsome example of this classic (Image Magnifier)

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14 c St. Louis, Mo., 10c Black on Greenish (11X2).> Mostly clear to   large margins, barely touched at extreme T. L. Nicely tied by   Red St. Louis, Mo. postmark, matching Paid, ms. 10 and   Due 10 on fresh Charnley &
Whelan folded letter to PhiSt. Louis, Mo., 10c Black on Greenish (11X2). Mostly clear to large margins, barely touched at extreme T. L. Nicely tied by Red "St. Louis, Mo." postmark, matching "Paid", ms. "10" and "Due 10" on fresh "Charnley & Whelan" folded letter to Phila'da. Pa. Very Choice and Handsome (Image Magnifier)

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14A   St. Louis, Mo. 10c Black on Greenish (11x2). Vertical Pair,> Large  margins to frame line touched in places Tied by Brilliant Red St.  Louis, Nov. 22 (1845) postmark, matching Paid and ms. 20.  A fresh Charnley &
Whelan cover, Very HandsomeSt. Louis, Mo. 10c Black on Greenish (11x2). Vertical Pair, Large margins to frame line touched in places, Tied by Brilliant Red "St. Louis, Nov. 22 (1845)" postmark, matching "Paid" and ms. "20". A fresh "Charnley & Whelan" cover, Very Handsome and Exceed· ingly Rare, First month of use (Image Magnifier)

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