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1996 Rarities of the World continued...

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1847 Issue
Lot Sym. Lot Description Est/Cat Realized
10° ogbl 5c Brown (1).> Horizontal block of six, full original gum, h.r., bottom left stamp never hinged, large margins to slightly in, attractive color and fine impression, one stamp with small natural paper inclusion, block
with light creasing from gum shri5c Brown (1). Horizontal block of six, full original gum, h.r., bottom left stamp never hinged, large margins to slightly in, attractive color and fine impression, one stamp with small natural paper inclusion, block with light creasing from gum shrinkage

A VERY FINE AND RARE BLOCK OF THE 5-CENT 1847 ISSUE WITH ORIGINAL GUM.

With 1977 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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43,500.00 0.00
11° og 5c Dark Brown (1a).> Unused (no gum), full to mostly large margins, handsome deep shade, excellent impression, Extremely Fine, with 1996 certificate5c Dark Brown (1a). Unused (no gum), full to mostly large margins, handsome deep shade, excellent impression, Extremely Fine, with 1996 certificate (Image Magnifier)

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5,000.00 0.00
12° og 5c Orange Brown (1b).> Ample even margins, full o.g., h.r., small faint thin at T.L., Very Fine appearance, this shade is very scarce unused, with 1996 P.F. certificate5c Orange Brown (1b). Ample even margins, full o.g., h.r., small faint thin at T.L., Very Fine appearance, this shade is very scarce unused, with 1996 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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6,000.00 0.00
13° bl 5c Red Brown (1).> Reconstructed vertical block of six, Pos. 79-8089-9099-100R, showing Double Transfers A & B, mostly large margins all around, rich color and beautiful impression, each with vivid red grid, top two
stamps faintly creased<><>^THE5c Red Brown (1). Reconstructed vertical block of six, Pos. 79-80/89-90/99-100R, showing Double Transfers A & B, mostly large margins all around, rich color and beautiful impression, each with vivid red grid, top two stamps faintly creased

THE UNIQUE "ASHBROOK RECONSTRUCTION", ORIGINALLY TWO VERTICAL STRIPS NOW FORMING ONE EXTREMELY FINE AND INCOMPARABLE SHOWPIECE.

The left strip was owned by Stanley Ashbrook. In 1918, while viewing the Emerson collection, he realized that a similiar strip owned by the judge had once adjoined his own.

Illustrated in Brookman, Vol. I (p. 43). With 1980 Friedl and 1983 P.F. certificates (Image Magnifier)

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E. 25,000-35,000 25,000.00
14°   5c Red Brown (1).> Bottom left corner margin single, large to gigantic margins showing 10mm selvage at left and 11mm at bottom, bold blue grid, affected vertically with a pre-print natural paper crease, Extremely
Fine appearance, very rare5c Red Brown (1). Bottom left corner margin single, large to gigantic margins showing 10mm selvage at left and 11mm at bottom, bold blue grid, affected vertically with a pre-print natural paper crease, Extremely Fine appearance, very rare (Image Magnifier)

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525.00 5,500.00
15°   5c Red Brown (1).> Full to large margins, attractive shade, clear nearly complete strike of <Huntsville Ala. 5 in Negative Star,> Very Fine, very rare with this marking cancelling the stamp, ex Newbury, Ring, with
1995 P.F. certificate5c Red Brown (1). Full to large margins, attractive shade, clear nearly complete strike of Huntsville Ala. "5" in Negative Star, Very Fine, very rare with this marking cancelling the stamp, ex Newbury, Ring, with 1995 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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E. 1,500-2,000 10,000.00
16°   5c Brown (1).> Four margins, cancelled by strike of negative <Alexandria -Post Office -USA> seal in black, matching grid cancel, Very Fine, unique as a cancel on the 5c 1847 - this marking is recorded on a few
stampless covers and is believed to ha5c Brown (1). Four margins, cancelled by strike of negative "Alexandria -Post Office -USA" seal in black, matching grid cancel, Very Fine, unique as a cancel on the 5c 1847 - this marking is recorded on a few stampless covers and is believed to have been used in a manner similar to the Annapolis Eagle seal during the same period (Image Magnifier)

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E. 1,500-2,000 3,500.00
17° c 5c Red Brown (1).> Mostly large to enormous margins including right sheet margin, beautiful rich color and prooflike impression from the earliest printing, tied by red square grid on buff cover to Saratoga Springs,
matching New York 5cts 13 Jul. cd5c Red Brown (1). Mostly large to enormous margins including right sheet margin, beautiful rich color and prooflike impression from the earliest printing, tied by red square grid on buff cover to Saratoga Springs, matching "New York 5cts 13 Jul." cds, original July 1847 enclosure, stamp with small sealed tear at L., Very Fine, very rare second-week usage of the 5c 1847, with 1976 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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E. 1,500-2,000 1,900.00
18° c 10c Black (2).> Large margins, tied by blue grid, matching Philada. Pa. 10cts Jul. 19 cds on part-printed <July 1847> folded letter to Connorsville Md., Extremely Fine and rare <third-week usage> of the 10c 1847
Issue, ex Newbury, Haas, with 1983 P10c Black (2). Large margins, tied by blue grid, matching "Philada. Pa. 10cts Jul. 19" cds on part-printed July 1847 folded letter to Connorsville Md., Extremely Fine and rare third-week usage of the 10c 1847 Issue, ex Newbury, Haas, with 1983 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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E. 3,000-4,000 3,750.00
19° c 5c Blackish Brown (1a).> Mostly large margins, unusual shade and fine impression, tied by incredibly intense red East Bennington Vt. Jun. 15 cds on 1849 folded cover to Proctorsville Vt.<><>^EXTREMELY FINE. ONE OF
THE MOST SPECTACULAR DOMESTIC 185c Blackish Brown (1a). Mostly large margins, unusual shade and fine impression, tied by incredibly intense red "East Bennington Vt. Jun. 15" cds on 1849 folded cover to Proctorsville Vt.

EXTREMELY FINE. ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR DOMESTIC 1847 ISSUE COVERS IN EXISTENCE.

This extraordinary cover was acquired by the owner in a European auction for the equivalent of $17,500. Ex Sampson, Lehman, Dick, Haas, with 1981 and 1982 P.F. certificates (Image Magnifier)

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E. 10,000-15,000 27,000.00
20° c 5c Red Brown (1).> Large to huge margins, tied by bold red Rochester N.Y. 5 cds on white envelope to Clifton Springs, Extremely Fine, ex Haas, with 1983 P.F. certificate5c Red Brown (1). Large to huge margins, tied by bold red "Rochester N.Y. 5" cds on white envelope to Clifton Springs, Extremely Fine, ex Haas, with 1983 P.F. certificate (Image Magnifier)

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E. 1,000-1,500 2,600.00

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