1870-93 Bank Note Issues: continued...
| Lot |
Sym. |
Cat# |
Lot Description |
Realized |
Prices realized...
| 1606 |
C |
150 |
10c Brown (150). Used with horizontal pair of 2c Red Brown (146), each
tied by bold strike of NYFM cancel on cover to Sweden, red "New York
Paid All Direct Jul. " cds on back, 2c pair also tied by red boxed "Bremen
Franco" hs, red "4" credit, 1870 receiving backstamp, small faults, Fine and
interesting early usage |
$ 350 |
| 1608 |
C |
151 |
12c Dull Violet (151). Used with 10c Brown (150), tied by neat grids in
circle, matching "Oakland Cal. Apr. 26" cds on small cover to Lima,
Peru, red "12" credit, receiving backstamp, reduced at L., Very Fine |
$ 110 |
| 1610 |
C |
Liberty Bell |
3c Green (158). Tied by blue Liberty Bell fancy cancel, matching
"Concord N.H. Jul. 31" cds on illustrated corner card cover to Forrestville
N.Y., barely reduced at R., Very Fine strike |
$ 350 |
| 1611 |
C |
160 |
7c Orange Vermilion (160). Used with 2c Brown (157), tied by dotted
grid, matching "New Orleans La. Dec. 31" cds on 1875 folded letter to
Gironde, France, red "New York Jan. 5" transit, receiving backstamps, 2c
stamp slightly affected from placement at edge, otherwise Very Fine, used on
the last possible day to pay the 9c French treaty rate |
$ 125 |
| 1612 |
C |
160 |
7c Orange Vermilion (160). Used with three singles of 3c Green (158),
tied by large NYFM cancels on 1874 cover to Paris, France, red "New York
Paid Nov. 21" cds, receiving backstamp, one 3c stamp torn, otherwise Very Fine
cover rated for between -1/3 and -1/2oz. |
$ 100 |
| 1613 |
C |
161 |
10c Brown (161). Used with 7c Orange Vermilion and 1c Ultramarine (160,
156), tied by cork killers on 1874 folded registered cover to Napoli,
Italy, red "New York Registered Sep. 5" cds, receiving backstamp, Very Fine |
$ 450 |
| 1614 |
C |
161 |
10c Brown (161). Horizontal pair, used with 7c Orange Vermilion (160)
and tied by bold targets and "New Haven Conn. Jun. 20" datestamps on tissue
paper cover to Cape of Good Hope, red "New 1.10 York Jun. 21" cds,
London, Wellington and receiving datestamps, red "3d" credit, some wear, still
Fine |
$ 100 |
| 1615 |
C |
162 |
12c Blackish Violet (162). Used with 1c Ultramarine (156) and tied by hs
on 1876 folded registered cover to Washington D.C., red "New York Jan. 26" cds,
fresh and Very Fine, ex Knapp |
$ 230 |
| 1616 |
C |
163 |
15c Yellow Orange (163). Tied by bold segmented cork, matching "New
Haven Conn. Sep. 29" cds struck twice on 1877 cover to Wellington, Cape of
Good Hope and forwarded to Stellenbosch, charged 1d for the forwarding, New
York, London, Cape Town, Wellington transits and Stellenbosch receiving cds all
struck on the front of the cover, stamp with single short perf at T.R., a Very
Fine and very attractive usage,highly exhibitable as all markings are struck on
front |
$ 65 |
| 1617 |
C |
163 |
15c Yellow Orange (163). Used with 10c Brown and 3c Green (161, 158),
tied by cork cancels on cover to India, red "New 1.10 York Nov. 17" cds,
London transit also ties 3c stamp, receiving backstamp, reduced at L., Fine |
$ 150 |
| 1619 |
C |
179 |
5c Blue (179). Tied by beautiful Rosette fancy cancel, "New
Orleans La. Apr. 9 10AM" cds with matching "SHIP" straightline and "Due 1" in
circle on 1878 cover to Chambersburg Pa., with enclosure written on engraved
U.S.S. Swatara stationery, from Aspinwall, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1620 |
C |
185 |
5c Blue (185). Two, tied by New York Feb. 12, 1881 duplex on buff cover
to London, Nicaragua shipping line corner card, red receiving cds, backstamped
"FORWARDED BY/COTHEAL & CO.", top edge slightly torn during opening and
mended with paper, still Fine |
$ 80 |
| 1621 |
C |
185 |
5c Blue (185). Horizontal strip of three, tied by "New-York May 7, 1881"
duplexes on light blue cover to Du Toits Pan, Griqualand West, South
Africa, varoius transits, receiving backstamp, slight edge wear and file
fold clear of stamps, Fine usage |
$ 325 |
| 1622 |
C |
189 |
15c Red Orange (189). Used with 3c Vermilion (214), tied by "Saint
Johnsbury Jul. 7, 1889" duplex on legal-size registered cover to Tauton Mass.,
trivial toning and some slight wear, Fine |
$ 135 |
| 1623 |
C |
205 |
5c Yellow Brown (205). Tied by large red grid, matching "U.S. Postal
Ag'cy Shanghai May 5" cds on immaculate cover to Hoboken, N.J., San
Francisco and receiving backstamps, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 280 |
| 1624 |
C |
205 |
5c Yellow Brown (205). Pair and two singles, cancelled or tied by hs,
matching "Benson & ? R.P.O. Nov. 6, 1885" cds on legal-size 24c Wells, Fargo
& Co. printed entire from Mexico to Paris, the entire cancelled by oval
"Wells, Fargo & Co. Guaymas, Mexico Nov. 5, 1885" hs, Paris receiving hs, Very
Fine |
$ 300 |
| 1625 |
C |
205 |
5c Yellow Brown (205). Four, tied by New York Supplementary Mail
cds on May 1882 cover to London, red receiing cds, corner card of Nicaragua
shipping line, Very Fine |
$ 170 |
| 1626 |
C |
207 |
3c Blue Green (207). Two, pre-use creasing and tear, tied by cork
cancels, used with Mexico 1882, 10c Blue (134), tied by "Franco en la
Magdelena" double-oval handstamp, "Tuscon Ariz. Jan. 9" cds on cover to Boston,
receiving backstamp, light folds in cover, still Fine, extremely rare
U.S.-Mexico mixed franking for double rate, with 1998 P.F. certificate |
$ 1,100 |
| 1627 |
C |
207 |
3c Blue Green (207). Four, tied by Large Snowflake fancy cancels,
purple "Registered/Dec. 22, 1888/Los Angeles Cal." three-line ds on cover to
Santa Barbara Cal., with letter from a man recently arrested for robbery,
opened at L. & B., Very Fine, extremely rare fancy cancel used from Los Angeles |
$ 525 |
| 1628 |
C |
213 |
2c Green (213). Perf tip toning, tied by Boston Apr. 19, 1889 mc on
beautiful U.S. Steam and Street Railway Advertising Co. advertising
cover lithographed in green with embossed detail, marvelous printing, with
enclosure re ads placed in railway cars, reduced at B., still Very Fine |
$ 190 |
| 1629 |
C |
213 |
2c Green (213). Tied by "Philadelphia Pa. Sep. 26, 1888" duplex on
illustrated cover depicting train and mail car, to Canaan Valley, Conn.,
receiving backstamp, reduced at R., Very Fine and attractive cover |
$ 140 |
| 1630 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by killer cancel on legal-size illustrated
catalogue wrapper for tobacco and cigarettes to Winchester, Va., some slight
edge wear, otherwise Fine |
$ 270 |
| 1631 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Two, used with 4c Carmine (215) and tied by
Philadelphia oval reg. cancels on registered 2c Green entire (U311) to Gardner,
N. Dakota, purple 1889 registry hs, a Very Fine and colorful usage |
$ 220 |
| 1632 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). B. margin plate no. horizontal pair, tied by
"Columbus Oh. Jun. 20" cds on corner card cover for pianos and organs to S.
Charleston, Ohio, some toning from gum on flaps shows though on front, stamps
slightly toned, otherwise Fine |
$ 170 |
| 1633 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "Boston Mass. Apr. 9, 1889" pmk. on 2c Green
entire (U311) to Nassau, Bahamas, with illustration of the Boston
Coliseum at L., slightly reduced at R. and some toning spots, still Fine and
rare destination |
$ 425 |
| 1634 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Used with 2c Green and 10c Brown (213, 209), tied by
New York reg. ovals on 10c Brown on Blue entire (U192) to Paris, France,
address crossed outsome edge tears at T. and part of backflap missing,
otherwise Fine, colorful usage |
$ 135 |
| 1635 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by boldly struck "Springfield Mass. Mar. 23,
1888" duplex on 2c Brown entire (U288) to Bangkok, Siam, Paris transit,
strikes of boxed "INCONNU/UNKNOWN" and "RETOUR/RETURNED" handstamps, Bangkok
and Singapore backstamps, address lightly crossed out in blue crayon, some
wear, still a Fine and interesting usage |
$ 625 |
| 1636 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by New York reg. oval on 1c Blue on Manila
wrapper (W301) to Halifax, Nova Scotia, small tear on back only, light
file fold and some slight edge toning, otherwise Fine |
$ 500 |
| 1637 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Horizontal pair, used with 4c Carmine (215) and tied
by "St. Louis Mo. Sep. 25, 1889" duplexes on 5c Blue entire (U330) to
Hannover, Germany, ms., "Via England", receiving backstamp, some slight
edge wear, Fine and colorful usage |
$ 260 |
| 1638 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "Philadelphia Pa. Mar. 10, 1888" duplex on
2c Green entire (U311) to Hamburg, Germany, endorsed "Pr. SS Aurania"
and struck by "TOO LATE" hs, receiving backstamp, Fine |
$ 170 |
| 1639 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "Little Falls N.Y. Mar. 15, 1889" duplexes
on 2c Green entire (U311) to Stockholm, Sweden, fresh and Fine |
$ 140 |
| 1641 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Used with 2c Green (213), s.e. at L., tied by "New
York Mar. 31, 1889" duplexes on cover to Madrid, Spain, receiving
backstamp, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1642 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Horizontal pair, tied by "New York Feb. 4, 1890"
duplexes on 4c Lake on Blue entire (U327a) to Leipzig, Germany, bold red
"VIA ENGLAND" hs, receiving backstamp, tiny edge nick at R., a Very Fine and
colorful cover |
$ 160 |
| 1643 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Used with 1c Ultramarine (212) and tied by
"Philadelphia Pa. Sep. 30, 1888" duplexes on 1c Blue entire (U294) to
Stockholm, Sweden, receiving backstamp, Very Fine |
$ 200 |
| 1644 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "Milwaukee Wis. Nov. 17, 1887" duplex on 2c
Brown entire (U277) to Naples, Italy, New York and receiving backstamps,
slight wear, Fine |
$ 180 |
| 1645 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "New York Feb. 11, 1890" duplex on 2c Green
on Oriental Buff entire (U313) to Brussells, Belgium, receiving
backstamp, gum stains at L. of cover, Fine, ex Knapp |
$ 190 |
| 1646 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Tied by "San Francisco Cal. Nov. 7, 1888" duplex on
2c Green entire (U311) with illustrated ad to Hamburg, Germany, 3c stamp
showing part of plate no. at B., receiving backstamp, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 125 |
| 1647 |
C |
214 |
3c Vermilion (214). Specialized collection of covers and cancellations
neatly arranged on pages, wide range of usages incl. some registered, foreign
destinations, nice combination covers, few early and late usages, some faults,
many are Fine, an interesting group |
$ 3,250 |
Columbian to Later Issues:
| Lot |
Sym. |
Cat# |
Lot Description |
Realized |
| 1648 |
C |
240 |
50c Columbian (240). Tied by "Brooklyn N.Y. Jan. 2, 1894" pmk. on cover
addressed to Brooklyn, N.Y., cover with scuff at B., otherwise Fine |
$ 160 |
| 1649 |
C |
245 |
Imitation $5.00 Columbian Cover. Whole-cloth fabrication with facsimile
stamp tied by convincing New York machine cancel on corner card cover to
Germany, registry label and receiving backstamp, return address "If not
delivered in THOUSAND years, return to Philatelic Association, Magdeburgh,
Germany, The Greatest Association of the World", obviously never intended to
deceive but created instead for humorous reasons |
$ 325 |
| 1650 |
C |
Columbian Covers |
Columbian Covers. Three covers, incl. 5c tied by Oct. 30 expo machine
cancel on 1c entire, 6c on similar cover (2c entire), last is B. imprint pair
of 15c on cover to Washington D.C. (faults to selvage), overall a Fine group,
also incl. entrance ticket to the expo |
$ 350 |
| 1652 |
C |
Columbian Post Cards |
Columbian Postal Cards. Four multicolored official souvenir postal
cards, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 140 |
| 1653 |
C |
Columbian Postal Car |
Columbian Exposition Postal Cards. Complete set of twelve cards with
original wrapper, each depicts Columbus, the Santa Maria and a different
building at the Expo, wrapper shows some edge wear, cards are fresh and
Fine-Very Fine |
$ 290 |
| 1654 |
C |
Expo Cards |
Trans-Mississippi Postal Cards. Ten 1c Postal cards, each with different
multicolored design, few small faults, all appear Fine-Very Fine |
$ 100 |
| 1655 |
C |
1878 St. Louis Expo |
St. Louis Exposition Covers. 1878, Group of six covers, each with
different ad or view of the Expo, each used to various destinations, few
faults, most appear Fine |
$ 150 |
| 1656 |
C |
N.F. Seebeck |
N.F. Seebeck, New York. Red collar on 3c Green on Blue entire (U166),
used with 3c Green and 10c Brown (184, 188) and sent registered to Kansas
City, Mo., each cancelled by light New York reg. oval, 1880 usage, some edge
wear and toning at stamp edges, still Fine and colorful usage |
$ 210 |
| 1657 |
C |
N.F. Seebeck, NY |
N.F. Seebeck, New York. Collar on 1c Light Blue on Orange entire (U116),
addressed locally, uncancelled, slight edge wear, Fine |
$ 90 |
| 1658 |
C |
Murray & Griffith |
Murray & Griffith, Trenton N.J.. Red collar on 3c Green entire (U163),
cancelled by "Trenton N.J. Jun. 11" duplex, to New York City, 1881 receiving
backstamp, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 230 |
| 1659 |
C |
Bates & Coates, PA |
Bates & Coates, Philadelphia Pa.. Red collar on 2c Vermilion on Fawn
entire (U147), used with 1c Blue (182) and cancelled by "Philadelphia Pa. Mar.
14" duplexes to Trenton, N.J., 1879 company hs., light file fold clear of
design, 1c stamp creased prior to use, otherwise Fine, ex White |
$ 180 |
| 1660 |
C |
Int'l Auto Races |
International Automobile Races, Ormond-Daytona Beach. Red collar cover,
bearing 2c Carmine (319) tied by "Ormond Fl. Mar. 18, 1905" cds, to Holyoke,
Mass., receiving backstamp, some edge wear, otherwise Fine |
$ 220 |
| 1661 |
C |
LA Purchase Centenni |
World's Fair, St. Louis Mo.. Two, each with different advertising
collar, one bearing 1c Green (300) tied by dateless 1903 expo cancel, other
bearing 2c Carmine (319) tied by April 23, 1904 expo cancel, both show some
wear, otherwise Fine |
$ 150 |
| 1662 |
C |
Columbian World's Fr |
Columbian World's Fair. Red collar cover advertising for Neostyle
Duplicator, the only special award for process of duplicate typewriting,
bearing 2c Columbian (231) tied by "Buffalo N.Y. Jan. 23, 1894" pmk., to
Philadelphia, Pa., receiving backstamp, some edge wear incl. torn corner at
T.R. affecting design, otherwise appears Fine |
$ 160 |
| 1663 |
C |
Geo. F. Nesbitt |
George F. Nesbitt & Co., New York. Red collar on 3c Pink, Specimen
entire (U58S), lightened pen reads "First Stamped Envelopes printed for the
Government. Printed for Government until the Govt. acquired its own
plant.", Fine |
$ 200 |
| 1664 |
C |
Swift & Co. Insuranc |
Swift & Co. Fire Insurance, Cleveland O. Large red collar cover, bearing
2c Carmine Ty. III (267) tied by "Cleveland O. Dec. 21, 1902" duplex, to
Forestville, N.Y., docketing at L., receiving backstamp, Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1665 |
C |
Pearl Art Co., NY |
2c Carmine, Ty. III (267). Tied by N.Y. mc on Pearl Art Co., New
York illustrated ad cover with stamp frame, Very Fine |
$ 105 |
| 1667 |
C |
279B |
2c Red, Ty. III (279B). Tied by Cortland N.Y. Sep. 15, 1898 duplex on
illustrated Steam Firefighting Equipment ad cover, slightly reduced at
R., Very Fine |
$ 110 |
| 1668 |
C |
294-299 |
1c-10c Pan-American (294-299). Cancelled by light strikes of Buffalo
N.Y. reg ovals on cover to Birmingham, England, 1901 reg. ds, most of back
missing but arrival ds present, colorful and Fine |
$ 350 |
| 1669 |
C |
310 |
50c Orange (310). Tied by target with 4c & 10c 1908 on Jun. 1909
registered cover to Phila., magenta Milwaukie Wis. registry cds, apparently
used as a paste-up (no backstamps), Fine and rare commercial usage of 50c 1902,
which was still in current use in 1909 |
$ 425 |
| 1670 |
C |
355 |
5c Blue, Coil (355). Guide line pair, tied by light strike of "Salem
Ma." oval reg. cancel on 1c entire and used with 1c Green on registered cover
to Los Angeles, Cal., purple "Salem Mass. Reg. Div. Mar. 1, 1916" datestamps on
back, part of back cut out, opened at sides, the line pair with scuffs and
small tear at T., still appears Fine, rare used on cover, Scott Retail for
off-cover used line pair $650.00 |
$ 120 |
| 1671 |
C |
384V |
2c Carmine, Imperforate Vertical Coil (384V). Tied by Springfield Mass.
Oct. 18, 1911 mc on Indian Motocycle lithographed multicolored ad cover
with illustration of rider on motorcycle, Extremely Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1672 |
C |
498f |
1c Green, A.E.F. Booklet Pane (498f). Horizontal pair and single, former
s.e. at top, latter s.e. and guideline at left, tied by U.S. Military P.O. cds
on Nov. 1918 YMCA cover from A.E.F. in France to Ohio, purple censor hs, slight
crease at top affects pair, otherwise Very Fine, the 1c A.E.F. pane stamps are
far scarcer on cover than the 2c |
$ 250 |
| 1673 |
C |
630 |
2c White Plains Souvenir Sheet (630). Tied (between perfs) by segmented
cork cancels on registered legal-size cover to Peoria Ill., corner card from
Third Assistant Postmaster General, Division of Stamps, purple "Washington D.C.
Nov. 23, 1926" and receiving backstamps, some edge wear to souvenir sheet ,
still a Fine and rare usage |
$ 260 |
| 1674 |
C |
658-679 |
1c-10c Kans., Nebr. Overprints (658-679). Blocks of four, several
showing selvage on one side, each on separate first day covers, each
tied by "Washington D.C. May 1, 1930" postmarks and each with same printed
address to Harrisburg, Penn., the 7c-9c Kans. with bottom stamps cancelled or
tied by obliterator line, a fresh and Very Fine set of blocks on first day
covers, rare |
$ 2,000 |
Air Post incl. R.F. Overprints:
| Lot |
Sym. |
Cat# |
Lot Description |
Realized |
| 1675 |
C |
AAMC 47 |
1912, August 6-8, Fort Recover, Ohio. Harvest Festival Aviation Meet (AAMC
47). Postcard showing plane leaving the ground, 1c stamp on front of card
tied by August 8 pmk., addressed to Harry A. Truby from Harry McDaniel,
Postmaster, contents state "This is George Schmitt's machine on the 6th.
He broke the engine before he came down. Earl Sandt is to carry the mail
today" and signed, fresh and Very Fine, excellent historical content, also
accompanied by 2c Hudson-Fulton imperforate (373) block of four with Fort
Recovery cancel, AAMC cat. for the cover only |
$ 190 |
| 1676 |
C |
AAMC 55a |
1912, September 16-22, Chicago Illinois. Grant Park Aviation Meet (AAMC
55a). Postcard depicting landing plane with cachet tying 1c stamp and
addressed to Harry Truby and signed by pilot DeLoyd Thompson, few small surface
scuff, Fine, AAMC cat. value |
$ 160 |
| 1677 |
C |
AAMC 74 |
1913, October 4, Natrona Pennsylvania. Experimental Aeroplane Mail Service
(AAMC 74). 1c Postal Card cancelled by indistinct duplex, bold purple
cachet, addressed to Harry Truby, Fine, AAMC cat. |
$ 140 |
| 1678 |
C |
C1 |
6c Orange, 1918 Air Post (C1). Ten covers, all from 1919-26, several
listed in AAMC U.S. Govt. Flight section incl. AAMC Nos. 119 (2), 131, 138, few
registered usages, some faults, some appear Fine |
$ 230 |
| 1680 |
C |
C3 |
24c Carmine Rose & Blue, 1918 Air Post (C3). Tied by "May 17, 1918 New
York" pmk. on Hotel corner card cover to Baltimore, Md., with original matching
enclosure which reads "Am sending [sic] one of the 'bird letters'",
receiving backstamp, very slight edge wear, Fine, used only two days after the
first flight |
$ 160 |
| 1681 |
C |
C3 |
24c Carmine Rose & Blue, 1918 Air Post (C3). Tied by red "May 15, 1918
First Trip New York" pmk. on first flight legal-size aero club corner
card cover (AAMC 101q) to Steubenville, Ohio, with original enclosure, edge
wear and tears, appears Fine, AAMC cat. $450.00 |
$ 100 |
| 1682 |
C |
C3 |
24c Carmine Rose & Blue, 1918 Air Post (C3). Three covers, first tied by
"May 21, 1918 Washington D.C." pmk. on cover to Hamilton, Canada, second tied
by "Toledo Ohio Jan. 31, 1919" duplex on cover to Defiance, Ohio, third tied by
"Defiance Ohio Aug. 11 1919" duplex on cover to Toledo, Ohio, all have some
faults, still a Fine group |
$ 80 |
| 1683 |
|
C4-C6 |
8c-24c 1923 Air Post (C4-C6). Each tied on front or part of front by
first day cancels, fresh and Fine, Scott Retail as full FDC's $1,950.00 |
$ 100 |
| 1684 |
C |
C4-C6 |
8c-24c 1923 Air Post (C4-C6). Blocks of four of each, also bearing seven
other stamps, tied by "New York City Hall Aug. 6, 1929" duplexes on flown
Zeppelin cover addressed to Lyndhurst N.J., large purple cachet also ties
stamps, Lakehurst Aug. 29 receiving backstamp, fresh and colorful
round-the-world flight cover |
$ 425 |
| 1687 |
C |
C13 |
65c Graf Zeppelin (C13). Tied by "Varick St. Sta. N.Y. June 2, 1930"
pmk. on cacheted flown post card addressed to Sandusky, Ohio, Sevilla, Spain
and New York arrival backstamps, Very Fine |
$ 180 |
| 1688 |
C |
C13 |
65c Graf Zeppelin (C13). Tied by "Cape May N.J. May 30, 1930" pmk. on
flown cacheted 1c Postal Card with indicia covered over by stamp, to Hudson,
N.Y., Friedrichschafen cds, New York receiving backstamp, some slight edge
wear, still Fine |
$ 100 |
| 1689 |
C |
C13 |
65c Graf Zeppelin (C13). Tied by "New York N.Y. June 2, 1930" pmk. on
flown cacheted post card to Dresden-Plauen, Germany, Friedrichschafen receiving
cds, Fine |
$ 100 |
| 1690 |
C |
C13-C14 |
65c-$1.30 Graf Zeppelin (C13-C14). Tied by May 1, 1930 New York, N.Y.
duplex on cacheted post card to Friedrichschafen, Germany, receiving backstamp,
few toned perfs, 65c pre-use tear, some cover scuffs,, still appears Fine |
$ 160 |
| 1691 |
C |
C13-C14 |
65c-$1.30 Graf Zeppelin (C13-C14). Each tied on separate 1c Postal Card,
the 65c by "Varick St. Sta. May 31, 1930" pmk. with cachet and flown to
Germany, the $1.30 tied by similar pmk. dated Apr. 30 on flown cover to New
York (Lakehurst May 31 receiving ds), both are fresh and Very Fine |
$ 230 |
| 1692 |
C |
C13-C14 |
65c-$1.30 Graf Zeppelin (C13-C14). Each on separate post card, first
tied by "Lakehurst N.J. June 2, 1930" pmk. on flown cacheted cover, second tied
by "Varick St. Sta. N.Y. Apr. 26, 1930" pmk. on cacheted post card, both are
Very Fine |
$ 250 |
| 1693 |
C |
C14 |
$1.30 Graf Zeppelin (C14). Tied by "Varick St. Sta. N.Y. June 2, 1930"
pmk. on flown cacheted illustrated cover depicting flying machines circling the
globe, to Sandusky, Ohio, Friedrichschafen and New York arrival backstamps,
reduced at L., Fine and attractive cover |
$ 325 |
| 1694 |
C |
C14-C15 |
$1.30-$2.60 Graf Zeppelin (C14-C15). The first tied by "New York N.Y.
Apr. 25, 1930" duplex on large cacheted post card to Des Plaines, Ill., the
$2.60 tied by same duplex cancel on cacheted cover to New York, both with
Lakehurst receiving postmarks, some faults incl. $2.60 faulty perfs at T., both
almost Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1695 |
C |
C15 |
$2.60 Graf Zeppelin (C15). Tied by "Varick St. Sta. N.Y. Apr. 28, 1930"
pmk. on cacheted cover to Sandusky, Ohio, Lakehurst receiving backstamp, fresh
and Fine |
$ 290 |
| 1696 |
C |
C15 |
$2.60 Graf Zeppelin (C15). Lightly cancelled by "Washington D.C. Apr.
19, 1930" pmk. on first day cover to Woodbury N.J., stamp tied by red
cachet, Lakehurst May 31, 1930 receiving backstamp, fresh and Very Fine flown
first day cover |
$ 425 |
| 1697 |
C |
C18 |
50c Chicago Zeppelin (C18). Collection of 33 cacheted covers, ten are
First Day covers incl. nine from New York and one from Washington, D.C.,
several are illustrated corner cards covers incl. one depicting Dr. Eckener,
two bear blocks of four and five with pairs, few small faults, most are
Fine-Very Fine, an interesting group |
$ 1,900 |
| 1698 |
C |
CM1 |
6c R.F. Overprint Ty. a (CM1). Tied by "Poste Navale 14-12 44"
datestamps on cover to New York, censor label at L., red "Marine Francaise
Service A La Mer" ds, slight edge wear, Fine |
$ 250 |
| 1699 |
C |
CM2 |
6c R.F. Overprint Ty. b (CM2). Two, tied by strikes of "Poste Navale
11-2 45" datestamps on cover to Long Island N.Y., censor label at L., some
wear, still Fine |
$ 425 |
| 1700 |
C |
CM3 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. c (CM3). Tied by "YA" censor's hs and partly
struck "Marine Francais Service LaMer" pmk. on 1945 cover to New York, slight
edge wear, Fine, with 1975 P.F. certificate |
$ 250 |
| 1701 |
C |
CM4 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. d (CM4). Tied by "Poste Navale" cds on censored
cover to Philadelphia Pa., bold "Marine Nationale Servive A La Mer" hs, Very
Fine |
$ 400 |
| 1702 |
C |
CM4 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. d (CM4). R. margin single, tied by bold "Poste
Navale 7 5 45" cds on censored cover to New York, fresh and Very Fine |
$ 210 |
| 1703 |
C |
CM5 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. e (CM5). Tied by "Poste Navale 3-7 44" cds on
censored cover to New York, blue control hs, with original contents and photo
of French Cruiser "Le Terrible", Very Fine |
$ 375 |
| 1704 |
C |
CM6 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. f (CM6). Tied by two strikes of "Poste Navale 4-9
44" datestamps on censored cover to Philadelphia Pa., Very Fine, with 1974
A.P.S. certificate |
$ 350 |
| 1705 |
C |
CM7 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. g (CM7). Tied by bold strike of "Poste Navale
28-4" cds on censored cover to Bronx N.Y., censor label placed over part of
stamp, Very Fine |
$ 625 |
| 1706 |
C |
CM8 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. h (CM8). Tied by "Poste Navale 22-7 44" cds on
cover to Penn., boxed "Marine Nationale/Censure" hs, Very Fine |
$ 325 |
| 1707 |
C |
CM9 |
6c R.F. Overprint, Ty. i (CM9). Ovpt. struck partly off stamp, "Poste
Navale 6-7 44" cds at L., boxed "Marine Nationale/Censure" hs, Fine and rare,
Sanabria hs |
$ 450 |
| 1708 |
C |
RF |
6c Orange entire, R.F. Overprint unlisted type. Small "R.F." similar to
Ty. "a" but smaller and with periods level with letters, "Poste Navale 12-7 44"
(Jul. 12) cds, brown censor label tied by censor oval, "A/O" censor circle
(Dakhar), appropriate endorsement and addressed to Brooklyn N.Y., Very Fine,
rare |
$ 425 |