2c Carmine, Ty. II, Horizontal
Coil, Perf 10 (491). Joint line pair, deep rich color,
well-centeredVERY FINE. A WELL-CENTERED JOINT LINE PAIR OF THE RARE TYPE II ROTARY COIL.
With 1993 P.S.E. certificate (Image)
1c Green, 2c Rose, Ty. I,
A.E.F. Booklet (498f, 499f). Single of each, tied by "U.S. Army Postal
Service Dec. 2, 1917" wavy-lines machine postmark on cover to Philadelphia,
bold blue censor's handstamp and signature of censor, very small piece out
at top from opening, two insignificant toned spots, Very Fine and very
scarce usage of the 1c and 2c A.E.F. stamps, with 1998 A.P.S. certificate
(Image)
5c Rose, Error (505). Mint
N.H., rich color on bright paper, well-centered, Extremely Fine Gem and
choice, with 1999 P.F. certificate (Image)
$1.00 Deep Brown (518b).
H.r., rich color with a heavily inked impression, Extremely Fine and
choice, with 1969 P.F. certificate (Image)
$2.00 Orange Red & Black
(523). Top arrow and double plate no. block of eight, Mint N.H.,
natural printing crease in left pair, centered to top, Fine, very scarce
20th century plate block (Image)
2c Carmine, Ty. VII,
Imperforate (534B). Mint N.H. horizontal pair, rich color, large
margins all around including wide right sheet marginEXTREMELY FINE AND CHOICE PAIR OF THE RARE 2-CENT TYPE VII IMPERFORATE.
Most Type VII stamps were used by private vending and affixing-machine companies. However, unlike Scott 314A and 482A, a small supply of the imperforate 2c Type VII stamps did reach the public.
With 1999 P.F. certificate (Image)