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Lot 301
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 114, 3c pictorial issue, early hotel advertising cover.
CAT $24
MIN. BID $10
Lot 302
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 158 on piece, Waterbury 6-petaled leaf cancel (Rohloff L-15), sold in a 1991 auction for $154.00.
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $20
Lot 303
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 158, sent Waterbury-Plantsville, Conn., great leaf cancel (cut at left).
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $15
Lot 304
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 158 on a great corner advertising card (John C. Baxter & Son, Ship Chandlers).
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $5
Lot 305
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 210, great “Muscocee Indian Territory” cancel, May 3 1884.
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $20
Lot 306
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 301, on a very interesting advertising cover (front and back).
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $10
Lot 307
UNITED STATES FDC: SC 855, 3c baseball centennial, with a nice cachet, addressed.
CAT $40
MIN. BID $5
Lot 308
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC C1, 1927 F.F.C., continental contract, Chicago-Salt Lake City-San Francisco.
CAT $50+
MIN. BID $25
Lot 309
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC C4 (4), 1930 F.F.C., U.S.-Venezuela, backstamped Canal Zone.
CAT $100
MIN. BID $16
Lot 310
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC C4, 629 (4), Cheyenne, WY-Tyrone, PA, via several cities, including 2 R.P.O. cancelations.
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $20
Lot 311
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O17, Department of the Interior, receiving mark on back.
CAT $45
MIN. BID $15
Lot 312
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O17, sent D.C.-Kingston, Tenn.
CAT $45
MIN. BID $15
Lot 313
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O17, sent to Galesburg, Ill., May 21 1880 C.D.S., with letter (small tear, back flap).
CAT $40
MIN. BID $15
Lot 314
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 072, legal-size cover.
CAT $100
MIN. BID $20
Lot 315
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC U72, O125, O126, registered cover sent to NYC.
CAT $60
MIN. BID $15
Lot 316
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O75, legal-size cover sent to Wisconsin (some damage).
CAT $75
MIN. BID $15
Lot 317
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O74, sent from the Philadelphia mint to Newbury, Mass.
CAT $100
MIN. BID $20
Lot 318
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O74, sent to Newton, Ill. (description on back in pencil).
CAT $100
MIN. BID $25
Lot 319
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC O85, sent to Frankfort, KY, nice fancy cancel and return address cachet.
CAT $55
MIN. BID $25
Lot 320
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 15L13 & 11A on an 1852 cover, Philadelphia-New York, red star carrier cancel, with a 2023 A.P.S. certificate.
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $75
Lot 321
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 15L15 Blood’s penny post, acid tied on an 1856 folded letter.
CAT $50
MIN. BID $10
Lot 322
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 18L2 (Bouton’s city dispatch post) on an 1848 folded letter (cover crease through stamp), with a 2023 A.P.S. certificate.
CAT $750
MIN. BID $150
Lot 323
UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY: SC 28L5 on cover sent Brooklyn-New Haven, Brooklyn city express post (canceled, but not tied).
CAT $90
MIN. BID $20
Lot 324
C.S.A. 1 MNG, VF: 5c green, stone 2, position 21, SF (large thin, pencil notation on back).
CAT $300
MIN. BID $20
Lot 325
C.S.A. 1 U, F: 5c green, attractive fancy cancel.
CAT $175
MIN. BID $30
Lot 326
C.S.A. 2 U, F-VF: 10c blue, partial 1862 C.D.S. cancel, SF (small thins).
CAT $180
MIN. BID $12
Lot 327
C.S.A. 5 U, VF: 10c rose ON PIECE, Blakely, April 8 1863 C.D.S. cancel (stamp measures 20mm x 25-1/4mm).
CAT $400
MIN. BID $50
Lot 328
C.S.A. 5 MNG, VF: 5c dull rose, 4 margins (narrow at bottom), with a 2022 P.S.A.G. certificate.
CAT $2200
MIN. BID $375
Lot 329
C.S.A. 7 MOG, VF: 5c blue, 4 full margins.
CAT $22
MIN. BID $6
Lot 330
C.S.A. 7 U (2), F-VF: 5c blue, pair, margin cuts into the left stamp at the top, light cancel.
C.S.A. 13 M, VF: 20c green, great color, beautiful 4-margin copy.
CAT $45
MIN. BID $14
Lot 335
C.S.A. 14 MNG, F-VF: 1c orange, margins close (top, bottom).
CAT $60
MIN. BID $12
Lot 336
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: “Paid 5” Lynchburg, VA Sept 13 1861 folded letter which talks about the purchase of a horse (filly).
CAT N/A
MIN. BID $40
Lot 337
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: “The Riverware House, VA” July 11 1863 (8 days after Gettysburg), “Paid 10”, with a letter that talks about a sick brother not ready to get back to the fighting.
EST N/A
MIN. BID $40
Lot 338
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: 62X3, New Orleans postmaster provisional, very early advertising cover. The second stamp is missing (cover is badly damaged).
CAT $475
MIN. BID $75
Lot 339
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 1 olive green, tied to the cover by a Charleston SC C.D.S. cancel.
CAT $300
MIN. BID $50
Lot 340
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 2, 10c blue, tied to the cover by a Lynchburg VA blue C.D.S. cancel (+ $30), March 11 1863.
CAT $350
MIN. BID $75
Lot 341
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 4, 5c blue, stone 3, position 3, “Elkin NC June 30”. Last day of the 5c rate, very fine, ex Hubble.
CAT $500
MIN. BID $150
Lot 342
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 4 (2), 5c blue, Hoyer & Ludwig stone 3, on cover paying 10c rate. Vertical pair shows narrow gutter between stamps.
CAT $500
MIN. BID $100
Lot 343
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 6 (2) on cover, South Carolina cancel.
CAT $100
MIN. BID $12
Lot 344
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 7 (2), 5c blue pair, very fine, tied on cover by a Richmond, VA 17 May 1863 black C.D.S. cancel.
CAT $300
MIN. BID $45
Lot 345
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 7 (2), pair tied to cover by a violet (+ $110) Lynchburg VA 11 Jun C.D.S. cancel, minor reduction at the left, very fine.
CAT $410
MIN. BID $95
Lot 346
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 7 (2), 5c light blue pair, very fine, tied to cover by a clear PittsylvaniaCH/VA/ 8 March (1863) C.D.S. cancel.
CAT $300
MIN. BID $75
Lot 347
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 11, exceptional top margin copy, tied to cover by a Dalton GA Oct 17 C.D.S. cancel.
CAT $125
MIN. BID $35
Lot 348
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 11, faint trace of weak red C.D.S. (probably Petersburg VA), re-canceled in Lynchburg with the C.D.S. used as a receiving mark (tear on reverse).
CAT $125
MIN. BID $25
Lot 349
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 11, 4 margin, milky blue, on an unusual turned mourning cover, with 1st use handcarried and 2nd use Culpepper Ch/VA, 22 Aug C.D.S. cancel.
CAT $200
MIN. BID $50
Lot 350
C.S.A. POSTAL HISTORY: C.S.A. 12, nice 4 margin copy, tied to cover by a Richmond VA 2 Jul 1863 C.D.S. cancel, Rives R.R. address.
