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#210+#206 on VF attorney corner card cover postmarked WATSONTOWN, PA, NOV 7, 1884 to Bellefonte, PA, manuscript "Due One Cent", bearing quarter cork canceled #J15. This is an unusual use of the 1¢ due to make up for a partial deficiency of postage.
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#UX5, fine, postmarked RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N.Y., APR 19 (1877) with VF negative "EAH" killer (Cole ML-26) representing the initials of postmaster Eugene A. Hines. Scarce.
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#210, fine, tied by superb bold strike of circular geometric killer with VF PROVIDENCE, R.I., DEC 17 85, 4 PM Wesson TOB postmark on intact Numismatist corner advertising cover. Stamp with small perf faults from close placement to edge.
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#119, F-VF+, sound, large margins, bearing an XF SOTN strike of letter "P" fancy killer (Skinner-Eno LS-P 10). The stamp has a 2007 PFC, graded F-VF 75, "Genuine", verifying killer. Stamp also has a 2006 PSE certificate, "genuine, used". Nice stamp with great cancellation.
Grade: PF
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#149, fine, sound, bearing a VF+ SOTN strike of rare NYFM negative NYPO ("New York Post Office") killer (Weiss RE-L4). As often the case with the few known examples of this rare killer that was used for only a short period, the letter N is partially filled in due to rapid deterioration. The letters "YPO" are quite distinct. Ex-Kirke.
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#114, fine, sound, tied on small piece by an XF-superb SOTN strike of geometric fancy killer of Irwin Station, PA (Skinner-Eno GE-C 131). Exceptional.
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#114, fine, sound, tied by a superb strike of blue 5-point star with FREEPORT, ILLS DEC 2 postmark on forwarded cover, 3mm reduction at right, small edge tear at bottom, minor toning at left. Still, a very fetching fancy killer.
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#158, fine, tied by an VF+ strike of magenta "OK" killer (Whitfield 4928, incorrectly listed in red) with matching BATTLE CREEK, MICH., JUN 22 postmark on VF cover to Kalamazoo, 3mm reduction at left. Scarce fancy cancel.
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#63, F+, sound, canceled by an XF SOTN strike of incised outline 5-point star fancy cancel (not tied) on small drop letter cover to addressee in North Brookfield, MASS. (The addressee John Q. Adams was apparently a part time inventor. I discovered his 1869 patent for an improvement to sewing machines.) Scarce and pretty.
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#281x2, fine, Chicago NOV 25 1902 postmark, double weight cover to Argentina. Boxed NON-RÉCLAMÉ (unclaimed), large "U", and small red "RETURNED TO WRITER" pointing hand on front. MENDOZA 30 DEC 1902 receivers and manuscript "Desconocido [unknown] ???" indicating that recipient could not be located. The cover apparently took a very long time (nearly a year) to get returned. There is a red double ring "DEAD LETTER OFFICE USA NOV 3 1903" hand stamp and a CH
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#73, lower left corner fault, SAINT LOUIS, MO local cover, fancy leaf killer, partial strike of “MAY 20 ADVERTISED” plus an XF strike of very scarce oval "HAVE YOUR LETTERS DIRECTED TO YOUR STREET & NUMBER". This intact cover was then forwarded to Lockhaven Station, Westmoreland Co., Penna. A very nice Blackjack use despite the stamp fault.
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#24, VF, sound, with beautiful red MIAMIVILLE [OHIO] MAY [??] postmark. I have located three covers bearing this red postmark, all on Civil War patriotic covers with 1851 issues and MAY dates ca. 1861. Impressive stamp.
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Confederate States #11, VF-XF, sound copy, tied by fine RICHMOND, VA postmark on VF intact cover to Petersburg, Virginia. Attractive cover.
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SFL, VF, tiny tear at top, with XF strike of ca. 1834 FORT ANN WA CO NY AUG 13 oval postmark (1985 ASCC $135, for dash "-" after FORT, which is missing on this example). This is an extremely scarce and early [Washington] county name postmark (listed as #2749 in Doane-Thompson). Most of original letter is missing, nevertheless a very nice item.
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#24, fine, fresh and sound, bearing a VF+ strike of red New York City PAID over U.S. MAIL CITY DELIVERY double circle with thick numeral 1 (cent) rate value (similar to Skinner-Eno PM-CR 1), FEB 16 date. Red cancel on blue stamp, very pretty.
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#J3, 3 VF copies, plus #J1, manuscript canceled, paying inbound postage due (10¢ for 5¢ underpayment, scarce multiple due combination) from Vaderstad (WADERSTAD), Sweden to Rock Island, IL, New York, JUL 7, 1884, DUE 10 CENTS binocular hand stamp, purple ROCK ISLAND, ILL., JUL 11, 1884 receiver on reverse. Cover with minor reduction at right.
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#113, F-VF, SE, bearing asuperb SOTN strike of a negative star killer. Stamp with a couple trivial corner bends at UR and BL. A terrifically eye-catching item.
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#182, VF and fresh pair bearing a superb SOTN strike of large serifed negative letter "C" killer of Boston, MA. Left stamp with small, very shallow thin, otherwise entirely sound and very attractive.
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#114, 2 VF-XF copies, tied by blue quartered cork killer with matching PHILAD'A. PA, APR 25 (1869) postmark, on VF intact wholesale dry goods corner advertising cover, dated content. Early use for issue (EKU Mar. 27, 1869).
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#O98, fine 3¢ Interior soft paper, fine, tied by KIRWIN, KAN., AUG 3, 1883 postmark on unreduced U.S. Land Office, Kirwin, Kans. penalty envelope, small part of back flap and fault at upper right. Mail sent to private party.
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#UX3, VF, bearing scarce and VF unusual purplish lavender cork killer and LOUISVILLE, KY JUN 22 (1876) postmark. Pretty color cancellation.
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#O99, 6¢ Interior soft paper, top left margin plate #56 block of 14. Stamps are sound, centered to the right. There is a single hinge reinforcement between the left 2 stamps. The remaining 12 stamps are NH. The block is essentially intact, with minor vertical perf separations at top rows 2 and 5. A nice, clean example of a scarce multiple.
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#UX5, fine, canceled by a VF 50%+ strike of blue square of diamonds killer (Berg SOD-2) and CHICAGO ILL. MAY 1 (1876) postmark. Card with small spindle hole at left.
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SFL, VF and intact, mild file fold at left, letter datelined APR 4, 1829, New Orleans, XF red arched "MAIL ROUTE" of New York, manuscript 12½ cent rate (the additional 2 cent ship fee not reflected), private ship letter sent to New York, manuscript steamer name "Kentucky". Scarce marking. (Explanation of this short-lived, 1827-30, "implied under contract" special treatment of such mail can be found in American Stampless Cover Catalog Vol. II, p.88.) Four similar examples bearing this
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