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Auxiliary Postal Markings (#1)
Item # |
Description |
Price |
Picture |
9457 |
#65, VF, tiny faults, tied by MANCHESTER
NH DEC
15 64 postmark and target killer on VF
essentially intact cover to
Providence, RI, nice strike large
red double ring PROVIDENCE R.I. ADVERTISED DEC 31 auxiliary
postmark, scarce. |
$50 |
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9244 |
#220, perf faults at top, target killer and WESTON VT JUL 15 1892
postmark on small cover (original letter) to Springfield VT. Purple
"ADVERTISED." (7/22
pen dated), fee
paid by VF #219 rather than postage due stamp,
tied by SPRINGFIELD JUL 27 1892 postmark. Very
unusual use of a postage stamp to pay the 1¢ postage due fee for
advertisement. |
$35 |
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9082 |
#65, fine, just tied on intact
cover by
a VF-XF
strike of simple shield killer (unlisted
in major references) with HELENA
ARK. JUL 22 postmark,
sent to
Memphis, Tenn. where
an XF
strike of very scarce fancy circle with diamond ADVERTISED AUG 5 1865 marking
was applied. |
$75 |
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8278 |
#114, fine, sound, tied on VF
intact cover by VF+
strike of unlisted shamrock killer of NEW YORK CITY,
NOV 3 postmark, to Richmond, VA (NOV 4 receiver on reverse). The cover bears a
2-line Richmond auxiliary hand stamp, “HAVE
YOUR LETTERS DIRECTED TO YOUR STREET AND NUMBER”.
Extremely scarce fancy killer on a very nice cover with additional markings. |
SOLD |
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8060 |
#J15 fine, sound 1¢ due, target cancel or precancel, not tied, on VF
intact cover with
fine #220, HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y, JUN 6 postmark, to Freeport,
IL. There is a purple
"JUN 20 1891 / Advertised. Due 1ct" hand stamp with and "UNCLAIMED",
the J15
paying advertised fee.
JUN 7, 1891 Freeport receiver and and Freeport, JUL 6, 1891 postmark
on reverse. Pretty
usage. |
$75$70 |
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8061 |
#J22, fine, sound 1¢ due with blue
ruled crayon precancel,
on unreduced cover with pair of 10pf German coat of arms stamps
canceled Bornum paying the single UPU rate to Pittsburgh, PA. Red
"PITTSBURGH, PA. / AUG 25 1893 / General Delivery No. 3", and purple
"Unclaimed / NON-RÉCLAMÉ". The
J22 apparently pays an ADVERTISED
fee.
The cover
back is
missing its back flap affecting some markings. There is a
Pittsburgh 23 AUG 1893 receiver and what appears to be a light
Pittsburgh 28 AUG 1893 ADVERTISED marking. |
$45 |
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8041 |
#147x2, fine, tiny faults, black cork killers, NASHVILLE,
TENN., MAY 27 postmark,
red NEW YORK, MAY 30 exchange office postmark, red
10 JU 72 London, England receiver on
small, intact cover, minor edge faults. This
cover may hold a record for the amount of time between posting and the
date recorded at the Dead Letter Office.
On reverse is stamped a magenta
AUG 18, 1879 DLO triangle,
a period in excess of 7 years after the letter posted. Also on reverse
is a note in red ink (probably applied by a postal clerk) reading, "This
letter is reported to have been collected from Street Letter Box at
Louisville Ky. on the night of August - 5/79."
Clearly the cover had reached London, England in normal course. Yet,
there is no evidence in the way of cover markings to indicate any issues
delivering the letter. So, how did it wind up 7 years later in a
Louisville, Kentucky letter box (presumably unopened)? A
wonderful philatelic mystery. |
SOLD |
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7677 |
#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. |
SOLD |
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7457 |
#220, fine, sound, SPRINGFIELD, MASS., OCT 29, 92 postmark and
ellipse on cover to Concord, NH, where it was stamped
ADVERTISED, NOV 14, 1892.
Cover bears #J22
twice struck by CONCORD, NOV 22, 1892 postmark, paying the
advertising fee. |
$30 |
|
6980 |
#147, scissor separated at left and bottom, lightly tied by FEB 26 (1872) Boston
postmark on promissory note to Bangor, ME, VF
MAR 16 ADVERTISED hand stamp applied in Bangor.
Quality auxiliary marking. |
$15$10 |
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6724 |
#U159, fine intact entire,
postmarked Belfast, ME, APR 7 to Boston, received back stamp APR 8.
Dated ADV. IN BOSTON, MASS. APR 15 postmark (scarce) and UNCLAIMED in
circle, with blue letter G applied by DLO (corresponding to the
first letter of the addressee's last, last name, Green). BOSTON, MASS.,
MAY 20 back stamp, probable DLO marking. A very nice example of
Advertised mail. |
SOLD |
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