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Stamps (#1)
| Item # |
Description |
Price |
Picture |
| 9628 |
#217, XF,
sound with large margins and
crisp perforations all around, a gem
stamp with
a neat strike of New York City 9-bar ellipse cancellation, numeral 2. 2006
PFC, graded
VF-XF 85. |
$174$160 |
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| 9622 |
#186, fine, sound, bearing an XF
SOTN strike of GLOBE ARIZONA [territory] Gila Co. W. E. SPENCE JUN 2
1882 county name/postmaster postmark (Doane-Thompson
56). Quite eye catching. |
SOLD |
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| 9563 |
#146, VF, tiny corner crease outside of design at upper left, bearing
an XF
strike PAID killer. |
$20 |
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| 9402 |
#208a, F+, fresh copy, small thin, canceled by an XF
SOTN strike of dateless "REGISTERED NEW YORK N. Y." postmark.
The postmark on this stamp creates exceptional
eye appeal,
with Lincoln portrait surrounded by the cancel. Scarce
color variety. |
SOLD |
 |
| 9376 |
#212, fine, sound, no gum, bearing a BURLINGTON
VT straight double line precancel reading down and lightly
double-impressed to the right.
This precancel is normally seen reading upward. Scarce item. |
$50 |
 |
| 9201 |
#137A, fine 6¢ National Banknote Company I
grill stamp,
this being a double
grill variety, not listed in the Scott specialized catalog.
Stamp canceled by SOTN blue quartered cork killer clearly displaying the
2 well impressed grills. Stamp has a 2023 PFC, 3mm tear at left into
grill, with the PF opining the stamp to be reperforated on both sides. I
tend to disagree with the assessment of the left side, but it was not
worth having the opinion reconsidered. Despite the condition, this is very
probably a unique example of this grill variety on
a very scarce stamp (Scott catalog $950 as normal). A
must have for the grill specialist. |
SOLD |
 |
| j0046 |
#158, fine, sound, bearing a superb,
complete strike of solid blue shield with negative "76" centennial year
date killer of Allenton, AL (Whitfield
4820), an exceptional example of an extremely scarce patriotic fancy
cancel. |
$100 |
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| j0049 |
#158, F-VF, tiny corner bend, bearing an inverted, XF
SOTN strike of negative "76" centennial year date killer of South
Orange, NH (Cole
YD-95). |
$40 |
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| 8836 |
#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. |
$25 |
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| 8735 |
#185, VF+, sound and fresh, bearing an XF
strike of 5-segment wedge in circle geometric killer. |
$20 |
 |
| 8199 |
#159 pair, sound with XF-superb
centering tied
on piece by two
strikes of SAINT LOUIS, MO (1880) postmark and negative fraternal
triangle fancy killer,
unlisted in major references. Great
6¢ item. |
$50 |
 |
| 8053 |
#184, five
copies,
each bearing a strike of a negative
"7" within a 13 point sunburst killer of Mitteneague, MA.
All are of the Whitfield 6449 design, but with three different 7s: large
(14mm), intermediate (13mm, Whitfield), and small (12mm). This
group of stamps are the basis for and pictured in the August 2021 U.S.
Cancellation Club NEWS article on this subject. |
SOLD |
 |
| 8170 |
#186, F+ sound
pair,
firm perfs all around, each stamp canceled by an XF
strike of numeral 7 4-ring duplex killer (Cole
NC-14 of Philadelphia). An
exceptionally attractive item. |
$40$35 |
 |
| 8127 |
#155, XF appearing 90¢ National Banknote stamp with an XF
strike of San Francisco foreign mail geometric killer.
Van Vlissingen & Waud listed this as unproved NYFM killer FU1. Stamp
with small corner crease at upper right and filled thin at upper left.
Still, a great
strike of this scarce fancy geometric cancel, especially on a 90¢ value. |
SOLD |
 |
| 7885 |
#149, F+, SE, sound, canceled by a SOTN
strike of English numeral 626 ellipse killer (GBPS:
Prescot, Lancashire County), quite
scarce on US stamps. |
$35 |
 |
| 7830 |
#182, fine, sound, bearing a VF+
SOTN strike of negative letters "EJ" killer of CARTHAGE, MO (Cole
ML-174). |
$30 |
 |
| 7129 |
#208, VF+
sound dull
rose copy canceled by a VF
strike of NEW YORK foreign mail double oval AUG 1888 postmark.
Scott catalog $110. |
$60$50 |
 |
| 7133 |
#152, fine 15¢ National Banknote printing pair, left stamp with small
corner crease at upper left. Scarce
and attractive multiple. |
$75$70 |
 |
| 6992 |
#156, a selection of 12
used plate varieties laid
out and annotated on grid paper by a collector who appreciated the "fly
speck" aspect of stamp production. The
"lower label" varieties are particularly nice. |
$50$40 |
 |
| 6990 |
#210, fine, sound, bearing a VF-XF
SOTN strike of smiling pumpkin face killer,
town of origin unknown, similar to several listed face fancy cancels. |
SOLD |
 |
| 6758 |
#156, fine, canceled by
VF strike of very scarce Leavitt machine killer type A-1. |
$5 |
 |
| 6470 |
#138, VF
copy,
fine NYFM star killer (Weiss ST-8P2), fresh and bright. Stamp has
tiny pressed out corner perf crease at lower right but is otherwise
sound. I believe that this stamp
is quite possibly a #138A with scarce I grill (Scott
catalog $1,400), but because the grill impression is not quite
complete it might be difficult to get it certified as such.
Pretty stamp. |
$250 |
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