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Later Issue Covers (#1)
| Item # |
Description |
Price |
Picture |
| 9728 |
#230, VF, fresh, tied on XF
fresh, intact, unsealed Willis & Baker Commission Merchants envelope by
an XF
strike of the first Barry experimental machine killer (Funk
& Bond type Q1, known used in Washington, DC between May-September 1894), AUG 3,
1894 use. Quite
scarce and a gem example of this machine cancellation. |
$175 |
 |
| 9807 |
#237, fine, sound 10¢
Columbian, tied by WASHINGTON D.C. REG double oval killer paying
registry on Post
Office Department penalty envelope, manuscript "Stamp Dept.",
magenta MAY 7 1894 double circle REGISTERED WASHINGTON D.C.
postmark, to Portland ME. VF
and intact cover,
tiny tear at top. The content most certainly consisted of stamp
proofs or special printings, with the buyer having provided 10¢ for
2¢ postage plus 8¢ registry. |
$75 |
 |
| 9729 |
#230, fine, sound, SAN
FRANCISCO JUL 20 93 postmark and
ellipse killer tie to underpaid cover to Canada, "MORE-TO-PAY"
and large Canadian "2" postage due hand stamp,
7/22 Seattle transit postmark and Victoria 7/23 receiver on
reverse. Cover reduced 5mm at right. Unusual
with scarce Canadian markings. |
$70 |
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| 9727 |
#220, fine, sound,
tied by a VF+
strike of right pointing arrow fancy killer (unlisted
in Salkind) duplexed to APPLE
CREEK O. DEC 9 1892 postmark (Wayne
County, Ohio 1832-) on VF
cover to
New Bedford PA, tiny reduction at left. Scarce. |
$30 |
 |
| 9409 |
#232 SE, #236 on unreduced #U311 (missing flap), a 1¢ convenience
overpay on double
weight registered cover,
the stamps and indicia canceled by five
clear tying strikes of small Masonic square & compass with letter G
killer,
First National Bank NEWCASTLE, PA corner. Fancy
cancels other than stars are quite scarce on Columbian issue covers,
fraternal symbol killers are rare.
Very unusual and desirable. |
$100 |
 |
| 7380 |
#231, fine, sound broken
hat variety,
tied on VF
intact corner advertising cover by
MONTICELLO, IND, JUN 13, 1894 postmark and duplexed
solid 5-point star in crescent fancy killer,
sent to Chicago (machine JUN 14 receiver).
Fancy
cancels like this are exceptionally difficult to locate on 2¢ Columbian issue
covers. |
SOLD |
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| j0025 |
#264, fine pair, right stamp small faults, tied by THOMASTON,
ME JAN 29 1897 postmark with XF strike of pumpkin mask fancy killer (Whitfield
333) on intact cover to Northampton, MA (JAN 30 receiver and right
side tears on reverse). A
very nice example of this Maine fancy cancel. |
$50 |
 |
| 9187 |
#279B tied by an XF
strike of ornate letter "P" killer (inverted), POLLOKSVILLE
N.C. JUL 13 1901 postmark (Jones
County 1839-) to Housatonic, MA, forwarded to Woods Hole. Cover
contains letter soliciting children's clothing for a charity school. |
SOLD |
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