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Department Officials (#2)

Item # Description Price Picture
4345 #O35, 1 cent Navy, sound, VF-XF centering with bright, fresh ultramarine color and nearly face-free cancel. A premium quality stamp. $60
4321 #O36, 2 cent Navy, F+, bearing an XF strike of NEW ORLEANS, LA negative bow and arrow killer, one of two known copies of this fancy cancel, both on the a 2 cent Navy. This stamp has small faults, including a nibbed perf at top, a repaired perf at left, and a very small corner crease at bottom left.  Irrespective of these faults, this is one of the finest fancy killers on an official that exists. (HCS) SOLD
5073 #O37, 3 cent Navy, average-fine sound copy, tied by Philadelphia, PA postmark and quartered cork killer on fine, intact, canary U.S. Navy Pay Office cover, minor edge faults and two vertical center creases.  Scarce. $175
3403 #O37, fine, tied by Washington, DC cork killer, DEC 18 postmark, on clean, intact cover to Navy Captain Maddux in Philadelphia, back stamped. $125 n3403.jpg (54045 bytes)
5165 #O38, F+, canceled by an XF-superb SOTN strike of large WASHINGTON, DC numeral 8 double oval killer, quite eye-catching. Stamp with partially unpunched perf and tiny perf fault at upper right, otherwise sound. SOLD
437 #O38, 6 cent Navy, VF and fresh, moderate black cancellation. $15
3962 #O39, 7 cent Navy, F-VF, cancelled by an XF strike of an unusual cork wedge killer. Stamp has a micro-perf tear at left and a blunted perf at right, but is otherwise sound, fresh and attractive. Scarce stamp this nice. $95
5486 #O39, VF appearing 7¢ Navy, canceled by a VF strike of negative numeral 9 killer of New York City. Stamp has small corner faults. Pretty stamp. SOLD
5167 #O44, F-VF+ 30¢ Navy, bearing a superb SOTN strike of large triple star killer (Cole STU-5). Stamp has a few blunted perfs at bottom right and small filled thin. Still, a very attractive stamp and terrific, scarce killer. SOLD
4271 #O45, 90 cent Navy, fine, tiny faults, canceled by negative 5 point star fancy killer.  Scarce stamp, especially scarce with fancy cancel. SOLD
4720 #O47, fine 1 cent Post Office, 8-segment cork grid killer ties on intact obsolete free frank postmaster envelope to Georgetown, ME (receiving stamp on front). Stamp (small scuff on left edge) pays unsealed circular rate. On cover examples of this stamp are far scarcer than catalog value represents. SOLD
4631 #O49, VF, bearing an XF-superb SOTN strike of blue Masonic keystone fancy killer with small center hollow. Stamp has horizontal crease. A wonderful, unlisted fancy cancel. SOLD
4841 Post Office Deptartment Money Order Business penalty envelope from Williamston, NC post office (postmarked), bearing a same date (JAN 30, 1889) strike MISSENT TO WASH. D.C. and sent on to Helmetta, NJ, its original distination. $15
5503 #O49, two copies, right faulty, tied by Washington, DC postmark and donut killers on fine, intact Post Office Department Division of Dead Letters envelope, RETURN LETTER, S.M.B. at bottom, flowered rosette emblem indicating that this was used to send valuable content. SOLD
5446 #O49, fine, SOTN fine grid killer with REDFORD, NY, FEB 23 postmark (Clinton County, 1832-) on VF intact yellow P.O. envelope with manuscript Reg. Business at UL (free registration).

SOLD

5046 #O49, F-VF, sound, tied by VF strike of serifed letter D in circle killer (Cole Ld-13) with SHELBYVILLE, MO, DEC 23 postmark (Shelby County, 1836-) on fine, intact yellow Post Office Department money order business envelope.  Fancy cancels of any kind on officials are scarce. $50
4724 #O49, VF jumbo copy, sound, tied by ring killer with ALPINE, NY, JUN 23 (1874) postmark on registered package receipt. Stamp used along right edge to connect several receipts together. Attractive and unusual. $45
5388 #O50, fine 6¢ P.O., bearing a SOTN strike of a negative cross killer. SOLD
4868 #O50, 6 cent Post Office, F-VF+, tied by small quartered cork killer with Washington, DC OCT 4 (circa 1874-5) postmark on fine, old style Office of Second Assistant P. M. General envelope, half inch reduction at right, small tear bottom center. SOLD
5109 #O52, F-VF, sound, fresh, canceled by a VF strike of scarce NYFM fancy killer, Weiss TR-S6 (reportedly used in December 1876).  All NYFM killers on officials are quite rare, especially struck this nice. SOLD
172 #O51, 10 cent Post Office, fresh, sound and VF with large margins, black cork cancel (appears darker in scan than actual). $30
3836 #O56, XF centered 90 cent Post Office, mild bend, bearing an XF strike of negative 5-point star in solid 5-point star fancy killer. Fancy cancels of any kind on high value officials are rare. SOLD
       
       

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