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Stationery
and Cards (#2)
| Item # |
Description |
Price |
Picture |
| 4942 |
#UX9, fine, bearing a fine, complete strike of scarce,
fancy railroad postmark, RUTLAND AND TROY RPO, MORRISON SOUTH OK
killer (Towle 44-L-2, Cole ML-143, Whitfield 4562). A very
difficult item to find well struck. |
SOLD |
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| 4877 |
#UX5, VF, bearing a VF-XF strike of magenta SUN.
VAL. R.R., AUG 20 (1877) railroad postmark, card datelined Short
Falls (NH) to Amesbury, MA. This Suncook Valley Railroad
postmark (Towle 27-A-1, Pittsfield, NH, to Lawrence, MA via Concord
R.R.) is rated scarce (14) and only listed in black. Nice
railway postmark item. |
$50 |
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| 4797 |
#UX5, VF, mild bend at UL, canceled by an XF strike
of asymmetric fancy New Orleans circle of wedges/circle of Vs killer,
card to Hammondsport, NY, JUL 12, 1881 usage. Pretty. |
$45 |
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| 4752 |
#UX7, VF, bearing a superb strike of purple SHARON
SPRINGS, NEW YORK, AUG 15, 1883 postmark with gem detailed matching
strike of commercial shield rubber stamp killer. A beautiful
fancy cancel on this card. |
SOLD |
 |
| 4670 |
#U227, fine 2 cent red Washington entire of 1883,
canceled by a superb strike of COLDWATER, MI fancy "ED" carved in
circle (Cole ML-28) representing first name of postmaster Ed
R. Root. DUE 2 hand stamp. Small faults. |
$60 |
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| 4451 |
#UX5, VF, canceled by a superb strike of negative
numeral 1 in a huge horizontal grid and postmarked WORCESTER, MASS,
JAN 8, 1881. This numeral killer is unlisted in major
references. Very eye catching. (HCS) |
SOLD |
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| 4452 |
#UX5, VF, canceled by a superb strike of negative
Roman numeral IX with XF matching WORCESTER, MASS, 12-02-81 Wesson
TOB postmark. This numeral killer is unlisted in major
references. A beautiful killer. (HCS) |
SOLD |
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| 4204 |
#UX3, VF, bearing a superb strike of fancy blue
Chicago, IL negative letter A killer (Berg type NAO, variety).
Very attractive and eye-catching. |
$40 |
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| 4205 |
#UX7, VF, bearing a superb strike of large shade
letter W (West) killer with B.S. & N.YORK R.P.O., AUG 18 (1883)
postmark (Towle & Myer 80-F-1, Boston, Springfield & New York),
Hartford receiving. Eye-catching. |
$35 |
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| 4095 |
#UX7, fine, bearing a superb strike of PUTNAM,
CONN. fancy circular grid killer (similar to Cole GCR-13, but
with two additional diagonal cuts), matching JUN 29, 1888 postmark.
A beautiful example of this killer. |
SOLD |
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| 3885 |
#UX3, VF, canceled by an XF SPRINGFIELD, MASS, AUG
11 (1875) postmark duplexed to VF strike of circled cross fancy
killer (probably Whitfield 2436). Back of card pre-printed
Chicopee National Bank received notice. |
$45 |
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| 3683 |
#UX5, F-VF, bearing XF strike of scarce MORRISANIA,
N.Y. CITY, JUN 17 (1878) postmark and solid 9-bar duplexed ellipse
killer. Morrisania, originally in Westchester County, was
annexed to New York City in 1873. |
$20 |
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| 3352 |
#UX5, VF, bearing a superb strike of extremely scarce DETROIT, MI, OCT 9, 1876 patent
killer. Impressions of the killer pins are visible in the cancel. Unlisted in Cole. Card has two tiny faults at lower left. |
SOLD |
 |
| 3198 |
#U218, F-VF unreduced entire, cancelled by a VF strike of transparent blue negative OK killer with matching BOONE, IOWA (Boone
County, 1871-), extremely scarce fancy cancel on this scarce
entire. Blue Chicago carrier, reverse. |
$150 |
 |
| 2993 |
#UX9, VF postal, bearing a F-VF example of a Goldsborough handstamp numeral 9 ellipse used from
SHELDON, DAK (territory) in OCT 16, 1889. Sheldon (Ransom County, North Dakota) was establish in 1881. |
SOLD |
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| 3019 |
#UX7, fine, bearing a VF strike of ELLENVILLE, Ulster Co., NY postmark with
capital letter E in wreath killer, AUG 11, 1882 usage. |
$20 |
 |
| 2842 |
#UX1, VF, bearing a superb strike of positive Roman numeral VIII in bars hand carved killer of New York
City. This very scarce killer is known used in August and September 1874. This AUG 13 postmark
and fine detail of the killer suggest that this strike is an early
use. |
SOLD |
 |
| 2478 |
#U278, fine, unreduced, bearing on back a VF strike of a very scarce Wesson
time on bottom Worcester, MA TRANSIT auxiliary stamp (enlarged
image). An additional Wesson TOB New London, CT postmark and letter C ellipse killer also on back.
(Cover front.) |
$25 |
 |
| 2162 |
#UX7, VF card, bearing a VF strike of shield in circle killer composed of 8 bars below a negative field of stars (Cole SH-117). Light Greenwich, MA (1885) postmark. |
$25 |
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| 2071 |
#UX5, VF, bearing a VF strike small PUTNAM, CONN duplexed ellipse with letter P killer and 1880 postmark. Card front also bears a
VF strike of scarce violet "REC'D. IN BOSTON MASS." receiving
postmark. Ex-Judge Fay. |
$25 |
 |
| 1834 |
#U313, VF unreduced entire with pre-printed address and corner advertisement, cancelled by a
clean strike of PUTNAM, CONN letter "P" in ellipse killer with matching Wesson TOB 1894
postmark. |
$10 |
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