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Stationery
and Cards (#3)
| Item # |
Description |
Price |
Picture |
| 4005 |
#UX3, VF, bearing an XF strike of negative trowel
Masonic killer of Syracuse, NY (Cole MA-13), local MAY 12, 1875
use. Eye catching. |
SOLD |
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| 3769 |
#UX3, F-VF, sound, canceled by a VF+ strike of New
York City positive numeral 5 in grid hand-carved killer, OCT 1,
1874 usage. Nice example of this scarcer NYC numeral variety. |
SOLD |
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| 3611 |
#UX5, clean, canceled by an XF strike of numeral
10 in circle killer with matching NEWTON, MASS postmark,
datelined AUG 22, 1877 on back. Scarce use of obsolete rate mark
as killer this late. Card has internal spindle punch tear at
lower right. |
SOLD |
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| 3314 |
#UX7, fine, cancelled by an XF strike of a negative Christian cross within multi-segment circular wedge
killer (a "fiery cross"), NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 1884 postmark. Unlisted in Cole. Neat. |
SOLD |
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| 3247 |
#U164, VF unreduced entire, bearing an XF strike of 1885 MANISTIQUE, MICH. duplexed hand stamp ellipse with letter M in the
center. Scarce city letter killer. |
SOLD |
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| 3131 |
#U113, VF unsealed 1 cent entire, canceled by blue JACKSONVILLE, ILL.
(Morgan County, 1825/-) postmark and matching blue letters CK in circle
killer. Unlisted in Cole, listed as killer 132 in R. Russel,
Illinois 19th Century Cancels (1984). According to new
information published in the August 2006 edition of the U.S.
Cancellation Club News, the letters likely represent the
initials of postal clerk Charles M. Kent. |
SOLD |
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| 2928 |
#UX7, VF, Washington, DC 1885 duplexed numeral 3 ellipse cancels to Poughkeepsie, NY. Card has preprinted address
to Frank D. Merritt, and on reverse has four different
immaculately struck DC markings of same date: WASH. D.C. TRANSIT;
MISSENT TO WASH. D.C.; WASH. D.C. FORWARDED; and double oval
WASHINGTON D.C. numeral 3. Clearly, this card with these
purposeful variety of postal markings was posted with a specific
intent. I have, however, been unable to ascertain the
relationship to the addressee. A great opportunity for the
collector wishing to research this item. |
SOLD |
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| 2985 |
#UX7, VF, bearing a VF SOTN strike of TABLE ROCK, NEB. M.O.B. (money order business) MAY 3, 1884 postmark.
Scarce and unusual usage of this marking. |
$40 |
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| 2395 |
#W301, wrapper entire cancelled by Denison, TX oval
killer, advertising new catalog for T.V. Munsons. Minor toning. |
$8 |
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| 2304 |
#UX3, VF, bearing an XF strike of blue negative 5 point star in pentagon with negative cross in interior pentagon killer of Chicago, IL
(Berg NSP-8, Cole STN-71), 27 JAN (1874) usage. Terrific fancy on postal. |
SOLD |
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| 2297 |
#UX3, VF, cancelled by an XF strike of numeral 5 in circle obsolete stampless rate marking (very late use, Cole NU-41) with matching Grantsville, MD postmark. Interesting and unusual killer usage. |
SOLD |
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| 2160 |
#UX7, fine postal bearing a VF strike of negative flower fancy cancel and light ORANGE, MA (1882) postmark. Killer unlisted in Cole. Attractive and interesting. |
$10 |
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| 2197 |
#U281, fine, neatly opened at right, cancelled SOUTH NORFOLK,
Conn., JUL 1886. DPO Litchfield county, 1852-1899, Helbock 4
rating. |
$15 |
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