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GREENSBURGH AND NEW CASTLE INDIANA 1850S FLIPPED WRAPPER - COURT AND SHERIFF From the dates on the postmarks, it appears the sheriff of Greensburgh sent some documents to the clerk of the Boon Circuit court in Lebanon Indiana. The clerk then sent either the documents or some other missive back to the sheriff from New Castle flipping and using the same outside wrapper. Two full and clear postmarks. Probably unique. |
$40.00 | ||
OHIO: LOGAN 1932 REGISTERED COVER TO COLUMBUS WITH GOOD STAMPS Columbus Mutual Life advertising envelope with good artwork. See scans for stain and heavy cancel. Date handstamps on reverse reveal community of origin. |
$10.00 | ||
OHIO: AKRON BLOCK OF 4 WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL STAMPS Nice cover with half-cent block of four stamps in same month as first day of issue. C. W. Bedford corner card. |
$5.00 | ||
NEW HAMPSHIRE: PISCATAQUAVILLE 1838 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO CHELSEA VERMONT Hard to find Piscataquaville New Hampshire manuscript stampless folded letters. This letter has slight toning, but manuscript mark and address are clear as is notation at the bottom to "please to forward this as soon as possible". Content concerns the life, illness and death of a "dear and beloved" cousin. Sally Dickerman writes to her brother and sister of the loss. No rips or tears. |
$250.00 | ||
NEW HAMPSHIRE: PORTSMOUTH 1844 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO BRIDGEWATER MASSACHUSETTS Short business letter requesting payment for merchandise. |
$15.00 | ||
MASSACHUSETTS: NEW BEDFORD 1846 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO BRIDGEWATER Interesting note. Apparently recipient of this letter responded to an earlier letter from the sender. The sender, William Brownell, does not recall sending him a letter. |
$15.00 | ||
MASSACHUSETTS: NEWBURYPORT 1837 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS Letter concerns wife of William Ross who is being supported by Newburyport Overseers of the Poor. Note is signed by Moses Merrill who was town treasurer at the time. |
$15.00 | ||
MASSACHUSETTS: BOSTON 1843 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT REGARDING MOLASSES Light postmark. Letter discusses discount for purchase of molasses. |
$10.00 | ||
NEW YORK: TROY 1834 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO REV. REUBEN SMITH Rev. Reuben Smith was named pastor of the Waterford, NY, Presbyterian church in 1831. Letter is from another minister who sends apology for not receiving his letter in time to act upon a request for assistance. |
$10.00 | ||
CUBA: RARE MARCOS MORALES 1874 "CUBA LIBRA" MISPRINT SET OF FIVE MINT STAMPS The rare "Cuba Libra" imperforate stamps of 1874 MINT, never hinged. These stamps were issued in 1874 by order of Marcos Morales, leader of the Cuban Junta in Philadelphia, that was fighting for Cuba's independence from Spain. It was the first time that the Cuban flag would appear on a "postage" stamp. They were issued for the purpose of raising funds for the revolution. However, the stamps were never used because there was an error in the spelling and the intended "Cuba Libre" (Cuba Free) was misspelled as "Cuba Libra" (Cuba Pound). Stamps are mint never hinged and the gum is very lightly toned and winkled as is common for the issue. Exceptionally well cut margins all around, which is rare for these stamps. Not listed in either Scott, EDIFIL or the J. L. Guerra catalogues. |
$75.00 |