Sale 19: The Autumn Sale

Lot 1994    

Envelope, 1853, 6¢ red. Legal size entire, minute tear at top, otherwise Very Fine (no photo).
Scott No. U11    $400.

Realized: $80

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Lot 1995 o   

Envelope, 1861, 3¢ pink. Cut square, fancy Healdsburg, Cal. Waving Flag with "Union." cancel, a Very Fine strike. Skinner-Eno No. PT-F 33.
Scott No. U34    Estimate $100 - 150.

Realized: $50

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Lot 1996    

Envelope, 1870, 15¢ red orange on cream. Cut square (full corner), rich vibrant color, fresh and Extremely Fine.
Scott No. U98    $325.

Realized: $240

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Lot 1997    

Envelope, 1870, 24¢ purple on cream. Cut square (full corner), fresh and Extremely Fine.
Scott No. U101    $275.

Realized: $200

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Lot 1998    

Envelope, 1874, 12¢ plum. Cut square (full corner), rich color, Extremely Fine.
Scott No. U195    $475.

Realized: $290

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Lot 1999    

Envelope, 1907, 2¢ carmine, die 1, with added impression of 1¢ green. Entire, with Gibbons Art Company corner card, Very Fine, a very scarce entire; with 1989 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. U411h    $350.

Realized: $475

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Lot 2000 S   

Postal Card, 1873-81, 1¢ "Specimen" & "Sample". 13 different cards pasted on to two ledger sheet; 7 first design cards on first page in colors on watermark card including buff, green, violet, greenish blue and ultramarine, one in buff on "Whitings Paper" and issued card with notation The issue of Postal Cards was commenced on the 12th day of May 1873. The first perfect sheet of postal cards ever printed, contained thirty six (36) cards and was approved by the U.S.P.O. Dept., April 30th, 1873. I certify that this postal card was taken from the first sheet approved by the Department. Geo. N. Tyner, U.S. Postal Card Agt., second page with 6 second design cards on various different contractor's cards, many identified by the different companies and dated, one printed in dark green with others in black, some small faults including one first design card with tearing at right, otherwise Fine, a fascinating and important group.
Scott No. UX1//UX5var    Estimate $2,000 - 3,000.

Realized: $4,500

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Lot 2001    

Postal Card, 1873, 1¢ brown on buff. Watermarked Large U.S.P.O.D., entire, Very Fine.
Scott No. UX1    $350.

Realized: $170

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Lot 2002 P   

Postal Card, 1891, 1¢ Grant, proof. On white card printed on both sides, fresh and Very Fine.
Scott No. UX11P    Estimate $500 - 750.

Realized: $425

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Lot 2003    

Postal Card/Paid Reply, 1978 (10¢+10¢) John Hancock. 225, Very Fine (no photo).
Scott No. UY29; $2,025    Estimate $150 - 200.

Realized: $70

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