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2815 
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U.S. Possessions, United States Possessions, 1870-1970, mint and used on Scott pages with Canal Zone used 7, 59, Col-7, mint 14-6, 14b, 20, 70-7, 79-80, 97-103, 120-35, C3-33, Guam 1-8 mint, 7 used, E1 mint no gum, Phil 212 mint (thin) and much more: owner's cat. $3,500+.Estimate $500 - 750.
Current Opening Bid: $250
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2816 /o
U.S. Possessions, Collection, 1873-1944, hundreds of stamps housed in a Scott Specialty album with a good range of Canal Zone, Cuba, Danish West Indies, Guam, Philippines and Puerto Rico; no rarities but some better sets and singles, overall very clean with room for further expansion, please inspect.Estimate $200 - 300.
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Current Opening Bid: $100
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2817 /o
U.S. Possessions, Collection, very useful mint and used collection in mounts in a Scott Specialty album with U.S. Administration issues throughout, feat. Canal Zone, Hawaii, Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Ryukyu; highlights including Canal Zone mint #2, 4-7, 57, 59, 70-81, 86-88, 90-5, C1-53, J1-2, J13-14, Hawaii unused #9, 30-7, 50, 52C, Cuba mint #E1 and E2, Guam mint 1-4, 6-8, 10-11, used E1, Philippines used 212, 241-75, C13, mint 223-5, 228-9, 231-4, 236-9, and Ryukyu 1948-72 complete less #17, Japanese Occupation N1-23 and N26-39, surprising little collection, well worth inspection, owner's Scott $18,000, generally fine to very fine.Estimate $2,500 - 3,500.
Current Opening Bid: $1,900
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2818 /o
U.S. Possessions, Strong Collection, especially Canal Zone, Guam, Philippines, and Offices in China. Hundreds of stamps on home-made album pages in a binder. Guam has a mostly unused set of 1-8, 10-12, plus an imprint block of 6 of #1, some Guam Guard Mails, etc. The Offices in China page is complete, mostly unused, with K17 and &18 being NH. KB and K16 are used. Strong Canal Zone begins with an unused $3 with an APS certificate, then essentially complete, unused/used, up to about 1939, with many complete sets. Also has 1904 cover with #2 x 4 (2 pairs, some toning) tied by Ancon handstamp. Strongest is Philippines, with many early US overprints to the $5 value, including. used #212, 223A, C10-11, E4, and unused 223, 224, 225 (fault), 237 with cert, 238 with cert, 340-353 imperfs, C12, C17, E1, etc., Also J16-22 VICTORY overprints. Essentially complete to 1930s. Also Cuba and Puerto Rico, both with many from early Spanish administration. Condition is mixed with mostly Fine-Very Fine appearance. Unused are mostly hinged and HR. Should be inspected carefully for faults, especially. on early stamps, great for reseller or a good start on this popular area. High catalog value.Estimate $3,000 - 4,000.
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Current Opening Bid: $1,500
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2819 /o
U.S. Possessions, United States Possessions (without Hawaii) mostly mint in 2 albums with Canal Zone mint 14, 18-20, 22-30, 33-41, 49-81, 120-135, C15-20, J15-16, Ryukyu with mint C1-3 + more and nice U.S. Christmas Seals; owner's "should cat." $3,000+.Estimate $500 - 750.
Current Opening Bid: $250
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2820 /o
Danish West Indies, Collection, 1856-1913, over a hundred fifty stamps on pages with a very high degree of completion with better singles, sets and postage dues, included are 1866, 3c rose on white paper used (2), 1874-1879 1c to 50c set mint (5-13), 1887 1c on 7c mint (14), 1896-1901 10c mint (20), 1908, Frederik VIII set mint (42-50), 1902, postage due set mint (J1-J4), a very interesting study of the numeral issues and subsequent overprint in mint multiples and singles with several Facit listed varieties and more, please inspect, a solid collection with a good number of elusive varieties.Estimate $200 - 300.
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Current Opening Bid: $100
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2821 /o/
Hawaii, Collection, 1853-1899, many hundreds mint and used on pages and cards. sparse at the beginning but with a very interesting showing of the Banknote issues, a reasonable selection of 1898 provisional overprints to the $! some officials and few postal stationery items, very heavy duplication and some items in mixed condition, very substantial catalogue value, careful examination a must but should prove rewarding.Estimate $1,000 - 1,500.
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Current Opening Bid: $500
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2822 /o
Hawaii, Strong Collection, on album pages and black stock pages. Starts with nice group of classics and Numerals, including 6, 8, 9-11, 11 stock book, 12, 15-16, 20-28, all unused except 21 and 28, and all with certificates, one from the P.F. (#20), one from PSE (#23), and the rest from Hawaii Philatelic Society. One of these, #12 (CV $15,000) has major faults and is just a space filler. Many of the certs mention typical thins and repairs; others mention either only hinge remnants or no faults. The used #21 has a bad cancel. Two other classic items, an unused pair of #10-1 Oa, and a #19, don't have certs, but were bought in HPS auctions. The collection is complete from #30-#82 (except for the two rarities, 61 Band 66C). Some Back-of-the-book items including.) 01-6, R1-8, 11-16, and UX2-9, US, and UE1, plus Sc, 6c, and 18c singles, and 6c and 18c pairs of Kahului Railroad stamps. Plus, hundreds of mostly unused duplicates with better values to #69 (CV $350) etc. Also 20 unused blocks of 4 or larger of several stamps. Most are F-VF appearing; condition is mixed and carefulinspection is recommended. Interesting group for either reseller or as foundation for an excellent collection of this popular area.
Estimate $5,000 - 7,500.
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Current Opening Bid: $2,500
Lot
2823
Hawaii, Covers, small lot of seven covers with various different usages, included is 1853 stampless cover with red "Honolulu US Postage Paid" cds to Maine, an 1898 cover franked with 2¢ definitive on "Hawaiian Government Service / Bureau of Public Works" imprint, a US 1861 5¢ tied on cover by red "Honolulu US Postage Paid" cds to Maine, 1861 Cover franked with 1857 12¢ black with red Honolulu cds and black San Francisco cds, 1895 Registered cover to England franked with 5¢ & 10¢ definitive, a second cover with similar franking address to Massachusetts, etc. mixed condition w some faults, worth inspection.Estimate $1,000 - 1,500.
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Current Opening Bid: $500
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2824 /o
Hawaii, Collection, stock page of material, nice examples and cancels but highlight is a 4 margin unused, fresh and VF #6 (plated 3-D-X position 10) (unobtrusive thin spot); Scott catalogue over $1600 of this popular material.Estimate $300 - 400.
Current Opening Bid: $150