5c Brown (1). Two covers, first with intense shade and intermediate impression, tied by blue grid with matching "Philada Pa. Sep. 26 5" (1849) integral-rate circular datestamp on folded letter to Mass., Very Fine, with 2013 P.F. certificate, second cover is also Brown to us but certified as Dark Brown (1a), tied by blue grid with matching bold "Buffalo N.Y. Sep. 23 10" integral-rate circular datestamp on large part of blue folded cover to Boston, pencil "Due 5", reduced at left, appears Very Fine, with 2009 P.S.E. certificate

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5c Red Brown (1). Two folded letters, both stamps with full margins to clear margins and intermediate impressions, 1849 uses from New York and Boston, one stamp with minor corner crease and the other with tiny tear in top margin, neither of these flaws are particularly evident, Very Fine appearance

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5c Orange Brown, 10c Black (1b, 2). Two covers, 5c with vivid color and worn-plate impression, tied by bold strikes of blue grid with matching "Philada. Pa. 5 cts. Feb. 10" (1851, date inverted) integral-rate circular datestamp on folded cover to Baltimore Md., cover with edge tears along folds and some wear, otherwise Very Fine, 10c margins to in and some bleaching spots, tied by blue "Baltimore Md. Aug. 2" 1849" circular datestamp on cover to Marysville Ky., appears Fine

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1c Blue, Ty. II, IV (7, 9). Three covers, two on 1970s era Siegel Auctions lot cards and one on a Raymond Weill card from the same era, two are No. 7 including Plate 3 Pos. 67L3, second No. 7 cover also identified as Plate 3 (top row) but the card has conflicting plating information and we have not verified it as Plate 3, third cover No. 9 recut twice at top and bottom, Very Fine trio

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3c Orange Brown, Ty. I, II (10-10A). Four covers including three imperforate, No. 10 pen cancelled, No. 10A with attractive dark red St. Louis circular datestamps, second No. 10A with Louisville Ky. datestamp, also includes a No. 26 cover tied by "BALTIMORE RR" straightline handstamp, that cover with some tears including one affecting the straightline, overall an attractive small group

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3c 1851-57 Issues, Better Balance (10-10A, 11-11A, 25-26A). 21 covers from the Richard Champagne stock on retail cards with his notes and prices, these were selected from a larger group for some aspect that makes them better than typical, including No. 10 identified as Part India (lifted and hinged back), two other No. 10 or 10A, No. 11A showing plate crack, No. 11A Experimental Orange Brown (signed Wilson Hulme), No. 11A Pale Experimental Orange Brown (P.F. certificate), couple No. 11A major plate crack, other No. 11 or 11A showing corner margin or part imprint, plus some Extremely Fine, No. 25, No. 26 Yellowish Rose Red (P.F. certificate), two different covers with No. 26 Quadruple Plate Flaw, other No. 26's with varieties, No. 26A double transfer, nice condition essentially throughout, a Very Fine group of better 3c covers, see our website PDF

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1851-69 Issues Cover Balance. Approximately 50 covers from the Richard Champagne stock on retail cards with his notes and prices, the vast majority are 1851-57 Issue with a few latter classic issues, lots of better covers including No. 7 strip of three (P.F. certificate), No. 9 Extremely Fine from top row, Nos. 11-11A with a number better, group of Nos. 14-15, No. 18, No. 25, three No. 63 on one cover and strip of four on another cover, many others, latest is a 3c and 7c Banknote franking to Cuba, nice condition essentially throughout, Very Fine balance, several P.F. certificates accompany, see our website PDF for a complete scan

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1851 Issue Cover Balance. 23 covers, including both imperforate and perforated issues, some more interesting include Nos. 7 pair, Nos. 11 and 15 on a cover front only to Canada West, No. 20 on a corner card cover, another No. 20, No. 22, No. 25, two separate covers with Nos. 36B and 26 to Paris, others, some faults to be found but overall Fine group

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1861-70 Issues, Better Fancy Cancels on Cover. Approximately 47 covers from the Richard Champagne stock on retail cards with his notes and prices, these have been selected from a larger group, with only those covers he priced at $300 or more, with about half priced at $500 or more, the vast majority are 3c 1861-68 Issue, also a 3c 1869 and a few Banknotes, wonderful range of fancy cancels with mostly good strikes, some highlights include "Preacher in Pulpit" from Boston, Waterbury shield and other Waterbury, shields from Chicopee Mass., Cambridge Mass., Boston Mass., Jacksonville Fla. and Burlington Iowa, strong group from Cambridge Mass. including Leaf, Padlock, Skull and Eagle, Anchors from Putnam Conn., Seeing Eye from Orland Ind., three different "Union" from Westhampton Mass., Horse's Head from Chattanooga Tenn. (cover and stamp are defective or this would have been an individual lot), Horse's Head from Knoxville Tenn., Shield and Stars from Brooklyn N.Y., Eagles from Corry Pa., Stovepipe from Leominster Mass on No. 114, others, nearly all are identified by Skinner-Eno number with a copy of the tracing from their book included, condition is mixed with some stamp or cover flaws to be found but most of the strikes are Very Fine, overall an outstanding and valuable group, see our website PDF for a complete scan

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1851-70 Issues, Fancy or Better Cancels on Cover. More than 180 covers from the Richard Champagne stock on retail cards with his notes and prices, these are the covers he priced mostly at less than $300, with about ten higher than that cutoff, most are in the $100-$250 range, about 98 are priced below $100, wide variety of cancels including some fancy and many we would qualify as not fancy but better in some way, condition is mixed as would be expected in such an accumulation, we recommend viewing our website PDF for complete scans

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1861-68 Issue Cover Balance. 13 covers, many interesting uses including Nos. 68 and 76 to Paris, Nos. 76 and 93 to Germany, No. 89 to Saxony, No. 95 pair and two No. 97 on reduced cover front with small part of back to Lima, Peru, No. 100 to France, others, also includes Confederate States No. 2b with manuscript Little River Florida postmark to Mobile Ala., stamp corner clipped, condition is quite mixed or a few of these would have been individual lots, overall Fine appearance, several A.P.S. or P.F. certificates accompany

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2c Brown, Cover Balance (113). Five covers and one ephemera item, first stamp with small perf flaws, tied by Circle of Hearts fancy cancel with "Milwaukee Wis. Oct. 21" duplex circular datestamp on cover with address label to Wyalusing Wis., Very Fine strike, second tied by bold rosette cancel on Sep. 15, 1869 folded circular and prices current from New York City to Belleville, Canada, pencil "1" due marking, Very Fine, third tied by circle of V's cancel on brown wrapper to Paris, France, red "30" centimes due handstamp, stamp with single pulled perf at upper left, Very Fine and rare wrapper use of the 2c 1869 to France, fourth used with 3c Ultramarine (114), tied by target cancel with "Braidwood Ill. Apr. 3" circular datestamp on small cover to Edina Mo., 2c small scuffs, still Very Fine and scarce 5c waterway rate which was obsolete at this point, fifth one tied by cork on Demorest's Monthly Magazine illustrated advertising cover to Cleveland O., with original illustrated enclosure, minor edgewear, stamp with tear and lifted and replaced, still Very Fine, with 2022 P.F. certificate, finally ephemera item is vignette of post rider on a galloping horse, similar to the design of the 2c 1869 Pictorial, at top of Jan. 22, 1838 Post Office Department check for $14.68, signed by Postmaster General Amos Kendall, attractive group

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1890 Issue Balance. Five items, including large piece with two No. 229 plus 228 and 2c and 10c, large part of cover with Nos. 227 and 229, 219D on cover from Banner Wyo., few faults, appear Fine-Very Fine

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Columbian Issue Covers. 22, including 1c, 6c and 8c on cover to Germany, one with five denominations to Sierra Leone, some single uses including 10c, 15c, 30c and 50c (last to Germany), also four others to Germany, few small faults, a Fine-Very Fine and colorful group

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Columbian and Trans-Mississippi Issues Cover Balance. Approximately 55 covers, including 40 Columbian and 15 Trans-Mississippi, with a couple bearing stamps of both issues, very colorful range of frankings with multiple stamps in many cases and values up to 10c, both domestic and foreign destinations, some faults to be expected but overall an attractive group

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Columbian Exposition Photo Souvenir Book. Thick book with "Chicago Tribune Souvenir" and "Glimpses of the World's Fair, a Selection of Gems of the White City and the Midway Plaisance", published by Laird & Lee in 1893 and showing "Gems of the White City Seen Through the Tribune's Camera", each page with a different photograph of the Exposition grounds on front and back, cover with some minor wear, Very Fine, an outstanding collateral item

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2c Carmine, Alaska-Yukon Postal History Collection (370, 371). Over 40 covers or cards, plus some collateral material, variety of commercial uses, including from Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, large registered frankings, including one with No. 371 plate block, an array of overseas destinations, a few illustrated, and more, collateral items including letters relating to Seward or the stamps, a small number of uncounted modern items, mainly Fine-Very Fine

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Air Post Covers. Many hundreds (probably well over 1,000), including Pioneer flights, first flights, Zeppelins, catapult, airport dedication, space, and more, much is from the 1930s with duplication, better items mixed in with the more mundane, so viewing is recommended

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Air Post and Flight Cover Group. A collection of Pan American Airways Trans-Pacific first flight covers (mainly 1935-37), covers related to Ben Eielson, including two 1924 Alaska flight covers piloted and autographed by him, and a few Zeppelin covers, Fine-Very Fine

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Air Post and Flight Covers. Accumulation in a single plastic tub, dozens of covers from 1920's forward, mix of Airmail uses and some flight covers including Zeppelin flights, wide range of frankings with regular issues used in combination, one large oversized 1953 registered cover is not Airmail or flight but has return address of Charles A. Lindbergh from Darien Conn., franked with 5c, 10c and 30c Presidential issue, possibly used to send a signed photo to one of his few remaining admirers after the War, filed fold, some faults to be found in the accumulation but overall Fine

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Postal Stationery Entires, Used Accumulation.1860s-1940s, over 700, a mix of mundane and better, the latter including uprated, international, and illustrated, most Fine or better

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Postal Cards, 19th Century Used Accumulation. Consisting of Nos. UX3 (28), UX4 (20), UX5 (9), UX7 (29), UX8 (9), and UX12 (4), collected for cancels, some fancy cancels including negative numerals, and a variety of colored town markings, both circular datestamps and duplexes, excellent variety, most Fine-Very Fine

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Postal Cards, Used Accumulation, 1870s-1920s. Over 250, several uprated for overseas mail, including No. UX3 with 1c Bank Note to Germany, some interesting domestic uses, such as No. UX16, which was intended to be used for international mail, Fine-Very Fine

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Stampless Covers Better Balance. 13 covers from the Richard Champagne stock in retail sleeves with his notes and prices, all are better in some way including fancy cancels with choice strike of "Paid 3 Cents" from Libertyville Ill., Enfield Mass. blue fancy oval, Albion Ill. fancy oval, other red or blue rate handstamps including choice strike of negative "5" from Mifflinville Pa., Mobile Ala. red and blue "Way 11" in double-circle on two covers, Hardwick Vt. "Paid III" coin-style handstamp, others, Very Fine and attractive selection

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Stampless Cover Accumulation. Hundreds of covers in a banker's box, nearly all are stampless though there are some stamped, covering a wide range of years and states, heavy in New England but also includes South Carolina, Georgia and more, we note some better town marks including straightline, other rate markings, some in color, lot also includes a set of unused Columbian Exposition Souvenir cards, good condition and hours of sorting await the winner, a nice lot

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Stampless Cover Balance. Single shoebox with dozens of stampless covers, range of years from early 1800s to some during the stamp period, range of towns, nothing particularly scarce but we do note a few interesting including one to Millard Fillmore as Comptroller of New York, docketing on that cover may be in Fillmore's hand, overall Fine

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United States Covers to Japan. 28, mostly Large Bank Note Issue frankings, rates include 10c, 15c, 5c UPU, several interesting markings and usages including "Too Late", "Fast Mail" railway and "Paquebot", several with U.S. naval addresses, some have minor faults, all presentable and more than half are Very Fine

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Alaska Town Cancel Collection. Dozens of covers or postcards in two binders, plus dozens more loose, much is in the desirable 1904-15 period, earliest is 1898 (Skagway), more elusive include Dahl, Dome, Katalla, Nizima, Pirate Cove, Strelna, some covers with other notable features besides the town, previous collector's cost notes have many over $100 each, and some over $300, majority Fine-Very Fine

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Alaska Covers. Mainly from the 1930s-1950s, some later, many dozens of flight covers, military, first day and other event (some signed by Alaskan governors), etc., also a collection of Alaska Statehood, featuring covers autographed by U.S. Senators who were debating Alaska Statehood in the late 1950s, Fine-Very Fine

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Alaska Collateral Material. Much is related to the Gold Rush, with letters, documents, a few stock certificates, etc. featuring the various mining companies, also early 20th Century autographs, including governors Knapp and Brady, and more

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19th Century Cover Balance. Box with five narrow cover binders, each holds upwards of 80 covers but not all sleeves are filled, still probably more than 300 covers present, range of issues from 3c 1857 thru a few Bank Notes, some better include 1861 issue covers with a couple 12c or 15c to Europe, use to Canada, couple Patriotics, carrier use, range of 3c 1869 Pictorial, also lots of 3c 1857-61, mixed condition as to be expected but some useful covers present

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19th Century Covers. Many hundreds, mostly generic domestic uses, but does include some higher frankings, advertising, Carriers & Locals, fancy cancels and other better, mixed condition

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Postal History Balance. 15 items, including six covers used from Hawkinsville Ga. -- three are manuscript postmarks and three are circular datestamps in black or green -- also a Haiti-1894 Bureau Issue mixed franking to France, a "BRAZOS" handstamp from Texas used in 1847, few other interesting, some faults, overall Fine-Very Fine group

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Small Classic Cover Balance, 1847-57. Four covers, including No. 1 from cleaned plate, tied by red grid with matching "New Haven Ct. 1 Mar." (1851) circular datestamp on folded cover to Philadelphia, stamp with slight color oxidation, still Fine, No. 9 tied to small locally addressed cover by red New York City "U.S. Mail" carrier datestamp with boxed handstamp, Very Fine, No. 10A tied by New York circular datestamp on paper manufacturer's green embossed cameo corner card cover to Mass., stamp slight color oxidation, still Very Fine, finally No. 26 on "Marietta & Cincinnati R.R." corner card cover to Philadelphia, Very Fine appearance and a nice group

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Classic Balance. Two covers and a set of proofs, first cover 3c Pink (64), intense color, tied by blue grid with matching N.Y. double-circle datestamp on buff cover to Jasper Indiana, pencil notation states August 26, 1861 but it may be Oct. 26, 1861, slight reduction at top, Very Fine, with 1994 P.S.E. certificate which does not opine on the date, second cover 2c Black, F. Grill (93) tied by grid and addressed to Taos N.M., Fine, proofs are a set of plate proofs on India for the 1870 Banknote issue (145P3-155P3), fresh and Very Fine

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Manuscript Steamer Markings. 15 covers with manuscript steamer designations, including "Grosse Tete" on star die entire, "Empire Parish" on 3c Nesbitt entire, "Golden Age", few other better, few small faults to be expected, most Fine-Very Fine, a fascinating group

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"Way" Covers. 21 covers, all but a few are stampless, many markings from New Orleans or Mobile in a variety of styles including red, blue and black, earliest is a manuscript marking on 1785 folded letter with New York straightline, some faults but overall Fine-Very Fine and attractive group

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Transatlantic Mail Covers. Six stampless covers, including Havana to London via New York, Marseilles to Mass., one with Liverpool Ship marking, overall Fine-Very Fine

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Balance of the Correspondence of Lafayette Twitchell, 1846-1908. More than 40 letters, many with covers, including letters to Twitchell or his wife Angie and others, some interesting content spanning more than 60 years, including letter of condolence to Angie when Twitchell died, some of the covers are in rough condition but the letters are largely Very Fine, Lafayette Twitchell (1829-1908) was from Elizabethtown N.J., he first went west prospecting in the spring of 1849 to California, in 1859 he returned west to Colorado (see lot 147 for the Twitchell Gold Rush correspondence), during the Civil War he was a Union captain in the 136th Illinois Infantry (see lot 579 for the Twitchell Civil War correspondence), see https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Twitchell-513#Ancestors for a family tree and biography

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20th Century Cover Balance. 32 covers featuring a wide range of frankings with both regular issue and some back-of-book, these were culled from a larger cheaper group to select covers with some interesting feature or nice appearance, each cover is accompanied by a detailed description and retail prices, which range from $60.00 to hundreds of dollars, one oversize cover with block of eight and three single 1-1/2c Kans. Ovpt. is priced at $900.00, choice condition essentially throughout, Very Fine group, see our website PDF for a complete scan of the covers and descriptions

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20th Century Covers. Two cartons filled to the brim with a wide variety of covers, much is military related, including WWI and WWII, many illustrated, some high value frankings, registered, special delivery and unusual commercial uses, some philatelic, majority Fine-Very Fine

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20th Century Cover Accumulation. Fedex "Large Box" mailer stuffed with covers, range of years from as early as first decade of 20th Century to much later, nothing valuable but plenty of variety and sorting to occupy one's time

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Dental-Related Advertising Covers. 33, starts with 3c Dull Red Ty. I (11) on cameo advertising cover to dental surgeon in Columbia S.C., another with similar stamp on blue cameo advertising cover for a dental depot in Philadelphia, four with No. 65 including one used with No 69 wil all-over design, No. 93 on Fragrant Dentilave ad cover with Calvet Hahn analysis, few other better, few faults to be expected, overall a Fine-Very Fine and fascinating group

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Soldier and Ammo Designs. Six illustrated covers franked with 2c Bureau stamps, range of interesting designs with soldiers, smokeless powder, horses, etc., a couple with faults, overall Fine and colorful group

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World War I Covers. More than 15 covers, six are stampless "American Y.M.C.A." brown covers with A.E.F. censor handstamps, others also include a couple censored, some with condition issues but overall Fine-Very Fine

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World War II Era and 1940s Cover Accumulation. Large accumulation in a plastic bin, hundreds of covers including decent amount of Air Post, some soldier mail mixed in and we note a number with censor markings, also some post World War II 1940s, mixed condition with faults at the tops of many, overall Fine

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Cover Hoard. Six cartons filled with all kinds of postal history, some is sorted by category (state, topic, usage, etc.), while other groups are more random, mixed condition, certainly worth digging through

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Cover Accumulation. Probably hundreds of covers in a box, the majority are 19th Century but a decent number of 20th Century as well, full range of classic issues from one 5 1847 (defective) thru Banknotes and later, some slightly better including 1861 uses abroad with a 30c to France and others, a number of Black Jacks, lots of 3c 1851, 1857, 1861 and 1869 throughout, highlights of the 20th Century include a correspondence from a U.S. sailor in China during the Boxer Rebellion and slightly later, also a group of unusual origins including some territorial, very mixed condition from quite collectible thru faulty, examination will reveal some worthwhile covers and it will only take a couple of handfuls to meet our estimate

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Cover Accumulation. Approximately 150 covers, the majority are 20th Century but many 19th Century as well, this is an eclectic mix with a wide variety of issues, most are inexpensive but some better including Nos. C13 and C14 on separate covers, some 1857-61 issues including to England, range of registered Washington-Franklin covers, couple locals, a good group of Canal Zone and some flights, many others, mixed condition, overall Fine, worth review

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Cover Accumulation. Over 700 from all time periods, includes some better items mixed in with more ordinary commercial uses (see our website PDF for some of the more interesting items), mainly Fine-Very Fine

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Cover Accumulation. Large accumulation of many hundreds organized by year or theme in file boxes inside a larger box, starts with 3c 1851 and goes up through 1940s, decent showing of advertised and some other varieties, also two binders and a loose group of illegal uses, missent, etc., mixed condition

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Small Cover Balance. Six covers sent through the mails and two unused covers, each is quite attractive including No. 35 with New York Ocean Mail circular datestamp addressed to California, two neat Waving Flag Patriotic covers franked with Nos. 24 and 26 respectively, also Nos. 7 and 63 on separate covers, the latter tied by "U.S. P.O. Despatch Phila." octagonal datestamp, finally No. 65 on prisoner's cover with "Prisoner's Letter Examined Elmira N.Y." censor's oval handstamp, stamp with small tear at top, overall a fresh and Very Fine small group

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Postal History Balance. Small book with a range of covers, including prisoner's letter, six Patriotics with No. 26, few Black Jacks, two of No. 77 to France, No. 71 to Germany, few other interesting, some faults, some Fine-Very Fine

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Cover Accumulation. About 140, wide range of mostly commercial used from all time periods, includes illustrated, better cancels, unusual uses, and more, largely Fine-Very Fine

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Postal History Balance. A few dozen mostly 20th Century, the collector's focus was mainly the 1-1/2c Garfield and 10c Lindbergh stamp, with a variety of commercial uses, also 3c Interior Dept. Official used from Oregon, largely Fine-Very Fine

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Postal History Miscellany. Box of extremely eclectic material, includes group of 18th Century letters and documents, some late 1700s to early 1800s newspapers, then dozens of covers of all eras from stampless thru 20th Century, no organization or rhyme to the group but we do note a few interesting and unusual items, such as a circular datestamp from the "Deaf, Dumb & Blind Institution, Staunton Va." on an 1840s circular about the school's philosophy, a No. 64 on cover, many others, mixed condition

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Ephemera Lot. Two boxes of varied ephemera, much related to airmail or airlines, including brochures, menus, tags, etc., also early 20th Century expositions, with many postcards, mixed condition

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U.S. Collection, 1870s-1970s. Housed in two boxes, the best part is album pages containing mostly unused stamps, early unused commemoratives including Columbians to 50c, Trans-Mississippi to 10c, Pan-Americans and Louisiana Purchase complete, etc., rest of first box includes a number of sheets, First Day covers, collections of Israel and Ghana, second box with five musty albums but the stamps inside the mounts seem ok, containing mint 20th Century singles and also mint plate blocks from 1930s-1970s, overall Fine once the outer binders in the second box are thrown away

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Face Lot. Mint N.H. singles, strips, blocks and souvenir sheets, including a chunk of Trans-Mississippi 1c-$2.00 sheets, denominations up to $9.75 with loads in the dollar range, also some lower denominations and some non-profit issues not counted in total, mix of gummed and some self-adhesive, fresh and useful postage balance, total face value approximately

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Mint Sheet Accumulation. Banker's box with hundreds of Mint N.H. sheets, we note denominations up to 44c with most in the 20c or less range, adding up the face value will take a significant time investment so we estimate this low and let viewers decide

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Postage Stamps of the Philippines, by J. Murray Bartels, 1904. Bartels's personal copy of the book along with fascinating background material, including his notes in the book, details of the expenses he incurred in its production ($649.94 including printing for 350 copies), numerous letters from contributors, also clippings, condition is a bit rough given the age and the spine of the book is separated, a fascinating look at the production of an early philatelic work, from the Diamond collection

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