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  Lot 257
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Description
Mainly used collection in beautiful SAFE dual album 1847 - 1930s with a number of better stamps e.g. beautiful 5 c. Benjamin Franklin 1847, 5 c. Thomas Jefferson 1856, 90 c. blue 1861, 15 c. Columbus Type I 1869 (folded corner perf.), 90 c. Perry 1870 etc. Also some better grills e.g. 30 c. orange 1861. Part of collection pictured on our website.
Part of Lot Scanned

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1900.00 EUR

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  Lot 258
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Description
Collection 1850s - 1986 in three Davo albums. Early part mixed used and unused incl. better stamps but slightly mixed quality and a few reprints are included. 1930s - 1979 mainly unused and from 1940s - 1979 seemingly never hinged, from 1980 not many stamps. See example pictures on our website.
Part of Lot Scanned

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1100.00 EUR

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  Lot 259
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Description
A very interesting cover lot with more than 200 covers mainly 1850s - 1950s incl. many sent to Europe, air mail incl. one Charles Lindbergh cover, registered covers etc. Also 35 cards with never hinged stamps showing the history of United States, around 500 first day covers incl. some United Nations. Please inspect.
Part of Lot Scanned

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360.00 EUR

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  Lot 260
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Description
Small but interesting lot with two covers carried onboard "Voyager" around the world flight 1986, both numbered 293 of 500 and signed by the pilots Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager both with cert. Bolaffi. Also a 3 c. postal stationery letter with additional 3 c. sent from Houston to France 1880. All pictured on our website.
Entire lot scanned

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50.00 EUR

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  Lot 598
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Description
A beautiful small size envelope franked with U.S. 1869 Pictorial 10 c. yellow canc. in transit "N.YORK STEAM SHIP". Sent from "ST.THOMAS 14.11 1869" via a c/o address in New York to Washington. SUPERB & RARE.

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700.00 EUR

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  Lot 648
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  10e
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Description
Envelope originally franked with 10 cents 5th printing sent from "ST.THOMAS 4.10 1892" to Philadelphia. Returned via New York with a US 1 c. due stamp canc. "PHILADELPHIA PA E". Violet "INCONNU" on reverse and on the front oval "CANNOT BE FOUND". Both stamps with small imperfections of little importance. RARE MIXED FRANKING.

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700.00 EUR

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  Lot 1307

Description
POSTAGE DUE PERF. 13. Two domestic parcel cards and one cover from United States 1888 - 1889 with postage due stamps. Small imperfections on some stamps.
Entire lot scanned

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80.00 EUR