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U.S. Postal History continued...

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New Mexico:
Lot Sym. Lot Description Realized
349 c Albuquerque, New Mexico Oct. 11, 1887 Registered. Purple three-line hs, Ty. 20, cancels pair and single of 5c Yellow Brown (205) on registered cover to Berlin, Germany, cover also bears 1c and vertical pair of 2c Bank Notes cancelled by registry ovals, oval company hs at T.L., New York and receiving backstamps, some edge wear and slight toning around stamp edges, one 5c stamp small tear, still appears Very Fine, a unique example of this handstamp $ 375
350 c Alma N. Mex. Dec. 12, 1892. Ty. 1a, neat strike, matching targets cancel five 2c and two 5c 1890 Small Bank Notes on registered cover to Dublin, Ireland, registry label and blue crayon "tie" stamps, New York and receiving backstamps, Very Fine, owner noted both unique and unlisted $ 550
351 c Anton Chico N.M. Mar. 2nd, 1876. Ty. 1 ms. pmk. cancels 3c Green entire to Newburgh N.Y., Very Fine and rare, owner noted that this marking is unique $ 190
352 c Arms New Mex. Feb. 17, 1880. Ty. 1, bold strike, matching target cancels 3c Bank Note on cover to Springfield Vt., fresh and Very Fine, owner noted unique $ 550
353 c Black Hawk N.M. 4/11/85. Ms. pmk., matching penstrokes cancel 2c Red Brown (210) on yellow corner card cover for mining co. to Ontoganon Mich., minor edge tears, Very Fine and rare ms. pmk. $ 220
354 c Carbonateville N.M. October 12--1879. Ty. 1 with "Los Cerillos, Santa Fe County" above and large "X" cancels 3c Green on yellow entire to Jemes N.M., slightly reduced at L., Very Fine strike, a unique postmark $ 2,600
355 c Chance City New Mexico, May 10, 1886. Well-struck Ty. 1 circular datestamp, matching target ties 2c Red Brown (210) on cover to Ranches de Taos N.M., few light toned spots around stamp, cover barely reduced and small tear at R., fresh and Very Fine strike $ 270
356 c Chaves New Mex. 4/3/91. Octagonal Ty. 1 hs, matching Maltese Cross hs ties 2c No. 220 on cover to Albuquerque N.M., slightly reduced at L., Very Fine strike and the latest recorded usage of this cancel $ 300
357 c Clairmont New Mexico, May 30, 1883. Bold purple hs, Ty. 1, matching five-bar grid ties vertical strip of three of 1c Bank Note on cover to Farmington Mo., faulty perf between T. stamps affecting both, Very Fine strike and the latest recorded usage $ 300
358 c El Rito, N. Mex. Ty. 1 small blue straightline hs ties horizontal strip of three of 1c Bank Notes on cover to Ojo Calienta N.M., stamps also cancelled by pen strokes, "8/30/83" ms. marking at T., with enclosure slightly reduced at R., T. of stamps barely noticeable faults, Very Fine and rare cancel $ 100
359 c Fort Buchanan N.M. Jul. 29. Ty. 1, clear strike cancels 3c Nesbitt entire to Williamsburg Va., sender's notation of "via Worthington (?) & St. Louis", few natural printing folds, light toning spots, still Very Fine strike $ 625
360 c Fort Craig N.M. 23 Oct. Large woodcut Ty. 1 circular datestamp with date in ms. on 1861 folded letter to the Adjutant General in Washington D.C., ms. "Free" in same writing as date in circular datestamp, also "Official Business", light file folds, Very Fine strike of this scarce territorial marking $ 250
361 c Fort Cummings N. Mex. Dec. 13. Ty. 2 circular datestamp struck in red, matching hs ties 3c and 6c Bank Notes alongside 12c Black (69) on legal-size cover to Chicago Ill., slightly reduced at R., some edge wear which affects stamps, still an attractive combination usage $ 210
362 c Fort Fillmore N.M. June 5th 1858. Ms. pmk, matching pen strokes cancel 3c Dull Red (26) on yellow cover to Philadelphia, with original enclosure, slightly reduced at L, some slight overall wear, Very Fine and rare postmark $ 425
363 c Fort Union N. Mex. May 5, 1852. Ty. 1 ms. pmk., matching "Paid 3" and box charge no. on cover to Annapolis Md., cover internally mended at sides with scotch tape, Very Fine and rare ms. pmk. $ 220
364 c Ft. Union N.M. Dec. 21, 1864. Ty. 3 ms. pmk. ties 3c Rose (65) on cover to Lebanon O., stamp also cancelled by pen stroke and target, matching "Due 6" hs, slightly reduced at R., minor edge wear, Very Fine pmk. and usage $ 150
365 c Fort Union N. Mexico Aug. 1865. Clear strike of Ty. 6 hs ties 3c Rose (65) on buff cover to Brooklyn N.Y., slightly reduced at L., Very Fine strike $ 375
366 c Fort Wingate N. Mex. Nov. 17, 1877. Well-struck Ty. 2 circular datestamp, matching hs cancels 1c and 2c War stamps on legal-size cover to Santa Fe N.M., some slight wear incl. 2c stamp faulty at R., Very Fine and attractive usage with Official stamps $ 950
367 c Hall's Peak New Mex., Mar. 31, 1888. Bold strike of Ty. 1 hs, matching target ties 3c Bank Note on yellow cover to Mora N.M., receiving backstamp, slightly reduced at L., stamp affected from placement at edge, Very Fine strike, listed by the owner as unique $ 300
368 c La Ciuta Apl. 30/78. Ty. 1 ms. pmk, matching cross-strokes tie 3c Bank Note on cover to Santa Fe N.M., with original enclosure datelined San Lorenzo, slightly reduced at L., fresh and Very Fine, noted by owner as being unique $ 425
369 c San Juan New Mexico Oct. 30. Mostly clear Ty. 1 blue hs, matching targets tie pair of 1c, two 3c and 5c Bank Notes on yellow registered cover to New Haven Conn., cover with some edge tears, Very Fine and attractive three-color franking $ 280
370 c "Santa Fe/July 16/49". Type A two-line pencil origin mark on brown cover to Ravenna O., put into U.S. mails at Independence with green "Independence Mo. Aug. 25" circular datestamp and ms. "20" due rate, faint waterstains at top, Fine, an extremely rare marking applied days prior to the opening of the Santa Fe post office and carried on the Santa Fe Trail to Independence Mo., ex Longfellow $ 1,700
371 c "Santa Fe. New Mexico". Ty. A ms. pmk. on piece with vertical pair of 5c Brown (1), ample margins, tied by matching ms., with ms. "Paid by two U.S. Stamps" and blue "Independence Mo. Aug. 21" circular datestamp, Very Fine, rare use of 1847's from New Mexico, 1998 P.F. certificate stating pair genuinely used on piece, but declining opinion on the origin and meaning of the ms. "Santa Fe New Mexico" $ 2,000
372 c Santa Fe N.M. Mar. Ty. 3 circular datestamp, matching "5" hs crossed out in magenta and re-rated with an "X", on buff cover to Embro, Canada West, neat "U. States" in arc, transit datestamp, 1852 receiving backstamps, reduced at sides and some overall wear, still a Very Fine and rare usage, owner noted earliest to Canada $ 210
373 c Santa Fe N.M. 5cts Nov. Well-struck Ty. 8 integral-rate circular datestamp on cover to Petersburg Va., some overall wear incl. repair at B.R. corner and small piece out on back, toning, still Very Fine strike $ 260
374 c Santa Fe N.M., W. F. & Co.s. Light red strike of Ty. 36 oval pmk. cancels 2c entire with printed frank to San Francisco, bold purple oval receiving pmk., ms. "10-24-87" date, barely reduced at L., Very Fine, owner noted that this is unique $ 950
375 c Trampas N. Mex., Feb. 5, 1900. Bold circular datestamp, matching target cancels 2c Bureau on illustrated advertising cover for Valentine's fountain pen nibs, to Alexandria Va., wavy-lines receiving backstamp, Very Fine $ 170
376 c Tres Piedras N. Mex. May 29. Boldly struck Ty. 2 circular datestamp, matching negative "R" handstamps cancel pair of 2c and 10c Bank Notes on registered legal-size cover to Moro N.M., some edge wear and tears which affect stamps, still Very Fine strike and an attractive cover $ 210
377 c Tucson N.M. Mar. 22. Bold strike cancels 3c Red Nesbitt entire to Philadelphia, ms. "via Tuson & St. Louis" at B.L., small repair on backflap only, Extremely Fine and choice cover $ 1,600
378 c New Mexico Covers. Collection of over 100 of the better covers from the Kriege collection, most are marked with notes as to value and rarity, many earliest and latest usages, several unique covers, incl. registered, usages to foreign destinations, fancy cancels, advertising, some forts such as Craig, Union, some faults, many are Fine-Very Fine, a fascinating and rare group of rarer items $ 11,500
379 c New Mexico Covers. Comprehensive collection of approximately 950 covers arranged in alphabetical order by town or city from A to Z, many with notes as to type and rarity, many earliest or latest known usages, listing examples, such as "Cimarron Ty. I earliest", "Craig Type I Unique", many other better, wide range of usages incl. some advertising, registered, postal cards, post cards, etc., some faults to be expected but many of these markings are rare or the only example on record $ 11,500
380 c New Mexico Covers. Collection of approximately 550 covers arranged alphabetically by town, some with useful annotations, wide range of usages, mixed condition, some are Fine-Very Fine, an interesting group for the town specialist $ 2,300

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