Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc. Sale

Autographs and Postal History continued...

**The Brad Arch Collection of New Jersey Postal History (Town Markings): continued...**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description
710		New Brunswick N.J. Weather Forecast. "Weather Forecast For To-morrow, Received Apr. 1 1897 6 PM New Brunswick N.J., Stationery" seven-line violet receiving datestamp on back of uprated postal stationery from El Salvador, stamps tied by "Acmon, Corrreos Santa Ana Mar. 17, 1897" duplex cancels, light diagonal crease and minor edge toning, otherwise Fine and scarce	E. 300-400
711		New Denmark N.J. 29 Mar. 1878. Violet circular datestamp on 3c entire to Camden N.J., violet "Office of the National Record New Denmark N.J." hs corner card, Very Fine, this post office was open from Dec. 31, 1874, to Apr. 15, 1879	E. 100-150
712		New Mills N.J. Ms. pmk. and "12-1/2" rate on folded letter to Baltimore, datelined "Northampton Feb. 1st 1800", small faults, appears Fine	E. 100-150
713		New Village N.J. December 7th. Ms. pmk., 3c Rose (65) with ms. "A. Lincoln, President" cancel on cover to Broadway N.J., small faults, Fine, unusual campaign cancellation	E. 100-150
714		Newell N.J. Jan. 3, 1885. Duplex circular datestamp and fancy rosette cancel on 2c Red entire to New York, printed corner card, Very Fine, this post office was in service from Jun. 4, 1883, to Nov. 28, 1887	E. 100-150
715		Oakford N.J. Nov. 26. Bold circular datestamp, 3c Rose (65) with target cancel on yellow cover to New Haven Ct., erased pencil at left also ties stamp, otherwise Fine, a short-lived post office (Feb. 8, 1869, to Apr. 13, 1870)	E. 100-150
716		Ostrander N.J. Nov. 24, 1890. Duplex cancel ties 1c Blue (219) on Newark N.J. merchant's advertising cover to Covent N.Y., Very Fine, the only recorded cover from this rare post office, which operated in the last half of 1890	E. 100-150
717		Passaic N.J. Oct. 30. Oval hs with ms. date, matching pen on 12c Black (69) on small mourning cover to Chatham, England, red New York and Liverpool transit datestamp, backflap removed, otherwise Very Fine	E. 300-400
718		Passaic N.J. Oval hs with ms. date ties 3c Dull Red (26) on red and blue patriotic cover to Morrestown N.J., minor wrinkles and small tears, appears Very Fine	E. 150-200
719		Passaic N.J. Two covers, each with oval hs and date, matching pen cancel on 3c Rose (65), deep shade, to New York City, one with letter datelined 1869, Very Fine	E. 100-150

The Brad Arch Collection of New Jersey Postal History (Town Markings): continued...

Lot

Sym.

Lot Description

710

New Brunswick N.J. Weather Forecast. "Weather Forecast For To-morrow, Received Apr. 1 1897 6 PM New Brunswick N.J., Stationery" seven-line violet receiving datestamp on back of uprated postal stationery from El Salvador, stamps tied by "Acmon, Corrreos Santa Ana Mar. 17, 1897" duplex cancels, light diagonal crease and minor edge toning, otherwise Fine and scarce

E. 300-400

711

New Denmark N.J. 29 Mar. 1878. Violet circular datestamp on 3c entire to Camden N.J., violet "Office of the National Record New Denmark N.J." hs corner card, Very Fine, this post office was open from Dec. 31, 1874, to Apr. 15, 1879

E. 100-150

712

New Mills N.J. Ms. pmk. and "12-1/2" rate on folded letter to Baltimore, datelined "Northampton Feb. 1st 1800", small faults, appears Fine

E. 100-150

713

New Village N.J. December 7th. Ms. pmk., 3c Rose (65) with ms. "A. Lincoln, President" cancel on cover to Broadway N.J., small faults, Fine, unusual campaign cancellation

E. 100-150

714

Newell N.J. Jan. 3, 1885. Duplex circular datestamp and fancy rosette cancel on 2c Red entire to New York, printed corner card, Very Fine, this post office was in service from Jun. 4, 1883, to Nov. 28, 1887

E. 100-150

715

Oakford N.J. Nov. 26. Bold circular datestamp, 3c Rose (65) with target cancel on yellow cover to New Haven Ct., erased pencil at left also ties stamp, otherwise Fine, a short-lived post office (Feb. 8, 1869, to Apr. 13, 1870)

E. 100-150

716

Ostrander N.J. Nov. 24, 1890. Duplex cancel ties 1c Blue (219) on Newark N.J. merchant's advertising cover to Covent N.Y., Very Fine, the only recorded cover from this rare post office, which operated in the last half of 1890

E. 100-150

717

Passaic N.J. Oct. 30. Oval hs with ms. date, matching pen on 12c Black (69) on small mourning cover to Chatham, England, red New York and Liverpool transit datestamp, backflap removed, otherwise Very Fine

E. 300-400

718

Passaic N.J. Oval hs with ms. date ties 3c Dull Red (26) on red and blue patriotic cover to Morrestown N.J., minor wrinkles and small tears, appears Very Fine

E. 150-200

719

Passaic N.J. Two covers, each with oval hs and date, matching pen cancel on 3c Rose (65), deep shade, to New York City, one with letter datelined 1869, Very Fine

E. 100-150