Bid on Lots in Sale 830
| Lot | Sym. | Lot Description | |
| 115 | ![]() |
Wharton's U.S.P.O. Despatch,
Louisville Ky., (2c) Bluish Green (5LB1). Complete sheet of 50 (two
panes), original gum, slight creases and small thin spots, trivial selvage
tearsVERY FINE APPEARANCE. AN OUTSTANDING EXHIBITION PIECE AND ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING COMPLETE SHEETS OF FIFTY OF THE WHARTON'S CARRIER STAMP. Our records of Wharton indicate the existence of a half-dozen panes of 25 and at least four complete sheets of 50, two of which are known to remain intact. Ex Worthington. (Image) |
7,000.00 |
| 115A | |
Wharton's U.S.P.O. Despatch, Louisville Ky., (2c) Bluish Green (5LB1). Two, one with huge bottom left corner sheet margins, other has large margins and crease, affixed to folded covers to which they do not belong, corner copy is Extremely Fine, acquired from Needham collection | 200.00 |
| 116 | |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, Louisville Ky., (2c) Blue (5LB2). Large margins, used with 3c
Dull Red (26), both stamps tied by blue "Louisville Ky. Apr. 24,
1860" circular datestamp on small cover to Paducah Ky., backflap removed,
negligible tiny tear at topEXTREMELY FINE. A MAGNIFICENT EXAMPLE OF THE BROWN & McGILL'S CARRIER STAMP TIED BY LOUISVILLE DATESTAMP. ONLY SIX OR SEVEN ARE KNOWN TIED ON COVER IN THIS MANNER, THIS BEING ONE OF THE TWO FINEST. The Middendorf sale catalogue reported five tied examples of the Brown & McGill carrier stamp. Our records contain seven genuine tied usages, one of which is a front only. Ex Ferrary, Hind and Brown. (Image) |
E. 4,000-5,000 |
| 117 | |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, Louisville Ky., (2c) Blue (5LB2). Large margins to just
touched at corner of frameline, tied by blue "DUE 3" straightline
with 3c Dull Red (26) tied by blue "Louisville Ky. May 24, 1860" circular
datestamp on brown cover to court clerk at Somerset Ky., flap repaired,
reduced and repaired tear at topVERY FINE. AN EXTRAORDINARY EXAMPLE OF THE BROWN & McGILL'S CARRIER STAMP TIED BY THE "DUE 3" OF LOUISVILLE. ONLY SIX OR SEVEN ARE KNOWN TIED ON COVER, THIS BEING THE ONLY ONE TIED BY A DUE MARKING. The Middendorf sale catalogue reported five tied examples of the Brown & McGill carrier stamp. Our records contain seven genuine tied usages, one of which is a front only. This is the only cover on which the carrier stamp is tied by a due marking. Ex Mason. (Image) |
E. 3,000-4,000 |
| 118 | |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, Louisville Ky., (2c) Blue (5LB2). Three huge margins, in at
bottom, used with 3c Dull Red (26), both stamps tied by blue
"Louisville Ky. Jan. 1, 1860(?)" circular datestamp on cover to Baltimore
Md., part of flap and corner of cover torn awayFINE AND RARE TIED EXAMPLE OF THE BROWN & McGILL'S CARRIER STAMP -- ONLY SIX OR SEVEN ARE KNOWN TIED IN THIS MANNER. The Middendorf sale catalogue reported five tied examples of the Brown & McGill carrier stamp. Our records contain seven genuine tied usages, one of which is a front only. Three covers, including this one, come from the Gail correspondence. (Image) |
E. 1,500-2,000 |
| 119 |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, Louisville Ky., (2c) Blue (5LB2). Large even margins,
cancelled by part of black New York "23" cents debit circular
datestamp applied to foreign mail, faint toned spot, Extremely Fine, a
remarkable carrier stamp -- one can only dream about the extraordinary
cover from which it originated (Image) |
E. 750-1,000 | |
| 120 | |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, (2c) Black (5LB3). Unused (no gum), huge margins with
framelines complete all around, pencil writing in right
marginEXTREMELY FINE . ONE OF THE TWO FINEST UNUSED EXAMPLES OF THE THIRTEEN RECORDED BROWN & McGILL 2-CENT BLACK STAMPS. Ex Caspary and Lilly. The finest unused example realized $4,500 in our Golden sale. (Image) |
4,500.00 |
| 121 | |
Brown & McGill's U.S.P.O.
Despatch, (2c) Black (5LB3). Unused (no gum), two large margins, others
ample, small sealed tear at upper right, otherwise Very Fine, a rare stamp,
of which thirteen examples are recorded, ex Ferrary, Hind and Brown (Image) |
4,500.00 |