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W. Wyman
Lot Sym. Lot Description
386 c imageW. Wyman, Boston Mass., 5c Black (149L1). This position with incomplete "W" initial, large to huge margins, tied by smears from ms. "X" cancel on Nov. 21, 1844 blue folded letter from Boston to Geo. S. Robbins in New York City, red Wyman's handstamp, fresh and Extremely Fine, only sixteen covers recorded, acquired by the Halls from Economist Stamp Co. in 1925 (Image) E. 1,500-2,000
387 imageW. Wyman, Boston Mass., 5c Black (149L1). This position with incomplete "W" initial, large margins, ms. "X" cancel, Extremely Fine, choice example of this scarce independent mail stamp -- the first stamp in the world to picture a locomotive (Image) E. 400-500
388 imageW. Wyman, Boston Mass., 5c Black (149L1). Huge bottom sheet margin, other sides large to clear at upper right, ms. "X" cancel, faintly creased at bottom, Very Fine appearance (Image) E. 200-300
389 c imageWm. Wyman's Letter Offices, 8 Court St., Boston, 3 Wall St., N. York. Red framed handstamp and "Paid" straightline on Nov. 20, 1844 folded letter from Boston to New York City street address, pencil "Pd 6" above handstamp, additional pencil "2" for local delivery, ink spots, otherwise Extremely Fine (Image) E. 300-400

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