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Express Usage
Lot Sym. Lot Description Est/Cat Realized
470 c image"Pr Express M. Bryan, deld. 5 OClock pm 24th April". Ms. notation on 1781 folded cover to Capt. Isace Holmes at Petersburg Va., sender's endorsement "Public Service dated 23rd April", some slight overall soiling, Very Fine and unusual military expressman's delivery notation (Image) E. 300-400 160.00
471 c image"Dragoon Express". Ms. notation at bottom of folded cover to "Colo. David Henley, S.W. Point", docketed as originating from "Knoxville 4th July 1797, Benjamin Hawkins", Hawkins (1754-1816) was a prominent Revolutionary War figure and one of the first two U.S. Senators from N.C., in 1797 he was appointed agent for "superintending all Indians south of the Ohio", file fold, Very Fine (Image) E. 300-400 160.00
472 c image"By Capt. Thompson's Stage Waggon". Sender's endorsement on folded cover to Augusta Ga., 1786 docketing, small piece missing at top left and some staining, Fine (Image) E. 150-200 250.00
473 c image"By Hick's Express". Sender's ms. notation on small cover to "near" Shepardstown Va., 3c Orange Brown (10), large margins to just barely in, cancelled by penstrokes, Very Fine, extremely rare 3c 1851 express usage (Image) 170.00 230.00
474 c imageExpress Mail. Ms. notation and "75" rate on folded cover to Savannah Ga. via Augusta, red "New-York Jan. 7" and red "Augusta Ga. Jan. 12" circular datestamps, forwarding charge of 12-1/2c added for a total of 87-1/2c due, light file fold, Very Fine, unusual forwarded express usage (Image) E. 150-200 200.00
475 c imageExpress Mail. Ms. notation at top of folded cover to Petersburg Va., blue "Mobile Ala. Sep. 26" cds with matching "Paid" next to "75" rate, also ms. "Unpaid" next to second "75" rate, Very Fine, unusual half-paid, half-unpaid double rate (Image) E. 200-300 210.00
476 c Express Covers and Independent Mails. Ten, most are 1836-39 Express Mails with ms. endorsements, also covers from D.O. Blood & Co., Bloods, one from Hale, few small faults, most are Fine-Very Fine E. 400-500 200.00

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