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Lot	Sym.	Lot Description	Est/Cat	Realized
870		19th Century Cover Balance. Seven items comprising No. 11 tied by Morristown N.J. circular datestamp on cover to Taylorsville Tenn., No. 11 with ms. "X" cancel on blue folded cover paying part of rate to Buctouche, New Brunswick with large "U. States" in horseshoe transit, No. 35 on cover to St. George, New Brunswick (probably did not originate), also incl. No. 36b used, No. 115E2c, and No. 116E1k, Nos. 114 and 119 on cover used within N.C., essays and 1869 cover with faults, otherwise Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 200-300	850.00
871		Cover and Ephemera Balance. Six items, incl. cover addressed by Lincoln's law partner Herndon with original contents, Express cover, vertical strip of three of 3c Ultramarine (114), blue cancels, bottom stamp small piece out, also land deed signed by Andrew Jackson's secretary, Camp Chase cover, few faults, Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 200-300	140.00
872		Cover Balance. Approximately 55, range of time periods and usages from stampless thru Spanish-American War, three with negative opinion or no opinion C.S.A. certificates, many appear Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 400-500	600.00
873		19th Century Cover Balance. 80 covers, range of usages and cancels, few datestamps struck in green incl. St. Clairsville O. (two, one with matching 5c and one with matching 10c handstamps), also Georgetown D.C., few incoming covers and also four foreign covers incl. one from Venice to Ceylon and forwarded to several places, most others are range of town datestamps, most Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 1,000-1,500	1,000.00
874		First Day Covers. 1934-40, approx. 250, most with cachets (incl. many multicolored) and typed addresses, better incl. few Parks with plate blocks of six, Farleys in gutter and crossed gutter blocks of four, Nos. 750 and 751 complete panes of six, Famous Americans to 10c, Army-Navy, 3c Purples, Presidential to 50c, also incl. some event covers, Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 200-300	450.00
875		First Day Covers. 1926-67, approximately 650, 1926-44 mostly cacheted with many multicolored, 1944-67 mostly Artcraft, vast majority matched typed address, better incl. Nos. 630 (top right corner block of four), 656 (pair), 740-749, 859-893 (toned), 909-921, C10, with corner mounts on black pages in nine small albums, generally Very Fine (Image)	E. 200-300	375.00
876		World War II Patriotic Covers. Collection of over 825, 99% different designs, wide variety of themes, incl. 52 Linto's, few Crosby's, few with important dates, Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 3,000-4,000	3,500.00

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Lot

Sym.

Lot Description

Est/Cat

Realized

870

19th Century Cover Balance. Seven items comprising No. 11 tied by Morristown N.J. circular datestamp on cover to Taylorsville Tenn., No. 11 with ms. "X" cancel on blue folded cover paying part of rate to Buctouche, New Brunswick with large "U. States" in horseshoe transit, No. 35 on cover to St. George, New Brunswick (probably did not originate), also incl. No. 36b used, No. 115E2c, and No. 116E1k, Nos. 114 and 119 on cover used within N.C., essays and 1869 cover with faults, otherwise Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 200-300

850.00

871

Cover and Ephemera Balance. Six items, incl. cover addressed by Lincoln's law partner Herndon with original contents, Express cover, vertical strip of three of 3c Ultramarine (114), blue cancels, bottom stamp small piece out, also land deed signed by Andrew Jackson's secretary, Camp Chase cover, few faults, Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 200-300

140.00

872

Cover Balance. Approximately 55, range of time periods and usages from stampless thru Spanish-American War, three with negative opinion or no opinion C.S.A. certificates, many appear Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 400-500

600.00

873

19th Century Cover Balance. 80 covers, range of usages and cancels, few datestamps struck in green incl. St. Clairsville O. (two, one with matching 5c and one with matching 10c handstamps), also Georgetown D.C., few incoming covers and also four foreign covers incl. one from Venice to Ceylon and forwarded to several places, most others are range of town datestamps, most Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 1,000-1,500

1,000.00

874

First Day Covers. 1934-40, approx. 250, most with cachets (incl. many multicolored) and typed addresses, better incl. few Parks with plate blocks of six, Farleys in gutter and crossed gutter blocks of four, Nos. 750 and 751 complete panes of six, Famous Americans to 10c, Army-Navy, 3c Purples, Presidential to 50c, also incl. some event covers, Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 200-300

450.00

875

First Day Covers. 1926-67, approximately 650, 1926-44 mostly cacheted with many multicolored, 1944-67 mostly Artcraft, vast majority matched typed address, better incl. Nos. 630 (top right corner block of four), 656 (pair), 740-749, 859-893 (toned), 909-921, C10, with corner mounts on black pages in nine small albums, generally Very Fine (Image)

E. 200-300

375.00

876

World War II Patriotic Covers. Collection of over 825, 99% different designs, wide variety of themes, incl. 52 Linto's, few Crosby's, few with important dates, Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 3,000-4,000

3,500.00