Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc. Sale

Rare United States Stamps and Covers continued...

**Philippines**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description
3397		1903, $2.00 Dark Blue (238). Block of four with horizontal line, lightly hinged, deep shade and sharp impression, choice centering VERY FINE AND CHOICE. A RARE BLOCK OF FOUR OF THE SCARCEST OF THE HIGH VALUES OF THE 1903 PHILIPPINES SET. Only 695 were issued. With 2003 P.F. certificate (Image)	3,200.00
3398		1944, 10c Carmine Rose, "Victory" Ovpt. (474). Block of four, early impression of handstamp, choice centering, cancelled by Tacloban Dec. 8, 1944 duplex datestamp and oval grid on Red Cross legal-size cover to New York City, Very Fine, extremely rare multiple on cover, ex Plass, with 1967 P.F. certificate (Image)	E. 1,500-2,000
3399		1944, 16c Dark Blue, "Victory" Ovpt. (479). Natural s.e. at left, used with eight other "Victory" overprints, Nos. 464 (pair), 465, 471, 472, 474, 477, 481 and E9, tied by Tacloban Nov. 8, 1944 First Day of Issue duplex datestamp and oval grid on legal-size cover to San Francisco, handstamped First Day cachet, couple stamps at upper right slightly creased, otherwise Very Fine, rare, with 1996 P.F. certificate (Image)	E. 3,000-4,000
3400		1926, 2c-10p Madrid-Manila Flight Air Post Overprints (C1-C6, C9-C15). Complete set except for the two rare 16c Sampsons, tied by Manila May 21, 1926 circular datestamps on "La Insular" cigar manufacturer's illustrated legal-size cover to local addressee, signed by pilots Gallarza and Loriga, not flown but signed after their arrival in Madrid on May 13, usual climatic toning VERY FINE. A SPECTACULAR COVER BEARING THE BASIC VALUES OF PHILIPPINES 1926 MADRID-MANILA OVERPRINT SET. VERY FEW SETS ON COVER ARE KNOWN. Scott Retail $2,327.00 for used off-cover stamps. (Image)	E. 2,000-3,000
3401		1926, 16c Olive Bister, Air Post (C8). Used with 2c Green (C1), both tied by plane pictorial cancel on Bruggmann corner card cover, San Jose P.I. Apr. 7, 1928 duplex, blue and red handstamped cachets for U.S. Army Air Service, backstamped Manila Apr. 8 duplex and U.S. Army Apr. 8 blue oval receiving datestamps, both stamps have usual climatic toning, 16c natural s.e. at left and pulled perf at bottom FINE. AN EXTRAORDINARILY RARE USE OF THE 16-CENT SAMPSON WITH RED MADRID-MANILA FLIGHT OVERPRINT. Two of the rarest stamps of the Philippines 1928 Madrid-Manila Overprint set are the 16c Sampson with overprints in Black (C7) or Red (C8). The Red overprint is valued in Scott at $3,750.00 unused and $3,000.00 used (no value is given for a cover). In searching dozens of major Air Post sales, we have located only one other cover. The cover offered here is typical of souvenir covers created by Walter Bruggman. Signed Heiman. (Image)	E. 3,000-4,000

Philippines

Lot

Sym.

Lot Description

3397

1903, $2.00 Dark Blue (238). Block of four with horizontal line, lightly hinged, deep shade and sharp impression, choice centering

VERY FINE AND CHOICE. A RARE BLOCK OF FOUR OF THE SCARCEST OF THE HIGH VALUES OF THE 1903 PHILIPPINES SET.

Only 695 were issued. With 2003 P.F. certificate (Image)

3,200.00

3398

1944, 10c Carmine Rose, "Victory" Ovpt. (474). Block of four, early impression of handstamp, choice centering, cancelled by Tacloban Dec. 8, 1944 duplex datestamp and oval grid on Red Cross legal-size cover to New York City, Very Fine, extremely rare multiple on cover, ex Plass, with 1967 P.F. certificate (Image)

E. 1,500-2,000

3399

1944, 16c Dark Blue, "Victory" Ovpt. (479). Natural s.e. at left, used with eight other "Victory" overprints, Nos. 464 (pair), 465, 471, 472, 474, 477, 481 and E9, tied by Tacloban Nov. 8, 1944 First Day of Issue duplex datestamp and oval grid on legal-size cover to San Francisco, handstamped First Day cachet, couple stamps at upper right slightly creased, otherwise Very Fine, rare, with 1996 P.F. certificate (Image)

E. 3,000-4,000

3400

1926, 2c-10p Madrid-Manila Flight Air Post Overprints (C1-C6, C9-C15). Complete set except for the two rare 16c Sampsons, tied by Manila May 21, 1926 circular datestamps on "La Insular" cigar manufacturer's illustrated legal-size cover to local addressee, signed by pilots Gallarza and Loriga, not flown but signed after their arrival in Madrid on May 13, usual climatic toning

VERY FINE. A SPECTACULAR COVER BEARING THE BASIC VALUES OF PHILIPPINES 1926 MADRID-MANILA OVERPRINT SET. VERY FEW SETS ON COVER ARE KNOWN.

Scott Retail $2,327.00 for used off-cover stamps. (Image)

E. 2,000-3,000

3401

1926, 16c Olive Bister, Air Post (C8). Used with 2c Green (C1), both tied by plane pictorial cancel on Bruggmann corner card cover, San Jose P.I. Apr. 7, 1928 duplex, blue and red handstamped cachets for U.S. Army Air Service, backstamped Manila Apr. 8 duplex and U.S. Army Apr. 8 blue oval receiving datestamps, both stamps have usual climatic toning, 16c natural s.e. at left and pulled perf at bottom

FINE. AN EXTRAORDINARILY RARE USE OF THE 16-CENT SAMPSON WITH RED MADRID-MANILA FLIGHT OVERPRINT.

Two of the rarest stamps of the Philippines 1928 Madrid-Manila Overprint set are the 16c Sampson with overprints in Black (C7) or Red (C8). The Red overprint is valued in Scott at $3,750.00 unused and $3,000.00 used (no value is given for a cover). In searching dozens of major Air Post sales, we have located only one other cover. The cover offered here is typical of souvenir covers created by Walter Bruggman.

Signed Heiman. (Image)

E. 3,000-4,000