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2c Pan-American (295). Vignette shifted upward, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. May 1, 1901" Pan-American Exposition First Day machine cancel on magnificent multicolored Exposition cover addressed to Prof. M. Loewy in Hoboken N. J., three different exposition labels applied to cover (one tied), neat "Hoboken N. J. May 2, 1901 Rec'd" backstamp, minor toning and edge flawsA SPECTACULAR FIRST DAY COVER OF THE 2-CENT PAN-AMERICAN ISSUE, CANCELLED AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION IN BUFFALO AND BEAUTIFULLY ADORNED WITH EXPOSITION LABELS.
Of the approximately 61 recorded First Day covers for this issue, only 13 are on Exposition stationery. Of these, only four have tied Exposition labels. This is certainly one of the finest recorded examples of this issue.
Ex Dr. Martin and Price. With 1981 P.F. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Tied by "Louisville Ky. May 1 7-PM 1901" machine cancel on First Day cover to local address, receiving backstamp, small piece of top flap missing causing nick at upper left of cover, otherwise Fine, Scott value $2,500.00
2c Pan-American (295). Horizontal pair, s.e. at top, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. Transit May 1 01" circular datestamp on multicolored First Day Exposition cover to Epsom N.H., May 2 receiving backstamp, few small cover flaws also affecting right stamp, Very Fine appearance, scarce illustrated First Day cover with a pair, of the approximately 61 recorded First Day covers for this issue, fewer than 15 are on Exposition covers, with 2001 A.P.S. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Vignette shifted upward, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. May 1, 1901" Pan-American Exposition First Day machine cancel on magnificent multicolored Exposition cover addressed to Prof. M. Loewy in Hoboken N. J., three different exposition labels applied to cover (one tied), neat "Hoboken N. J. May 2, 1901 Rec'd" backstamp, minor toning and edge flawsA SPECTACULAR FIRST DAY COVER OF THE 2-CENT PAN-AMERICAN ISSUE, CANCELLED AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION IN BUFFALO AND BEAUTIFULLY ADORNED WITH EXPOSITION LABELS.
Of the approximately 61 recorded First Day covers for this issue, only 13 are on Exposition stationery. Of these, only four have tied Exposition labels. This is certainly one of the finest recorded examples of this issue.
Ex Dr. Martin and Price. With 1981 P.F. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Horizontal pair, s.e. at top, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. Transit May 1 01" circular datestamp on multicolored First Day Exposition cover to Epsom N.H., May 2 receiving backstamp, few small cover flaws also affecting right stampVERY FINE APPEARANCE. A SCARCE AND DESIRABLE 2-CENT PAN-AMERICAN FIRST DAY COVER WITH A PAIR USED ON AN ILLUSTRATED EXPOSITION COVER.
Of the approximately 61 recorded First Day covers for this issue, fewer than 15 are on Exposition covers.
With 2001 A.P.S. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Tied by "Milwaukee, Wis. May 1, 1901 9:30PM" First Day machine cancel on locally addressed cover to the county treasurer, small filing holes at top left, manuscript "First Day Cover" at top, Very Fine, with 2018 A.P.S. certificate noting this is from a previously unreported city, we have offered two others from Milwaukee, Scott Retail $2,750.00
2c Pan-American (295). Perfectly centered, rich color, tied by "Chicago Ill. May 1 9:30PM 1901" First Day machine cancel on corner card cover for Burnham's Ideal Hair Bazaar with red printed announcement "Wholesale Department will remove May 1st...", May 2 receiving backstamp, stamp with small faults, Extremely Fine appearance, a very choice and apparently commercial use of the 2c Pan-American on the First Day of issue, with 2017 P.F. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Vignette shifted upward, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. May 1, 1901" Pan-American Exposition First Day machine cancel on magnificent multicolored Exposition cover addressed to Prof. M. Loewy in Hoboken N. J., three different exposition labels applied to cover (one tied), neat "Hoboken N. J. May 2, 1901 Rec'd" backstamp, minor toning and edge flawsA VERY FINE AND SPECTACULAR FIRST DAY COVER OF THE 2-CENT PAN-AMERICAN ISSUE, CANCELLED AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION IN BUFFALO AND BEAUTIFULLY ADORNED WITH EXPOSITION LABELS.
Of the 61 recorded First Day covers for this issue, only thirteen are on Exposition stationery. Of these, only four have tied Exposition labels. This is certainly one of the finest recorded examples of this issue.
Ex Dr. Martin and Price. With 1981 P.F. certificate
2c Pan-American (295). Perfectly centered, rich color, tied by "Chicago Ill. May 1 9:30PM 1901" First Day machine cancel on corner card cover for Burnham's Ideal Hair Bazaar with red printed announcement "Wholesale Department will remove May 1st...", May 2 receiving backstamp, Extremely Fine, a very choice and apparently commercial use of the 2c Pan-American on the First Day of issue
2c Pan-American (295). Bright color, tied by "Buffalo N.Y. May 1, 10-AM 1901" Pan-American Exposition First Day machine cancel on Buffalo Circulation Bureau Exposition illustrated corner card cover addressed to the Brooklyn Citizen in Brooklyn N.Y., receiving backstamp of the following day, tiny edgewear mostly from cancelling machine, Very Fine, approximately 60 First Days are recorded for this issue and very few are on covers with illustrations for the exhibition
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