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BAHAMAS 1937 CORONATION ISSUE. SCOTT 110 & 112 USED. LOT 2

 Lightly postmarked. Hinge marks on back of both stamps. Offered at less than 1/3 catalog. This is one of two lots of these stamps we are offering at this time. Please see the other pair as well for color differential.

 

 

 

 

 

 

$10.00
BERMUDA 1935 SILVER JUBILEE ISSUE.  SCOTT 105-114 USED. INCLUDES 109 AND 109A - BERMUDA-STAMPS BERMUDA 1935 SILVER JUBILEE ISSUE. SCOTT 105-114 USED. INCLUDES 109 AND 109A

Complete set. Lightly postmarked.

 

 

 

 

 

 

$15.00
BARBADOS 1965 "SEA STAMPS" SCOTT 267-278 MINT AND UNHINGED - BARBADOS-STAMPS BARBADOS 1965 "SEA STAMPS" SCOTT 267-278 MINT AND UNHINGED

1CT through 50CT values. HAVE NOT CHECKED WATERMARKS, SO IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SOME OR ALL OF THESE STAMPS MIGHT BE OF THE "a" VARIETY.

$4.00
ALTON AND WATKINS NEW YORK, PLUS SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT DEAD POST OFFICE POSTMARKS ON ONE 1888 COVER - POSTAL-HISTORY ALTAY AND WATKINS NEW YORK, PLUS SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT DEAD POST OFFICE POSTMARKS ON ONE 1888 COVER

It's a triple header. Cover originated in Althay NY and was addressed to South Norwalk. Enroute, it received a Watkins postmark on the flap side and then it received a South Norwalk Connecticut mark when the cover was forwarded to New York City. This is a must unusual item for dead post office cover collectors.

$10.00
LAWRENCE KANSAS 1800S COVER. A H FOOTE, ATTORNEY, TO WELLESLEY MASSACHUSETTS - POSTAL-HISTORY LAWRENCE KANSAS 1800S COVER. A. H. FOOTE, ATTORNEY, TO WELLESLEY MASSACHUSETTS

Interesting to see how the paper on this cover has aged...sort of a mottled effect. Foote was a prominent attorney in Lawrence. Also believe he was a judge and a Civil War hero.

$10.00
MEREDITH NEW YORK 1883 RECEIVER POSTMARK WITH FANCY MALTESE CROSS IN CIRCLE - POSTAL-HISTORY MEREDITH NEW YORK 1883 RECEIVER POSTMARK WITH FANCY MALTESE CROSS IN CIRCLE

New York L desirable postmark along with the fancy cancel maltese cross in circle receiver from Meredith New York. Cover opened on right side.

$10.00
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS -- 4 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAMS FROM OVERSEAS SOLDIER. PERFIN STAMPS + CONTENT - WORLD-WAR-II-POSTAL-HISTORY BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS -- 4 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAMS FROM OVERSEAS SOLDIER. PERFIN STAMPS + CONTENT

Super World War II collectible item. Francis E Fitzpatrick sends brief Western Union telegrams home to assure his mother Emma that he is OK and is receiving parcels. Three telegrams are from 1943, and one from 1944. Fitzpatrick participated in landings in Africa, Italy and D-Day at Normandy. One telegram back is blank, two have the gift orders information and one has the Money in a Hurry legend. All stamps with the exception of th 1-cent Freedom have WU perfins. 

$50.00
PITTS FIELD (PITTSFIELD) MASSACHUSETTS STAMPLESS ENVELOPE - POSTAL-HISTORY PITTS FIELD (PITTSFIELD) MASSACHUSETTS 1847-50 STAMPLESS ENVELOPE

Small cover with slightly faded but full postmark and 5 rate in truncated box. Toning at right edge. Flap is intact.

$15.00
SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION COVER WITH FANCY CANCEL POSTMARK - POSTAL-HISTORY SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION COVER WITH FANCY CANCEL POSTMARK

Handwritten date in lower left corner. Early style return address vertical at left along with Department of Public Instruction Official Business corner card upper left. Sacramento postmark along with large pie wedge fancy cancel. Opened roughly at right but stamp not damaged.

$10.00
KINGSTON RHODE ISLAND 1852 COVER AND LETTER FROM AMOS WELLS TO JOHN VERNON, PROVIDENCE RI REGARDING HUNTING WITH MUSKETS - POSTAL-HISTORY KINGSTON RHODE ISLAND 1852 COVER AND LETTER FROM AMOS WELLS TO JOHN VERNON, PROVIDENCE RI REGARDING HUNTING WITH MUSKETS

Neat cover and letter from Amos Wells to his hunting friend John Vernon. Excerpts from his missive are below. Stamp is Scott 11A.

Dear John,

I shouldered my musket yesterday for the first time since I returned home for a sally among the quail and found them contrary to my expectations after what I had heard in Prov quite plenty. If our old friend Sport had been with me, I should have brought home quite a bunch of birds. As it was, with the assistance of old “buck” I bagged three quail and one woodcock in about two hours and knocked down two more quail which I could not find for want of a decent dog. Besides missing a very respectable number of fair shots and had also marked down a fine bevy of quail before me when on accidently shoving my hand into my pocket I discovered the bank keys which I had by mistake carried with me and was in consequence obliged to hasten home with all due speed.

You may wonder what my long prelude is driving at. It is simply that I am very anxious for your company next week and hope to see you here armed and equipped for a renewal of your acquaintance with our No. Kingston quail on Monday next…bring Sport or his substitute if possible and I think I can promise you a good time…

Yours Truly, Amos Wells

There is more content in the letter regarding the usual welfare of family and friends.

Records show that Amos Wells was cashier at the Landholders’ Bank, Kingston.

$50.00

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