1869, 10¢ yellow, o.g., incredible grill, inclusion, fine (Scott 116).
Scott $2,000.
United States, British Commonwealth, Foreign & Forgeries
By: Harmers International, Inc.
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Jun 06, 2015 America/New_York
Harmers International, Inc. United States, British Commonwealth, Foreign & Forgeries
Saturday Jun 06, 2015 11:00 America/New_York
Last date for bids:
Saturday Jun 06, 2015 10:00 America/New_York
Harmers International Inc. of New York and London are pleased to announce their next Public Auction will be held on June 6, 2015 1pm NY Time at the Collector’s Club NYC.
This wonderful sale includes: United States Stamps – extensive postal history with Stampless, classic issues, Carriers & Locals, California Steamship Mail, Mississippi River Packets, Western Express Companies, Texas & Wars, Confederates & Possessions – British Commonwealth with outstanding New South Wales Sidney Views, Great Britain etc..
Foreign with China, Romania Classic covers, Russia, Switzerland Sitting Helvetia Covers plus more, and Harmers famous “Collections and Various.” .
Visit us at HarmersInternational.com or email [email protected].
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Showing 26 - 50 of 476
Lot #26 - u.s. stamps 1869 pictorial issue
Lot #27 - u.s. stamps 1869 pictorial issue
1869, 10¢ yellow, rare "Interpanneau" copy with very rare part arrow, extremely fine, Ex. Saadi, Foundation Cert. (1989) (Scott 116).
Estimate $150 - 200.
Lot #28 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1870, 6¢ carmine, incredibly intricate cornice cancel, stamp very fine (Scott 148).
Estimate $75 - 100.
Lot #29 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1870, 12¢ dull violet, used in France or colonies: cancelled by a maritime "Anchor" in lozenge, fine, Ex. Stollnitz (Scott 151).
Scott $220 as normal Estimate $100 - 125.
Lot #30 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1870-73, Group of 3 stamps: 15¢ Bank Note with Dominican Rep. oval, 30¢ with "398" in dots, 10¢ cut square with Mexico cancel, few faults, two are Ex. Stollnitz (Scott 152, 165, U91).
Estimate $100 - 125.
Lot #31 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1870, 24¢ purple, neat grid cancel, wide copy, great color, very fine (Scott 153).
Scott $230.
Lot #32 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1873, 10¢ brown, Used in China : cancelled by clue YBBCHINA NOV 12 1873 c.d.s., fresh and fine, Ex. Stollnitz (Scott 161).
Estimate $200 - 250.
Lot #33 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1873, 12¢ blackish violet, segmented cork cancel, very fine (Scott 162).
Scott $145.
Lot #34 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1879, 30¢ full black, small part o.g., fresh, fine (Scott 190).
Scott $900.
Lot #35 - u.s. stamps 1870-1888 bank note co. issues
1888, 90¢ purple, light c.d.s. cancel, enormous copy, extremely fine (Scott 218).
Scott $250.
Lot #36 - u.s. stamps 1893 columbian exposition issue
1893, Columbian Exposition complete, Plate Proofs on card, hinge remnants, $5 with crease, fine to very fine (Scott 230P4-245P4).
Scott $2,110.
Lot #37 - u.s. stamps 1893 columbian exposition issue
1893, Columbian 10¢ black brown, l.h., Foundation Cert (2014) Graded VF-XF 85 (Scott 237).
Scott $125.
Lot #38 - u.s. stamps 1893 columbian exposition issue
1893, Columbian 15¢ dark green, n.h., very fine (Scott 238).
Scott $675.
Lot #39 - u.s. stamps 1893 columbian exposition issue
1893, Columbian 30¢ orange brown, Used in Cuba: cancelled by HAVANA _2 JUL CUBA 99 duplex cancel, fine, Ex. Stollnitz (Scott 239).
Estimate $100 - 150
Wonderful for the Columbian Exposition specialist.
Lot #40 - u.s. stamps 1893 columbian exposition issue
1893, Columbian $2 brown red, neat PHILADELPHIA Fe 26 1906 c.d.s., excellent centering, very fine (Scott 242).
Scott $600.
Lot #41 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1894, 6¢ dull brown, Plate Number 184 and Imprint Strip of 3, n.h., fine to very fine (Scott 256).
Scott $1,650.
Lot #42 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1894, $1 black, type II, o.g., fine, Foundation Cert (1987) (Scott 261A).
Scott $2,100.
Lot #43 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1895, 8¢ violet brown, Tall Plate Number 58 and Imprint Strip of 3, n.h., fine to very fine (Scott 272).
Scott $750.
Lot #44 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1898, Trans-Miss. 2¢ copper red, Used in Mexico: cancelled "PROGRESSO OCT 11 98" (MEXICO) c.d.s., very fine, Ex. Stollnitz (Scott 286).
Estimate $100 - 150
Wonderful for the Trans. Miss specialist .
Lot #45 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1898, Trans-Miss. $1 black, with bar cancel (see photo), fine (Scott 292).
Scott $725.
Lot #46 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1903, 1¢ blue green, Booklet Pane of 6, less tab, Position E, CHICAGO ILL oval cancels, beautifully well centered, few minor faults, fine, extremely rare, P.S.E. Cert. (2009) (Scott 300b).
Scott $8,000 with tab
Only 3 or 4 intact used booklet panes are believed to exist .
Lot #47 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1913, Panama-Pacific 10¢ orange yellow, Foundation Cert. (2006) Grade VF-XF 85 (Scott 400).
Scott $360.
Lot #48 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1914, 2¢ carmine rose, type I, rotary coil, Pair, l.h., very fine (Scott 453).
Scott $325.
Lot #49 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1914, 2¢ carmine rose, type I, rotary coil, Two Joint Line Pairs, one possibly n.h., l.h., well centered, each with thin, one with crease, very fine appearance (Scott 453).
Scott $1,350.
Lot #50 - u.s. stamps 1894-1936 Issues
1915, 2¢ red, type II, rotary coil, Joint Line Pair, n.h., clear at top, fine (Scott 454).
Scott $850.
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Harmers International With the continual encouragement of his former clients, who missed the presence of a Harmer family business in New York, Keith decided to re-enter the philatelic auction... Read More
