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1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Horizontal strip of four, large margins ...más
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Horizontal strip of four, large margins to
slightly in, tied by lightly struck "San Francisco Cal. 10 May"
(1855) circular datestamp on 6c Green on White Nesbitt entire (U13)
to Strickland Ferry Me., lightly cleaned, strip lifted and
re-affixed, still Very Fine, scarce use of 1c 1851 to uprate a 6c
entire after the transcontinental rate increased from 6c to 10c,
and the new 10c stamps and entires were not yet available in San
Francisco, ex Seybold, Jessup, Pearce, Haas and Tolman
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1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Positions 43-46L1L, horizontal strip of ...más
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Positions 43-46L1L, horizontal strip of four,
large margins to just touched at right, bright shade, tied by three
strikes of "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jun." (1855) circular datestamp
on 6c Green on Buff Nesbitt entire (U14) to New Bedford Mass.,
receipt docketing "Capt. Arthur June 13/55", Very Fine, scarce use
of 1c 1851 to uprate a 6c entire after the transcontinental rate
increased from 6c to 10c, and the new 10c stamps and entires were
not yet available in San Francisco,, ex Ashbrook and Vogel
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Four singles, each margins to slightly ...más
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Four singles, each margins to slightly in,
arranged in vertical strip, tied by "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jun."
(1855) circular datestamps on 6c Green on Buff Nesbitt entire (U14)
to New York, Very Fine, scarce use of 1c 1851 to uprate a 6c entire
after the transcontinental rate increased from 6c to 10c, and the
new 10c stamps and entires were not yet available in San Francisco
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Four singles, applied slightly overlapping on
6c ...más 1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Four singles, applied slightly overlapping on 6c Green on Buff Nesbitt entire (U14), cancelled by "San Francisco Cal. Jun. 30" (1855) circular datestamps to Pittsburgh Pa., clear strike of "DUE 10" handstamp, some wear including small piece out at bottom right, still appears Fine, scarce use of 1c 1851 to uprate a 6c entire after the transcontinental rate increased from 6c to 10c, and the new 10c stamps and entires were not yet available in San Francisco, this was overweight and charged an additional 10c
1c Blue, Ty. II (7). Plate 1E, horizontal pair, used with ...más
1c Blue, Ty. II (7). Plate 1E, horizontal pair, used with L-shaped
strip of four of 3c Dull Red, Ty. II (11A), one stamp with line
thru value variety, tied by "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jul." (1855)
circular datestamps on 6c Green on Buff Nesbitt entire (U14) to New
York, right stamp in 1c pair with tear, couple other small flaws,
Very Fine appearance, an unusual and scarce uprating of the 6c
entire for double the new 10c transcontinental rate
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Horizontal pair, used with five singles of ...más
1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Horizontal pair, used with five singles of 3c
Dull Red, Ty. I (11), tied by "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jul." (1855)
circular datestamps on buff cover to Philadelphia, a bit rough
condition with significant cover faults and somewhat lesser stamp
faults, otherwise Fine, unusual franking for double the new 10c
transcontinental rate
3c Rose Red, Ty. II (11A). Horizontal strip of four, large margins
to ...más 3c Rose Red, Ty. II (11A). Horizontal strip of four, large margins to slightly in, tied by two strikes of "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jul." (1855) circular datestamp on buff cover to James Alexander while at Williams College in Massachusetts, clear strike of red "Honolulu *U.S. Postage Paid* Jun. 16" circular datestamp at left, carried on the Vaquero from Honolulu, departing June 17 and arriving San Francisco July 4, original four-page enclosure is from the Reverend William Patterson Alexander, a member of the Fifth Company of missionaries, cover with edgewear including corner nick, strip with nicked corner at top right, otherwise Fine and scarce, the letter is datelined "Honolulu June 16th 1855". He writes (in part): "Great changes have taken place in Oahu College this month. The president gave notice that believing there were elements in the institution which would hinder its development he should resign at the close of his official year. This lead to a series of matters which at length brought out the expression of the opinion of � �s of the trustees, that they considered Mr. Dole's permanence as professor unfavorable to the prosperity of Oahu college. Mr. Dole accordingly has resigned & Mr. George Beckwith has been elected to fill his place. I hope he will accept. Mrs. Kinney also has been elected to take charge of a primary department there & be a mother to the children. She has accepted. I hope the school will go on ever more prosperous....Paki, the large old high chief father in law of Mr. Charles Bishop died yesterday morning. I am sorry to hear he died interstate & will leave his great estate exposed to the quirks of lawyers." etc., ex Tows, Ostheimer, Honolulu Advertiser and Craveri
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Lote 462
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9
1400.00 USD
(app. 1193 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 1193 EUR)
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Lote 463
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9
1300.00 USD
(app. 1108 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 1108 EUR)
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Lote 464
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9
700.00 USD
(app. 597 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 597 EUR)
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Lote 465
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9
6c ...más 1c Blue, Ty. IV (9). Four singles, applied slightly overlapping on 6c Green on Buff Nesbitt entire (U14), cancelled by "San Francisco Cal. Jun. 30" (1855) circular datestamps to Pittsburgh Pa., clear strike of "DUE 10" handstamp, some wear including small piece out at bottom right, still appears Fine, scarce use of 1c 1851 to uprate a 6c entire after the transcontinental rate increased from 6c to 10c, and the new 10c stamps and entires were not yet available in San Francisco, this was overweight and charged an additional 10c
425.00 USD
(app. 362 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 362 EUR)
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries
Lote 466
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7
425.00 USD
(app. 362 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 362 EUR)
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Lote 467
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9
275.00 USD
(app. 234 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 234 EUR)
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Lote 468
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11A
to ...más 3c Rose Red, Ty. II (11A). Horizontal strip of four, large margins to slightly in, tied by two strikes of "San Francisco Cal. 16 Jul." (1855) circular datestamp on buff cover to James Alexander while at Williams College in Massachusetts, clear strike of red "Honolulu *U.S. Postage Paid* Jun. 16" circular datestamp at left, carried on the Vaquero from Honolulu, departing June 17 and arriving San Francisco July 4, original four-page enclosure is from the Reverend William Patterson Alexander, a member of the Fifth Company of missionaries, cover with edgewear including corner nick, strip with nicked corner at top right, otherwise Fine and scarce, the letter is datelined "Honolulu June 16th 1855". He writes (in part): "Great changes have taken place in Oahu College this month. The president gave notice that believing there were elements in the institution which would hinder its development he should resign at the close of his official year. This lead to a series of matters which at length brought out the expression of the opinion of � �s of the trustees, that they considered Mr. Dole's permanence as professor unfavorable to the prosperity of Oahu college. Mr. Dole accordingly has resigned & Mr. George Beckwith has been elected to fill his place. I hope he will accept. Mrs. Kinney also has been elected to take charge of a primary department there & be a mother to the children. She has accepted. I hope the school will go on ever more prosperous....Paki, the large old high chief father in law of Mr. Charles Bishop died yesterday morning. I am sorry to hear he died interstate & will leave his great estate exposed to the quirks of lawyers." etc., ex Tows, Ostheimer, Honolulu Advertiser and Craveri
1100.00 USD
(app. 938 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 938 EUR)
Hora actual: 13.12.2025 - 01:43 Uhr MET