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Wells Fargo & Co. Four 3c entires with Wells Fargo & Co. ...más
Wells Fargo & Co. Four 3c entires with Wells Fargo & Co. printed
franks, including one U10 and two U34, first with oval handstamp
from San Francisco, next with oval "Sac. Messenger", San Francisco
double-circle, last with oval Petaluma, mixed condition with a
couple slightly reduced and some soiling or wear, Fine appearance
Wells, Fargo & Co., Balance of the Hassler Collection. More than
170 ...más Wells, Fargo & Co., Balance of the Hassler Collection. More than 170 covers, loose and on stock pages without any particular order or organization, most with printed frank and wide range of years starting in 1850s, styles and origins, many with retail prices greater than $100, condition is mixed with many Very Fine ranging to faults, only a handful are defective however, overall an impressive and valuable hoard worth review on our website PDF
Paid Wheeler's Express. Printed frank in banner modified from
earlier ...más Paid Wheeler's Express. Printed frank in banner modified from earlier "Holland & Wheeler's Express" woodcut (Thomas WHE-001) on 3c Pink on White entire (U34) with "Forbestown April 25, '64" manuscript postmark, to The Dalles Oregon, conjunctive blue "Wells, Fargo & Co. Marysville Apr. 25" oval datestamp, gum staining at top edge of cover and tiny tear, still Very Fine, this scarce frank was made by removing "Holland &" from the "Holland & Wheeler" woodcut after Wheeler left the partnership, ex Dale-Lichtenstein
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank ...más
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank (Thomas
WHI-002) on 3c Red on Buff Nesbitt entire (U10), conjunctive
"Wells, Fargo & Co. Marysville Jan. 31" blue oval datestamp and
addressed to U.S. Senator John Conness in Sacramento Cal., small
tears top left corner and at upper right, still Very Fine
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank ...más
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank (Thomas
WHI-002) on 3c Red on White Nesbitt entire (U9) to Harrison Eastman
"Designer & Engraver" at San Francisco street address (Golden Era
Building), Extremely Fine, ex Dale-Lichtenstein and Lyons
Paid, Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express. Printed frank in
banner ...más Paid, Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express. Printed frank in banner (Thomas WHI-009) on 3c Pink on White entire (U58) to Crescent Mills Cal., partly clear strike of blue Whitings Marysville double-circle datestamp over embossed stamp, also company double-circle datestamp of Oct. 14, 1865, second strike on back, original enclosure datelined at Marysville Oct. 15, 1865, Very Fine
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank in ...más
Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express Paid. Printed frank in banner
(Thomas WHI-009) on 3c Pink on White entire (U58) to San Francisco,
part of "Crescent Indian Valley" double-circle datestamp (Thomas
WHI-800) over embossed stamp, conjunctive use with partly clear
strike of conjunctive "Wells, Fargo & Co. Marysville May ?" blue
oval datestamp, 1866 docketing on back, Very Fine
Wines & Co.'s Express. Fully readable strike of ...más
Wines & Co.'s Express. Fully readable strike of straightline
handstamp (Type 20, Thomas WIE-100), with "COLLECT" in wavy-line
frame (Thomas WIE-202a) on folded letter datelined Jan. 28, 1856 at
Granada, Nicaragua, from one of William Walker's filibusterers, to
Mr. Martel in San Francisco, file fold with slight bleaching spots
A FINE AND EXTREMELY RARE EXAMPLE OF MAIL SENT FROM A MEMBER OF
WILLIAM WALKER'S FILIBUSTERING CAMPAIGN IN NICARAGUA AND CARRIED BY
G. H. WINES EXPRESS. G. H. Wines & Co.'s Express, founded in 1855,
provided service from San Francisco to Sacramento, where they
connected with Rhodes & Whitney's Express to serve the mines. The
company also became involved with the Accessory Transit Company's
steamship operation (the Vanderbilt Line) to provide coast-to-coast
service via Nicaragua. Their agent, J. A. Ruggles, was appointed
postmaster of Nicaragua after William Walker became president of
Nicaragua in 1856, following his invasion of that country. Walker's
private residence was located in the Wines Express office in
Granada (El Nicaraguense, May 31, 1856). After Walker's defeat by
allied Central American and British forces, the company was
disbanded in 1857. The letter offered here has references to work
in the Army and is signed "Geo R. Gaston, Grenada" (or Caston, or
possibly Easton). None of these names returned results in our
search for Walker's filibusterers, but the writer was clearly
involved. Very few examples of the Wines & Co. express markings are
known on mail from Nicaragua. The Thomas book records only five of
this straightline marking from Nicaragua (this one is listed but
not noted in the listings as Nicaragua).
G. H. Wines & Co's Express. Manuscript "Wines Express" at top of
10c ...más G. H. Wines & Co's Express. Manuscript "Wines Express" at top of 10c Green on White Nesbitt entire (U17) to San Francisco, Feb. 5, 1857 docketing on back, nicked corner and some edgewear, otherwise Fine
Wyman's Express. Manuscript notation at bottom of 6c Green on ...más
Wyman's Express. Manuscript notation at bottom of 6c Green on White
Nesbitt entire (U13), blurry strike of conjunctive blue Pacific
Express double-circle datestamp over "PAID" in oval, addressed to
Eureka Cal., Oct. 18, 1855 docketing at left, edgewear and
wrinkling, few small staple holes and backflap tear, otherwise
Fine, reported by Hassler to be the only recorded example of a
Wyman's Express cover (no relation to the Boston local No. 149L1),
Hassler states that the express operated out of Eureka beginning in
the spring of 1855, by winter no more Wyman advertisements
appeared, ex Dale-Lichtenstein
Balance of the Hassler Exhibit of Western Express ...más
Balance of the Hassler Exhibit of Western Express Companies.
Extensive balance of approximately 100 covers on exhibit pages
organized alphabetically, a great many companies represented with a
number of better covers including some with his red outlines
(denoting what he considered rare), but the condition generally
precluded us from making more of them individual lots, about a
half-dozen are truly defective/brittle from moisture and these are
not counted in our total or considered in our estimate, among the
rest is a mix of condition up to some Very Fine, overall an
impressive exhibit balance worth review on our website PDF
Balance of the Hassler Collection of Western Express ...más
Balance of the Hassler Collection of Western Express Companies.
Approximately 50 loose covers, these were items that either never
made it into the Hassler exhibits or were replaced with other
examples, wide range of companies except not including Wells Fargo
& Co. which is offered in lot 369, condition runs from Very Fine to
some faults but overall acceptable condition for this type of
material, see our website PDF for the complete scan
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Lote 368
80.00 USD
(app. 69 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 69 EUR)
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Lote 369
170 ...más Wells, Fargo & Co., Balance of the Hassler Collection. More than 170 covers, loose and on stock pages without any particular order or organization, most with printed frank and wide range of years starting in 1850s, styles and origins, many with retail prices greater than $100, condition is mixed with many Very Fine ranging to faults, only a handful are defective however, overall an impressive and valuable hoard worth review on our website PDF
4000.00 USD
(app. 3435 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 3435 EUR)
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Lote 370
earlier ...más Paid Wheeler's Express. Printed frank in banner modified from earlier "Holland & Wheeler's Express" woodcut (Thomas WHE-001) on 3c Pink on White entire (U34) with "Forbestown April 25, '64" manuscript postmark, to The Dalles Oregon, conjunctive blue "Wells, Fargo & Co. Marysville Apr. 25" oval datestamp, gum staining at top edge of cover and tiny tear, still Very Fine, this scarce frank was made by removing "Holland &" from the "Holland & Wheeler" woodcut after Wheeler left the partnership, ex Dale-Lichtenstein
300.00 USD
(app. 258 EUR)
04.11.2025 11:30 EST
(app. 258 EUR)
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Lote 371
160.00 USD
(app. 137 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 137 EUR)
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Lote 372
750.00 USD
(app. 644 EUR)
04.11.2025 11:30 EST
(app. 644 EUR)
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Lote 373
banner ...más Paid, Whiting & Co.'s Feather River Express. Printed frank in banner (Thomas WHI-009) on 3c Pink on White entire (U58) to Crescent Mills Cal., partly clear strike of blue Whitings Marysville double-circle datestamp over embossed stamp, also company double-circle datestamp of Oct. 14, 1865, second strike on back, original enclosure datelined at Marysville Oct. 15, 1865, Very Fine
160.00 USD
(app. 137 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 137 EUR)
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Lote 374
300.00 USD
(app. 258 EUR)
04.11.2025 11:30 EST
(app. 258 EUR)
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Lote 375
4250.00 USD
(app. 3650 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 3650 EUR)
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Lote 376
10c ...más G. H. Wines & Co's Express. Manuscript "Wines Express" at top of 10c Green on White Nesbitt entire (U17) to San Francisco, Feb. 5, 1857 docketing on back, nicked corner and some edgewear, otherwise Fine
200.00 USD
(app. 172 EUR)
04.11.2025 11:30 EST
(app. 172 EUR)
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Lote 377
225.00 USD
(app. 193 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 193 EUR)
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Lote 378
7000.00 USD
(app. 6012 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 6012 EUR)
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Lote 379
2800.00 USD
(app. 2405 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 2405 EUR)
Hora actual: 07.12.2025 - 15:38 Uhr MET






