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Envelope, 1860, Nesbitt 2nd Issue, 1¢ blue on buff, period もっと見る
Envelope, 1860, Nesbitt 2nd Issue, 1¢ blue on buff, period after
"POSTAGE". Several strikes of cds on 1¢ 1860 Star Die entire with
three 3¢ and one 1¢ 1857 issue adhesives to San Francisco; cover
repaired at right with portion of right sideflap missing, Very Fine
appearance. Scott No. U19; Estimate $150 - 200. A VERY RARE STAR
DIE USAGE PAYING THE 10¢ TRANS-CONTINENTAL RATE PLUS ONE CENT
CARRIER RATE
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1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Full bold strike of red もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Full bold strike of red two-line
handstamp on buff cover to Brunswick, Maine, franked with 1851 3¢
dull red, two singles (left stamp with minor edge wear being at
edge of cover), tied by "New - York, Sep 9" cds, some light ink
staining on verso only, Very Fine and attractive. Scott No. 11;
Estimate $1,000 - 1,500
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Partial strike of red two-line もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Partial strike of red two-line boxed
handstamp on buff cover to Connecticut, franked with 1851 3¢ dull
red pair tied by "New - York, Nov 29" cds; pencil notation
indicates "Oct 31 '53" to year-date this cover, manuscript "Due 6"
for apparent double rate; minor corner wear, F.-V.F. Scott No. 11;
Estimate $300 - 400
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Partial strike of red two-line もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Partial strike of red two-line boxed
handstamp on buff cover to Solon, Maine, franked with 1851 3¢ dull
red pair (left stamp missing lower left corner, both cut in at
top), tied by "New - York, Ship, Dec 24" cds; manuscript postmark
"Plymouth, Me. Dec 30 Missent & Forwarded" at top, very minor cover
wrinkling, Fine. Scott No. 11; Estimate $300 - 400
1852, 3¢ dull red, type II. Greenish blue arc boxed もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type II. Greenish blue arc boxed forwarder
handstamp on circa 1854 cover to Lynchburg, Va., franked with 1851
3¢ dull red, horizontal pair tied by "New - York, Feb 15" cds,
manuscript endorsement lower left "Pr Steamer Sierra Nevada Via
Nicaragua"; reverse with colorless embossed advertising of "Goodwin
& Co., Dealers in Grocers & Provisions, San Francisco, Cala" on
flap, slight corner wear, Very Fine, a wonderful and rare letter
bag operator forwarding handstamp. Scott No. 11A; Estimate $400 -
600
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Blue oval forwarder handstamp on もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type I. Blue oval forwarder handstamp on 1854
folded letter to Boston, Ma., franked with 1851, 3¢ dull red pair
with pen cancels (which have been added to the cover, replacing the
original damaged pair of stamps when sold in our Sale #28, Lot
#388), interesting business and personal letter regarding 2 men
going home, one of whom has made $800-1,000, F.-V.F. appearance.
Scott No. 11; Estimate $200 - 300
1852, 3¢ dull red, type II. Neat strike of blue oval handstamp もっと見る
1852, 3¢ dull red, type II. Neat strike of blue oval handstamp on
orange buff cover to Peters Creek P.O., Pa. franked with horizontal
pair 1851 3¢ dull red (11A, margins to in at right), tied by
"New-York Nov" cds; cover with slight corner wear, Very Fine and
scarce. Scott No. 11A; Estimate $500 - 750
Per Overland March 30th 1867. Manuscript sender's directive もっと見る
Per Overland March 30th 1867. Manuscript sender's directive franked
with 16 copies of the 1861 3¢ adhesive (65, lower right stamp
replaced) on registered legal size cover to Dublin, Ireland;
entered mails "San Francisco, Cal Apr 1" [1867] double circle
postmark with straight line "Registered" handstamp, New York and
London registration transit handstamps with Dublin registered
backstamp for receipt May 22; large portion of backflap missing,
some faults as would be expected on a cover of this size, Fine.
Estimate; $300 - 400
U.S. Mail Steamship Co. connecting with Pacific Mail Steamship もっと見る
U.S. Mail Steamship Co. connecting with Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
via Panama Railroad. Three-page printed lettersheet (fourth page
blank) with first two pages dedicated to the routes schedule,
ships, etc. with great illustrations on second page; third page
dedicated to message with letter datelined "New York Aug 16, 1855";
original envelope with albino embossing of the U.S. Mail Steamship
Co., etc. franked with 3¢ 1851 issue imperforate adhesive tied by
"New York Aug 16" to New Hampshire, flap torn, Very Fine and rare.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. AN INCREDIBLE ITEM DETAILING THE
OPERATION OF THIS IMPORTANT LINE OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE TWO
COASTS. A similar item (but without original envelope) realized
$1600 in our Sale 92, Lot 1004
Via Panama. Wonderful illustrated corner card showing Steamship
with もっと見る Via Panama. Wonderful illustrated corner card showing Steamship with imprint "Published by Randal & Co., Marysville" on cover to Knightstown, Indiana, franked with 1857 10¢ green adhesive (Type V) tied by waffled grid of "Marysville, Cal May 19" in blue; the slightest of cover reductions at right just up to stamp (few perfs affected), cover with tiny sealed tear, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate; $750 - 1,000. A DECEMBER, 2020 ARTICLE IN WESTERN EXPRESS BY DAVID D'ALESSANDRIS CATALOGUED THE "VIA PANAMA" COVERS. HIS CENSUS INDICATED NINE OF THESE TYPE B-1 COVERS
Via Panama, steamship illustration with imprint of "Geo. H. もっと見る
Via Panama, steamship illustration with imprint of "Geo. H. Bell,
Stationer, 153 Montgomery St. San Francisco". On cover postmarked
"San Francisco Cal. Apr 20" black cds tying 1857 10¢ green (35) to
Newark New Jersey, with addressee's name crossed out; cover w minor
scuffs, cover opened on two sides, some glue adhesion on verso,
Very Fine appearance. Estimate; $300 - 400. The December, 2020
issue of Western Express contained an article by David
D'Alessandris regarding the "Via Panama" propaganda covers. His
census records ten of this particular type (A-1) imprinted covers
![Bon Homme, Dak. Sep 29 [1874]. Bold black cds with large "Z" killer ...](https://cdn.philasearch.com/A00039/S129/v1052.jpg)
Bon Homme, Dak. Sep 29 [1874]. Bold black cds with large "Z" もっと見る
Bon Homme, Dak. Sep 29 [1874]. Bold black cds with large "Z" killer
tying 3¢ green banknote on cover to New York, original enclosure
datelined "Bon Homme Dakota Territory Sep 28th 1874" contents tell
of sender's husband dying from wounds received at his Battle of
Griswoldville, Ga. during the Civil War and interesting local news,
Extremely Fine, One of only a couple known examples of this fancy
"Z" killer. Estimate; $300 - 400. Alois Zienert was postmaster of
the Bon Homme, Dakota Territory post office from Aug 3, 1874 until
Apr 9, 1875. He carved this killer as a way of displaying his last
name
Cheyenne, D.T., Oct. 27. Bold manuscript on cover with もっと見る
Cheyenne, D.T., Oct. 27. Bold manuscript on cover with Washington,
D.C. franked with manuscript cancelled 1861 3¢ rose (65, straight
edge at left), cover with minor soiling at bottom left, Extremely
Fine. Estimate; $200 - 300
Cheyenne, Dak. Jul 23. Blue cds (1868, based on other known
Cheyenne, もっと見る Cheyenne, Dak. Jul 23. Blue cds (1868, based on other known Cheyenne, Dak. postmarks) with matching fancy 5-bar US shield killer tying two 1867 3¢ Grilled issue on "Official Business" cover to Madison, Ind.; slightly reduced at right including second "s" of "Business", Very Fine and rare, One of only a couple of examples of this shield killer known from Cheyenne. Estimate; $400 - 600. Cheyenne was established on the Union Pacific Railroad as it was being built westward in late 1867. The area was part of Dakota Territory until formation of Wyoming Territory on July 29, 1868. The postmaster at Cheyenne used many different killers with this cds from February through July of 1868, akin to the more famous ones from Waterbury, Connecticut. This fancy shield killer is perhaps the most desirable variety
Dakota correspondence. Two covers from the same correspondence, もっと見る
Dakota correspondence. Two covers from the same correspondence, the
first is manuscript "Bonhomme D.T. July 26" postmark tying 1861 3¢
rose on small cover with original enclosure letter datelined
"Burleigh Ranch Dakotah Ty, 25 July 1867" with personal contents,
the second cover postmarked black cds "Yanc(k)ton Daka Jan 26" with
target killer tying 1861 3¢ rose with personal enclosure datelined
"Burleigh's Ranch D.T. Jan 28th 1867"; a third letter (no cover)
accompanies from same correspondence datelined "Home, Dakota Ty
April 9 / 67"; first cover with long tear through manuscript,
second cover with edge wear and nibbled corner, Fine an rare early
Dakota postmarks. Estimate; $300 - 400. W.A. Burleigh was an
important political figure in the Dakota Territory, serving as an
Indian agent from 1861 to 1865 and as a U.S. Congressman from the
territory between 1865 and 1869. As Yankton was the territorial
capital at this time, it is quite likely the "Burleigh's Ranch"
being referred to in the datelines of these letters was that of the
congressman
Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dak. Rec'd Nov 1 4PM 1888. Black cds もっと見る
Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dak. Rec'd Nov 1 4PM 1888. Black cds with
matching target killer on 2¢ green banknote (213) cover to
Minneapolis; reduced slightly at right up to stamp, Very Fine,
unusual use of a Received handstamp as a sending postmark from this
seldom seen Dakota Territorial fort. Estimate; $150 - 200. Fort
Abraham Lincoln was the home post of Custer's expedition when they
left 12 years prior to this cover being mailed and met their demise
at the Battle of Little Big Horn in the summer of 1876
![Fort Berthold [Dakota Territory] New Position, June 17th, 1867. ...](https://cdn.philasearch.com/A00039/S129/v1058.jpg)
![Fort Berthold [Dakota Territory] New Position, June 17th, 1867. ...](https://cdn.philasearch.com/A00039/S129/v1058a.jpg)
Fort Berthold [Dakota Territory] New Position, June 17th, もっと見る
Fort Berthold [Dakota Territory] New Position, June 17th, 1867.
Dateline on four-page letter enclosed within orange envelope mailed
"Omaha Neb. Jun 23" black cds with cork killer tying 1861 3¢ rose
(65) to Mystic Bridge, Connecticut; interesting Dakota frontier
letter reads, in part, "...am now Post Surgeon of Fort Berthold &
have two Assst. Surg. under me & am expecting one or two more in a
few days. We arrived at this Point yesterday morning. The old Fort
being abandoned we are to build anew immediately...This morning one
of the men of one of our Regt (crossed out) Co. accidentally shot
his hand the ball passing through his hand destroying the bone
extending from the middle finger to the wrist. I amputated cutting
the bone about 2/3 the way from the finger to the wrist...I have
got a buffalo robe & an Indian pipe the latter being considered
worth a pony...My pipe is made of the stone from The Red Pipe Stone
Quarry... We are very well situated to enjoy ourselves but the
officers are not what I would ask as they get drunk before
breakfast & that lasts till next morning then they commence again &
because I will not join I presume they do not like it. They are all
very civil as they are obliged to be, but one cannot enjoy their
society at all. Just now the officer of the day, while very drunk
ordered my steward under arrest which I suppose will cause quite an
amt. of trouble...Direct Dr. E. H. Congdon, Fort Berthold D.T.",
Very Fine and choice, Anything from Fort Berthold, Dakota Territory
is scarce, if not rare. Estimate; $500 - 750. The first Fort
Berthold was founded in 1845 on the upper Missouri River by the
American Fur Company (controlled until 1830 by John Jacob Astor).
It was originally called Fort James, but was renamed in 1846 for
the late Berthold. As a consequence of the hostilities with the
United States of the Dakota War of 1862, the Sioux burned this
fort. Fort Atkinson was an independent fur trade post built in 1858
by Charles Larpenteur on the Missouri River, south of what is now
White Shield, North Dakota (within the Fort Berthold Indian
Reservation). The American Fur Company had purchased this fort
after theirs was burned in 1862. They renamed it as Fort Berthold.
The Army took over the property, stationing a garrison here. They
also established a log camp outside the stockade to supply the fort
during the winter of 1864-1865. This fort was used as an army post
until 1867, when the military garrison removed to Fort Stevenson
![Fort Laramie, Daka Mar 11, [1866]. Partial strike of cds with target ...](https://cdn.philasearch.com/A00039/S129/v1059.jpg)
Fort Laramie, Daka Mar 11, [1866]. Partial strike of cds with
target もっと見る Fort Laramie, Daka Mar 11, [1866]. Partial strike of cds with target killer on 1861 3¢ rose (65) on yellow cover to Big Thompson, Colorado Tery, original enclosure datelined "Fort Laramie D. Ty March the 10th 1866" reads, in part, "...I have no news to write only the Sue [Sioux] tribe is coming in every day at this place tha have all made a treety I think we will soon have peace with all the indians at least I hope so.Wm L. Wilson", reduced a bit irregularly at right, ink spot on cds, F.-V.F. Estimate; $300 - 400. The Fort Laramie Post Office was transferred from the original Idaho Territory to a revised Dakota Territory when Montana Territory was created in 1864
Fort Sanders, Dakota. Light strike of blue postmark on yellow もっと見る
Fort Sanders, Dakota. Light strike of blue postmark on yellow cover
to Iowa, franked with 1861 3¢ rose (65) with matching target
cancel, slightly reduced at right, Fine, a rare Fort postmark which
is as nice as they come. Estimate; $300 - 400
Rumsey Auctions
ロット609
SC
U19
80.00 USD
(app. 68 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 68 EUR)
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ロット745
SC
11
500.00 USD
(app. 427 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 427 EUR)
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ロット746
SC
11
150.00 USD
(app. 128 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 128 EUR)
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ロット747
SC
11
150.00 USD
(app. 128 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 128 EUR)
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ロット748
SC
11A
200.00 USD
(app. 171 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 171 EUR)
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ロット749
SC
11
100.00 USD
(app. 85 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 85 EUR)
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ロット751
SC
11A
250.00 USD
(app. 214 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 214 EUR)
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ロット754
450.00 USD
(app. 384 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 384 EUR)
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ロット759
＋3枚
500.00 USD
(app. 427 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 427 EUR)
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ロット760
with もっと見る Via Panama. Wonderful illustrated corner card showing Steamship with imprint "Published by Randal & Co., Marysville" on cover to Knightstown, Indiana, franked with 1857 10¢ green adhesive (Type V) tied by waffled grid of "Marysville, Cal May 19" in blue; the slightest of cover reductions at right just up to stamp (few perfs affected), cover with tiny sealed tear, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate; $750 - 1,000. A DECEMBER, 2020 ARTICLE IN WESTERN EXPRESS BY DAVID D'ALESSANDRIS CATALOGUED THE "VIA PANAMA" COVERS. HIS CENSUS INDICATED NINE OF THESE TYPE B-1 COVERS
550.00 USD
(app. 470 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 470 EUR)
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ロット761
260.00 USD
(app. 222 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 222 EUR)
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ロット1052
150.00 USD
(app. 128 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 128 EUR)
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ロット1054
220.00 USD
(app. 188 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 188 EUR)
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ロット1055
Cheyenne, もっと見る Cheyenne, Dak. Jul 23. Blue cds (1868, based on other known Cheyenne, Dak. postmarks) with matching fancy 5-bar US shield killer tying two 1867 3¢ Grilled issue on "Official Business" cover to Madison, Ind.; slightly reduced at right including second "s" of "Business", Very Fine and rare, One of only a couple of examples of this shield killer known from Cheyenne. Estimate; $400 - 600. Cheyenne was established on the Union Pacific Railroad as it was being built westward in late 1867. The area was part of Dakota Territory until formation of Wyoming Territory on July 29, 1868. The postmaster at Cheyenne used many different killers with this cds from February through July of 1868, akin to the more famous ones from Waterbury, Connecticut. This fancy shield killer is perhaps the most desirable variety
525.00 USD
(app. 448 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 448 EUR)
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ロット1056
＋2枚
150.00 USD
(app. 128 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 128 EUR)
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ロット1057
SC
213
190.00 USD
(app. 162 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 162 EUR)
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ロット1058
＋5枚
SC
65
375.00 USD
(app. 320 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 320 EUR)
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ロット1059
SC
65
target もっと見る Fort Laramie, Daka Mar 11, [1866]. Partial strike of cds with target killer on 1861 3¢ rose (65) on yellow cover to Big Thompson, Colorado Tery, original enclosure datelined "Fort Laramie D. Ty March the 10th 1866" reads, in part, "...I have no news to write only the Sue [Sioux] tribe is coming in every day at this place tha have all made a treety I think we will soon have peace with all the indians at least I hope so.Wm L. Wilson", reduced a bit irregularly at right, ink spot on cds, F.-V.F. Estimate; $300 - 400. The Fort Laramie Post Office was transferred from the original Idaho Territory to a revised Dakota Territory when Montana Territory was created in 1864
325.00 USD
(app. 278 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 278 EUR)
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ロット1060
SC
65
325.00 USD
(app. 278 EUR)
2026/04/19 23:59 PDT
(app. 278 EUR)
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