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From Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion) to Georgia, 1785. Folded
cover もっと見る From Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion) to Georgia, 1785. Folded cover addressed to "The Honl. Samuel Elbert, Capt, Genl., Governor, Commander in Chief in and over the State Georgia", docketed on flap "Letters William Davenport Natchez Rec'd & Read in Council 8th Nov. 1785" and on front "Rec'd 2 Nov. Red 8th Nov. 1785", some edgewear and soiling, otherwise Fine and rare early cover from Natchez, William Davenport was one of the commissioners sent by the government of Georgia to Natchez during the state's attempts to establish Bourbon County, while the area was still under the control of the Spanish, for a description of those efforts and Davenport's involvement see https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/164/oa_edited_volume/chapter/3021840
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"Natchez Octr 21 1802 25", Mississippi Territory. Manuscript
postmark もっと見る "Natchez Octr 21 1802 25", Mississippi Territory. Manuscript postmark with 25c over-500 miles rate on folded letter datelined at Fort Adams on Oct. 20, 1802 and addressed to Philadelphia Pa., "mail" at bottom, contents include "I expect soon to obtain the exclusive privilege of selling goods to this garrison," Very Fine early Natchez, Mississippi Territory postmark on a letter from Fort Adams, according to Wikipedia, "U.S. General James Wilkinson (of later Burr conspiracy infamy) selected Loftus Heights for a military post in 1798 on the advice of Captain Isaac Guion. The site, on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River about six miles upriver from the new international boundary, was judged to be a good position for observing and thwarting military movements on the river and was described by Wilkinson as the 'most southerly tenable position within our limits.' It was named Fort Adams for the sitting President"
"Natchez May 27, 1803", Mississippi Territory. Manuscript もっと見る
"Natchez May 27, 1803", Mississippi Territory. Manuscript postmark
with "50" cents rate for double the 25c over-500 miles rate, on
lengthy folded letter datelined at Natchez on May 26, 1803 and
written in an exceptionally neat script, to Dover N.H., receipt
docketing at bottom, minor edgewear, still Very Fine and attractive
early Mississippi Territory use
"Natchez Jany 2" (1804), Mississippi Territory. Manuscript もっと見る
"Natchez Jany 2" (1804), Mississippi Territory. Manuscript postmark
with "25" cents over-500 miles rate and "Error" on folded cover to
"Washington, M. Territory", Very Fine, Washington Miss. served as
the capital of Mississippi Territory from 1802-17 and is only eight
miles from Natchez, so this should have been charged 6c postage,
perhaps the postmaster thought it was going to Washington D.C.
"NATCHEZ june*23" (1807), Mississippi Territory. Incredibly もっと見る
"NATCHEZ june*23" (1807), Mississippi Territory. Incredibly bold
strike of straightline datestamp with manuscript "25" cents crossed
out and "Free" written to left on folded letter to Bedford Pa.,
significant internal splits with parts of letter detached but
present, not affecting the front or back panels of the cover,
Extremely Fine strike and probably the boldest we have encountered
for any style for the Natchez straightlines
"NATCz MT Apr. 18" (1815), Mississippi Territory. Clear strike もっと見る
"NATCz MT Apr. 18" (1815), Mississippi Territory. Clear strike of
circular datestamp with postmaster free frank on folded letter to
New London Conn., fresh and Very Fine, sent during the War of 1812
surcharge period but free franked
"NATCz MT Jul. 21" (1816), Mississippi Territory. Bold strike もっと見る
"NATCz MT Jul. 21" (1816), Mississippi Territory. Bold strike of
circular datestamp on folded letter to Philadelphia Pa., forwarded
to New York with red "Phil 16 Aug." circular datestamp, forwarded
again to New Town (Newton) N.J. with red "New-York Aug. 13"
circular datestamp, manuscript rates trace the legs of the journey,
minor edgewear and central file fold, Very Fine, a scarce
twice-forwarded cover originating in Mississippi Territory
Natchez Mi. Aug. 22 (1846). Circular datestamp boldly struck もっと見る
Natchez Mi. Aug. 22 (1846). Circular datestamp boldly struck in
green, with matching "PAID" and "10" handstamps on small 1846 cover
to Canton of Meung-sur-Loire, France, red British transit
backstamp, red French entry and red "COLONIES &c. ART. 13."
framed accountancy handstamps, manuscript "17" decimes due, minor
edgewear at top and small stain over "PAID", Very Fine and
attractive transatlantic use from Natchez with markings in green
Steam Boat Volcano. Two covers to John Minor (brother of もっと見る
Steam Boat Volcano. Two covers to John Minor (brother of former
Spanish Governor Stephen Minor) at Natchez Miss., first with bold
manuscript "Volcano" at bottom of folded cover docketed 1819,
internal splits, Very Fine, second "Steam Boat Volcano" on folded
letter datelined at New Orleans on May 19, 1820, "SHIP" handstamp
and manuscript "6" rate around it, internal splits and central file
fold, Very Fine, scarce pair of covers with this name-of-boat
designation, Volcano was built at New Albany in 1818 and entered
service at New Orleans in January 1819 with Captain Richard
Panniston
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., もっと見る
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., 1800.
Folded letter datelined "May 10, 1800 Natchez Pickering County"
from Josiah Flowers to his brother Samuel Flowers in West
Springfield Mass., without postmarks, some slight soiling and the
two leaves of the letter mostly split inside, not affecting the
outside at all, Very Fine appearance, a rare early letter from
Natchez in the newly formed Mississippi Territory, with 1992 P.F.
certificate
Steam Boat Eagle. Manuscript name-of-boat endorsement on folded
cover もっと見る Steam Boat Eagle. Manuscript name-of-boat endorsement on folded cover docketed Mar. 29, 1821 to John Minor (brother of former Spanish Governor Stephen Minor) at Natchez Miss., slight toning, Very Fine and scarce, Eagle was built in 1818
STEAM. 5. Bold strike of large red boxed handstamp with もっと見る
STEAM. 5. Bold strike of large red boxed handstamp with red
"Woodville Mi. Jan. 26" circular datestamp on blue folded letter
datelined "Forest Home 22 January 52" to Natchez Miss., Very Fine
and scarce marking
Jacinto Ms. 5 Feb. (1848). Red woodcut circular datestamp with もっと見る
Jacinto Ms. 5 Feb. (1848). Red woodcut circular datestamp with date
in manuscript, manuscript "free" and addressed to Mississippi
Congressman Jacob Thompson in Washington D.C., letter requests a
furlough for the writer's son, extensive docketing inside in
magenta pen traces its journey from Adjutant General Roger Jones
(including signed by him), referral by military mail to Monterrey,
Mexico and General John E. Wool, who also signed it and then sent
it to Col. Hamtramck, who signed it and referred it back to General
Wool, seeing no merit in the request, finally returned to Rep.
Thompson, Very Fine, a fascinating piece of Mexican-American War
history, encompassing a number of prominent figures: Representative
Thompson later served as U.S. Secretary of the Interior and
Inspector General of the Confederate Army; General Wool served in
each of the War of 1812, Mexican-American War, Indian Wars and
Civil War; General Jones was the longest serving Adjutant General
in U.S. Army History (and father of Catesby ap Roger Jones); Col.
Hamtramck also served in the War of 1812 and was the son of John
Francis Hamtramck, a Canadian-born Continental Army officer during
the American Revolutionary War and the Northwest Indian War, when
the elder Hamtramck died in 1803 future President William Henry
Harrison became the boy's temporary guardian
E. H. Cushing Express. Black on white newsprint label, C.S.A.
Catalog もっと見る E. H. Cushing Express. Black on white newsprint label, C.S.A. Catalog Type B (no date in text), used on back of cover addressed to Captain T. T. Clay in the 5th Texas Volunteers, Gregg's Brigade, Richmond Va., horizontal pair of 5c Blue, Local (7), full margins to clear at left, tied by "Jackson Miss. Nov. 8" circular datestamp, slight wear, opened for displayVERY FINE. A FRESH AND ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE CUSHING'S EXPRESS TYPE B LABEL USED ON COVER TO AN OFFICER IN THE 5TH TEXAS VOLUNTEERS.Edward Hopkins Cushing, publisher of the Houston Daily Telegraph, commenced his express service after New Orleans fell to Federal forces in April 1862. In an effort to improve communications between Texas regiments in the East and their relations at home, as well as secure safe lines for news transmission, Cushing established routes with pony riders and other means of conveyance necessary to cross the Federal lines. Cushing’s agents affixed labels to envelopes, usually on the backs. These were intended to inform patrons and advertise the service.The CWPS census records 24 examples (all varieties, including four described as not showing evidence of postal use). This Type B label is the most common, with 12 recorded (on two slightly different shades of paper).Ex Walske
Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion), 1791, 1794. Folded letter
addressed もっと見る Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion), 1791, 1794. Folded letter addressed to "His Excellency Manuel Gayoso Esq. Governor of the Natchez", datelined "Natchez 25th March 1791", regarding a financial dispute, letter in answer written on the same papers and datelined "Natchez the 17th May 1794", signed "Manuel Gayoso de Lemos", granting approval for the resolution discussed in the original letter, the letters are divided into two sheets (probably due to being cut from a letter book) but the condition is very fresh for such a document, Very Fine, rare early letters sent within Natchez during the transitional period from Spanish rule to American, Manuel Gayoso was Spanish governor of the Natchez district who later became governor of Louisiana, in 1795 Pinckney's Treaty established amicable boundaries between Spanish and American interests, the Natchez district was ceded to the United States but the handover was not without delay
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., もっと見る
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., 1800.
Folded letter datelined May 8, 1800 from Elisha Flowers to his
brother Samuel Flowers in West Springfield Mass., without
postmarks, Very Fine, a rare early letter from Natchez in the newly
formed Mississippi Territory
"Natches 25", Mississippi Territory, 1801. Manuscript postmark もっと見る
"Natches 25", Mississippi Territory, 1801. Manuscript postmark with
25c rate for over-500 miles, on folded letter datelined on river
Mar. 23, 1801 and addressed to Philadelphia Pa., "pr post via
Natchez" at bottom, some internal splits and tear on front at top
left, still Very Fine, early Natchez postmarked cover from
Mississippi Territory
"NATCHEZ Apr. 29" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Mostly clear
strike もっと見る "NATCHEZ Apr. 29" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Mostly clear strike of straightline datestamp with identifiable date on folded cover to Secretary of War Henry Dearborn in Washington D.C., manuscript "Free" at top and docketed on flap with Apr. 25, 1805 date and acceptance of an appointment, staining and slightly toned file folds, otherwise Fine, the earliest documented use of the large style straightline handstamp from Natchez
"NATCHEZ Aug. 3" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Bold and clear
strike もっと見る "NATCHEZ Aug. 3" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Bold and clear strike of straightline datestamp with manuscript "25" cents over-500 miles rate on small folded letter datelined at Ellicottville Jul. 30, 1805 and addressed to Dover N.H. some toning around edges, still Very Fine early Natchez large straightline, August was the last month of this style straightline, before the "*" was inserted into the marking
"NATCHEZ Aug. 17" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Extremely もっと見る
"NATCHEZ Aug. 17" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Extremely bold
strike of straightline datestamp with manuscript "25" cents
over-500 miles rate on folded letter datelined at Natchez Aug. 10,
1805 and addressed to Reading Pa., some minor edgewear and internal
splits, ink bleed-through, Extremely Fine strike of this early
Natchez large straightline, August was the last month of this style
straightline, before the "*" was inserted into the marking
"NATCHEZ Sep*17/05", Mississippi Territory. Clear strike もっと見る
"NATCHEZ Sep*17/05", Mississippi Territory. Clear strike of
straightline datestamp with manuscript "/05" at end for 1805,
manuscript "25" cents over-500 miles rate on folded letter
datelined at Ellicottville Sep. 13, 1805, to Dover N.H., Very Fine
strike and cover, from the beginning of the "*" as part of the
postmark
"NATCHEZ*Nov 13" (1805), Mississippi Territory. もっと見る
"NATCHEZ*Nov 13" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Straightline
datestamp and manuscript "paid 50" both struck out on folded cover
to Liverpool, England, manuscript "via New York" at bottom with
various rates crossed out, red transit datestamp, condition is a
bit rough with ink erosion, staining and edge faults, still a very
rare use of the Natchez territorial straightline on a cover
addressed to a destination outside the United States, we have not
offered another example since keeping computerized records
"NATCHEZ*22. july" (1808), Mississippi Territory. Clear strike もっと見る
"NATCHEZ*22. july" (1808), Mississippi Territory. Clear strike of
straightline datestamp with postmaster's free frank on folded
letter to Philadelphia, Very Fine strike on a fresh and attractive
cover
"NATCz MT May 2, 12" (1815), Mississippi Territory. Clear strikes
of もっと見る "NATCz MT May 2, 12" (1815), Mississippi Territory. Clear strikes of two circular datestamps with dates ten days apart, manuscript "Paid 30" War of 1812 50% surcharge rate (double 10c for 41-90 miles plus 50%) on folded letter to Port Gibson Mississippi Territory, slight toning, still Very Fine and desirable combination of a cover sent within Mississippi Territory and subject to the War of 1812 surcharge rate
STEAM 18 ¾. Bold strikes of red handstamps for 151-400 miles on もっと見る
STEAM 18 ¾. Bold strikes of red handstamps for 151-400 miles on New
Orleans Feb. 1, 1843 prices current to Natchez Miss., docketed on
flap, Extremely Fine and attractive cover
To Natchez Miss. (end of Spanish Dominion), 1797. Folded letter もっと見る
To Natchez Miss. (end of Spanish Dominion), 1797. Folded letter to
"Capt. Isaac Guion, Natchez", datelined "Private, Nov. 6, 1797" and
without postal markings, also "Private" on front at top, contents
include "A plan is in agitation with our friend E. Williams to
furnish the Army with new ponies at terms advantageous...", slight
waterstaining, otherwise Fine, a rare and historical letter to
Isaac Guion, despite the 1795 Treaty of San Lorenzo (Pinckney
Treaty) ceding the territory to the United States from Spain, the
handover was not without incident or speedy, Guion, a Revolutionary
War veteran, led troops into Natchez in December 1797 and in early
1798 accepted the surrender of Fort Panmure, thus taking control
for the United States
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to Cincinnati O., 1800. Folded
letter もっと見る Natchez, Mississippi Territory to Cincinnati O., 1800. Folded letter datelined "Natchez February 28th, 1800" to Cincinnati O., without postmarks, docketing across front relates to a performance bond and includes reference to General James Wilkinson (of the later Burr conspiracy infamy), internal splits and slight acidification, otherwise Very Fine, a rare and extremely early letter from Natchez in the newly formed Mississippi Territory, the earliest of the four offered in this and the following three lots
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., もっと見る
Natchez, Mississippi Territory to West Springfield Mass., 1800.
Folded letter datelined "Sunday May 11th, 1800 Natchez Pickering
County" from Josiah Flowers to his brother Samuel Flowers in West
Springfield Mass., without postmarks, some soiling and tear at
bottom, otherwise Fine, a rare early letter from Natchez in the
newly formed Mississippi Territory, with 1992 P.F. certificate
"Natchez 75", Mississippi Territory, May 23, 1800. もっと見る
"Natchez 75", Mississippi Territory, May 23, 1800. Manuscript
postmark and triple 25c over-500 miles rate on folded letter
datelined May 23, 1800, to Capt. Samuel Vance in Cincinnati O.,
same correspondence as the slightly earlier cover without a
postmark offered in lot 3605, with similar docketing on front,
significant internal splits with parts of the letter detached but
present, not affecting the front or back panels VERY FINE
APPEARANCE. THE EARLIEST DOCUMENTED POSTMARK FROM NATCHEZ,
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY. 1997 ASCC value $2,000.
"Natchez, Dec. 23, 1802", Mississippi Territory. Clear and もっと見る
"Natchez, Dec. 23, 1802", Mississippi Territory. Clear and bold
strike of this rare small straightline handstamp, manuscript "25"
cents rate for over-500 miles on small folded letter docketed at
New Orleans on Dec. 15, 1802 and written in French, to
Philadelphia, flap docketing from "L. Leydier New Orleans" VERY
FINE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND LIKELY UNIQUE EXAMPLE OF THIS SMALL
STRAIGHtLINE HANDsTAMP FROM NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY — ALSO
THE EARLIEST DOCUMENTED STRAIGHTLINE OF ANY STYLE FROM NATCHEZ.
While the larger format straightlines with capitalized "NATCHEZ",
beginning in 1805, are known in some quantity, this is the only
example of this small style straightline we have encountered and it
may well be unique. The 1997 American Stampless Cover Catalog lists
this as the earliest recorded example and the Mississippi postmarks
book lists Dec. 23, 1802 as both the earliest and latest known
date.
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ロット3602
cover もっと見る From Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion) to Georgia, 1785. Folded cover addressed to "The Honl. Samuel Elbert, Capt, Genl., Governor, Commander in Chief in and over the State Georgia", docketed on flap "Letters William Davenport Natchez Rec'd & Read in Council 8th Nov. 1785" and on front "Rec'd 2 Nov. Red 8th Nov. 1785", some edgewear and soiling, otherwise Fine and rare early cover from Natchez, William Davenport was one of the commissioners sent by the government of Georgia to Natchez during the state's attempts to establish Bourbon County, while the area was still under the control of the Spanish, for a description of those efforts and Davenport's involvement see https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/164/oa_edited_volume/chapter/3021840
750.00 USD
(app. 651 EUR)
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(app. 651 EUR)
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ロット3611
postmark もっと見る "Natchez Octr 21 1802 25", Mississippi Territory. Manuscript postmark with 25c over-500 miles rate on folded letter datelined at Fort Adams on Oct. 20, 1802 and addressed to Philadelphia Pa., "mail" at bottom, contents include "I expect soon to obtain the exclusive privilege of selling goods to this garrison," Very Fine early Natchez, Mississippi Territory postmark on a letter from Fort Adams, according to Wikipedia, "U.S. General James Wilkinson (of later Burr conspiracy infamy) selected Loftus Heights for a military post in 1798 on the advice of Captain Isaac Guion. The site, on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River about six miles upriver from the new international boundary, was judged to be a good position for observing and thwarting military movements on the river and was described by Wilkinson as the 'most southerly tenable position within our limits.' It was named Fort Adams for the sitting President"
400.00 USD
(app. 347 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 347 EUR)
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ロット3615
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
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(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3616
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
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(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3625
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3633
200.00 USD
(app. 173 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 173 EUR)
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ロット3638
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3639
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3656
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3607
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3658
cover もっと見る Steam Boat Eagle. Manuscript name-of-boat endorsement on folded cover docketed Mar. 29, 1821 to John Minor (brother of former Spanish Governor Stephen Minor) at Natchez Miss., slight toning, Very Fine and scarce, Eagle was built in 1818
200.00 USD
(app. 173 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 173 EUR)
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ロット3660
200.00 USD
(app. 173 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 173 EUR)
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ロット2108
275.00 USD
(app. 239 EUR)
Sold
(app. 239 EUR)
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ロット2200
Catalog もっと見る E. H. Cushing Express. Black on white newsprint label, C.S.A. Catalog Type B (no date in text), used on back of cover addressed to Captain T. T. Clay in the 5th Texas Volunteers, Gregg's Brigade, Richmond Va., horizontal pair of 5c Blue, Local (7), full margins to clear at left, tied by "Jackson Miss. Nov. 8" circular datestamp, slight wear, opened for displayVERY FINE. A FRESH AND ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE CUSHING'S EXPRESS TYPE B LABEL USED ON COVER TO AN OFFICER IN THE 5TH TEXAS VOLUNTEERS.Edward Hopkins Cushing, publisher of the Houston Daily Telegraph, commenced his express service after New Orleans fell to Federal forces in April 1862. In an effort to improve communications between Texas regiments in the East and their relations at home, as well as secure safe lines for news transmission, Cushing established routes with pony riders and other means of conveyance necessary to cross the Federal lines. Cushing’s agents affixed labels to envelopes, usually on the backs. These were intended to inform patrons and advertise the service.The CWPS census records 24 examples (all varieties, including four described as not showing evidence of postal use). This Type B label is the most common, with 12 recorded (on two slightly different shades of paper).Ex Walske
1500.00 USD
(app. 1301 EUR)
Sold
(app. 1301 EUR)
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ロット3603
addressed もっと見る Natchez Miss. (Spanish Dominion), 1791, 1794. Folded letter addressed to "His Excellency Manuel Gayoso Esq. Governor of the Natchez", datelined "Natchez 25th March 1791", regarding a financial dispute, letter in answer written on the same papers and datelined "Natchez the 17th May 1794", signed "Manuel Gayoso de Lemos", granting approval for the resolution discussed in the original letter, the letters are divided into two sheets (probably due to being cut from a letter book) but the condition is very fresh for such a document, Very Fine, rare early letters sent within Natchez during the transitional period from Spanish rule to American, Manuel Gayoso was Spanish governor of the Natchez district who later became governor of Louisiana, in 1795 Pinckney's Treaty established amicable boundaries between Spanish and American interests, the Natchez district was ceded to the United States but the handover was not without delay
1000.00 USD
(app. 867 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 867 EUR)
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ロット3606
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3610
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3618
strike もっと見る "NATCHEZ Apr. 29" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Mostly clear strike of straightline datestamp with identifiable date on folded cover to Secretary of War Henry Dearborn in Washington D.C., manuscript "Free" at top and docketed on flap with Apr. 25, 1805 date and acceptance of an appointment, staining and slightly toned file folds, otherwise Fine, the earliest documented use of the large style straightline handstamp from Natchez
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3619
strike もっと見る "NATCHEZ Aug. 3" (1805), Mississippi Territory. Bold and clear strike of straightline datestamp with manuscript "25" cents over-500 miles rate on small folded letter datelined at Ellicottville Jul. 30, 1805 and addressed to Dover N.H. some toning around edges, still Very Fine early Natchez large straightline, August was the last month of this style straightline, before the "*" was inserted into the marking
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3620
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3622
500.00 USD
(app. 434 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 434 EUR)
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ロット3623
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
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(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3631
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3634
of もっと見る "NATCz MT May 2, 12" (1815), Mississippi Territory. Clear strikes of two circular datestamps with dates ten days apart, manuscript "Paid 30" War of 1812 50% surcharge rate (double 10c for 41-90 miles plus 50%) on folded letter to Port Gibson Mississippi Territory, slight toning, still Very Fine and desirable combination of a cover sent within Mississippi Territory and subject to the War of 1812 surcharge rate
300.00 USD
(app. 260 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 260 EUR)
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ロット3659
200.00 USD
(app. 173 EUR)
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(app. 173 EUR)
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ロット3604
400.00 USD
(app. 347 EUR)
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(app. 347 EUR)
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letter もっと見る Natchez, Mississippi Territory to Cincinnati O., 1800. Folded letter datelined "Natchez February 28th, 1800" to Cincinnati O., without postmarks, docketing across front relates to a performance bond and includes reference to General James Wilkinson (of the later Burr conspiracy infamy), internal splits and slight acidification, otherwise Very Fine, a rare and extremely early letter from Natchez in the newly formed Mississippi Territory, the earliest of the four offered in this and the following three lots
400.00 USD
(app. 347 EUR)
2026/03/27 08:30 EDT
(app. 347 EUR)
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ロット3608
200.00 USD
(app. 173 EUR)
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(app. 173 EUR)
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ロット3609
1500.00 USD
(app. 1301 EUR)
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(app. 1301 EUR)
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ロット3612
2000.00 USD
(app. 1735 EUR)
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(app. 1735 EUR)
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