ORCOEXPO Stamp Show Auction ORCOEXPO Stamp Show Auction Jan. 2014 | Page 167

Session III: Sunday, January 19, 2014 Estimate Estimate 2904 2905 2906 2907 Session III: Sunday, January 19, 2014 Estimate Estimate – EXPOSITION – 2901 – LOCAL – 1899-1901 PAN-AMERICAN MACHINE CANCELS ..................................................... View photo online $500-700 Attractive group of 34 covers canceled at the Pan-American Exposition with various special machine cancels. Great selection of corner cards, couple of all-over designs, Expo committees, one postcard, others. Many franked with PanAmerican stamps, noted a couple of expo labels, one to Mexico was returned to sender. Includes Bomar types B-01-07 with bars (x6); B-01-14 & 14A oval with number ‘1’ (x6); B-01-15 oval with number ‘2’, one mute (x8); B01-16A & B triangle (x12); B-01-19A flag (x1); and B-01-20A 1899 receiver (x1). Overall fine and better. 2902 1899 PAN-AMERICAN MACHINE CANCEL TO BRAZIL ................................................................ PH 2904 Extremely scarce franking, acid tied on cover with 10¢ 1847 Issue. Cover mailed Oct 19, 1849, from Philadelphia to Kentucky. 10¢ stamp has three margins (in at right) and tied by blue cancel. Cover worn with backflap tear (‘slight flaws’ per cert). Still, extremely scarce item. Good. (2013 APS Cert #204088) Cat $5000. 2905 2906 (89L1) 1853 JENKINS’ CAMDEN DISPATCH (-) BLACK ....................................................................... PH $1500 Fresh impression & margins all around. Very fine stamp tied by two red manuscript crayon strokes and very light (partially erased) pencil docketing, on cover to North Camden. Cover missing backflap, pen and pencil notations front & back, very fine. Scarce, only 11 covers recorded! Cat $3000. 2907 – FANCY CANCELS – 2903 (60L1) DUPUY & SCHENCK, NY LOCAL TO ST. LOUIS .................................................................. PH $2000 Very fine single, HUGE margins, double frame line at right, ‘genuine usage’, cancelled with manuscript check mark on local stamp. Red ‘NEW-YORK/10cts’ cds at side, very fine. RARE and way undervalued on cover. Makes for a tremendous showpiece! (2012 PF Cert #505028). Cat $1250. $150 Blue 5¢ entire with blue embossed Pan-American Expo seal as corner card, additional franking of 5¢ Grant First Bureau, tied by 11/7/99 Buffalo, NY oval machine cancel with ‘Pan American Exposition’ and ‘2’ within bars (Bomar #B-01-15). Addressed to Brazil, crossed out in blue crayon, violet ‘Returned to Writer’ hand and 2/14/00 Washington DC duplex also on front. Backside also busy, with two 12/9/99 Rio de Janeiro receivers, 12/25/99 Brazilian ‘Refugo’ cancel (‘reject’), violet 2/14/00 Dead Letter Office F.D.U.S. postmark and 2/15 Buffalo cancel with adjacent ‘Received 2’ in oval. Attractive, fine to very fine. (15L17) 1849 BLOOD’S LOCAL 2¢ BRONZE, ON COVER W/ 10¢ 1847 ISSUE ............................... PH $1000 1929 SELECTION OF MOSTLY REGISTERED 20th CENTURY FANCY CANCELS ................... PH $750-1000 (89L1) 1853 JENKINS’ CAMDEN DISPATCH (-) BLACK ....................................................................... PH $1000 Fine example, used on cover, not tied (cataloged as such) with USA Scott #11 tied with Camden, N.J., cds, to Providence. Opened roughly at top, fine. Original 1855 letter included. Cat $900. Group of 25 different almost entirely registered, each with a different pictorial or fancy cancel of the times on George Rogers Clark issues, including one used to Germany (Genesee Depot, WI ‘USA’). Others include Bug, KY; Star City, IN; Ed, KY (face, star and others); Manistique, MI (fan); Pacolet Mills, SC (Armistice Day, Liberty Torch, and others); Diamond, WY; Fifty Six, AR; Pine Village, IN; Vincennes, IN (Minuteman); Indianapolis, IN (blue race car and green duplex); Savannah, IL (Indian Rock); and more. Very scarce and mostly matching items. Fine. OrcoExpo 2014 • Anaheim, California Covers 01.pmd 165 Stamps & Postal History Page 165 11/27/2013, 3:43 PM