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Lot 4 |
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1847, 5¢ red brown, socked-on-the-nose red "5", margins all around except at top right corner, Fine (Scott 1).
Scott $600.
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Used to England: 1847, 5¢ red brown, PAIR, right stamp with dot in "S" variety, margins all around except at bottom right, faint "horizontal crease", tied by manuscript "X" on envelope bearing manuscript Alden NY Sept 27 (origin), "via Steamer Boston" and AMERICA LIVERPOOL OC 17 1848 cds, Foundation certificate (2012) (Scott 1).
Estimate $1,000 - 1,500.
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1847, 5¢ red brown, PAIR with mostly margins all around tied by manuscript "X" on a folded letter sheet docketed "Farmersburgh June 21" and addressed to "Hon. Isaac Davis L.L.D. Worcester, Mass". Accompanied by 5¢ single on cover (most margins and crease) to Davis from New York (Scott 1).
Estimate $500 - 600
Farmerburgh received no 5¢ stamps. The only other 5¢ cover from Farmersburgh is similar to this except there is only a small remnant of the pair and is dated 7/11/50, also addressed to Isaac Davis. A significant cover .
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1847, 10¢ black, position 22R, good to very large margins all around, Extremely Fine, tied by blue PHILADELPHIA NOV 5 10 cds on complete folded letter sheet to Lowell, Mass. Cover is addressed to a "Colour Maker" and makes reference to the needed color blue as printed on front (!), and refers extensively to the cholera epidemic then taking place in Philadelphia, P.S.E. certificate (1990) (Scott 2).
Estimate $1,000 - 1,250.
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