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SON HC, short perf, sharp color, F-VF
MC PREC, F
NH, sharp color, fresh and XF, choice stamp
Set/5, mostly blue HC’s, all from So. Carolina, VG-F
Short Transfer at T., MC, lt. CR, dark color, VG-F, very scarce plate variety
Group of 16 different colored SON HC’s, sm. faults, overall F-VF, there are some very nice cancels here
SON HC, “Wirth Bro’s Watches and Jewelry”, dark color, VF-XF, choice stamp, a truly amazing strike of a most unusual cancel and the only example we have ever seen
Group of 12 different Railroad SON HC’s, sm. faults, overall F-VF, there are some very nice cancels here
Tied by SON HC on 1868 Receipt for Pickled Fish and Lobster, the stamp is cancelled “Montreal Ocean S.S. Co. H. & A. Allen”, the receipt reads “Steam Ship St. George”, F, a wonderful Steamship document with a very scarce cancel
Blue SON HC, on 1873 ticket balance receipt, VF, “Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway”, nice cancel and certainly quite scarce
SON HC, on 1869 receipt, VF, “George Fox, Starch Manufacturer”, nice vignette, a very attractive receipt and certainly quite scarce
Bl. SON HC tied on piece, “James Power & Co., Dealers in Scrap Iron, Old Metals & C.”, F-VF
Bl. SON HC, “13”, VG-F, a most unusual cancel
Bl. SON HC, “C.W. Blackmer, Tablet Advertising Cards”, F
SON HC, “A.S. Keeler & Co. INK”, dark color, F-VF, choice strike
SON HC, “Morison, Harris & Co. SHIRTS”, dark color, flts., F-VF, choice strike
SON HC, stencil “G”, dark color, F-VF, choice strike and certainly quite scarce
SON HC, “Robert P. Parrott”, West Point grad. and inventor of the rifled cannon, used in the Civil War, dark color, fresh and VF
Green HC, Railroad, VG-F
Green HC, Railroad, VG-F
Green HC, Railroad, VG-F
T15 D.T. tied on 1870 check with Bl. HC, the D.T. is at B., stamp has a CR, VG, scarce on a document
Blue SON HC, on 1866 receipt, VF, “Tea Warehouse”, quite scarce
SON HC, on 1866 check, VF, “Luther Boardman & Son Manufacturers”, CT. Silversmith
Blue SON HC, on 1870 check, VF, “Hussey, Dahler & Co., Bankers, Helena, Montana”, Territorial usage, nice cancel and quite scarce
SON HC, on 1867 check, VF, “V.F.P. Co., Vineland, N.J.”, great looking cancel
SON HC, on 1867 receipt, VF, “Thompson & Co., Coal & Wood, Marble Dust and Hair”, very attractive piece
Bl. SON HC tied on piece, “Parlor Brackets, Carvings Etc.”, F, rare cancel
