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PB/6, NH, sharp color, fresh and XF
Vio. SON HC on piece, “P.C.S.S. Co. Pier 11 S.F.”, F
V. ST/3, Vio. HC, XF, choice multiple
L. PB/20, NH, F-VF
PB/8, NH, sharp color, fresh and XF
PB/6, NH, VF-XF
PB/6, NH, VF-XF
BLK/4, PC, “I & G N R R”, F-VF, full OG, NH
L. PB/8, H, F-VF
PB/10, NH, VG-F
PB/6, NH, F-VF
PB/6, NH, F-VF
BLK/4, HR, major shift, VF
Tied on advertising cover with Jul. 1901 HC to New York, interesting corner card “Edward W. Johnson, Black Face Comedian, address: New York Clipper”, VF, most unusual item
Tied on hotel advertising cover with Mar. 1900 HC to Westerly, RI, violet handstamp: “Sent Notice of Detention”, some toning, VF, a most unusal cover
Tied on cover with Nov. 1904 HC to Philadelphia, PA, VF
Tied on 1900 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company receipt with Vio. SON HC, “C.R.I. & P.Ry. Co.”, F-VF, a really great looking document
Tied on cover with Nov. 1898 HC to Danville, IL, F-VF
Postal HC, VF-XF, revenue used as postage
MC, on 1899 check, VF, “Gulf Beaumont & Kansas City Railway Co.”, Beaumont, Texas, a very scarce check and a very attractive vignette
SON HC, on 1898 check, VF, “Peoples National Bank”, multicolored with very attractive Eagle vignette
MC, on 1899 check, VF, “Gulf Beaumont & Kansas City Railway Co.”, Beaumont, Texas, scarce
SON HC, on 1899 check, VF, “G. Schirmer.”, famous music publisher, scarce document
SON HC, on 1898 check, VF, “Goodenough & Woglom Co.”, early board game published, certainly quite scarce
MC, on 1898 check, VF, “E.W. Wooster, Strawberry Valley Fruit Farm”, Handcock Point, Me., scarce
Violet SON HC, “The S.B. Medicine Co. South Bend, Ind.”, VG-F, choice strike
Violet SON HC, “The Orange Machine & Mfg. Co. Orange N.J.”, VF, choice strike
SON HC, on 1899 check, VF, “O.F. Cole” handstamp, scarce
