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9X1 (pair), NYC to OH, View
#1, Saratoga Springs, NY, X-Border to Montreal, scarce small town
usage, View
#1, Richmond, VA, View
#7, Pos 10L2, Hampden Sidney, VA w/ #11 strip, View
#8-8A-8A, Peters Creek, PA (Lan. DPO), View
#9 strip, pos 93-5L1L,
Hopewell, NY (Ont. 1823-04) View
#9 x3,
green CDS, Copenhagen, NY (Lewis), PFC, View
#9 strip, pos 31-3R1L, addressed to George Washington of Springfield, VA, annotated by Ashbrook View
Scarce shade from
Philadelphia: #11A, Exp. Or.
Brown, View
#11 x3 plus #11A x3 pay 6X rate from Mt Airy MD
to MA, View
#11, with major crack
(9R5L), View
#11, with recut button, Stone Ridge, NY Fancy,
View
#11, LO2 on Phila
Lady's cover, View
#11, Wenona (IN) St. Line
ties stamp, View
#11A (Gem
mgn copy) on unusual illustrated medical ad cover, View
Nesbitts
U1, dramatic shift – including seal. View
U2, U3, showing pre-'55 "Due 5" use, View
U16, Marysville, CA "Paid by Stamps", View
U28, Mint, View
U32, Fiddletown, CA, View
W53,
unused, addressed, View
U41,
Mint, View
#18, double xfer, View
#18.20.18, Nebraska City, NE, View
#20, 18, 24, Bloomington, IL, View
#20
Pos 5-6L4, Wrapper, View
#21, Franklin, NY, APEX, View
#23 v-strip, great centering on illus. Philadelphia
ad cover, View
#23, Gem single, Detroit,
View
#24, oddity, Pos 10L8,
Mobile, View
#25-Three interesting varieties: Bold outer lines;
Straddle (VT); tall stamp, Faint outer lines
(MO), View
#25A, VF, Clinton, IA, Chase plated, View
#25A, Baltimore, Chase plated, View
#25A,
Harveyville, PA (DPO), PFC, Chase plated, View
#26, 1859 Charleston, SC - circ at letter rate due to writing thereon, View
#31, NYC Ocean Mail, stencil ad on rev, View
#34, San Francisco - MA, View
#35, Vancouver, W.T. Gem!, View
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Tocher - U.S. Classics
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