The 1st session on Thursday at 5:00 p.m. will contain 986 single lots of Foreign & British Commonwealth singles and Literature. It will be highlighted by China with P.R.C. and will a 1895 Usage With Dowager 1st Printing, 3ca, 12ca on a French Post Offices cover; Germany including 104 lots of Propaganda cards; Commonwealth with classic Great Britain; Canada with Quebec postal history, large and small Queens (including balance lots), New Zealand with “Chalon Heads", Southern Rhodesia possibly unique 1924 “Admiral", Âœd, vertical strip of three, imperf between, SG #1b variety, and finishing with Literature.
The 2nd session on Friday at 5:00 p.m. will contain 1300 lots consisting of Aerophilately with rocket mail including 1959 Regulus II Flown missile mail, Ellington-Zwisler #27 (12 flown) and Space with autographs including 1969 Apollo 11 Crew signed cover and a unique Cosmonaut collection.
The session will continue with 200+ U.S. Postal History lots highlighted by a States selection and a Postmasters’ Provisional Baltimore, Md., 1845, 5¢ Buchanan, #3X3. U.S. singles will follow, one of the larger sections we have had in some time. The 1050 lots will be highlighted by a Postmasters’ Provisional, St. Louis, Mo., 1845, 5¢ black on greenish mint, #11X1 (cert.) along with high grade items, extensive coils, Locals and Confederates with Provisionals’ Company groupings. This will be followed by a Possessions section with Hawaii, and ending with Autographs and Postcards.
The 3rd session on Saturday at 6.00 p.m. will consist of 1000 U.S. and Worldwide Collections. The U.S. “Collections & Various" of almost 400 lots begins with 14 lots estimate at over $10,000; “Postage and Modern Collections", large groupings of “Back-of-the-Book" with a separate Revenue section; “Possessions", and 140 “Postal History" lots with a section of 37 lots of “Advertising/Illustrated". It will continue with 160 Commonwealth country and general collections with Great Britain; and Canada & Provinces . The Foreign country collections are highlighted by China; France with Offices & Colonies; and Germany with specialized collections. This is followed by Foreign general collections. As always, the sale continues with Worldwide collections, topical collections, and a Postal History section.
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