| 1) Peter Coe collection of Columbian Exposition
stamps on cover, postal cards (including
Koehler cards) & postal stationery
including
scarce destinations, registered, advertising,
supplementary mail & paquebot uses
and
World's Fair Station cancels both duplex
and machine. Link to scans: bdtmdnws 2) Lars Boettger award-winning exhibit of eastbound & westbound USA - European mails 1807 - 1850 including pioneer steamships; maiden, final & interrupted voyages; discriminatory, retaliatory, restored and treaty rates; and scarce origins & destinations. Link to scans: 4bnx3f4z 3) Nick Kirke award-winning exhibit of New York City Foreign Mail (NYCFM) many of them illustrated in his book which recently won the Royal Philatelic Society's Crawford Medal. Included are 1861s, 1869s & large banknotes with scarce destinations, scarce fancy cancels, incoming from abroad, supplementary mail, Wells Fargo & early numeral duplexes. Most have detailed provenances including Van Vlissingen-Waud, Weiss, Ainsworth, Landau & Brown. And many come with Philatelic Foundation certificates. Link to scans: e72m6asf 4) Inland Waterways name-of-ship markings: stampless, 1851s,1857s & postal stationery uses chosen for their quality and scarcity mainly purchased from William Bilden in the early 1970s (many from the Hall auction) Link to scans: 3cc9c66k 5) Roger Castle specialized collection of New York City domestic and foreign uses 1786 - 1881 including Confederation period, pioneer steamships, maiden & final voyages, retaliatory rates, scarce origins & destinations, depreciated currency, registered, NYCFMs fancy cancels, etc. Link to scans: mubsxzak 6) USA mail to Germany 1861 - 1909 including stampless, advertising, auxiliary & forwarding, registered, back-of-the-book and Possessions Link to scans: 4f3md9d5 |
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