Sale 49: The Fall Sale

Lot 370    

Canal Zone, 1924, 1¢ deep green, flat "A", "ZONE" inverted, bottom left pane, position 30, the single error in a complete sheet of 100, o.g. with wax interleaving affixed, some perf separations and facial scuff on one stamp near bottom, otherwise Fine.
Scott No. 71b    $350 for single.

Realized: $60

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Lot 371    

Canal Zone, 1924, 2¢ carmine, flat "A", second printing, in combination with 1926, 5¢ blue, tied by "Cristobal, C.Z., Mar 13, 1926" duplex postmarks on cover addressed to New York City, Very Fine and scarce.
Scott No. 73+86    Estimate $75 - 100.

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Lot 372 /o   

Cuba, Postal Card, 1899, 1c on 1¢ black on buff, no period after "1c", mint and used, Very Fine. UPSS No. S1a $225.
Scott No. UX1a    $115.

Realized: $55

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Lot 373    

Cuba, Postal Card, 1899, 1c on 1¢ black on buff, no period after "Peso", used, Very Fine, scarce variety. Scott No. UX1b.
UPSS No. S1b    $125.

Realized: $40

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Lot 374    

Danish West Indies, 1903, 2¢ carmine, in combination with U.S. 1916, 1¢ green tied by "Christianstead, Saint Croix, Sep 17, 1917" duplex postmark on locally addressed cover, Very Fine, mixed U.S. & D.W.I. franking where accepted between March 31 and September 30, 1917 after the U.S. purchased the islands.
Scott No. 29+U.S. 462    Estimate $100 - 150.

Realized: $65

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Lot 375    

Danish West Indies, 1908, 10b red, showing plate scratch at bottom center of design, in combination with U.S. 1908, 1¢ green tied by "Culebra, P.R., Oct 17, 1910" postmark on postal card to Provincetown, Mass., addressed aboard the "U.S. Hannibal"; 10b stamp with tear at top, otherwise Very Fine, a very rare mixed franking usage, ex Laird.
Scott No. 44+U.S. 331    Estimate $200 - 300.

Realized: $105

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