Lot
814 
Clifton, Ariz., Registered, Dec 15, 1905 (Graham), purple cds (Meyer 13B, rarity 6) on 1904, 2¢ red entire to Chicago, Ill., uprated with 1902, 8¢ violet black tied by Clifton duplex postmark (type 13), receiving backstamp, Very Fine, this being one of two examples recorded of this registry marking. Estimate $200 - 300.
Lot
815
Cline A.T., 2-18-97 (Gila), manuscript postmark (Meyer 2, rarity 6) on illustrated pen nibbs ad return cover to Alexandria, Va., franked with manuscript canceled 2¢ red (natural s.e.), additional illustrated ad on reverse for musical instruments; cover file fold at bottom, Very Fine, one of two known manuscript postmarks from Cline. Estimate $200 - 300.
Lot
816
Courtland, Ariz, 4/12/09 (Cochise), manuscript postmark (Meyer A, rarity 6) tying 2¢ red on cover to Tombstone, reverse with Bisbee transit and receiving postmark; cover edge nicks and reduction at left, otherwise Very Fine, the first and only provisional manuscript postmark from Cortland. Estimate $200 - 300.
The Cortland P.O. was opened early in 1909. They received their first handstamp postmark shortly after this cover was posted.
Realized: $170
Lot
817
Cullings, Ariz., Oct 23, 1899 (Maricopa), light yet fully discernible strike of cds (Meyer 1, rarity 8) used as receiver, on reverse of liquor corner card cover from Prescott, Ariz. addressed to "Cullums Wells, via Congress", franked with 1¢ green pair tied by partial Prescott cds, additional Congress transit on reverse; cover slightly reduced at right slightly into right stamp, F.-V.F., this is the only known postmark from Cullings. Estimate $400 - 600.