Lot
1103 
Interlaken, Colo., Aug 13, 1894 (Lake), full clear cds on 2¢ Columbian entire to Boston, Mass. with receiving backstamp; missing backflap, otherwise Very Fine, a scarce and late usage as it is believed that this office ceased to operate on April 21, 1894. Estimate $150 - 200.
Realized: $525
Lot
1104
Irwin, Gunnison Co., Colorado, Oct 11, 1888 (Gunnison), violet cds and fancy star handstamp tying 2¢ Banknote on fresh cover to Powder Horn, Col., Extremely Fine. Estimate $100 - 150.
Realized: $130
Lot
1105
Julesburgh, Col. T., Sep 14, clear strike of cds on 3¢ pink (U58) entire to York Mich.; repaired faults and reduced at left, Fine and scarce. Estimate $150 - 200.
The Julesburgh post office operated simultaneously with Fort Sedgwick from August 1866 to August 31, 1868, when it was again closed. It reopened April 8, 1869 and was closed yet again November 27, 1871.
Realized: $100
Lot
1106
Kit Carson, Colo., Apr 15 (Jarrett 162), sharp strike of cds duplexed with cork cancel on 3¢ green entire to St. Louis Mo., original letter datelined "Kit Carson Col. Ter., April 13th 1872" from F.C. Zummerman written in German, Very Fine and choice example of this desirable territorial cds. Estimate $300 - 400.
Realized: $180
Lot
1107
Kraft, Colo., Feb 18, 1887 (Chaffee), blue cds with matching fancy star in circle handstamp canceling 1882, 2¢ red brown on cover to Gunnison, Col., partial receiver on reverse; some contemporary cover notations and slightly reduced at right, Very Fine. Scott No. 210 Estimate $300 - 400.