U.S. & Worldwide Stamps & Postal History
May 4-5, 2005

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #807
FRANCE
1827, 17.1., FL from Nantes to Canton, arriving at Kedgere where it received a boxed "Kedgere Post Office Ship Letter" hs, via the Cape route to Calcutta where it was rated for the incoming ship mail. On 2.5.1828 the letter was sent back toFrance via the Cape and Le Havre where it arrived 20.6.1829. A fine and well travelled cover to China
Envelope
Price Realized
$475.00

Lot #808
FRANCE
1849-50 10c bistre brown, unused with large part original gum, margins all around, couple of tiny natural inclusions, v.f. (YT 1)
*
Catalog #1
Catalog Value Euro 1,700
Price Realized
$1,050.00

Lot #809
FRANCE
1849-50 20c black on white, unused with full original gum, margins all around, v.f. (YT 3a)
*
Catalog #3
Catalog Value Euro 535
Price Realized
$230.00

Lot #810
FRANCE
1850-70 selection of 27 used stamps, values 1c-1fr, all more or less defective, high cat. value
Catalog #2/21,38/48
Price Realized
$240.00

Lot #811
FRANCE
1862-71 1c olive green, strip of five, margins mostly all around, used together with perf. 20c ultramarine on 1871 FL from Paris to Rouen, v.f., scarce combination
Envelope
Catalog #26,38
Price Realized
$450.00

Lot #812
FRANCE
1894 registered cover franked with 30c Type Sage, used from Paris via San Francisco to Hawaii, U.S. registration label added in San Francisco, Honolulu May 10, 1894 arrival pmk, some toning, otherwise fine cover to an unusualdestination, with additional transit pmks on back
Envelope
Unsold
Lot #813
FRANCE
1923 (?) unissued design, small die proof in black, showing bridge and railroad, v.f., rare
E
Price Realized
$130.00

Lot #814
FRANCE
1924 Olympics ppc (Discus), franked with 30c and 50c, special Olympic Village ("Colombes Village Olympique") pmks, Paris address label, v.f., rare
Envelope
Price Realized
$725.00

Lot #815
FRANCE
1924 Olympics, 30c stationery card, cancelled "Colombes Stade Olympique" 24.7.24, also boxed "Jeux Olympiques Mai a Juillet 1925" datestamp, addressed to Le Havre, v.f. and rare
Envelope
Price Realized
$900.00

Lot #816
FRANCE
1929 Joan of Arc, die proof in blue, with blue color background, v.f., rare
P
Catalog #245P
Price Realized
$140.00

Lot #817
FRANCE
1931 Colonial Exposition, 1.50fr three diff. die proofs, various colors, v.f.
P
Catalog #261P
Price Realized
$260.00

Lot #818
FRANCE
1948 United Nations, perf. and gummed souv. sheet of two, n.h., v.f. (Ceres 818-19)
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Catalog #605-6var
Catalog Value Euro 600
Price Realized
$250.00

Lot #819
FRANCE
1953 Coat of Arms, 2fr and 3fr two diff. composite signed artist proofs on thin card, black background, v.f. and rare
P
Catalog #737-38P
Price Realized
$250.00

Lot #820
FRANCE
1958 Unesco, nine imperf. blocks of four (4x20fr, 5x35fr), all diff. gummed trial color proofs, eight multicolor, n.h., v.f.
Box P
Catalog #893-94P
Price Realized
$850.00

Lot #821
FRANCE
1958 Unesco, 20fr and 35fr, selection of four artist signed die proofs, two of each, various stages, fine-v.f., rare
P
Catalog #893-94P
Price Realized
$800.00

Lot #822
FRANCE
Semi-Postals.
1914-1980 Red Cross, stamps and booklets from 1953 on, not complete but with many better items, mostly v.f.
Booklet *
Price Realized
$180.00

Lot #823
FRANCE
Semi-Postals.
1918 Red Cross, tied on cover by "Congres de la Paix" Versailles cds & sent to Paris, also another cover with the Red Cross adhesive, registered from St.Germain en Laye Congress De La Paix, franked with a combination of French, Belgian andItalian stamps, fine-v.f.
Envelope
Catalog #B11
Price Realized
$120.00

Lot #824
FRANCE
Semi-Postals.
1942 French Legion, imperf. collective proof sheetlet of two, v.f. (Ceres 565-66)
P
Catalog #B147-58P
Catalog Value Euro 225
Price Realized
$140.00

Lot #825
FRANCE
Semi-Postals.
1942 French Legion, three diff. artist die proofs, one in brick red, another in black (signed by Eric who designed the issue), last one hand-colored and signed by Gandon (the engraver), v.f.
P
Catalog #B147-48P
Price Realized
$300.00

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