1917 2c deep rose, type Ia, bottom Plate No. single, hinged at lower left, stamp n.h., v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 550
Estimate: $250
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Lot #2166 - United States 1917-29 Issues
Lot #2167 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1917 5c carmine, single error in strip of three (adjoining stamps are 2c), h.r., fine,
Cat. Val. $ 325
Estimate: $100
Lot #2168 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1918 $2 orange and black, well centered, vignette slightly shifted to bottom, h.r., v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 500
Estimate: $150
Lot #2169 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1918 $2 carmine & black, $5 deep green & black, l.h., the latter with tiny internal wrinkle, fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 270
Estimate: $150
Lot #2170 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1918 2c carmine, type VII, h.r., couple of tiny thin spots, still fresh and v.f., rare stamp, with 2007 PSE certificate (graded VG 50)
Cat. Val. $ 2,000
Estimate: $300
Lot #2171 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1919 2c carmine rose, type II, barest trace of a hinge, usual centering, with photocopy of a 1989 PSE certificate for a block of four from which this originated,
Cat. Val. $ 2,700
Estimate: $500
Lot #2172 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 Rotary Perf. 11, 1c green, unused without gum, exceptionally well centered, tiny corner perforation crease at lower left, still v.f., with 2009 PFC. It is believed that fewer than 20 exist in any unused state (a small quantity of 1c Rotary Press stamps was perf. 11 at the end of 1922, using remainder sheets from the earlier experimental printings that were normally perforated in 10 gauge or 10/11 compound gauge. Its existence as a perf...
Lot #2173 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 8c olive green, bottom Plate No. Block of six, l.h., fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 575
Estimate: $150
Lot #2174 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 9c rose, left margin Plate No. Block of six, n.h., v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 375
Estimate: $150
Lot #2175 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 25c deep green and 30c olive brown, top and bottom Plate No. Blocks of six, h.r., some gum skips, fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 625
Estimate: $200
Lot #2176 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 50c lilac, top Plate No. Block of six, h.r., fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 550
Estimate: $150
Lot #2177 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 $2 blue, top margin Plate No. Block of six, l.h., well centered, fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 700
Estimate: $250
Lot #2178 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1922 $5 carmine & blue, top Plate No. Arrow Block of eight, l.h., well centered, diagonal creases, fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 2,500
Estimate: $750
Lot #2179 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1923 Rotary Press Printing, 1c and 2c perforated 11x10, top margin Plate No. and Star blocks of four, 1c n.h., 2c l.h., scissors separated perforations at left, scarce pair of Rotary Plate Blocks,
Cat. Val. $ 2,300
Estimate: $500
Lot #2180 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1923 Rotary Press Printing, 1c-10c perforated 10, Plate No. Blocks of four, 1c, 2c, 3c and 6c l.h., balance n.h., fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 3,570
Estimate: $750
Lot #2181 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1923 Rotary perf. 11, 1c green, unused part original gum, h.r., natural straight edge at top, thins, otherwise fine and attractive centering for this difficult issue with perfs clear (often found with perfs in), with 1959 PFC and 2010 PSE certificates, One of the rarest 20th Century United States stamps in unused condition (the 1c green, Scott's 594, is waste from a horizontal rotary printing used to make coils. At the beginning or end of a...
Lot #2182 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1923 Rotary perf. 11, 2c Harding, top sheet margin single, sharp impression, machine cancel, small faults mentioned on the accompanying 2002 PSE certificate, fine appearance (Warren G. Harding, the 29th President, died in San Francisco on August 2, 1923 and a Harding memorial stamp, printed in black was rushed into production). The first flat plate printing (Scott's 610) was issued on September 1, 1923, in his home town of Marion, Ohio,...
Lot #2183 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1925 13c green, 17c black, left Plate No. Blocks of six, h.r., fine-v.f.,
Cat. Val. $ 460
Estimate: $150
Lot #2184 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1928 2c carmine, Type II, l.h., v.f., with 2008 graded (VF-XF 85) PSE certificate,
Cat. Val. $ 300
Estimate: $200
Lot #2185 - United States 1917-29 Issues
1929 Kansas-Nebraska, complete sets of plate number blocks of four, 8c and 10c Kansas l.h., others n.h., fresh and mostly fine or better, scarce complete,
Cat. Val. $ 9,595
Estimate: $2500
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