Lot 182 France #16 Port Said, 1899 (November 25), registered cover from Port Said to Carpentras, France, franked with pair of 25c red overprinted “PORT-SAID VINGT-CINQ” on black 10c Sage definitives, tied by “PORT SAID EGYPT” double circle cancellations, backstamped with “LIGNE T PAQ.FP. No. 2” (27 Nov) octagonal transit marking and “AVIGNON, VAUCLUSE” (2 Dec) c.d.s. receiver, light vertical crease, else fine. (Sc. #16(x2), $275). Sold for C$450.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 201, Lubeck 1866 folded letter to Hammer, sold for C$351
Lot 201 Lubeck (German States) 1866 (Jan. 30) 1-1/4sch dark brown Coat of Arms, two singles on folded letter to Hammer, adhesives with ample to large margins, tied by black double-circle “Luebeck” c.d.s., reverse with next-day c.d.s. receiver, fine. Sold for C$300.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 128, Denmark 1929 registered airmail cover Brazil, sold for C$210
Lot 128 Denmark #C4, C6 1929 (December 29), registered airmail cover from Copenhagen to Porte Alegre, Brazil, franked with a pair of 50ø gray and a single 1k chocolate Air Post, each tied by “Kobenhavn” c.d.s., bearing registration and airmail etiquettes, endorsed “Par Avion: France – Amérique du Sud,” with “Rio do Sul 16.XI.29” receiver on reverse alongside oval “Hamburg-Sassnitz” (12 Jun) railroad transit, a fine transatlantic airmail usage conveyed via Germany and France. (Sc. #C4, C6). Sold for C$180.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 269, Heligoland 1890 registered cover to Hamburg, sold for C$321
Lot 269 Old German States Heligoland #13-16, 18 1890 (August 9), registered cover to Hamburg, franked with 5Pfg, 10Pfg, 20Pfg, 25Pfg, and 50Pfg bi-currency issues, each tied by “HELIGOLAND” double split-ring datestamps, Hamburg (10 Aug) c.d.s. arrival backstamp, very fine. (Sc. #16/19, 21; Mi. #13/16, 18). Sold for C$275.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 466, USA folded letter by Steamer from New Orleans to Cincinnati, sold for C$497
Lot 466 USA 1848 (February 19), “STEAMER GEN’L LAFEYETTE”, folded letter from New Orleans to Cincinnati, with printed “Prices Current” contents, datelined New Orleans, blue Louisville 10 (1 Mar) single-circle transit c.d.s., streaight-line STEAM and dual strikes of red oval “STEAMER GEN’L LAFEYETTE” on front, fine strikes of the uncommon Ohio River steamboat. (Milgram 497). Sold for C$425.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
