Stationery Registered Envelope, 1923 5d deep olive

1923 5d deep olive green, Format H, code A.S., fine used July 1924 from Dublin to Lon-don, far above average condition for this format. This is the first example of this code for the H format discover

Stationery Registered Envelope, 1922 5d light green format G, code EQ, used in March 1923 from Kilkenny to Lancashire, overall quite clean and neat, sound commercial use. FAI EU 1aG.

1922 5d light green format F, code EQ, fine used in May 1923 from Castleknock to Namur in Belgium, with addl. 3-line 1d Overprint to make up the European rate. FAI EU 1aF.

1922 5d light green format F, code EQ, very neatly used January 1923 from Cork to Ham-burg with faint German Currency Control cachet in violet, sound commercial use. EU 1aF.

1922 5d light green format G, very neatly used in January 1923 from Cork to Hamburg, upper left with matching provisional parcel registration label, with German Currency Control cachet in violet on th

Stationery Registered Envelope, 1943 5½d format G with black overlay print inside, fine used in 1944 to Dublin, the ATHY cancel in Irish showing the very scarce Roman "IIII" for April. FAI EU 3c

Stationery Registered Envelope, 1948 5½d Format F "LITIR" on pale buff, fine used in 1949 from Dublin to Birmingham, 6d fee paid for £25 declared value on the Customs label for sapphires. FA

Stationery Registered Envelope, 1947 5½d Format G on buff, sender's field with 3 dotted lines, superb used airmail in 1947 from Dublin to New York with 6½d additional franking. Very neat and

Stationery Registered Envelope, 1957 1/- format G with old reverse and correcting handstamp type II in purple, very fine used in 1958 from Dublin to Birmingham with 1/10 fee paid for declared £26

Transition, GB 5d orange format G, code M.P., neatly used on May 3+C525, 1922, from Ballycotton (Co. Cork) to Basel, arriving 3 days later (faster than now-a-days!), European letter rate made up with

Transition, GB 5d orange format F, code L.P. neatly used in May 1922 from Dublin to France with Dollard 1d Overprint, quite clean and very scarce.

Stationery Envelope, 1945 2½d brown on deep buff paper nicely up-rated with an O'Cleary set for the correct 1/3 airmail rate from Shannon Airport to Pennsylvania. Police mail! FAI U4c.

1922 5d light green format F code CQ, used Dec. 1922 with extra 1d Thom 'wide' Dublin to Marburg, reverse with fine violet German Currency Control cachet, slight wrinkle through the indicia. Altogethe

First half 19thC. No chips or cracks. Deep olive made in Lancaster NY. Purchased for $110 in April 1927 from Ira Reed Auction in Sellersville PA.

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Purchased from Ruth Webb Lee of Pittsford NY on Oct 2nd, 1930, for the sum of $65. There is a letter from Ms Lee outlining this sale along with other bottles off

First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. Deep olive-rare mold and color. Purchased from Frances Carey of Haddonfield NJ for $45 in April 1930.

Roman or Parthian Empire, ca. 1000 to 3000 CE. A very rare and quite striking glass cup in deep olive green, with 3 separate glass threads wrapped around the exterior, broken pontil on base. Size: 2-1

1926 Registered envelope from Dublin to Switzerland insured for £400, the extra franking of 10s 4½d including a bottom left corner block of 4 of the Thom Saorstát 2/6 from Setting 1 with R

Deep olive celadon bowl with two spiny fish circling one another in the center. Underside with molded lotus leaves. Unglazed foot rim. Approx. 8 1/4" diameter, 1 3/4" in height. Acquired in Asia in th

Beautiful flower incised design dish, deep olive green with caveato. Measures 35.5 cm diameter, 7.8 cm high.,Property of a private estate acquired prior to 1970

Java, ca. 12th-13th century AD. A rare example of very large proportions with deep olive-green patina. No clapper, as it was meant to be struck on the side. Ex: Brooklyn Museum (Accession Number TL199

Elihu Vedder American, 1836-1923 Windswept Olive Trees, Bordighera, Italy, 1866 inscribed with artist's mark and dated 1866 (lr); Signed Vedder and dated Bordighera / 1866 on the reverse Oil on canvas

PATTON, GEORGE SMITH. JR., 1885-1945. A single-sheet, three-page autograph letter signed "George Patton," to his father, George Smith Patton, II, on West Point stationery. With original envelope addre

Sam Francis (American / California 1923-1994), "Her Blue Deeps" 1972, lithograph on paper having splashes of dense color, pencil signed lower left and numbered 18/19 to the lower right, framed. Proven