Fort Leavenworth Postal Cover Group [151833]

Lot of two. Early -no dates. One 3 cent and one 6 cent stamp. Date: Country (if not USA): State: KansasCity: Fort LeavenworthProvenance: Gary Bracken Collection

Lot of 5. 1) Large letters Fort Scott K. T. Kansas became a state in 1861 making this pre-Civil war. 2-4) Corner advertising covers for the Fort Scott Nursery. Kansas Normal College in Fort Scott. Goo

25 postal covers! Includes one great full face advertising Harlow's Hotel Livery Stable and Corrals w/ 3- 1 cent Franklin Stamps. A cover in goldenrod color addressed to John Greiner, a notable Ohioan

Lot of 8. No contents. Includes: corner ad cover for La Plata Miner, pink envelope; Grand Hotel cc, 1887; pictorial cover Hotel Grand, 1894; JL Ufford & Co. cc, 1876; Stoiber Bros., Ore Samplers and B

Lot of 8. Includes: color pictorial corner cover for Fred. Mantey, 1901; Little Book Cliff Railway Co. cc, 1892; ML Allison County Clerk cc, 1884; Horace T. De Long cc, 1901; 1902 cover; La Court Hote

Lot of 4 for this Gunnison County town. 1) Tin Cup & Gold Hill Mining & Milling Co. ad cover, New Orleans cancel. 2) Others: 1894 cover; 1882 cover addressed to Tin Cup; and 1885 cover with Tin Cup ca

Lot of 5. 1) Summit, Colo. manuscript postmark, 1879. 3 cent adhesive and imprinted stamp. 2) Little Annie Mining Co., Summit, corner ad cover, 1877, with red cancel and killer. 3) Summitville 1893 co

Lot of 8. 1) Kokomo. Mining ghost town. Three corner covers: NB Noland, Deputy US Mineral Surveyor, Civil & Mining Engineer, 1881; Corinthian Lodge, F&AM, 1885; and The Ten Mile Mercantile Co., 1902.

Lot of 4. 1) Poncha Springs. Cover and letter, 1882. Oval postmark, faded. Letter is requesting butter and eggs. 2) Divide. (PO operated 1874-1885). 1880 cover with pink rectangular postmark. 3) Twin

Perhaps 200 postcards (philatelic) and postal covers from around the world although about 50 percent are from Canada and the US. This is a nice cross section of a little of everything. It includes unu

Lot of five postal covers, including a rare Bankers & Merchants Telegraph of Philadelphia. Also a United States Express Company cover.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Ken Prag Coll

Lot of 6. Lamar is in Prowers County in the SE corner of the state. Includes: Wm. I. Craddock, Real Estate, cc, 1888; Mrs. Howard C. Rood, Land Attorney, cc, 1889; MD Parmenter Commission Merchant cc;

Used Postal Stationery Envelope Cover Collection. Group of 70 postal history items starting with U1 all the way to mid 20th century usages, many are uprated with colorful frankings to foreign destinat

19th-20th century cover lot includes a specialized group of Danzig covers, Postal Cards and other unusual pieces. Lot is in an overflowing carton and needs some time to review.

A group of four postal covers flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', including: a Sieger 326Ba cover, Hamburg-Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 23, 1935, the address printed 'Compania Anilinas e Productos Chimicos

A nice group of three postal covers flown on the airship 'Graf Zeppelin', includes: a Sieger 226A cover flown on the Romanshorn-Brazil flight Aug. 19, 1933, with red 'Sudamerikafahrt' cachet and very

three covers with Confederate stamps, two tied to cover with postmark; over 20 other period covers, majority with Alabama relevance, some enclosures; Harden's Military Express wooden handstamp; cover

Various states and places

Large Group of Vintage US Postal Covers with Stamps including Special Days. Condition: Used

Group of Vintage International Postal Covers with Stamps including First Day Issue. Condition: Used

Large group of mid 19th-mid 20th c. postal covers, many Vermont towns including DPO discontinued post offices, Lake Champlain steamboat cancel, advertising, Civil War era patriotic cover, early stamps

Includes sone Lynchburg Billheads as well. Storage wear and some staining.

Group of signed and illustrated postal covers comprising 1.) Colorful Project Gemini cover printed by "Alfred Boerger Covers" and signed "Gus Grissom" with two circular hand stamp cancellations "Houst

Letter written by Frank E. Marsh of the 11th Vermont Heavy Artillery on April 6th, 1863 from Fort Slocum in New York. Four pages, postal cover addressed to Mr. Clarendon W. Tucker, East Calais, Vermon