674 Indians/Indiens
| Lot No |
Type |
Description |
Reserve |
Estimate |
| 10364 |
ENT |
U.S.A. (1914) Indian squaw* holding armful of alfalfa. One cent illustrated postal card (O). "M.C. Peters Mill Company."
| $25 |
$30 |
| 10365 |
OBL |
(Image b)
U.S.A. (1932) Head of Indian. Fancy Cancel from Harrisburg, Ohio. Five marks in violet on registered cover.
| $140 |
$175 |
| 10366 |
OBL |
(Image b)
U.S.A. (1934) Indian brave* running with tomahawk. Fancy cancel from Indian, Virginia. Three strikes in black on registered envelope. One of only 5 such covers in existence!
| $275 |
$350 |
| 10367 |
OBL |
U.S.A. (1934) Indian Diggins. Envelope with cancelation of Indian Diggins, California and fancy cancel on 3c Mt Rainier stamp. Unusual!
| $20 |
$25 |
| 10368 |
ESS |
MONACO (1968) Indian Princess. Old man. Tomb. Full sheet of trial color proofs. Chateaubriand's "Atala". Scott No 703, Yvert No 763.
| $325 |
$400 |
| 10369 |
SPE |
GERMANY (1987) Apache chief Winnefou. MUSTER (Specimen) overprint. Fictional character of author Karl May. Scott No 1502, Yvert No 1146.
| $20 |
$25 |
U.S.A. (1862) Miners. Ship. Interesting Civil War Patriotic cover (Civil War Patriotic covers are considered to be historic documents and usually accepted in International Philatelic Exhibits) of the 14th New Hampshire regiment. Cover franked by a 3 cent Washington rose, Scott No 65, Yvert No 19 tied by circular date cancel of Nov. 28th from Washington, D.C. Patriotic covers were used to ridicule the South or as in this case to glorify the Northern army. Very good condition. Exhibit item!
GABON (1975) 1895 La Thomas Rogers locomotive. Indians attacking. Die proof in black signed by the engraver ANDREOTTO. Scott No C164, Yvert No PA164.
U.S.A. (1862) Bust of Washington surrounded by patriots, Indians. Unused Civil War patriotic cover with multi-color illustration.
