Stationery Registered Envelope, 1947 5½d Format G

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, 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.

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, 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

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, 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

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.

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 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

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.

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

CURRIER and IVES, publishers  The Express Train, n.d. (G. 1947).  Small format lithograph with hand coloring, on wove paper, matted and framed, 252 x 382 mm sheet. Some rippling to sheet

Transition, GB 4½d magenta format F, code L.Q. neatly used in January 1922 from Cork to London with Thom "Wide" ½d, clean and and very scarce.

G.B. used in Ireland, 1859 1d pink postal stationery envelope used to Dublin with a good to fine strike of the rare Kingstown/189 "Trollope" Duplex, back flap roughly opened and re-folded at the top,

Signed letter from Margaret Truman on White House Stationery. Dated December 27, 1947, with Envelope. COA Included from store in Texas. Came from an avid celebrity autograph collector and believed to

S Gauge. 1946 & 47 versions are clean with light spine wear, 1948 has very light foxing on cover, but has its mailing envelope. None have the center crease common to these. Nice examples!

Frances F. Cleveland (1864-1947) First Lady.6” x 7” autograph letter signed, “Devotedly Mother”, personal stationery, December 18, 1921, to her youngest son, Francis. The original envelope whi

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

Group of 114 Mexico Silver Pesos, 16 - 1920s 0.72 Silver, Weight 16.6 g, 46 - 1930s 0.72 Silver, Weight 16.6 g, 38 - 1940-1945 0.72 Silver, Weight 16.6 g, 2 - 1947 0.500 Silve

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

(PRESIDENTS.) Group of 5 Documents Signed, each as President: John Quincy Adams * Millard Fillmore * Woodrow Wilson (2) * Warren G. Harding. Format and condition vary. Washington, vd Adams. "J.Q. Adam

GEORGINA KLITGAARDNew York, 1893-1976“The Mountain, Bearsville, New York, 1947”. Signed lower right “G. Klitgaard”. Titled on labels verso.Oil on canvas, 42” x 34”. Framed 50” x 41”.

CURRIER and IVES, publishers The Great Fire at Chicago, 1871. (G. 2835). Large-format lithograph with hand-coloring heightened in gum arabic, on wove paper, 20 3/4 x 28 1/4-in., some minor toning, pal