The Philatelic West: 1919

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by  Nebraska Philatelic Society

SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA, U. S. A.
Volume 75 No. 2
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Coins, Autographs, Miscellaneous Curios
1918 Lincoln Centennial half-dollar, unc.$1.25
10 cowrie shells used for money in Africa, fine.25
Dahomey leather powder holder, 5 wooden compartments, ornamented
with cowrie shells, very curious . 1.50
%
Miscellaneous lot of ten assorted small curios.50
Another lot of 5, better and larger . 1.00
Large 8 in. bullet mold for musket ball, wooden handle, fine.75
Chinese pink glass bracelet, fine .50
Turkish mache papier tobacco box, ornamented in -bright colors, fine.50
7 in. sawfish’s saw, fine .35
Section of Atlantic cable, made into paper weight, 1 in. long, diameter
2*4 in., fine .75
100 perfect Indian arrow heads. 3.50
5 perfect granite celts, assorted sizes . .•.. 1.75
6% in. Zuni rain god, clay, very good . 1.25
Bronze candle stick, 18 in. high standing on ornamental 8 in. base, holder
inlaid with green glass, fine . 2.50
id
Another, standing on plain 6 in. base, 19 in. high, holder ornamented
with green glass, slightly broken . 1.50
“Moorehead’s Pre-Historic Indian Relics” 165 pp., hundreds of cuts,
#
paper, new, the best low-priced book on Indian relics .75
% Set of 10 Chicago World’s Fair tickets, beautifully engraved portraits
of Washington, Lincoln, Franklin, etc., new, the set.4 0
Large Chinese bronze seal ornamented with dragons, numerous Chinese
characters, fine .r. 1.00
10 different copper 10 cash pieces of various Chinese Provinces, fine.50
Confederate $100.00 coupon bond, fine .50
Confederate $500.00 coupon bond, fine .75
100 different foreign copper nickel and brass coins. 2.25
1795 U. S. silver dollar, very good . 3.75
9 in. leather powder flask, embossed on front with hunting scene, fine. . .75
Pair of small English heel spurs, fine .75
Thos. Jefferson and Jas. Madison, parchment document signed, with
% great seal of IT. S. attached, very fine. 4.50
Jas. Madison and R. Smith, Secy, of State, parchment document signed
$
with great seal of U. S. attached, very fine. 3.00
Jas. Monroe and J. Q. Adams, .parchment document signed with great
seal of U. S. attached, very fine. 3.50
Andrew Jackson and Edw. Livingston, Secy, of State, parchment docu¬
flr
ment with great seal of XT. S. attached, very fine. 5.00
John Adams and Timothy Pickering, Secy, of State, large paper docu¬
ment with great seal of U. S. attached, fine. 8.50
Our new 100 page Fixed Price List No. 24 is just out, sent free to col¬
lectors upon receipt of postage. Coins and autographs postpaid, regis¬
tration extra, curios and Indian relics, postage or express extra.
Coins, bills and medals postpaid. Curios, etc.,
express or parcel post extra. Registration cr
insurance extra. Selling list free.
St. Louis Stamp & Coin Co.
115 N. Eleventh St.,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
PHILATELIC WEST 1
MONEY LOANED
NEW ISSUES
ON STAMPS,
STAMP COLLECTIONS,
Unused
COINS, CURIOS, ANTIQUES,
Entire Collections Purchased Netherland Dues y2c, .01; lc.$0.01
J. S. $5.00 1807.v. 9.00 l%c, .02; 2%c.. . .02
U. S. $3.00 Gold.$5.00 3c, .02; 4c.03
U. S. $1.00 Gold. 2.50 5c, .03; 7^c.05
U. S. Dollar 1798 or 1799_3.00
10c, .06; 12 y2c. . . .07
U. S. y2 Dollar, 1806, or 1807 1.10
15c, .08; 25c.13
U. S. y2 Dollar Pan Pacific.. 1.50
4%c, .02; 6%c.. . .03
y2 Dollar Illinois Centennial. 1.25
Panama 1916 2c.03
U. S. H Dollar, 1805 or 1807 .90
1918 12c, .15; 15c.20
U. S. dime, 1834, 35 or 36.20
24c 32
U. S. 3 cent silver.10
U. S. cent 1794 . 1.00 1915 y2c rose.03
U. S. cent 1798 35 Papua 1911 2p, .06; 4p.11
U. S. cent 1802 .30 Peru 1917 1 on 4c.02
U. S. cent 1812 .25
U. S. Cents, 20 different dates 1918 lc, .01; 2c.02
before 1857 . 1.00 4c, .04; 5c.05
U. S. y> Cent, 18c; 5 different 8c, .07; 10c.09
12c .10
dates . 90
Philippine 1911 2c, .02; 4c.03
Two different Cuban bills ... .10
6c, .04; 8c.06
Large Japanese oval coin.10
10c, .07; 12c.08
Mexican Bills $1, $5, $10.15 16c, .11; 26c.17
8 So. Dearborn St. Fred /Wichael Chicago, Illinois
A small collection of 600 varieties “Improved Premier Bonanza”
of stamps, mounted alphabeti¬
cally .$1.00
CONTAINS
15 varieties San Francisco Pre¬ different postage stamps ONLY.
cancels . 25 95 per cent are postally used and
125 varieties California Postmarks, free of paper. Others are mint,
clear and cut 2x4, for.25 o. g. Catalog anywhere from lc to 60c
each—many commoner kinds left out en¬
150 var. U. S. stamps, including
tirely while better kinds cataloging from
envelopes and revenues ..50
•3, 5 to 10, 12, 15, 25 and 30c each are
215 var. Forein stamps in pairs,
found throughout. Wonderful — Im¬
nice lot . $1.00
mense—Real Value in Quality postage
A lot of 50 Precancelled Battleship
stamps—NONE BEING TORN OR
revenues (1898), 15 or more vari¬
DAMAGED. Built from our own stock
eties, including several l%c....$1.00
to give genuine satisfaction to the deal¬
Charles E. Jenney, Box 263 er, collector or exchanger. Catalog's
$30 00. 6
Colfax, Calif.
High values, really scarce stamps,
surcharged and War stamps. Nice show¬
CANADIAN REVENUES ing British, Trench, Dutch and Portu¬
and Entires my Specialty guese Colonies. Old “classics” from
Prance, Italy, Mexico, Panama, Spain,
Referen ces
etc. Desirable bi-colored, commemor-
Mrs. E. W. Oughtred, atives, jubilees, pictorial and parcel post
380 Claremont Ave., Westmount, stamps galore.
Quebec, Canada.
$3.60 $3.60
STAMPS ON APPROVAL. BUY YOUR LOT NOW—no chance for
Desirable stamps on approval. loss or disappointment—our ABSOLUTE
Priced right. Reference. GUARANTEE of “money back if vou
want it” PROTECTS YOU.
P. J. Terrell, SPA 2971,
Powell Stamp Co., 58? Slum Late, Iowa
Box 563, Atlanta, Ga.—38
2 PHILATELIC WEST
Australian Stamps
FREE
Send $2 International Money Order for
SPECIAL TRIAL LOT
OF AUSTRALIANS
(Worth over $5.00)
and get TWO Rare QUEENSLAND Stamps catalogued by SCOTTS 1916—
at $1 each
FREE
Only one lot to each customer. Illustrated Catalogue and Monthly Bargain
List post free
(Established 15 years) Well known to U. S. Collectors and Dealers
W. H. ROBINSON
Headquarters for Australian Stamps
282 Queen Street, Brisbane (5-6) Queensland (Australia)
JOIN THIS ONE
British Postmarks
Fifteen used stamps accepted, in¬
cluding 10c coin with return post¬
age, and your membership will be
ON ONE PENNY RED
printed and mailed you immediate¬
ly. No other Card Exchange like Selected for Legibility
ours. of Postmark
CARD & STAMP EXCHANGE Mounted Collection 650 Varieties $10.00
Bryn Mawr ... Washington 300 varieties.$2.25
200 varieties. 125
100 varieties.50
60 stamps mounted in approval 50 varieties.25
book .$0.26 50c Parcel Post U. S. 30c per dozen
20 stamps mounted on sheet.10 50c Violet U. S. 15c per dozen.
Order early and avoid the rush. Chromite, specimen 25c.
W. E. BERG, Molybdenum “rare” 25c.
Gold dust “real stuff,” 25c, 50c, $1.0#
Tioga North Dakota
Postage on above extra
One-cent Approvals for Reference
W. C. BARTLETT
Le Moine, California 92
100 Letterheads, 35c.; 100 Envelopes,
30c.; 100 statements, 25c.; 100 business I OFFER SEVERAL HUNDRED
cards, 25c.; 100 envelope slips, 90c. Print¬ ACRES LAND IN MINNESOTA EX¬
ing samples for stamp. Goods taken in CHANGE FOR DEALERS’ STOCK OR
exchange for printing. McCreery’s GOOD COLLECTIONS. (U. S. PRE¬
Printery, Chatham, Ont., Canada. FERRED). NO TRASH WANTED. IF
INTERESTED WRITE FOR PARTIC¬
1919 EDITION SCOTT’S CATALOGUE ULARS, STATING FULLY WHAT YOU
HAVE TO OFFER.
Cloth Bound $1.25. Postage Extra
Order Now. Pay Upon Receipt TOM BRADLEY,
MILTON HUBSCH, 1112*4 East Second Street
Mount Vernon, New York Duluth, Minnesota. 93
PHILATELIC WEST
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As Canadian Representative %
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of this, the only real, Worth While, &
collectors journal, I/ solicit your
Jifir. ’
%? kind patronage for both renewals
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and new subscriptions and also ad¬
vertising space.
?»r Rates found elsewhere in this issue.
To everyone sending me their Money Order (prom¬
ises not negotiable) I will send a nice premium, well
jfc. worth while.
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J. A. KIRKPATRICK sndavie Av«,
TORONTO* CANADA
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Canadian Representative “The Philatelic West”
# “Universal Correspondence Club” of Danmark
C. P. A.—MEMBER—M. P. A.
Sometimes I have good stamps for sale and exchange. L,et’s get
acquainted.
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PARCEL POST STAMPS Stamps For Sale and Exchange
1911-1912
Union and South African, send 25
1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 50c, one set only
cents for “African Packet.”
90c.
JOS. BOWEN W. J. Ervart, Jr., 99 Cornkill St., Berea
Box 128, Murray, Ollio Dundee Natal, South Africa.
IF YOU HAVEN’T TRIED
Tried our exchang-e be sure to do so at once. Send in a book of your good
duplicates marked at your lowest net prices. We exchange on net basis only.
This protects you. We will allow you 85 percent of the amount of stamps
you send in exchange from other books from our circuits. 7,000 varieties now
in the exchange and new members joining daily. Look up ad in Mekeel’s
Weekly.
Special departments for Pre-Caneelled and Minor Varieties. Always send
your want list with your first books. We try to send you what you want.
If you will request us to send you an approval selection we will send you
two landy Panama stamps free. References required from everyone for both
exchange and approvals.
ELK STAMP EXCHANGE, St. Marys, Penna.
Note. See our other ad in this paper.
4 PHILATELIC WEST
SUPPLIES FOR
SMALL DEALERS
We have just prepared samples and issued a new price list quoting prices
on all kinds of printed supplies for small dealers, on stamps in mixtures, stamps
at lc, 2c, 3c and up, stamps on approvals ready mounted, packets, sets, small al¬
bums, etc. We have also prepared a special ready printed price list that any small
dealer can use. Read this list and get samples at once.
POUR PAGE PRICE LIST. A neat illustrated four page price list listing 14
different packets, 60 different sets, hinges. Blank approval sheets and books and a
neat 10c album.
In this list you will find that we have included just the things you want to
offer for every item is such that it can be carried in stock at a very small cost.
FOURTEEN PACKETS ranging from a 100 variety packet at 10c to packets
of different groups of countries at 25c each.
SIXTY SETS of stamps at 10c per set.
Every set and every packet can be readily made from any average stock and
all are liberal value to the buyer. The list also offers Blank Approval sheets and
Books, Hinges, etc. A crackerjack list for any dealer.
Besides the price list we offer also:
A neat printed letter head or correspondence paper. An excellent printed en¬
velope for mailing out your letters. Blank Approval sheets and books for mount¬
ing stamps. Index cards for keeping accounts with approval customers. Approval
sheet return blanks. Packet Envelopes. Slips for mounting sets. Perforation and
Millimetre Gauge. Small envelopes for keeping stock. Stamp Hinges, etc Also
an excellent small 6x9 album to retail at 10c.
In our wholesale price list we quote you wholesale prices on all the above
goods and we also offer you mixed stamps of various countries by the 100 We
offer the packets and sets in quantities of three or ten of a kind. We offer you
ready mounted approval sheets, a list of 18 different sheets embracing all countries
and we offer other goods that will interest the small dealer.
We want to get in touch with every small dealer who is buying in small lots
either for mail or home trade. We want you to order a set of the samples of
printed matter that we offer in this list and get a copy of our wholesale price list.
Send 10c in stamps and receive a full line of the printed samples and price list.
Any bustling young man can buy from this list and make money with which
to add to his own collection. An investment of from $5.00 to $25.00 will give you
a nice start to do local trade and any hustler can double his money.
If you can’t raise the necessary cash for an investment in a
supply of these lists and the goods offered therein, make a busi¬
ness proposition to Dad and get him to help you finance the matter
for a start. Anyhow send 10c for samples but don’t expect a lot
of stamps for your dime. The samples are worthless to anyone
who is not interested in what we offer but we must charge 10c for
them to keep away the crowd that is always looking for something
for nothing.
We do not attempt to do a general wholesale business but we do carry in
stock all goods offered in our wholesale list and to those who become buyers we
will send from time to time special lists of stamps which we have in sufficient
quantity to offer at wholesale.
Get busy now and let us hear from you as the big busv season is
just in front of you and everybody has plenty of money to spend.
George W. LINN Company
COLUMBUS, OHIO
PHILATELIC WEST 5
Cash foryour Stamps
Through my frequent AUCTION SALES I offer the
opportunity of disposing of your collection or really good
duplicates, for the FULL MARKET VALUES—more
than any dealer can afford to pay, as a rule.
Before selling any really good lots of stamps it will pay
you to write me.
I am also always open to buy collections, or good du¬
plicates, outright for SPOT CASH.
B. L. Voorhees, LaGrange, III.
ROESSLER’S STAMP NEWS SUBSCRIBE TO THE PROTECTIVE
BULLETIN
A. C. R. Stamp News. Regular Edi¬
The Protective Bulletin is the only
tion. News and bargains for collectors.
philatelic paper issued which is intend¬
Ads of leading dealers. Costs 35c for ed solely to expose fraud and forgeries.
12 issues. It has already saved numbers of collect¬
ors many dollars which would have been
spent on worthless trash—-it can do the
Dealers’ Edition
same for you.
Dealers’ Edition. Mostly wholesale. Don’t put it off—you owe it to your¬
Goes to every principal wholesaler in self to take this paper. Subscription is
25c per year, and can be paid in 1, 2,
world. Good for small dealers, ex¬
or 3c stamps.
changers, swappers, traders, etc. 12 is¬ FIDELITY STAMP CO.
sues for 25c.
2135 Porter St.
Philadelphia, Penna,
AIR PLANE STAMP NEWS
Airplane Stamp News: Bargains and
Desirable Collections
bits of news of this highly profitable
and popular side-line. 25 issues for 25c. Argentina, 40 diff., 35c; 66 diff., $1.25.
A. C. ROESSLER Austria, 60 diff., 30c.; 115 diff., $1.50.
Belgium, 50 diff., 50c.; Canada, 50 diff.,
East Orange, New Jersey 53c.
Japan, 50 diff., 40c.; Great Britain, 40
WANTED diff., 25 c.
Fine copies, postage only, no revenues
United States and foreign stamps or
or junk. Best value in America. Or¬
original covers. Also want 25 of eacl ders under 50c postage extra. U. S.
Brazil Nos. 162 to 165, 172, 173, 186, 187
cash or postage stamps accepted.
188, 195, 196 and 197. Can also us<
W. R. Brown,
these if on covers. What have you tc
offer? H. N. HAAS 15 Prince Rupert Avenue,
S17 W. 5th St. Hastings, Nebr Toronto ..... Canada
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PHILATELIC WEST
Absolutely Absolutely
Unpicked Unsolicited
“A Few Actual Testimonials are
St. Mary’s Mission Stamps
Better Than a Thousand -
Nothing Taken Out
Arguments.”
Hugo P. W. Janowski, Milwaukee,
Less Than 4c the 1000 Stamps
writes: “The sample purchase meet with
Now accumulated 20,000 LBS. whicli my entire satisfaction. Enclosed is
have been gathered by individuals, check for fifty pounds more.”
schools, firms, and sent to St. Mary’s “I have bought many lots of the mis¬
Mission House, the headquarters for the sion mixture and use them for precan-
cells only and they pay out well every-
wide-world organization, the Society of
time.”—Pred S. Raff, Chicago.
the Divine Word, located ten miles north
of Chicago, Illinois. “The mission lot was the best I ever
had. Enclosed is check for two more
The undersigned has secured the ex¬ bags.’’W. E. Scripture, Jr., Lawyer, Rome,
clusive salesright—solicits all orders and New York.
transfers them the day of receipt to the “Mission stamps received and much
mission house for fulfillment DIEECT- pleased with them.”—A. J. Harris, Haw¬
TO-YOU whieh assures you of getting kins, Texas.
absolutely unpicked weight stamps— “Enclosed is M. O. for another lot of
never saw a dealer’s face and the “pick¬ mission stamps to be sent direct-to-me.
ings”—the “finds”—are in these lots for Last lot filled a big wooden box and my
buyers first-hand. spare time is spent “fishing” for shades
Being sold unpicked and as received, of the 4-5-6-8-9-11-15-20-30-50-$l and $2
nothing definite can be guaranteed to be values. “Speared” a number of good for¬
in any individual bag. but one is most eign so far. I only hope the next lot will
certain of securing many pleasant sur¬ prove as interesting.”—August Fleck,
prises in the way of odd cancellations, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
government and private perforations, im¬ Francisco Bidegain, Buffalo, N. Y.,
perforates, watermarks, plate numbers, writes: “The St. Mary’s mission stamps
blocks, shades, parcel post, dues, higher pleased greatly and in going over them
values, revenues, commemoratives, to again I have found many good thing's I
say nothing of the many regular varie¬ overlooked before. Biggest snap I ever
ties. Said to have a good sprinkling of got.”
foreign throughout from most parts of Fred Gutjahr, stamp dealer, Jersey
the world in the proportion to the others City, N. J.:—“Precancells more than paid
on hand at the time of the general mix¬ for entire purchase and I secured enough
ing together of different sendings—this clean stamps that should net me $50.00
point makes these especially attractive on my approvals.”
to those interested in FBECANCELS as In only TEN POUNDS of the St. Mary
a nice variety is sure to be had. mission stamps I found fully 3.000 vari¬
ous precancells—a nice lot of foreign—
some scarce Ceylon and worth more to
25 lbs., 7.00. 50 lbs. 12.00 me for the pleasure I secured than the
Insured Parcel Post Charges Extra. price paid. Greatest direct-source-of-
supply for precancells agoing,” writes
Mailed from Techny, Illinois. Charles Abbott, Yonkers, New York.
“Those mission stamps take that
Sold without recourse—recommended
GRUDGE out of a fellow’s system that
to you by scores of buyers—repeat or¬
those weight stamps sold by stamp deal¬
ders the general rule—the above prices
ers have placed in.”—Wm. Knostman,
have been GREATLY REDUCED and
merchant, Spokane, Washington.
mean more satisfaction for each dollar
J. D. Hubei, veteran precancell dealer,
than ever before—a worthwhile double-
DETROIT has purchased many bags of
barreled saving offered for your immed¬
these stamps. He writes on Sept. 16th,
iate acceptance.
1918: “I found a dandy 5 CENT RED
Order your lot NOW—prices subject to ERROR used in my last lot—enclosed
advance. check for another 25 lbs.”
IMPORTANT: Ask your Postmaster rate from your city to Techny, Ill., and
you have carriage charges. Precancelled or Airplane stamps used. State which.
H. S. F*ow/esll, Box 895 Storm Lake, la.
PHILATELIC WEST 7
Stamps ^ree
60 AH Different
„FforTwoecoT“
tors and”3c postage.
Japan Coronation, 4 var.$ .25 Brazil Official, 5 var., 1913.: .05
Egypt, 1914, complete. 1.00 Ven. Official, 1912, 5 var.20
Salvador, 1912, complete.60
COINS—COINS
BARGAINS IN PACKETS
10 different foreign coins.$ .15
Great Reductions 20 different foreign coins.25
200 varieties . ,.$ .25 50 different foreign coins . 1.00
300 varieties .50 100 different foreign coins. 2.00
500 varieties . 1.00 10 large U. S. cents .’. . . . .40
1000 varieties. 3.50 U. S. y2c fair.. . .20
2000 varieties . 9.00 U. S. silver three-cent . 15
3000 varieties . 25.00 U. S. nickle 3-cent ..*.10
4000 varieties . 50.00 1883 nickle without cents.15
10 Animal stamps .*. . . . .10 U. S. $3,00 gold. 5.00
50 Animal stamps.75 Jackson cent or token.15
50 French Colonies.50 Liberia coin .'..15
100 Central America . 1.00 Baroda, two varieties.15
100 British Colonies . . . . !.50 German East Africa.15
10 blank Approval Books to hold 60, 15c; 100 for .$0.90
10 Approval Books to hold 100, 20c; 100 .$1.50
10 Approval Books to hold 500 .75
10 Approval Books to hold 1000 . 1.25
50 Blank Approval Sheets, 15c; 100 for.30
50 Return Blanks, 15c; 100 for.25
1,000 Hinges, 12c; 5,000, 50c; 10,000 for.••... .80
10 Paraguay lc, 1911. .05
10 Panama yellow }4c.08
100 French Col., lc asst.40
100 Portugese col. asst.50
$2.00 DEALER’S STOCK
WHOLESALE LIST FOR DEALERS
5-50 variety packets, 3-100 variety
packets, 1-150 variety packet, 1-200 var¬
iety packet, 1-300 variety packet, 3000
Stock Books
die cut hinges, 1000 peelable hinges, 10
millimetre scales, 2000 mixed stamps, 50 Pocket size, 25c; 6x7^.$1.25
blank approval sheets, 2-40 var. U. S.,
1-100 var. U. S., 1-50 var. unused stamps. Loose Leaf, $3.50; larger. 5.00
1 Collector’s Catalogue, 50 return blanks, Stamp Tongs, 30c; larger.50
1 dime album, i Collector’s album,
10 approval books, 1 stamp button.
Blank Albums
60 stamps to sell at, each. lc
25 stamps to sell at, each. 2c
Spring back, 100 leaves .$1.75
10 stamps to sell at, each .3c
5 stamps to sell at, dLch....!. 4c Spring back, better grade. 2.50
5 stamps to sell at, each . 5c
Postage extra
5 stamps to sell at, each.10c
Retail value $6.00. Postage 10c extra.
Postage extra on orders under $1.00
Toledo Stamp Co.
TOLEDO, OHIO, U. S. A.
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PHILATELIC WEST
HII Bargains
YOUR MONEY BACK (IF NOT SATISFACTORY) ON SINGLE
STAMPS IF RETURNED WITHIN 10 DAYS
U. S. Postage 1918 My U. S. Newspaper 1895 issue lc to
Cata. Price $100 complete full gum (never hinged)
1847 5c brown . $ 3.00 $ 1.55 sold by U. S. Govt, at $5 per set (cata¬
1851 10c green . 1.50 .65 log $8.50) my price $2.35.
1869 lc buff. 1.00 .40 Samoa 1887, 2sh 6p, un....$2.00 $ .40
1869 2c Horseman. .25 .10 (German) 10 pf carm. .75 .25
1869 6c Washington . 1.00 .45 (German) 25 pf orange
1869 10c yellow . 1.25 .55 un. 1.75 .75
1869 15c brown and blue. . 1.50 .90 (German) 50 pf brown
1869 30c blue and carmine. 3.50 1.75 unusued. 1.75 .80
1870 lc blue, grilled. .60 .25 Siam 1887 64a lilac & brn. . .75 .20
1870 6c carmine, grilled.. 4.00 1.50
1870 7c Vermillion, grilled 4.00 1.60 1000 Different Stamps catalogued
1871 24c purple . 1.50 .70 835.00; many stamps in this packet list
1871 90c carmine. 1.50 .65 fjom 10c to 75c each, price $3.00.
P. O. 2c black un. O. G. . . .40 .15
P. O. 6c black un. O. G. . . .*25 .10 COLLECTIONS
P. O 12c black . .75 .30
P. O. 30c. *.75 .35 Pour Collections mounted in old Scott’s
P. O. 90c . 1.50 .65 International Albums, running from 1700
State 2c green. 4.00 1.40 to 2100 varieties, many stamps in each
State 10c green. 2.00 .75 book catalog $1 to $5 each. Catalogue
State 12c green. 3.75 1.50 over $100.00. Each album $10.00. We
Prance 1849, 15c green.... 8.00 2.95 guarantee each collection has at least
1852, 10 pale bistre... 3.00 1.00 50 stamps catalog 50c to $5.00 each—
1853, 1 franc lake.... 15.50 5.60 many small dealers have purchased 3
1863, 5 franc lilac. . . . 6.00 2.00 to 5 of these $10.00 collections.
Canada IT. S. COINS
1859 10c red lilac. 1.25 .40
1859, 2c rose. 1.50 .65 Gold $3 pieces, extra fine, each.... $4.50
1859, 17c blue . 1.50 .65 Gold $1 pieces, extra fine, each.... 2.50
New Poundland ’53 3p.... 2.50 1.00 Golds*4 Calif, pieces, extra fine... .65
11886766 2lcc bgrr.e elinla c., roul. 21..5205 ..5900 Gold $V4. Calif, pieces, extra fine.40
1876 2c gr. roul. 1.25 .45 Silver dollars 1798 or 1799, each. . . . 2.80
1876 3c blue roul.... 1.00 .35 Silver $^4 1818 to 1825, each.50
1876 5c blue roul. .60 .25
Silver 1807 to 1814, each.70
Nova Scotia 1851 3p. 10.00 4.50
Silver 1893 % Columbia-Isabella. .. .70
1851 3p blue . 2.50 1.20
1860 lc black .\ .75 .35 Silver %% Columbian 1892, rare.70
1860 2c lilac . .60 .30
1 860 5c blue . .60 .20 LABGE COIN BOOK (46 PAGES)
1860 10c vermillion ... 1.50 .60 PRICES PAID 10 CENTS
From the “Big FIND.” What we are now offering for quick sale:
Great Britain 1847 1 shilling green on cover.$ 1.50
Canada, 1851, 3 pence on laid paper (No. 1) two stamps on a letter, fine
(Catalog $12.00) . 7.00
Canada, 1851, 6pence violet on laid (No. 2) superb on cover .$15.00
Canada, same average run on cover . 10.00
U. S., 1847, 5c on cover (mostly used, from Albany and Buffalo) ea. on cover 3.00
Joseph F. Negreen
8 EAST 23rd STREET NEW YORK CITT