Lot 1146
United States, Large Classic to Early 20th Century Accumulation on Album Pages, 1847–1901, Including Columbians, Trans-Mississippi, and Pan-American Issues
Impressive Group Lot of 130+ Stamps

















Openingsbod: $500
schatting: $2,000 - $3,000
Status: Onverkocht
Extensive United States accumulation mounted on album pages, spanning classic issues from the 1847–61 period through early 20th century commemoratives. Includes imperforate and perforated issues, National, Continental, and American Bank Note Company printings, grilled and ungrilled issues, and later Bureau of Engraving and Printing issues. Commemoratives represented include the Columbian Exposition Issue of 1893, Trans-Mississippi Exposition Issue of 1898, and Pan-American Exposition Issue of 1901. Material is a mix of used and unused and includes singles, pairs, blocks, and a strip. Condition varies throughout with faults present. Includes an American Philatelic Expertizing Service certificate for Scott 64, used, and a Philatelic Foundation certificate for Scott 211, unused.
An exciting foundation for a United States collection.
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Veilinginformatie
Winter 2026 Sale | March 20-22
Sale 20 – U.S. Stamps and Worldwide Stamps/Postal History — Friday, March 20, 1:00 PM EST | 10:00 AM PST
We are excited to present the Winter 2026 Sale, our first auction of the year and a continued step in our ongoing effort to improve the Americana Stamps auction experience for collectors.
We have made several improvements to our auction platform designed to help bidders feel confident and well informed as they explore the sale.
As you browse the listings, you will notice a “Verified” icon next to items accompanied by certificates. In this sale, more than 400 lots are accompanied by Philatelic Foundation certifications.
As always, the sale is designed to serve both the collector and the researcher. Whenever available, you can expect:
✔ High-resolution imagery of all aspects of the item
✔ Links to reference articles and supporting research
✔ Links to philatelic certifications
✔ Census data and population insights
✔ Provenance details to trace notable histories
Whether you are bidding with a specific goal in mind or simply enjoying the opportunity to study exceptional material, we invite you to explore the Winter 2026 Sale and join us for the first live auction of the year.