Both stamps tied by blue cds of BALTIMORE MD/(AUG)/6
on cover to Frederick, Md.

1c Black, manuscript cancled, on cover with local Baltimore address.

1LB8 Type 8, large margins to bit in at bottom left from
irregular separation, used with Dull Red 3c, both tied by blue “BALTIMORE MD’ Pmk on neat cover to Norfolk VA, VF,

1c Black, manuscript cancled, and 3c Rose tied by blue Baltimore cds, on cover addressed to. Rev. Henry G. Comings Steubenville, Ohio. From John Pendleton Kennedy, Secretary of the Navy & Member of Congress.

Baltimore Md., 1c Red, "SENT", Position 7, full to large top and bottom margins, slightly in at sides, pencil "X" cancel, used with 3c Dull Red, Ty. II, both stamps tied by blue "Baltimore Md. Sep. 29" circular datestamp on cover to Frederick Md., 3c pulled perf at right, otherwise Very Fine.

Boston Penny Post 1847 5c issue combination September 5, 1849 Boston MA. to Deposit N.Y., up to 300 miles; under 1/2 oz; rate 5c paid with 1847 5c. Boston 1c blue on pelure paper carrier stamp to pay delivery fee to the Boston post office. Less than six such combinations are recorded.

1c Blue, margins just touching ornaments, tied by red "Penny Post Paid" double-circle with grid on small brown cover to local street address. Fine, faint strike but extremely rare use of this Boston carrier marking to cancel the adhesive.

Red Boston 7 Jun 3cts cds.

On Cover U1 Unlisted (U5 $350)

1855 cover to Londonderry, N.H. Matching "BOSTON FEB. 21" integral rate postmark. 3c Dull Red tied by Boston "PAID IN GRID" cancel.

On cover with manuscript strokes to local address.

Lyons records only 2 known examples of the black on bluish green pelure paper adhesive on cover.

2c Black on Bluish, used.

With a PF Certificate which states, "RIGHT MARGIN SINGLE. AND WE ARE OF THE OPINION THAT IT IS GENUINE, UNUSED, WITHOUT GUM, WITH A SMALL SPLIT PAPER TEAR AT BOTTOM LEFT"

Very fine appearance.

3 cent Black on light blue unsurfaced paper, New York FEB 10 cds with manuscript "18 3/4" cent postage on cover to Boston.

3c Black on blue glazed paper, on folded cover to New York. SEP 21, 9 O'Clock cds faintly printed.

Addressed to Samuel S. Wyckoff & Co, who were wholesale grocers located at 102 Vesey Street (1845 Doggett’s). Operated by Samuel S. Wyckoff and William B. Marsh. They also advertised rare old brandies, wines, whiskies, and Havana cigars and manufactured their own line of bitters.

1c Black on Yellow tied by red "New-York 5 cts. 5 Dec." integral-rate circular datestamp on blue folded letter. Orange "NEW YORK DEC 16 5cts" datestamp to South Fort, CT.

Unlisted (Estimate $350).