Lot 6058
San Francisco, California, circa 1875 3c Banknote on "The Davis" Sewing Machine Illustrated Advertising Cover to Syracuse New York
起拍价: $50
Estimate: $75 - $100
San Francisco, California Dec 19 (circa 1875) circular datestamp with matching duplex grid killer which ties 3c Banknote on all-over green cover, to Syracuse, NY. "The Davis" sewing machine illustrated corner card (130 Post Street, SF), with text on reverse describing the machine features. Some edge toning, attractive advertiser.
拍卖会信息
The Philatelic Icons Sale 2026 | June 26-28
Sale 32: Western Postal History & Expresses — Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 6pm EST, 3pm PST
We are honored to present The Philatelic Icons Sale, the largest and most significant auction Americana Stamps has ever offered.
America's history lives in the letters that crossed goldfields and battle lines, in express covers that linked frontier towns to the outside world, and in the stamps that mark how a young country built its postal system from scratch. This sale brings together more than 1,500 lots that trace that story, including philatelic icons seldom offered to the public.
This auction is a natural fit for 2026, the 250th year of the United States, and for the Boston 2026 World Expo (May 23 to 30, Booth 141), the once-per-decade international exhibition where we are proud to open the sale. More than 750 lots are accompanied by Philatelic Foundation certifications, the largest concentration of certified material we have ever offered in a single sale.
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 pursuing a long-sought rarity or simply enjoy the chance to study material of this caliber, we invite you to explore the Philatelic Icons Sale and join us in Boston for our largest in-person preview to date.