$180.00
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Hamilton Banknote Co. sunken die proof, mounted to card, depicting the Columbus statue in Genoa. There are some very subtle differences between this image and the final vignette used in the stamp, presuming that this is an earlier iteration.
$725.00
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A colourful 'world tour' cover with stamps and franking from Europe, North, Central and South America. Departed Bergau, Germany on July 7th 1909, destined for Paris. Then to London on the 16th July and onwards to Mexico on the 20th. On September 19th the letter went to New York and south to San Miguel, El Salvador on October 4th before arriving in Pernambuco on October 20th, finally arriving back at Burgau via Buernos Aires on January 11th 1910. Destination signatures (presumably by postmasters?) to the reverse. Vertical crease. A remarkable and highly attractive cover.
$75.00
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ABNC cut down intermediate die proof with blank value tablet. Mounted to card with adhesive residue to reverse.$45.00
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ABNC plate proof of the 1919 Melendez issue. Mounted to card with paper adhesions to reverse.$350.00
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ABNC plate proof set just missing the 50c value. Mounted to card with paper adhesions to reverse.
$140.00
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ABNC die proof on India paper, sunk on to cream stock card.
$45.00
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Seebeck 13c Olive envelope from the 1898 Greater Central American Republic issue, printed on bluish grey wove. La Libertad 27th January 1899 CDS, pencil score through indicium. Large oval forwarder's mark to reverse, New York transit mark and Bremen receiving mark.
$50.00
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Seebeck 1896 envelope with sender's legend to top left and Via Panama-New York handstamp under. Santa Ana CDS dated 7th February 1896, backstamped with forwarding agent's mark, San Salvador CDS, New York Foreign Transit stamp and Bremen receiving mark
$60.00
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Seebeck 11c postal envelope in light yellow paper (one of four colors) from Sonsonate to Bremen with CDS dated 28th November 1891. Backstamped with Acajutla (the Salvadorean coastal port), New York Foreign Transit and Bremen handstamps.
$165.00
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Complete sheet of one-hundred of the 1921 SEIS overprint, less two stamps and the top margin. The surcharge is positioned to allow 'Centavos' to remain visible.$50.00
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An unmounted mint block of twelve stamps, displaying the 'Corriente' overprint.$55.00
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An unmounted mint block of twenty stamps, displaying the 'Corriente' overprint.
$260.00
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Complete sheet of one hundred plate proofs on gummed paper with an upright, vertical watermark (likely to be an original printing). Vertical crease between the final column, minor tears to the selvedge only plus a few hinge remnants to the selvedge.
$250.00
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Full sheet of one hundred plate proofs on ungummed, unwatermarked paper, as printed. Central vertical paper fold. Note: Seebeck issues are thought to have been printed on up to eleven original papers and seventeen reprint papers. Assume a reprint paper unless stated otherwise.$160.00
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Unmounted mint block of forty plate proofs from the top of the sheet. On gummed, unwatermarked paper, depicting an Ocean Steamship. Hamilton Bank Note imprint on the selvedge. Light toning and vertical crease down the last column. Three hinge remainders on the upper selvedge only. Note: Seebeck issues are thought to have been printed on up to eleven original papers and seventeen reprint papers. Assume a reprint paper unless stated otherwise.$140.00
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Unmounted mint corner block of thirty plate proofs on gummed, unwatermarked paper, depicting Mount San Miguel. Hamilton Bank Note imprint on the selvedge. Light toning and gum crease, not visible from the front. Note: Seebeck issues are thought to have been printed on up to eleven original papers and seventeen reprint papers. Assume a reprint paper unless stated otherwise.$30.00
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Marginal pair, imperforate on all vertical sides. Pencil notation to reverse.$30.00
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Ocean Steamship pair, imperforate on all vertical sides. Hinge remnant and pencil notation.$30.00
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Hinge remnants and pencil notation to reverse.$30.00
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Pencil notation to reverse.$30.00
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Marginal pair, imperforate between on the top stamp and imperforate top and bottom on the lower stamp. Small hinge remnants.$35.00
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Marginal pair with Hamilton Banknote imprint. Vertical imperforate on both sides for the left hand stamp and imperf between for the right hand stamp. Pencil notation.$30.00
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Pencil notation to reverse.$240.00
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Lake Ilopango 20c Hamilton Bank Note black print die proof. On greyish paper mounted to card. Scarce.
$590.00
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Full set of 12 of the 1898 'Greater Central American Republic', Hamilton Bank Note black print die proofs. On greyish paper mounted to card, including three composite proofs. Minor surface staining in places. A scarce set.$45.00
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Toning at the lower right perf tips.$45.00
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Hinge remnant and ragged perfs.$65.00
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This is as good as examples of offsets get. 100% mirror image on the gummed reverse side. Only 6,000 examples printed. Undercatalogued.$50.00
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The 15c value of this stamp has a 15c double variety that is catalogued at a 1300% premium. Brian Moorhouse argues in the Mainsheet that these stamps may well have been duty and key plate printed. The 15c stamp in this particular set would seem to evidence that, as the numeral can be seen to be printed in a much darker shade of red (as quoted in Mainsheet) when compared with the regular 15c stamp. This is the only copy I’ve seen with this colouration. Additionally, this set includes the 40c value in a darker shade of blue than is found on the regular stamp.These stamps were hand gummed and hand perforated (hence typical irregular perfs). Very undercatalogued with only 5,000 sets printed.
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$75.00
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17th December 1930 First Day of Issue 2c postcard with commemorative CDS cancellation. An undercatalogued set with only 5,000 sets printed. Minor hinge marks to reverse.$110.00
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Block of 25 of the 1892 Provisional with surcharge in black, reading upwards.
