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**First Day Covers continued...**
Lot	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description	CV or Estimate
1021	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, set tied to separate first day covers by the rare "Aiea Hawaii/Aug 13/1928" duplex pmks., both with Whitehouse cachet in orange and green (Planty #5), uncommonly fresh, extremely fine; believed to be the only set from Aiea. (Image)	Est. 300-400 SOLD for $180.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1022	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, set tied to first day cover by "Honolulu Hawaii/Aug 13/1928" machine cancel, with "Milton Mauck text cachet in brown and green (Planty #12) and additional flag above, (Image)	Mellone 250.00 SOLD for $50.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1023	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, tied to first day cover by very scarce "U.S.T.P. Sea Post No. 15 S.S. Pres. Monroe/West/Aug 13/1928/15" duplex pmk. (Planty #13), posted at sea and sent to Kobe, Japan with receiving postmark, Dollar Steamship Line corner card, very fine; a very rare unofficial usage; this cover is used for the illustration in Planty. (Image)	Est. 200-300 SOLD for $55.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1024	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, set tied to first day cover by "U.S.T.P. Sea Post No. 15 S.S. Pres. Monroe"/Aug 13/1928" in double circle (different postmark from the previous lot), posted at sea and sent to Kobe, Japan with receiving postmark, Dollar Steamship Line corner card, very fine and seldom seen. (Image)	Est. 200-300 SOLD for $210.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1025	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, horizontal pair of each value tied to separate Aug. 13, 1928 first day covers, each with matching pictorial cachet (Planty #22), the 2c is tied by a most unusual U.S. Naval Station Pearl Harbor duplex, while the 5c is tied by a Honolulu handstamp, 2c slightly reduced at left, very fine. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $130.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1026	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, tied to first day cover by "Washington, D.C./Aug 13/1928" machine cancel, with Red text cachet (Planty #23), possibly an add-on, flaps ungummed, cover with very slight wrinkling, still very fine; a very scarce cachet. (Image)	Mellone 250.00 SOLD for $160.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1027	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, on separate first day covers tied by "Honolulu Hawaii/Aug 13/1928" machine cancels, with matched unlisted blue Navy YMCA cachet, very fine; a rarely seen cachet. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $90.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1028	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, set of sheet-margin singles tied to separate first day covers by Aug. 13, 1928 Washington D.C. pmks., each with a different "of the period" hand drawn cachet by Reckner in red and blue pen ink, very fine; rare and only recently discovered. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $50.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1029	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, block of six of 2c and single of 5c tied to long registered first day cover by oval mute cancels, purple "Washington D.C. Reg. Sec./Aug 13/1928" pmks. on back, Post Office imprint of the Third Assistant Postmaster General at top left, sent to Philadelphia, a very fine and unusual usage. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $70.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1030	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, group of four Aug. 13, 1928 first day covers, each on Hawaii "Provisional Govt. 1898" entires (Scott #U10, U11, U13), each tied by Honolulu machine cancel, blue First Day of Issue rubber handstamp at top left, with a set of each value on separate 1c Entires, and 2c value on the 2c and 10c Entires, all addressed to Lt. Commander Ziroli in San Francisco, very fine; these could very well be the only examples of first day covers on Hawaiian entires. (Image)	Est. 400-500 SOLD for $250.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1031	F	647	#647, 2c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, tied to first day cover by "Honolulu (U.S. Submarine Base, Pearl Harbor) Hawaii/Aug 13/1928" pmk., with hand-painted add on cachet at left, very fine; a very scarce unofficial cancel. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $50.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1032	F	648	#648, 5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, right sheet-margin block of four tied to registered first day cover by double oval "Reg" and purple boxed registry handstamp, purple "Honolulu Hawaii Registered/Aug 13/1928" pmk. on back, sent to Germany, with New York Foreign pmk. and Berlin arrival, Royal Hawaiian Hotel embossed stationery emblem on backflap, neatly opened at bottom, very fine; a very rare commercial usage of a first day cover. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $50.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1033	F	647-48	#647-648, 2c-5c Hawaii Sesquincentennial, balance of seventeen first day covers and three non-FDC's, several cacheted with single values including four Gorham, two Whitehouse and two West (Planty #15) as well as a couple unlisted, two with set on same cover including one with a single 2c and block of 5c, one with Submarine postmark, one to Cuba, one with unofficial Chambersburg, Pa. pmk., etc., mainly very fine. (Image)	Est. 500-750 SOLD for $325.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1034	F	649-50	#649-650, 2c-5c Aeronautics, nine December 12, 1928 first day covers, five are cacheted including 2c on Planty #2A (to Cuba) and #2B, 5c on Planty #8A, 2c and 5c blocks on separate Planty #19 covers, three are used on civil war patriotics, generally very fine. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $70.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1035	F	651	#651, 2c George Rogers Clark, three first day covers, each tied by "Vincennes, Ind./Feb 25/1929" machine cancel on the first Harry C. Ioor cachet (Planty #9) in the three different colors (black, red and green), very fine; the green cachet is particularly scarce. (Image)	Est. 400-500 SOLD for $260.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1036	F	651	#651, 2c George Rogers Clark, lot of thirteen February 25, 1929 first day covers, nine are cacheted including first Emeigh and first Rothblum cachets, also four Shockley, a Planty #37 and one unlisted, other four are unofficial Noble, Ill., one on a civil war patriotic, and one with a plate block of six, generally very fine. (Image)	Est. 200-300 SOLD for $375.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1037	F	655, 656	#655, 656, 2c Electric Light Jubilee, perf. 10 and coil, pair of the former and single of the latter tied to a combination first day cover by "Washington, D.C./June 11/1929" duplex cancels on unlisted Emeigh Lindbergh printed cachet in red, blue and black, very fine; the combination in itself is quite scarce, but coupled with the unusual cachet makes this one of the most desirable Edison first day covers. (Image)	Mellone 400.00+ SOLD for $400.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1038	F	656	#656, 2c Electric Light Jubilee coil, tied to first day cover by purple "U.S.S. Pennsylvania/Jun 11/1929/Navy Yard/Philadelphia" handstamp, addressed to Gorham, very fine; the only recorded example of this cancel on this issue. (Image)	Est. 150-200 SOLD for $170.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1039	F	654-56	#654-656, 2c Electric Light Jubilee issue, ten first day covers, seven are #654, with better cachets including Planty #1 in green, #5B, 43, 52 and 55, one #655 (Planty #7) and two uncacheted #656 (both with pairs), generally very fine. (Image)	Est. 400-500 SOLD for $190.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM
1040	F	657	#657, 2c Sullivan Expedition, remarkable exhibit collection offered intact, over 300 first day covers, the vast majority of which are cacheted, many of the cachets being represented by all 15 of the official cities (including better cachets such as the first Roscher, which also has an unofficial Syracuse R.P.O.), there are over 30 of the first Elliot cachet, with different cachet varieties and cities, the H.D. Egolf cachet from all cities in blocks of four, plus there are unlisted cachets, unofficial cities, blocks, plate blocks, etc., as well as some interesting non-FDC commercial usages including a crash cover and a cover to Yugoslavia, even a mint stamp in the scarce Lake shade is included, while much of the collection is already written-up on exhibit pages, there are several items (including better) that are not yet mounted, all of which could be melded together to form a strong basis for a medal-winning exhibit. (Image)	Est. 4,000-5,000 SOLD for $3,500.00 Closing..Jun-22, 09:00 AM