The David Golden Collection of Hawaiian Stamps and Postal History continued...

**Kamehameha III Issue (Scott 8) continued...**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description
296°		1857, 5c Blue, Thin White Wove (8). Large margins to touched, used with United States 1851 12c Black (17), large margins to full incl. part of adjoining stamp at right, left Hawaii uncancelled and with red "Honolulu U.S. Postage Paid Nov. 15" circular datestamp at left, stamps tied by "San Francisco Cal. Dec. 12, 1859" circular datestamp, on buff cover to Harwinton Conn., also with clear strike of "OVERLAND" handstamp at lower left, some overall cover wear incl. edge tears, 12c affected from placement near edge of cover and also with some slight overall toning FINE. A SCARCE COMBINATION OF THE 1857 5-CENT KAMEHAMEHA III SECOND PRINTING AND UNITED STATES 12-CENT 1851 ISSUE AND ONE OF SIX RECORDED MIXED-FRANKING COVERS WITH "OVERLAND" ROUTE DIRECTIVE MARKING. This cover was carried on the whaling bark Architect, which departed Honolulu on Nov. 17, 1859, and arrived in San Francisco on Dec. 11. It arrived too late for the Dec. 5 sailing for Panama and was marked with the "OVERLAND" handstamp to indicate its late arrival and alternate routing on the next Butterfield stagecoach. The San Francisco Dec. 12 postmark date corresponds with the regular Monday stagecoach departure. This overland mail reached St. Louis on Jan. 2, 1860. Perlman records 14 covers from Hawaii with the "OVERLAND" handstamp, including six with U.S.-Hawaii mixed frankings (all 5c and 12c 1851). With 1963 P.F. certificate (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	E. 4,000-5,000 SOLD for $4,000.00 Will close during Public Auction
297°		1857, 5c Blue, Thin White Wove (8). Horizontal pair, large margins to in at bottom, bright color, used with United States 1851 12c Black (17) and 1857 Perforated 10c Green, Ty. III (33), 12c large margins to just in at bottom right, 10c perfs scissors-separated at right, faint strike of red "Honolulu U.S. Postage Paid Feb. 18" (1858) circular datestamp on cover to Jonathan Brewster in Chicago Ill. and forwarded to Northampton Mass., all stamps tied by single strike of "San Francisco Cal. Mar. (20, 1858)" circular datestamp, red crayon "for 3" at left and manuscript "due 3 cts" below stamps, cover stains and small erosion spot below stamps, U.S. stamps slightly toned FINE APPEARANCE. A RARE DOUBLE-RATE MIXED-FRANKING COVER WITH A PAIR OF THE 1857 5-CENT KAMEHAMEHA III SECOND PRINTING USED WITH 1851 IMPERFORATE AND 1857 PERFORATED UNITED STATES STAMPS PAYING THE CORRECT 22-CENT RATE. ONLY TWO COVERS RECORDED WITH THIS COMBINATION OF STAMPS. Although the dates in the postmarks are difficult to read, we believe this was carried on the bark Yankee, which departed Honolulu on Feb. 27, 1858, and arrived in San Francisco on Mar. 15 (datestamped Mar. 20 for Panama sailing). The Gregory census reports two covers with Hawaii No. 8 pair and U.S. No. 17 and 33. With 1978 P.F. certificate (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	E. 5,000-7,500 SOLD for $4,750.00 Will close during Public Auction

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