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VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A RARE COMPLETE PANE OF THE 1863 ONE-CENT HAWAIIAN NUMERAL ON GRAYISH PAPER.
Ex Caspary and Lilly. Illustrated in the Westerberg book on p. 50. Each stamp with purple backstamp. Scott Retail as two blocks of four and two singles. (Image)
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VERY FINE APPEARANCE. AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE UNUSED BLOCK OF EIGHT OF THE 1863 ONE-CENT BLACK NUMERAL ON GRAYISH PAPER. THIS BLOCK, WITH THE SERIF COMPLETE ON TYPE IV, IS UNIQUE.
Accompanied by correspondence from Westerberg comprising two letters. The first (dated 1964) congratulates Mr. Golden on the acquisition of the block in the Taylor sale and comments on the paper shade and apparent availability of paper in Hawaii when the Numerals were printed. The second (dated 1967) details Westerberg's realization that Position 4 has the full serif. He notes that the serif must have broken off at an early stage of printing. He recorded only one single with similar margins (ex Clapp), and this block provided Westerberg with the verification he needed for the position, just before publishing his plating study in 1968.
Ex Taylor. Illustrated in the Westerberg book on p. 48. With 1964 P.F. certificate. Scott Retail as two blocks of four with no premium for the intact serif position (Image)
VERY FINE. A RARE TETE-BECHE MULTIPLE OF THE 1863 ONE-CENT HAWAIIAN NUMERAL ON GRAYISH PAPER.
We have offered only one other tete-beche example since keeping computerized records, in our sale of the Honolulu Advertiser collection.
Ex Adm. Harris and Ishikawa. With 1981 P.F. certificate. (Image)