#1900 • Vintage Stamps Lot: US & Austrian, 1941/1943/1944 Holders, Commemorative Cards

Part of October Multi-Estate Auction (timed auction by Bid Fast and Last)

High bid $10.00

Status: Available

Three year-labeled holders lead this lot: 1941, 1943 and 1944. The 1943 holder carries a red 2¢ 'Nations United for Victory' and a green 1¢ 'Freedom of Speech and Religion, From Want and Fear' with a torch-bearing figure, set on a cream insert. The 1944 holder shows a purple 3¢ 'Corregidor' on black backing. The 1941 holder has what appears to be a red/pink stamp. Holders show surface scratches, with a diagonal scuff on the 1943. Small brown specks sit near the bottom of the 1943 insert and on the 1944 plastic. Then the cards. A 13¢ Colorado with the columbine, its card dating the issue to May 21, 1977. A second Colorado statehood stamp, card dated August 1, 1951. A Battle of New Orleans stamp marked 1815 and 1965, card dated January 8, 1965. A 'USA 37' Louisiana Purchase stamp, card dated April 30, 2003. Still going. A Mystic Stamp Co. glassine envelope printed 'Presidential Series', '5 Stamps', '1938', with stamps inside. A folded cream card with what appears to be five stamps, one reading 'Toward United Nations April 25 1945', plus a green 3¢ with what appears to be a flag-raising scene. What appears to be a group of Sugar Ray Robinson 'USA 39' 'World Champion' stamps with selvage. A loose stamp that appears to read 'The 1963 March on Washington'. What appear to be six stamps in maroon frames with ornate borders, including a 6¢ Dwight D. Eisenhower. Two Austrian 'Republik Österreich' portraits of a bespectacled man, one with a '150' margin tab, the name appearing to read Karl Schönherr 1867-1943. All lots sell as-is, where-is, with no warranty expressed or implied. Preview in person before bidding.