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Kardasis Part II focused on used 1869 Pictorial stamps and distinctive cancellations

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Kardasis Part II focused on used 1869 Pictorial stamps and distinctive cancellations

Three-cent 1869 locomotive stamp bearing Waterbury’s Rose Blossom fancy cancellation.
Image: Linn’s Stamp News; auction-lot illustrations
Published21 Oct 2026Updated22 Oct 2026News date24 Sep 2026Event30 Sep 2026Country🌐 United States
LocationSiegel Auction Galleries, New York, New York

The second part of Nick Kardasis’ United States 1869 Pictorial collection was offered by Siegel on 30 September 2026. The reported highlights included a three-cent locomotive stamp with Waterbury’s Rose Blossom fancy cancellation, a cancellation which the auction material said was probably known on fewer than eight examples.

The sale also included a used fifteen-cent type I stamp and an original-gum ninety-cent Lincoln reissue, identified as and 132 respectively. Linn’s reported a Superb 98 Professional Stamp Experts grade for the reissue. No realization is asserted for these lots.

Auctions1869 PictorialsFancy cancellationsKardasis collection
Source: Linn’s Stamp News · Read original source →

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