One-Owner Lifetime Stamp Collection - Auction #1
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This is the first of several auctions for this upstate South Carolina stamp collector. It features 400 lots of US and foreign stamps in singles, groups and unopened envelopes. All items sell to the highest bidder - register for one auction and bid in both!
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#932 - 1945 3c Roosevelt and White House Plate Block of Four Stamps
Franklin Roosevelt was President at one of the most important times in American history. During his time at the White House (commemorated on U.S. #932), Roosevelt successfully led America through both the Great Depression and World War II. This stamp was issued as part of a series of four memorial stamps issued just a few months after President Roosevelt's unexpected death in April 1945.
#933 - 1946 5c Roosevelt and Four Freedoms Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #933 was issued as part of a series of four memorial stamps issued just a few months after President Franklin Roosevelt's unexpected death in April 1945. This stamp commemorates President Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech that he delivered to Congress on January 6, 1941.
#933 - 1946 5c Roosevelt and Four Freedoms Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #933 was issued as part of a series of four memorial stamps issued just a few months after President Franklin Roosevelt's unexpected death in April 1945. This stamp commemorates President Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech that he delivered to Congress on January 6, 1941.
#933 - 1946 5c Roosevelt and Four Freedoms Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #933 was issued as part of a series of four memorial stamps issued just a few months after President Franklin Roosevelt's unexpected death in April 1945. This stamp commemorates President Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech that he delivered to Congress on January 6, 1941.
#934 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Army Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #934 was issued to recognize the achievements of the U.S. Army during World War II. The stamp pictures a procession of troops in front of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris as six bombers pass overhead. The arc was constructed in the early 1800s to honor all those who fought for France, especially during the Napoleonic Wars. The arc has served as a popular place for French victory marches over the years, including the French with their American allies in 1944 and 1945.
#934 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Army Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #934 was issued to recognize the achievements of the U.S. Army during World War II. The stamp pictures a procession of troops in front of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris as six bombers pass overhead. The arc was constructed in the early 1800s to honor all those who fought for France, especially during the Napoleonic Wars. The arc has served as a popular place for French victory marches over the years, including the French with their American allies in 1944 and 1945.
#935 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Navy Four Stamps Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #935 was issued to commemorate the important role of the U.S. Navy during World War II. The stamp pictures a group of sailors in their summer uniforms.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
#935 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Navy Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #935 was issued to commemorate the important role of the U.S. Navy during World War II. The stamp pictures a group of sailors in their summer uniforms.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
#935 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Navy Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #935 was issued to commemorate the important role of the U.S. Navy during World War II. The stamp pictures a group of sailors in their summer uniforms.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
The U.S. Navy was instrumental in the Allies victory, especially in the Pacific Theater. In the Pacific, the Navy took out several Japanese bases, weakened their defenses, and ultimately was significant in winning the war.
#936 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Coast Guard Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #936 commemorates the role of the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II. The stamp pictures two coast guard landing crafts with a supply ship in the background.
#936 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Coast Guard Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #936 commemorates the role of the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II. The stamp pictures two coast guard landing crafts with a supply ship in the background.
#936 - 1945 3c US Armed Forces: Coast Guard Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #936 commemorates the role of the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II. The stamp pictures two coast guard landing crafts with a supply ship in the background.
#938 - 1945 3c Texas Statehood Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #938 commemorates the 100th anniversary of Texas statehood. The stamp pictures the U.S. flag with a ray shining from the 28th star to the single star on the Texas state flag.
#938 - 1945 3c Texas Statehood Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #938 commemorates the 100th anniversary of Texas statehood. The stamp pictures the U.S. flag with a ray shining from the 28th star to the single star on the Texas state flag.
#894 - 1940 3c Pony Express 80th Anniversary
U.S. #894 was issued to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Pony Express. It pictures a rider leaving a relay station with a parcel of mail.
#904 - 1942 3c Kentucky Statehood Plate Block of Four
Issued to commemorate Kentucky's 150th anniversary of statehood, U.S. #904 pictures a mural by Gilbert White from the capitol building in Frankfort. The stamp shows Daniel Boone and three others looking across the Kentucky River to the shore where Frankfort, the capitol city, is located.
#938 - 1945 3c Texas Statehood Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #938 commemorates the 100th anniversary of Texas statehood.The stamp pictures the U.S. flag with a ray shining from the 28th star to the single star on the Texas state flag.
#939 - 1946 3c US Armed Forces: Merchant Marine Plate Block of Four Stamps
On March 15, 1938, the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps was established. Merchant Marines transport cargo and passengers in peacetime and are called upon in times of war to deliver troops and supplies wherever needed.
#939 - 1946 3c US Armed Forces: Merchant Marine Plate Block of Four Stamps
On March 15, 1938, the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps was established. Merchant Marines transport cargo and passengers in peacetime and are called upon in times of war to deliver troops and supplies wherever needed.
#940 - 1946 3c US Armed Forces: Veterans of World War II Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #940 honors all those who served in World War II and pictures the Honorable Discharge Emblem. The five stars surrounding the emblem honor those who died in each of the five services -- Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines, and Merchant Marines.
#940 - 1946 3c US Armed Forces: Veterans of World War II Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #940 honors all those who served in World War II and pictures the Honorable Discharge Emblem. The five stars surrounding the emblem honor those who died in each of the five services -- Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines, and Merchant Marines.
#940 - 1946 3c US Armed Forces: Veterans of World War II Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #940 honors all those who served in World War II and pictures the Honorable Discharge Emblem. The five stars surrounding the emblem honor those who died in each of the five services -- Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marines, and Merchant Marines.
#941 - 1946 3c Tennessee Statehood Plate Block of Four Stamps
Issued to commemorate 150 years of Tennessee statehood, U.S. #941 pictures the state capitol, President Andrew Jackson, and Governor John Sevier. France ceded
'The Volunteer State" to the United States in 1763. In 1796, Tennessee was admitted as the 16th state of the Union, with John Sevier as its first governor.
#941 - 1946 3c Tennessee Statehood Plate Block of Four Stamps
Issued to commemorate 150 years of Tennessee statehood, U.S. #941 pictures the state capitol, President Andrew Jackson, and Governor John Sevier. France ceded "The Volunteer State" to the United States in 1763. In 1796, Tennessee was admitted as the 16th state of the Union, with John Sevier as its first governor.
#942 - 1946 3c Iowa Centennial Plate Block of Four Stamps
U.S. #942 commemorates the 100th anniversary of Iowa's addition to the Union. The stamp pictures an outline of Iowa with the state flag in the center and corn stalks on either side.
