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The Wagshal Collection Part 4: Perforated One-Cent 1857-60 Issue continued...

Plates Twelve (Imprint, Straddle Pane and Centerline Examples, Scott 18, 20, 22)
Lot Sym. Lot Description  
1493 og 1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20).> Positions 4151L12, CB Reliefs, vertical pair with <full Toppan Carpenter & Co. Philadelphia Second Type imprint and No. 12.P. plate number> in selvage at left, top stamp Type I, bottom stamp Type II, original gum,1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20). Positions 41/51L12, C/B Reliefs, vertical pair with full "Toppan Carpenter & Co. Philadelphia" Second Type imprint and "No. 12.P." plate number in selvage at left, top stamp Type I, bottom stamp Type II, original gum, tear in selvage only at upper left, top stamp tiny thin spots

FINE APPEARANCE. A BEAUTIFUL AND RARE ORIGINAL-GUM PAIR SHOWING THE COMPLETE IMPRINT FROM THE LEFT PANE OF PLATE TWELVE. A WONDERFUL SHOWPIECE.

For Plates 11 and 12, the style and placement of the imprint was altered from previous 1c plates. The Second Type imprint with negative lettering and "Toppan Carpenter & Co." was first used in June 1860 on the 12c Plate 3, followed shortly after by its use on the 30c and 90c plates made during the summer of 1860. Its next use was on the 1c Plate 11, probably toward the end of 1860. Casilear's name, which appeared in the imprint on earlier plates, even after he had retired, was omitted from the new Second Type imprint. The use of this imprint and the reversion to a 3-subject transfer roll (and absence of significant relief trimming) have led specialists to theorize that Plates 11 and 12 were made by different engravers than the ones who made Plates 4 through 10.

Ex Neinken and illustrated in his book (p. 498) (Image)

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $5,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
1494 og 1c Blue, Ty. II (20).> Position 51L12, B Relief, with <& Co. Philadelphia part imprint and 2.P part plate number> in selvage at left, original gum, h.r., rich color, selvage partly separated and sensibly reinforced by hinge, Fine, a very rare exa1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Position 51L12, B Relief, with "& Co. Philadelphia" part imprint and "2.P" part plate number in selvage at left, original gum, h.r., rich color, selvage partly separated and sensibly reinforced by hinge, Fine, a very rare example showing part of the plate number from the left pane of Plate 12, ex Neinken (Image)

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 E. 750-1,000

SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
1495   1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20).> Positions 41-4251L12, CB Reliefs, rejoined L-shaped block of three with <full Toppan Carpenter & Co. Philadelphia imprint and No. 12.P. plate number> in selvage at left, top stamps Type I, bottom stamp Type II, bri1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20). Positions 41-42/51L12, C/B Reliefs, rejoined L-shaped block of three with full "Toppan Carpenter & Co. Philadelphia" imprint and "No. 12.P." plate number in selvage at left, top stamps Type I, bottom stamp Type II, bright color, neat circular datestamps (the stamps were on the cover as singles), a few faults

FINE APPEARANCE. UNDOUBTEDLY A UNIQUE USED MULTIPLE SHOWING THE ENTIRE PLATE NUMBER AND IMPRINT FROM THE LEFT PANE OF PLATE TWELVE.

For Plates 11 and 12, the style and placement of the imprint was altered from previous 1c plates. The Second Type imprint with negative lettering and "Toppan Carpenter & Co." was first used in June 1860 on the 12c Plate 3, followed shortly after by its use on the 30c and 90c plates made during the summer of 1860. Its next use was on the 1c Plate 11, probably toward the end of 1860. Casilear's name, which appeared in the imprint on earlier plates, even after he had retired, was omitted from the new Second Type imprint. The use of this imprint and the reversion to a 3-subject transfer roll (and absence of significant relief trimming) have led specialists to theorize that Plates 11 and 12 were made by different engravers than the ones who made Plates 4 through 10.

Ex Neinken. (Image)

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 E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $2,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
1496 ngbl 1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20).> Positions 39-4049-50R12, BC Reliefs, block of four with <& Co. Philadelphia part imprint and .P. part plate number> in selvage at right, top stamps Type II, bottom stamps Type I, unused (no gum), radiant color and1c Blue, Ty. I, II (18, 20). Positions 39-40/49-50R12, B/C Reliefs, block of four with "& Co. Philadelphia" part imprint and ".P." part plate number in selvage at right, top stamps Type II, bottom stamps Type I, unused (no gum), radiant color and choice centering, few perf separations sensibly reinforced, top right stamp with long sealed tear

VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A RARE 1857 ONE-CENT UNUSED BLOCK OF FOUR SHOWING PART IMPRINT AND PART PLATE NUMBER FROM THE RIGHT PANE OF PLATE TWELVE.

For Plates 11 and 12, the style and placement of the imprint was altered from previous 1c plates. The Second Type imprint with negative lettering and "Toppan Carpenter & Co." was first used in June 1860 on the 12c Plate 3, followed shortly after by its use on the 30c and 90c plates made during the summer of 1860. Its next use was on the 1c Plate 11, probably toward the end of 1860. Casilear's name, which appeared in the imprint on earlier plates, even after he had retired, was omitted from the new Second Type imprint. The use of this imprint and the reversion to a 3-subject transfer roll (and absence of significant relief trimming) have led specialists to theorize that Plates 11 and 12 were made by different engravers than the ones who made Plates 4 through 10.

Ex Neinken. Detail illustrated in Neinken book on p. 498 (Image)

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $3,250.00
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1497 c 1c Blue, Ty. II (20).> Positions 58-60R12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with <Toppan Carpenter part imprint and No. 12 plate number> in selvage at right, choice centering, deep shade, tied by Springfield Ill. May 8, 1861 circular datesta1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Positions 58-60R12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with "Toppan Carpenter" part imprint and "No. 12" plate number in selvage at right, choice centering, deep shade, tied by "Springfield Ill. May 8, 1861" circular datestamps on red and blue Waving Flag and Verse Patriotic cover with D. B. Cooke & Co. of Chicago imprint, to Mendota Ill., some slight wear, selvage has tiny tear and wrinkles from placement at edge of cover

VERY FINE. THIS IS THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE SHOWING THE ACTUAL PLATE NUMBER FROM THE RIGHT PANE OF PLATE 12. A GREAT PHILATELIC RARITY AND ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE ON A CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC COVER.

According to the Neinken book (p. 497), "There is a record of the plating marks on 60R, but no copy is known to this author showing the imprint or any part of the number."

Illustrated in November 1986 Chronicle (p. 263). Ex Oakley. (Image)

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 E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $9,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1498 c 1c Blue, Ty. II (20).> Positions 8-10L12, A Relief, horizontal pair and single originally forming a strip of three, <straddle-pane margin and centerline> at right, tied by Lowell Ms. Jan. 25, 1861 circular datestamps on buff cover to East Palmyra N1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Positions 8-10L12, A Relief, horizontal pair and single originally forming a strip of three, straddle-pane margin and centerline at right, tied by "Lowell Ms. Jan. 25, 1861" circular datestamps on buff cover to East Palmyra N.Y., reduced at left, some waterstaining in address, right two stamps small tears, left stamp light crease at upper left, still Very Fine, this is the second earliest documented use from Plate 12 (see lot 1582 for Jan. 22, 1861 cover), illustrated in Ashbrook book (p. 313) and Neinken book (p. 485), signed Ashbrook, ex Neinken (Image)

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 E. 400-500

SOLD for $275.00
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1499 ogbl 1c Blue, Ty. I-III-II (18-1820-20).> Positions 29-3039-40L12, CB Reliefs, block of four with <straddle-pane and centerline> at right, Position 39L is a swing position and it looks as though both bottom stamps might have small breaks in the top ou1c Blue, Ty. I-I/II-II (18-18/20-20). Positions 29-30/39-40L12, C/B Reliefs, block of four with straddle-pane and centerline at right, Position 39L is a swing position and it looks as though both bottom stamps might have small breaks in the top outer lines, original gum, h.r., radiant color, well-balanced margins, few minor perf separations sensibly reinforced

VERY FINE AND CHOICE. A BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL-GUM STRADDLE-PANE BLOCK OF THE 1857 ONE-CENT TYPES I AND II FROM PLATE TWELVE.

Ex Neinken. Scott Retail $9,500.00 as a Type I/II block (Image)

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $2,600.00
Will close during Public Auction
1500   1c Blue, Ty. II (20).> Positions 38-40L12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with <straddle-pane margin and centerline> at right, rich color, light strikes of grid cancel, Fine-Very Fine, ex Neinken1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Positions 38-40L12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with straddle-pane margin and centerline at right, rich color, light strikes of grid cancel, Fine-Very Fine, ex Neinken (Image)

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 1,050.00

SOLD for $400.00
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1501   1c Blue, Ty. III (2018).> Positions 4050L12, BC Reliefs, vertical pair, bottom stamp Type I, <straddle-pane margin and centerline> at right, rich color, neat strike of circular datestamp, Very Fine and choice, a beautiful combination pair, ex Nei1c Blue, Ty. II/I (20/18). Positions 40/50L12, B/C Reliefs, vertical pair, bottom stamp Type I, straddle-pane margin and centerline at right, rich color, neat strike of circular datestamp, Very Fine and choice, a beautiful combination pair, ex Neinken (Image)

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 1,050.00

SOLD for $700.00
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1502 c 1c Blue, Ty. II (20).> Positions 58-60L12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with <straddle-pane margin and centerline> at right, tied by three perfect strikes of <blue Star with Circle at Center fancy cancel,> equally perfect matching Jersey Shor1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Positions 58-60L12, B Relief, horizontal strip of three with straddle-pane margin and centerline at right, tied by three perfect strikes of blue Star with Circle at Center fancy cancel, equally perfect matching "Jersey Shore Pa. Aug. 30" circular datestamp on cover to Harrisburg Pa., left stamp has minute perf tear at top left of absolutely no significance but mentioned prophylactically in anticipation of P.F. certification, Very Fine, a phenomenal strip and cover, ex Brown, Brooks, Krug and Neinken (Image)

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 E. 1,000-1,500

SOLD for $6,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
1503 ogbl 1c Blue, Ty. I, II, IIIa (18, 20, 22).> Positions 47-5057-6067-7077-80L12, block of sixteen with <straddle-pane and trace of centerline> at right, eight Type I (C Relief), seven Type II (B Relief), one Type IIIa (Position 67L12 -- a swing position1c Blue, Ty. I, II, IIIa (18, 20, 22). Positions 47-50/57-60/67-70/77-80L12, block of sixteen with straddle-pane and trace of centerline at right, eight Type I (C Relief), seven Type II (B Relief), one Type IIIa (Position 67L12 -- a swing position showing a small break in the top line), the left vertical row shows the misplaced reliefs (B/C/B/C), original gum, h.r. where some perf separations reinforced, few small thin spots

FINE-VERY FINE APPEARANCE. AN IMPORTANT AND RARE ORIGINAL-GUM BLOCK OF SIXTEEN OF THE ONE-CENT 1857 ISSUE FROM PLATE TWELVE, WHICH SHOWS THE MISPLACED RELIEFS IN THE FOURTH VERTICAL ROW OF THE LEFT PANE.

The original order of entering the reliefs was abandoned after the entry of 13 vertical rows (from 10R to 8L inclusive). Please see page 167 for a diagram of the Plate 12 layout.

Ex Neinken. Scott Retail for four combination blocks (including one with Type IIIa) is $39,500.00 (Image)

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 E. 10,000-15,000

SOLD for $7,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

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