**Numeral Issue (2c Black on Greenish Blue, Scott 14) continued...**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description
378°		1862, 2c Black, Greenish Blue (14). Plate 3-Gx, Type VIII (Westerberg Position 8), huge margins to ample at bottom, tied by manuscript "X" on small orange piece VERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE 1862 2-CENT NUMERAL ON GREENISH BLUE PAPER. Ex Middendorf (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	5,750.00 SOLD for $2,100.00 Will close during Public Auction
379°		1862, 2c Black, Greenish Blue (14). Plate 3-Gx, Type VII (Westerberg Position 7), clear margins to just touched at bottom right, neat strike of bluish-black Lahaina circular datestamp and manuscript cancel, some slight toning on back only, Fine appearance (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	5,750.00 SOLD for $2,800.00 Will close during Public Auction
380°		1862, 2c Black, Greenish Blue (14). Plate 3-Gx, Type VII (Westerberg Position 7), large margins to just clear at top, cancelled by red square grid, matching "Honolulu Hawaiian-Islands May 27" circular datestamp on orange cover to Mrs. Isabella Lyman at the Clover Ranch at Kau, manuscript "1860 or 1861" near address but believed by Mr. Golden to be 1862 VERY FINE. THE 1862 2-CENT NUMERAL ON GREENISH BLUE PAPER IS EXCEEDINGLY RARE ON A FULL COVER. THIS IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING NUMERAL ISSUE COVERS EXTANT. Almost all of the "on cover" examples of the 1862 2c on Greenish Blue paper are on pieces or fronts only from the Bishop correspondence. This magnificent cover with the stamp cancelled in red and a matching Honolulu datestamp comes from the Lyman correspondence. The addressee, Isabella (Chamberlain) Lyman, married Frederick Schwartz Lyman on February 16, 1861. Isabella was the youngest daughter of the missionaries, Levi Chamberlain, who arrived at Honolulu April 27, 1823, and Maria (Patten) Chamberlain, who came on March 30, 1828, one of a group of four unmarried women teachers, the first to join the Hawaiian Mission. Ex Caspary and Burrus. (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	E. 10,000-15,000 SOLD for $14,000.00 Will close during Public Auction
381°		1862, 2c Black, Greenish Blue (14). Plate 3-Gx, Type VII (Westerberg Position 7), large even margins, stamp with trivial bend at top, cancelled by two penstrokes on buff cover addressed to "Mr. Warren Goodale, Col. Gen. Cus., Honolulu, Oahu" VERY FINE. AN EXTREMELY RARE FULL COVER BEARING THE 1862 2-CENT NUMERAL ON GREENISH BLUE PAPER. Almost all of the "on cover" examples of the 1862 2c on Greenish Blue paper are on pieces or fronts only from the Bishop correspondence. This cover comes from the Goodale correspondence. The addressee, Warren Goodale, was a tutor in the Royal School in Honolulu and subsequently was appointed Marshal of the Kingdom and Collector of Customs. He was one of two men present at Fort Honolulu when it was raided by the French in August 1849. After his wife Ellen's death in 1861 (see lot 365), he moved his family back to Massachusetts and served in the Civil War. He subsequently resettled in Hawaii where he was involved in the sugar industry. Ex Adm. Harris, Krug and Van Dyke. (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	E. 4,000-5,000 SOLD for $4,000.00 Will close during Public Auction
382°		1862, 2c Black, Greenish Blue (14). Plate 3-Gx, Type III (Westerberg Position 1), huge margins all around, tiny nick at lower right corner (far from printed design), cancelled by manuscript "X", red "Honolulu Hawaiian-Islands Aug. 1" circular datestamp on large part of cover front only to Rev. S. E. Bishop at Lahaina EXTREMELY FINE STAMP AND A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF THE 1862 2-CENT GREENISH BLUE NUMERAL ISSUE ON A LARGE PART OF A COVER FRONT FROM THE BISHOP CORRESPONDENCE. Almost all of the "on cover" examples of the 1862 2c on Greenish Blue paper are on pieces or fronts only from the Bishop correspondence. Ex Middendorf. Scott Retail as used off cover (Image) Search for comparables at SiegelAuctions.com	5,750.00 SOLD for $3,250.00 Will close during Public Auction

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