The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-01

shilling Nova Scotia. worth $50; fonr va
rieties of the two first issues Of Natal,
worth about $40 each; Nova Scotia shil-
ling. worth $50; thirty-one of the first
issues of New South Wales. better known
as sydney views, worth from So to $40
each, and full set OF the FIJI Times Ex-
press stamps.
Tn Hawaii he has the 2 cents of 1851 in
fine condition, which is worth from $3.50
to $500. and eleven specimens OF the Ha-
waiian numerals. which are now exceed
ingly rare stamps. a., ...,
Among numerous others worth speciai
notice are the stamps of the Two oclleS
complete. of which the two specimens OF
the 2h tDrnese are worth SloU: .he .
pfennig error of Saxony worth So5O, ana
the lire of Tuscany valued at S125
w. Selschopp's contribution lncluues
two frames of postal cards and two OF
Western franks In one is shown tue
largest postal card in the world. the
kreutZer of Wurteinb berg, and the smaliesf,
the half-penDy OF New Zealand, made Tor
the private use of tobacco firm OF Auck-
land. In anuther is shown the postal card
issued by Germany for the use of her SOL
dlers in the field during the Franco-Ger-
man war.
ID. b. Phillips shows a frame of entire
foreign envelopes and another of rare
western franks, also on entire envelopes.
MS thlrd frame displays a choice and rare
1 Dt,. OF Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Hawaiian and
pIIlsn Columbia franks, and also the only
Known authentic specimen of San Fran
| Dispatch"
Sydney, S. Peixotto makes showing of
which fill one frame. -.
A frame of rare United States revenues
lis the property of Alfred Greenebaum.
They include tine lot of partially perfo-
rated stamps.
l. Frank Koenig fills four frames-one with
Straits Settlements, Bangkok, Jehore. pa
hang. Perak, SelangOr and Sungei Uiong:
anot her with New South Wales, including
fifteen of the rare Sydney views and
tweDty-fOur fine specimens of the laura-
ated issue Of the cOuLtry, worth from So so
to S14 90 each; third comprising the
rarer stamps of New South Wales, exclu-
sive of those already mentioned. Lagos and
Gibraltar and fourth showing the entire
panel OF triangular Cape of Good Hope.
including two of the wood blocks, worth
about $50, choice copies of British HOndu-
ras and st. Lucia.
j. L. Hitchcock adorned a frame with
some fine Confederate general Issues on
origin al envelopes.
T. Gesvret's three frames contain some
of the rarest stamps of Tasmania, Cey
Ion, Labuan, Deccan, Antigua. Grenada,
Virgin Islands and St. Christopher, most
ly unused. They also show fine Sc
lCClIUH VI tu6 III 81 ISSUES vi hduhSdoGdI,
each specimen worth from S4 to $40; quite
number OF the very scarce stamps OF
New Republic, South Africa, aud full
panel of stamps from the native States of
India.
A. II. Weber filled four frames with the
complete issues of Belgium, Iceland. Dem
mark, Baden, Prussia, the Ihurn and
Taxis issues for the northern district of
Germany, and very credltable lots OF Fin
land and Bulgaria.
w. a. III. Conner takes Especial pride in
his United States stamps, and that be Is
justified in dong SO was demonstrated by
the extremely choice and valuable stamps
with which he filled six frames. He has as
fine a collection of the stamps of this conn-
try aSis owned on the Pacific Coast He
shows Scent scarlet worth SIT 90; blocks,
pairs and strips OF many OF the high
values of the earliest Issues; seven of tina
scent yellow of 1861, worth from IS to SIS
each. the Scent grilled all over, valued at
SIT 80, a Baltimore local on blue paper
worth SO 80, mpleie sets of the news
paper stamps and departments, including
all the high value and the 2-cent navy
error, full. sets OF the valuable 1869 and
1875 issues, complete set of the Column
bian stamps from / cent. to So, including
pairs Of the 30-eent, 50-ceni, ST and 81.
j. O.. w elsh, whose speciaiies are the
stamps OF Europe and of the British colo
MES, utilized one frame to show Canada
complete, including the II pence. worm
$50, British East Africa and Surinam.
w. j. Gardner SHOWS the finest lot of
Lubunu o,rned in this country, Wostorn
Australia. Virgin Islands, and some very
choice specimens of Hong-Kong rarities.
Among the latter are doubly surcharged
jubilee. strip of three of the 81 brown on
red without Chinese surcharge. used
and unused specimen of The 20-cent green
without Chinese surcharge, two of tbs 30
cent without Chinese surcharge, and a
large number of revenues used Tor post
age, most of which are so scarce that they
are unpriced in the latest catalogue. His
exhibit includes the 81, 81, So, So and $40,
and the 12-cent on $40, all revenues USED
postally.
There are yet three frames to be added
to the exhibit and these will be in place
April. One will show some of the rarer
match and medicine stamps of the United
States, and will be exhibited by E. +.
Gambs. The remaining two frames will
contain one stamp from Macao, the POrtu-
guese Indies, burg. Lubbock. Bremen,
the Azores and Brunswick, worth not less
than $500, the property of w. Sellschopp.