Archives International Auctions - Auction 110 January 20, 2026

Archives International Auctions - Sale 110 63 January 20, 2026 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Numismatic & Philatelic Souvenir Cards New Jersey, Pennsylvania & Delaware 304 304 ABNSouvenirCards, “ABNCommemorates the 200thAnniversary of Three States 1787-1987” with 4 Intaglio Vignettes. Lot of 46, ABNC 200th anniversary of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware ratifying the U.S. Constitution the first month, Souvenir Cards. Front of certificate shows the state arms and the reverse of the certificate has the engraving information. Mint condition. (46). ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $30-60 Security Printer Ephemera ABN Souvenir Cards 305 305 ABNC, Hawaii, 1993Reprint ProofStampSouvenirCardCollection of 10 Sets of 6 Different Proofs (60 cards). Hawaii..., (1887-1898) 1993, Lot of 60 Intaglio and Litho Printed Philatelic Reprint Souvenir Cards. The set of 6 cards were issued for different Philatelic Shows. Included are 10 cards of each Stamp design, all intaglio printed as blocks of 4, Each stamp could be considered a Trial Color since they are all printed in black with the issued colors printed as a larger litho example on the same card, Includes: American Philatelic Society 107th Annual Convention, 1 Cent Hawaiian Coat of Arms, Scott 74, (10); Plymouth Show, 2 Cent View of Honolulu, Scott 75, (10); Milcopex, 5 Cent State of King Kamehameha I, Scott 76, (10); American Stamp Dealers Association, 10 Cent Star and Palm Trees, Scott 77, (10); American Stamp Dealers Association, 12 Cent Steamship ‘Arawa’, Scott 78, (10); and, Orc Expo, 25 Cent Sanford Ballard Dole -President of Provisional Government of Hawaii, Scott 79, (10). All cards are Gem Uncirculated as made. (60). Sold “AS IS” no returns accepted. ������ Est. $130-200 U.S. & World Stamps & Postal History Washington D.C. 306 306 IL, 1933. Century of Progress Exposition, 1¢ Green, Farley Imperforate and Ungummed Sheet of 9 Souvenir Sheets Chicago, Illinois. 1933. Uncut, ungummed, and imperforate sheet consisting of 9 examples of the 1 Cent green “Century of Progress” Souvenir sheet of 25 stamps. The paper has slight toning from storage, otherwise it would be Uncirculated with minimal handling or other issues. An impressive and highly collectible Farley issue imperforate and ungummed full sheet of the 1¢ green Century of Progress Exposition stamp, printed in Washinton, D.C. and distributed in Chicago in August 1933. This sheet was produced under the authority of Postmaster General James A. Farley and distributed privately outside normal postal channels, lacking both perforations and gum as issued. The sheet displays the complete original layout with wide margins, full selvage, and repeated inscriptions reading “Under Authority of James A. Farley, Postmaster General at a Century of Progress,” along with plate information at the bottom of each pane. Printed on distinctive paper, as typical of Farley special printings, this example represents one of the most iconic and widely collected U.S. souvenir sheets of the 1930s. A visually striking exhibition-era artifact, prized for its scale, historical context, and association with Farley’s controversial special printings. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Est. $250-500 307 307 IL, 1933. Century of Progress Exposition, 3¢ Farley Imperforate and Ungummed Sheet of 9 Souvenir Sheets Chicago, Illinois. 1933. Uncut, ungummed, and imperforate sheet consisting of 9 examples of the 3 Cents violet Century of Progress souvenir sheet of 25 stamps. The paper shows light, even toning consistent with storage; otherwise the sheet would be Uncirculated, with minimal handling and no significant faults. An impressive and highly collectible Farley issue imperforate and ungummed full sheet of the 3¢ violet Century of Progress Exposition stamp, printed in Washington, D.C., and distributed in Chicago in August 1933. This sheet was produced under the authority of Postmaster General James A. Farley and distributed privately outside normal postal channels, lacking both perforations and gum as issued. The sheet retains the complete original layout with generous margins, full selvage, and repeated inscriptions reading “Under Authority of James A. Farley, Postmaster General at a Century of Progress,” together with plate information printed at the bottom of each pane. Printed on the distinctive paper associated with Farley special printings, this example stands as one of the most recognizable and sought-after U.S. exhibition-era philatelic items of the 1930s, admired for its size, presentation, historical significance, and direct association with Farley’s controversial special issues. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $250-500