The 218-lot auction includes duck stamp prints from winning artists, artist remarques and signed stamps, essays and proofs, and much more.

Fawn specialized in and exhibited the Large Queen issues for many years, winning gold awards at numerous shows from 1999 to 2019.

The seven-day auction series will feature seven separate catalogs offering an extensive array of stamps and postal history.

The city included the changes as part of a sweeping package aimed at reinvigorating small businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The collection, which David W. Gorham assembled over many years with a keen appreciation for quality, will be offered in more than 1,200 lots.

The auction will conclude with a substantial selection of large lots and collections.

Featured in the auction will be the collection of 1851-1999 Canadian postage stamps formed by Robert J. Barish.

Specialized U.S. holdings that will be up for bids are the John Drew collection of Arizona postal history and the Manwood collection of express company labels.

Stamps with vending- and affixing-machine perforations are listed and valued in the Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps and Covers.

Both collections up for bids offer collectors numerous opportunities to add desirable stamps in exceptional condition to their holdings.

The typewritten Uganda Missionary stamps are the creation of the Rev. Ernest Millar of the Church Missionary Society.

Richard M. Levy’s eye for acquiring stamps in exceptional condition is evident throughout the collection.

Additional temptations for bidders include Italy and Italian states rarities, and scarce stamps and postal history from South America and Central America.

Both collections provide bidders with myriad opportunities to add significant items to their holdings.

United States stamps from the classic period through modern issues are the focus of the first two days of the sale.

Additional temptations for bidders include an important collection of Persia and Iran, along with rare Japanese postal history.

H.R. Harmer will offer the sixth part of the massive Erivan collection of United States and Confederate States postal history.

The Penny Black is affixed to the famed Wallace document, which is dated April 10, 1840.

The 103 lots in this first sale include some of the finest and most consequential covers in the collection.

Collectors seeking graded stamps will find a number to choose from in the selection of U.S. stamps up for bids Dec. 14.