Mounted World Stamps and First-Day Cover Lot
Updated August 11, 2026
| Lot number | 1018j |
| Category | Stamps & Philately |
| Auction | FRI WEEKLY FINE ART, DIE CAST, AMERICAN GIRL, MAITLAND SMITH |
| Date | August 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Tyler Grace Auctions |
| Location | Addison, Texas |
Mixed philatelic lot comprising Nicaragua #707-708; Mexico #878 and #729, the latter identified on its handwritten mount as a 1-centavo issue with additional wording that is unclear; a U.S. 45-cent Air Mail Aviation Pioneer stamp; U.S. #1314 NationalPark Service plate block of four with plate number 28642; a New Zealand 1953 Royal Visit 4d block of four; a Christmas Island 1977-78 Famous Visitors strip of four; an Ecuador #28 group identified on its mount as an 1892 President Flores issue; and aUnited States moon-landing anniversary first-day cover. The cover bears a 29-cent astronaut stamp, printed anniversary wording referencing July 20, 1969, ArtCraft markings, and a Washington, D.C. cancellation reading July 20, 1994. Presentationmounts include printed FORM 107, MADE IN CANADA, and Christmas Island Style No. GK-104BK markings. Stamps are mounted or sleeved; glare, cropping, and reflections limit inspection. Gum, hinges, centering, perforations, paper quality, creases, tears,and complete physical counts cannot be fully assessed. The Ecuador mount reads “(6),” but the complete group is partly obscured; the Christmas Island strip visibly contains four joined stamps. The cover is addressed and postmarked, with detailed edge
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