Bidspirit auction | U.S. Commemorative and Event Covers

U.S. Commemorative and Event Covers – Edison Centennial, Pony Express, Bicentennial, Postal Card Centennial, and Local Issues (1930s–1970s) - This lot contains a group of commemorative and philatelic event covers spanning the 1930s–1970s. Included are two covers marking the 100th anniversary of Thomas Edison’s electric light (1979), a 100th anniversary cover for the first U.S. postal card (1973), a 1930 watershed exposition cover with 4¢ Conservation issue, and local commemoratives from BORPEX ’75 and SOCOP ’75. Also present are Pony Express re-ride commemoratives (1983), a 1953 Stagecoach Line Centennial cover, Bicentennial issues from Fort Wayne, Indiana (1976), Havrepex ’76 “Spirit of ’76” show cover, and Bicentennial-themed Independence Hall and Hawaiian philatelic event covers. Together these represent a variety of local and national commemorative issues tied to historical anniversaries and stamp club events. Condition IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING COIN GRADES & SHIPPING: BIDDING TERMS: By placing a bid, you are entering into a legally binding contract. Non-paying bidders will be permanently added to our No-Bid List. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Once your shipping label is generated, you will receive a tracking number from UPS or Stamps.com. (We purchase USPS Postage through Stamps.com) Please check your inbox, junk, or spam folders for this email. Shipping cost is based on destination, size and weight of the package and calculated using the most cost-effective method within the USA. All packages will be insured at the cost of the buyer. We are happy to combine shipping for multiple coin purchases if they are purchased from the same auction. If you have questions about a particular Stamps condition, feel free to contact us before bidding. Thank you for your understanding and best of luck in the auction! LOCAL PICK-UP: Pick-up is available M-F from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM or by appointment by calling 937-547-3202. Please contact us after the auction to arrange a convenient time.