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Taos, New Mexico

Personal Website: rfrajola.com

As a brief introduction, I have been involved professionally in philately since 1968. After working for several auction houses, including as a consultant to Sotheby'As a brief introduction, I have been involved professionally in philately since 1968. After working for several auction houses, including as a consultant to Sotheby's, I ran my own auction house, Richard C. Frajola, Inc., from 1980 till 1995. Since then I have served as a consultant to several leading auction houses in the United States and served private clients. I also serve as an expert consultant to the Philatelic Foundation and Professional Stamp Expertisers. I can now frequently be found on the Frajola's Board for Philatelists trying to answer collector questions. Feel free to join us. I have published extensively since authoring a book on the postage stamps of Siam in 1980. Four new books have been published since 2005. I am honored to have been selected as recipient of the U.S. Philatelic Classics Society Stanley Ashbrook Cup in 2005, and the Elliot Perry Cup in 2006, for my philatelic literature contributions. Also, for the Hong Kong Study Circle's Webb Cup in 2006. (Read more)

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  1. Orange Belton English Setters. See a collection of setters illustrated covers here: http://www.rfrajola.com/Setters/setter.htm
  2. I just added a "proper description" of this item
  3. As mentioned elsewhere, all three stamps have no commercial value. First and third are from from Germany and second stamp from Bohemia and Moravia (now Czech Republic). They are listed in Scotts catal...
  4. Pictures added as per request. Tonto just turned 10 years
  5. And, several with matching covers which are much rarer than the cards: http://www.rfrajola.com/Setters/setter.htm
  6. Savoychina1 - Thanks. I bought the complete set at auction in the 80s and it was around $1,500 even then.
  7. Your cover from Cairo to Kano was flown on October 27, 1925 and should have a backstamp of Kano. It is listed in the American Air Mail Catalog (AAMC) as Egypt flight #11 (value not listed). These were...
  8. Potrero - some might quibble with you about the birthplace of the Navy being Marblehead. Machais (now in Maine) has that honor in my book. See page here: http://www.rfrajola.com/Machias.htm
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Loves

1865-S $20 Gold Double Eagle from the S.S. Brother Jonathan Shipwreck 1864 Two Cent Piece with Small Motto IN GOD WE TRUST 1854 $20 Kellogg & Co., San Francisco, Double Eagle Gold Coin