These duck stamp lots and lithographs are all to benefit the Sarasota Audubon Society. a) two (2) 1991 Nebraska state duck stamps and lithograph, two $6 Waterfowl duck stamps featuring Canadian Geese, with numbered lithograph, #260 of 12,000 copies, the lithograph is signed by the artist, Neal R Anderson, in the lower right margin, it is unframed and measures 12 x 14 and the image size is 6 1/2 x 9 in. wide, the stamps are mint never hinged, this is the first year duck stamps were issued by Nebraska. b) four (4) 1984 New Jersey state duck stamps and lithograph, four $2.50 Waterfowl Duck stamps featuring Canvasback Ducks, with numbered lithograph, # 6006 of 10,011 copies, the lithograph is signed by the artist, Thomas Hirata, in the lower right margin, it is unframed and measures 12 x 14 and the image size is 6 1/2 x 9 in. wide, two of the stamps are signed by the artist and all four are mint and stuck to the black paper. c) two (2) 1991 New Mexico State duck stamps and lithograph, with two $7.50 Waterfowl duck stamps featuring Pintail Ducks, with numbered lithograph, # 2319 of 12,000 copies, the lithograph is signed by the artist, Robert Steiner, in the lower right margin, it is unframed and measures 12 x 14 and the image size is 6 1/2 x 9 in. wide, one stamp is signed by the artist and both are mint never hinged, this is the first year duck stamps were issued by New Mexico. d) 1984 Oregon State duck stamp and lithograph, a $5 Waterfowl Duck stamp featuring Canadian Geese, with numbered lithograph, #8777 of 11,285 copies, the lithograph is signed by the artist, Michael Sieve, in the lower right margin, it is unframed and measures 12 x 14 and the image size is 6 1/2 x 9 in. wide, the stamp is mint never hinged. e) two (2) 1989 Rhode Island state duck stamps and lithograph, a $7.50 Waterfowl stamp and a $7.50 plus $50 Waterfowl stamp from Rhode Island which is labeled “Governor’s Edition”, both stamps feature male and female Canvasback ducks, with a numbered lithograph, # 2148 of 10,874 copies, the lithograph is signed by Robert Steiner, the artist, in the lower right margin, it is unframed and measures 12 x 14 and the image size is 6 1/2 x 9 in. wide, the Governor’s Edition stamp is signed by Edward D. Diprete, the governor of Rhode Island, and both stamps are mint never hinged, this is the first year duck stamps were issued by Rhode Island.