Daniel F Kelleher Auctions

When a young Bostonian gentleman named Daniel F. Kelleher decided to become a stamp dealer and subsequently, a philatelic public auctioneer in the 1880s, even in his dreams he couldn’t have predicted that his business would continue to flourish over 13 decades later and be one of the leading philatelic auction houses. In the 1890s, his business was located at 7 Water Street, the prestigious Winthrop Building in downtown Boston.

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When a young Bostonian gentleman named Daniel F. Kelleher decided to become a stamp dealer and subsequently, a philatelic public auctioneer in the 1880s, even in his dreams he couldn’t have predicted that his business would continue to flourish over 13 decades later and be one of the leading philatelic auction houses. In the 1890s, his business was located at 7 Water Street, the prestigious Winthrop Building in downtown Boston.

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