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edwardsville-illinois-1843-stampless-folded-letter-to-saint-louis-missouri EDWARDSVILLE ILLINOIS 1843 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO ST. LOUIS MISSOURI

Outstanding stampless folded letter.  Fresh and clean.  Full red postmark. Great addition to your collection.

$50.00
 east.livermore.maine.deacon.jonathan.snow.brunswick.stampless.folded.letter.postal.history EAST LIVERMORE MAINE MANUSCRIPT POSTMARK STAMPLESS COVER TO WIFE OF DEACON JONATHAN SNOW, BRUNSWICK MAINE

Manuscript postmark on this stampless cover to Mrs. Jonathan Snow, Brunswick Maine. She is wife of Deacon Jonathan Snow. Deacon Snow was born in Brunswick, Maine, USA on 1792 to Ambrose Snow and Elizabeth. He passed away on 29 Jan 1866 in Brunswick, Maine, USA.

$20.00
early-united-states-postage-due-stamps-on-international-postcards EARLY POSTAGE DUE STAMPS ON INTERNATIONAL POSTCARDS

Two, clean and fresh early 1900s postcards, one from England, one from Italy, with postage due stamps.  See images.  Nice addition to any postage due collection.

$15.00
EARLY COVER ADDRESSED TO G.W. WORSTER, WILLOW CREEK WISCONSIN WITH SCOTT 25 STAMP

Nice stamp with centering typical of era. Cannot determine postmark community with certainty.

$75.00
early-artist-drawn-postcard-of-young-woman-playing-the-zither EARLY ARTIST DRAWN POSTCARD OF YOUNG WOMAN PLAYING THE ZITHER

Artist name is hard tio discern.  Looks like H. A. Lexis. Beautiful card.  See image.  Not sent through mail, but writing on back.

$10.00
DUBUQUE (DE BUQUE) IOWA HUGE SOCK POSTMARK 1857 COVER SCOTT #25 STAMP DUBUQUE (DU BUQUE) IOWA HUGE SOCK POSTMARK 1857 COVER WITH RARE SCOTT #25 STAMP

EARLY USE OF SCOTT #25 ON COVER. EKU WAS FEBRUARY 28. THIS COVER IS AUGUST 18, 1857. A VERY NICE DU BUQUE, IOWA, SOCK ON THE NOSE POSTMARK ON THIS COVER TO DE WITT CURTISS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. NOTE HORIZONTAL FRAME LINE AT BOTTOM OF THE STAMP. COVER HAS NO RIPS OR TEARS ON FACE, ONLY SLIGHT AGE SOILING. A PORTION OF THE FLAP IS MISSING FROM THE BACK. PERF CUT AT LEFT SHOWS VERTICAL LINE FROM ADJACENT STAMP.

 

 

 

 

$100.00
DOVER, EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE -- 2 USPO REGISTERY RETURN RECEIPTS 1904 AND 1905 - POSTAL-HISTORY DOVER, EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE -- 2 USPO REGISTERY RETURN RECEIPTS 1904 AND 1905

Dover flag cancels on both receipts. Item originated in Exeter and has Exeter straightline origination stamp on address side.

$10.00
dover-new-hampshire-bank-stampless-folded-letter-postal-history-to-quinebaug-bank-connecticut DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE 1847 DOVER BANK STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO QUINEBAUG BANK NORWICH CONNECTICUT

Very fresh stampless folded letter. Tiny tear where seal was broken. Full, blue postmark. Short note from Dover Bank that they have enclosed a check to the Quinebaug Bank drawn on the Atlantic Bank, Boston.

$20.00
dover-new-hampshire-1844-stampless-folded-letter-to-bridgewater-massachusetts DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE 1844 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO BRIDGEWATER MASSACHUSETTS

Very clean item with full Dover postmark.  William Hale writes to a supplier asking for balance of order and lists the missing items.  No tears.  Excellent condition.

$25.00
reuben-eaton-fenton-new-york-senator-free-franked-washington-dc-1862-cover DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - WASHINGTON 1862 COVER FREE FRANKED BY REUBEN EATON FENTON, NEW YORK SENATOR

Full WAshington DC Free double circle postmark on free franked cover signed R E Fenton mc.  Reuben Eaton Fenton (July 4, 1819 – August 25, 1885) was an American merchant and politician from New York. In 1840, he was named commander of the New York Militia's 162nd Infantry Regiment with the rank of colonel. He was elected as a Democrat to the 33rd United States Congress, and served from March 4, 1853, to March 3, 1855. He left the Democratic Party to help organize the Republican Party, and was later elected, as a Republican, to the 35th, 36th, 37th and 38th United States Congresses, and served from 1857 to 1865. He was Governor of New York from 1865 to 1868. In 1868, he was among the candidates to be Vice President. In January 1869, he was elected a Senator from New York and served from 1869 to 1875. He was known as "The Soldiers' Friend" for his efforts to help returning Civil War veterans. He worked to remove tuition charges for public education, helped to establish six schools for training teachers, and signed the charter for Cornell University. The town of Fenton, NY, is named for him. His former home in Jamestown is the site of the Fenton History Center. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.  After his death, a building at The State University of New York at Fredonia, Fenton Hall, was named in his honor because he had attended the previous incarnation of the school, the Fredonia Academy. Fenton Avenue in the Bronx, is named for him.

$50.00

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