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Stampless
Domestic, Post 1816 “War Rate”
Colerain, Ohio, Gem example of famous Quaker dated h/s 1823, Versailles, KY, "18 3/4" in brown
$575
$425
1819,
content: Piracy Court in
Charleston, SC, View
1823,
Versailles, KY, "18 3/4" in brown,
View
1826,
Utica NY,
boxed, fancy “FREE”, VF, View
ca 1830, Canton NY, wrapper to VT at 1 1/2 ct rate, very scarce, View
1828, boxed: "Missent to/Brooklyn,
CT/Forw'D", View
1829, FF forwarded at OPC, VA, View
1830, Easton, PA Straight line, VF, to governor, content: decrying qualifications of nominee for supreme court. View
1841,
“Little Rock,
ARKs”, green CDS on 1841 FLS with paperwork concerning collection of
debts in
Indian Terr. View
Colerain, O, Quaker dated, Gem,
View
1848, Lake St. Croix, WI/MN Terr.,
View
ca. 1851, Binghamton, NY, fancy “1” circular rate. View
ca. 1849, Doakes Ville, Ark., Choctaw Nation, Indian Terr. VF strike on FLS . View
ca. 1851, Plattsburgh, NY, unlisted “Paid3”, NY Militia cc, Beauty!. View
ca. 1852, Ceresco, Wis, “Paid 3”, scarce DPO, VF View
Historic
Correspondence:
Covers to and
related to John McLean, (1785-1861), PMG,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Biography, View
Many of these
are very interesting from a pure postal history viewpoint and incl:
markings, rates & multiple forwarding with towns noted below:
Boston, 1833, forwarded Nashville (Green); Philadelphia, 1833, triple forwarded (Green Nashville, Cincinnati, Reynoldsburgh), View
Columbus DOs: 1826 re: duel between Clay b& Randolph; 1828, View
Augusta, KY, 1833 forwarded in Columbus; Ridgeville, O, 1838, forwarded
Vandalia, IL, View
Greensburgh, KY, 1831; Louisville, 1827 , View
Augusta, KY, 1834; Lebanon O. ('rope' oval), 1827, View
Piketon, O, 1829, forwarded Columbus; Staunton, VA, 1833, forwarded
Cincinnati, View
Many more stampless in stock. Most states represented. Please send an email with your interests.
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