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postal+history WASHINGTON DC 5cts FULL RED POSTMARK ON COVER TO HENRY HOLMOUTH, PHILADELPHIA

Circa 1850 Washington DC 5cts red postmark on this cover to Henry Helmouth, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Helmouth was known in Philadelphia and involved with local politics, including events leading to Philadelphia Act of Consolidation (1854), and the affairs of the University of Pennsylvania. He may have been a son of the renowned German-American Lutheran minister Justus Christian Henry Helmouth.  Wax seal features a running fox. Clean cover.

$30.00
postal+history WASHINGTON DC 5cts BLACK POSTMARK ON STEAMER COVER TO DERBY CONNECTICUT

Circa 1850 Washington DC 5cts black postmark on this cover to Mr. Sanford, Derby, Connecticut.  Note manuscript steamer designation at top.

$30.00
 scott.69.postage.stamp.12.cent.washington.used US SCOTT 69 12-CENT BLACK WASHINGTON POSTAGE STAMP USED

Pie-wedge fancy cancel. Three good margins. In close at left. Note that perf that appears to be missing lower left is actually folded up.

$30.00
FIRST DAY COVER - JOHN BASSETT MOORE $5 - SCOTT #1295 1966 FLEETWOOD

Clean cover.

$30.00
us.scott.149.postage.stamp.7.cent.stanton.used US SCOTT 149 7-CENT VERMILLION STANTON POSTAGE STAMP USED

Light postmark. Fine stamp.

$30.00
UNITED STATES SCOTT #330 USED STAMP

Superb centering on this stamp.  Most stamps in the  Jamestown set have very poor centering.  A premium stamp.  Catalog: $30

$30.00
FIRST DAY COVER - ALEXANDER HAMILTON $5 - SCOTT #1053 1956 FLEETWOOD

Clean cover.

$35.00
TROY NEW HAMPSHIRE STAMPLESS COVER - POSTAL HISTORY TROY NEW HAMPSHIRE STAMPLESS COVER PAID 3 IN CIRCLE

Full and dark town mark and PAID 3 mark.

$35.00
civil-war-cover-to-chaplin-quint-2nd-mass-reg-dead-soldier CIVIL WAR 1863 LETTER TO REV. A. H. QUINT REGARDING REMAINS OF DEAD SOLDIER

Letter is written on behalf of the sister of Matthew Charles H. Bickford, Company B, Massachusetts 2nd Regiment Vols. who was reported killed in action.  Letter is to the company chaplain asking "where he was buried and whether by  his friends or the Rebels."

Private Charles H. Bickford of B Company, 2nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment was born on March 1844, and died on May 3, 1863 in Chancellorsville, Virginia, at the age of 19. Images of him are available at: https://www.loc.gov/item/2010650360/

 

 

 

 

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$35.00
FIRST DAY COVER - ALEXANDER HAMILTON $5 - SCOTT #1053 1956 ART CRAFT

Small stain lower right corner of stamp. Also, tiny stains at top of cover (very hard to see, but there)

$35.00

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