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CONCORD MASSACHUSETTS POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL BUSINESS COVER Pristine condition. Looks like this was stamped with the town name, but never used. |
$5.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT - MIDDLETOWN 1847 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Clean stampless folded letter with light blue postmark including 5 in circle. Brief note to insurance company regarding customer policy. |
$15.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT - MIDDLETOWN 1847 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER TO HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Clean letter to Hartford Insurance company regarding death of policy holder. |
$15.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT - WILLIMANTIC 1860S CIVIL WAR ERA COVER AND LETTER TO GREENE RHODE ISLAND MENTIONS LINCOLN'S DEATH AND BOOTH Outstanding item. Cover bears the Willimantic octagon postmark with a grill cancel on the stamp. The letter opens with a discussion about purchasing wine and the states: "People have been having terrible times this way. Rejoicing over victories and mourning over the President." Also notes: "Got Booth, I suppose." Letter is written by Sarah to friend James Harris. All in good condition. Light stain center of small envelope. |
$50.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT: EARLY TAFTVILLE MILL AND VILLAGE UNUSED POSTCARD Very clean. |
$5.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT: HARTFORD 1876 PUBLISHER'S COVER WITH CT. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET BROCHURE INSIDE Historic content to this Worthington Company cover. Content is a small 66-page booklet containing details on the Connecticut Democrat State Ticket for 1876. It breaks out all the candidates by name for all the counties in Connecticut, lists elected officials, and provides a synopsis of the election law of 1874. Condition is excellent. Email if you wish to see additional scans of the internal pages of the booklet. |
$30.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT: MERROW, STONY CREEK, EAGLEVILLE DEAD POST OFFICE COVERS Merrow cover contains letter from Uriel Lodge #24 AF&AM. |
$8.00 | ||
CONNECTICUT: NEW-MILFORD 1837 STAMPLESS FOLDED LETTER FROM D. SANFORD TO ROGER SHERMAN, FAIRFIELD LAWYER Short letter from D. Sanford (believe first name to be David) asking prominent Fairfield lawyer Roger Sherman to review a deed from a property sale he was involved in to determine what can be built on the property. Roger Minott Sherman (May 22, 1773 – December 30, 1844) was a lawyer and politician from Fairfield County, Connecticut. There is a grammar school in Fairfield named after him. Item in excellent condition with bold brown postmark. |
$25.00 | ||
CREAGERSTOWN MARYLAND TO LEITERSBURY MARYLAND MANUSCRIPT STAMPLESS COVER - UNLISTED IN ASCC Clear May 9 manuscript postmark on this letter to Rev. George W Anderson, Leitersburg, Maryland. Manuscript postmark for Creagerstown is unlisted in American Stampless Cover Catalog. |
$100.00 | ||
CRISTOBAL CANAL ZONE TO MIAMI FLORIDA TO RAHWAY NEW JERSEY FIRST FLIGHT CACHET COVER Blue cachet. Note that overprinted stamp is missing piece at top right. Proper Miami and Rahway receivers on back. |
$10.00 |