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SOUTH PLAINS MAINE SCOTT #11A COVER T0 ROCKLAND MAINE SOUTH PLAINS (?) MAINE SCOTT #11A COVER T0 ROCKLAND MAINE

If you look at the manuscript mark on this letter, it is easily read as S Plains, Maine.  The tough part is finding if a South Plains Maine ever existed.  That explains the question mark in the headline.  If anyone can provide more information, please send it along.  Cover is in poor condition with tears around the stamp and through the manuscript mark. Plenty of age wrinkles, too. However, the stamp is fantastic. Right margin copy with all good margins; tending to a little close at top left.  Strong color. Addressed to G. B. Macomber in Rockland Maine.

$50.00
SOUTH HADLEY MASSACHUSETTS COVER SCOTT 26A STAMP TO OSWEGO, NEW YORK SOUTH HADLEY MASSACHUSETTS CLEAN COVER WITH SCOTT 26A STAMP TO OSWEGO, NEW YORK

Full, readable South Hadley Massachusetts postmark with nice 26A stamp. Grill postmark. Clean cover. Flap sealed on the back. Opened cleanly at left.

$100.00
durban-south-africa-1935-censor-cover-to-springfield-massachusetts-scott 92-pair SOUTH AFRICA: SCOTT #92 PAIR ON 1935 DURBAN CENSOR COVER TO SPRINGFIELD MASS.

Very fine condition cover with censor tape tied to cover by blue censor mark 

$8.00
SO. BROOKFIELD NEW YORK STAMPLESS FOLDED COVER UNLISTED IN ASCC - POSTAL HISTORY SO. BROOKFIELD NEW YORK STAMPLESS FOLDED COVER UNLISTED IN ASCC

Significant find. So. Brookfield, NY stampless cover with blue circular mark along with blue PAID mark. Note the cover has stain where glue from flap bled through. Also, sliver missing that carries into the town strike...see scan.

$40.00
SIDNEY NEBRASKA 2 POSTAL STATIONERY COVERS WITH NICE HANDSTAMP POSTMARKS - POSTAL HISTORY SIDNEY NEBRASKA 2 POSTAL STATIONERY COVERS WITH NICE HANDSTAMP POSTMARKS

Handstamp pie-wedge cancels and Sindney Nebraska dial postmarks 1893 and 1894. Covers in excellent condition. Interesting Cheyenne WS receivers on the back.

$10.00
senegal-mint-postal-stationery-higgins-and-gage-#3a SENEGAL - MINT POSTAL STATIONERY HIGGINS & GAGE #3a

Pristine small cover.  Quality addition to any collection.

$35.00
SCOTT 96 WAY OFF CENTER 10-CENT GREEN (USED)

F Grill. So far off center, this stamp probably qualifies as a freak.  Large portion of adjacent stamp showing at left.  Stamp is sound.

$50.00
SCOTT 68A 10-CENT GREEN ON COVER TO BLUEHILL MAINE SCOTT 68A 10-CENT GREEN ON COVER TO BLUEHILL MAINE

Early cover to Bluehill Maine.  Cannot make out point of origin in postmark. Addressed to Charles Clough. Quality condition considering its age. Stamp clear on three sides, just touching at left.

THE DANIEL CLOUGH HOUSE AND PLACE

Daniel Clough was the first child of Asa and Abigail (Tecker) Clough born April 11,1790; married Polly, eldest daughter of Dr. Nathan and Mary (Carleton) Tenney, May 24, i818. She was born April ll, 1797; died Dec 8,1858; he died April 2,1867, aged 77. He was a sea captain in his younger years and commanded among other vessels the three-masted schooner ''Magnolia" built at Bluehill in 1833, the second vessel of that rig known. After sea life he gave attention to the management of his farm. The house he lived in was built by him about the time of his marriage, say about 1820, and is still standing, in good repair, and occupied by his youngest son, Charles Carroll Clough and family, who also own the farm of his grandfather, Asa Clough. The children of Capt. Daniel and Polly  (Tenney) Clough were:

, 1. Caroline, born Nov; 30,1818; married Capt. William Walker, half brother of the writer, June 24,1836.

2. Mary Tenney, born Nov. 1, 1820; married George W. Brown Jan. 11, 1840 and died at Ellsworth in 1852.

3. David Daniel, born Feb. 26,1826; removed to Portland where p he was twice married, his two wives dying, leaving no children; he died a few years ago.

4. Augustine Washington, born Oct. 9, 1831; was a captain in the War of the Rebellion; married at Portland in 1865; had two daughters; he and wife died a few years since at Everett, Mass.

Charles Carroll, born July 7,1837; married Emeline S.,daughter of Johnson Wood, May 24, 1859; they had three children born to. them, viz:—Harriet Gertrude, Feb. 28, 1861; Bessie Carroll, Sept. 2, 1872; Daisey Lou, Dec. 22,1878.

$125.00
SCOTT 576 AND 577 IMPERF PLATE BLOCKS OF 6 - U.S.-POSTAGE-STAMPS SCOTT 576 AND 577 IMPERF PLATE BLOCKS OF 6

576 has hinge mark.  577 has extremely light hinge mark...takes a while to find it.  Will sell either one for $25.

$40.00
SCOTT 15 ON COVER. EARLY SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA COVER TO PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE SCOTT 15 ON COVER. EARLY SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA COVER TO PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE

Early cross country cover from San Francisco to Portsmouth New Hampshire.  Stamp has three large margins and is close at top.  Note age stains on envelope and portion missing from flap.

$300.00

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