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#151
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Athens, Ohio, May 1, 1827
straightline, 25 cent rate to Massachusetts. Marking is well
struck
but cover is toned and has some edge wear and ink erosion. Small
piece
of paper missing in the rate; the paper is only folded at lower left
and is not missing, though there is a tear perhaps caused by the ink
erosion. Nice Ohio straightline. Personal letter content;
fragile due
to splits along folds.
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$100
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#155
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1 cent impert, Scott #314, used
single
on greetings postcard from Chandlersville, Ohio, January 1909.
Strange
to see an imperf from a small town like this on personal mail, but here
it is. Stamp has a small "bite" at upper right corner. Nice
usage.
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$20
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#202
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Legal
size cover, 4x first class rate, from Cincinnati to Fredrick Sta.,
Iowa, with 12 cent 1861 issue (Scott #69). Target cancel on
stamp, tie
is questionable but stamp appears to belong on cover, some overall
soiling and edge tears.
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$75
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#138
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1827 Cleveland OH boxed
straightline handstamp, the first of several types with all capital
letters and no italics, 25 cent rate to CT, personal letter, perfectly
struck. Attractive example of this marking.
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$100
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#144
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Scarce August 1870 cover from
Louisville, Ohio, star cancel and large postmark with "Stark County in
dial, scarce for county name to appear in this vintage cover.
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$100
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#142
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1872
Upper Sandusky OH to Paris, France with 10 cent 1861 issue (Scott #68),
various additional postmarks -- all on the face of the cover --
including a New York creit marking, two French markings, a London
transit, and a forwarder's marking. No backstamps, backflap
removed
and small bite at top from that removal.
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$100
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#203
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1927
College of Wooster Bulletin, a newsletter, mailed from Wooster to
Canada, with a 2 cent 4th-bureau coil. The bulletin was entered
in the
US as second-class mail. Although the first-class rate was 2
cents to
Canada in 1927, it is also possible that this is indeed 2nd class to
Canada. Either way, still a very interesting usage.
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$50
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