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March United States Postal History
Featuring The Leonard Piszkiewicz Collection of Chicago Postal History, The Van Koppersmith Collection of Philadelphia Postal History and The Tony Dewey Collection of Hartford Postal History
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blue datestamp and matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to London, red "Forw'd. From Harnden & Cos. Foreign Letter Office Phil'a." circular handstamp, manuscript "75" quadruple rate, endorsed "per Britannia", very fine and scarce
blue datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to Halifax, England, manuscript "50" double freight money sail rate, endorsed "Per Pkt 1st Jan'y via N.York", backstamped "Ja 25 43 Liverpool Ship" where 8d ship letter rate was applied, very fine
red datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to Cognac, France, manuscript "75" double freight money steam rate, endorsed "Great Western", backstamped "Sp 14 43 Liverpool Ship" and red boxed "Colonies &c.Art.12.", September 17 French transit and September 19 Cognac arrival backstamp, very fine
red datestamp with matching "Paid" in double octagon on folded letter to Halifax, Yorkshire, "Per Harndens to Boston" endorsement crossed out, rated "56¼" triple rate postage to Boston but charged as double weight in England, endorsed "Per R.M.S. Britannia via Boston, Halifax N.S., L'Pool" (Cunard), backstamped "America/L" in double oval (Robertson P2), very fine
red datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to Halifax, England, manuscript "50" double freight money sail rate, endorsed "Per Hottinguer N. York Pkt 16th Nov'r 43" but missed that ship so probably carried on the Montezuma, backstamped "6 De 43 Liverpool Ship" where 8d ship letter rate was applied, very fine
red datestamp with matching "Paid" in double octagon on folded letter to Havana, Cuba, manuscript "25" rate, endorsed "Via New York", blue Cuban "2" and "Empresa N. America 26 May 1844" datestamp, trivial ink erosion, fine
red datestamp with matching double octagon "Paid" on folded lettersheet to the United States Consul in Mexico, manuscript "12" rate and boxed Veracruz transit, fine, docketing on reverse reads "George Chevers of Philadelphia making enquiries of his brother supposed to be in Mexico"
blue datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to Leeds, England, carried on Cunard's Cambria from Boston, backstamped "America/Liverpool Jy 14 1845" and Leeds arrival the following day, very fine
blue datestamp and matching "5" rate and "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to Paris, France and forwarded to Ponthierry, August 23 Le Havre entry, black circled "1D." rural delivery fee, very fine
blue datestamp on folded letter to Nuremberg, Germany, endorsed "Cambria via Boston", August 29 London backstamp, very fine, an attractive and busy pre-treaty cover
blue datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon on folded letter to London, manuscript "17½" freight money sail rate (5c inland plus 12½ sail), endorsed "Ship Henry Clay from New York" (Blue Swallow Tail Line), backstamped "30 Sp 1845 Liverpool Ship", very fine
blue datestamp with matching "Paid" double octagon and circled "10" on folded letter to London and forwarded to Italy via Marseilles, carried on Cunard's Cambria from Boston, "John Barelli & Co. London" forwarder's backstamp, various British, French, and Italian handstamps, very fine and busy cover