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Pair 405 B Booklet pane New Orleans Jan1 1914
Scott 145 early use
Scott 207 July 6 Brookfield Mass.
Scott 319 2 cent type II Harrisburg P.A. April 13 1907. Picture of type is curtesy of>> https://www.theswedishtiger.com/319-scotts.html
This cover is Scott 319G booklet pane single Elizabeth N.J. July 6 1905
U.S. Scott 406 Liberty MO 1913
Hear is a cover of August Dietz, I won his mail at auction, He is a Philatelic expert in Confederate covers and stamps and wrote books on them. U.S. Scott 807 Richmond Aug9 1950 logo cancel. I will add to this section daily.
Scott 156 Used with negative Cross cancel
Scott 554C Grand Canyon cancel Aug 1 1923 box with picture cards, Fred Harvey Cards these cards were sold in the first Grand Canyon post office .Mr. Harvey also made post cards of real photos of the Grand Canyon He created a chain of restaurants hotels along the railways and trains Had young Ladies serving. They were called the Harvey Girls. The top picture is of the building the held the post office and Fred Harvey's store were these were sold, He also sold Indian artifacts made by the locals. The name on the box is the same name as the address. The person likely purchased them and sent them home by mail.
Scott 182

