Postal History Journal
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5 Patriotic nJ.S* Consulate General" stampless cover used from Montreal, Feb. 8, 1865, for local delivery.
Patriot ios - 6 The other type is a campaign cover of the first Lincoln campaign. It is embosed in design. On the front are the embossed words iJfQ!l[ "Slavery Sectional* Freedom National.
Union & Liberty Fonrard to Victory** On the reverse, onlionsed In the flags- "Hon, Abraham Lincoln of 111, For President, .
Hon, Hannibal Hamlin of Mo.
For V. Pres.w This cover was mailed from Springvill...e, tJ.C. to Tippicanoe, Indiana, January 1^, 1861.
Fig, 6 Lincoln^Haralin, Campaign cover used from Springvillei V.C, trliSS^SoS; Ind., !an. 1^, l861. Franked with pair of ^4 beavers y prepaying the 10
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 Patriotic nJ.S* Consulate General" stampless cover used from Montreal, Feb. 8, 1865, for local delivery.
Patriot ios - 6 The other type is a campaign cover of the first Lincoln campaign. It is embosed in design. On the front are the embossed words iJfQ!l[ "Slavery Sectional* Freedom National.
Union & Liberty Fonrard to Victory** On the reverse, onlionsed In the flags- "Hon, Abraham Lincoln of 111, For President, .
Hon, Hannibal Hamlin of Mo.
For V. Pres.w This cover was mailed from Springvill...e, tJ.C. to Tippicanoe, Indiana, January 1^, 1861.
Fig, 6 Lincoln^Haralin, Campaign cover used from Springvillei V.C, trliSS^SoS; Ind., !an. 1^, l861. Franked with pair of ^4 beavers y prepaying the 10
What to read after Postal History Journal?
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