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| Scott Number | 1 |
|---|---|
| Date | December 23, 1850 |
| From City | Bangor |
| From State | Me |
| To City | Mattawamkeag |
| To State | Me |
| Addressee | Hon Asa Smith |
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| Fake | |
| Quantity 1 | 1 |
| Quantity 2 | 0 |
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Lot 842 COVERS - FANTASTIC SELECTION OF OVER 150 from better stampless, Transatlantic, US #1 (2 covers, one with pair), a #9X1 cover and a large number of $200 & up covers. From a dealer, last active about 1990. VERY FINE
Earl P L Apfelbaum But it Now sale R568
Not listed in Alexander
Asa Smith (1798-1880) was postmaster of Mattawamkeag, a small town in central Maine. He also ran a farm, a hotel, a store and was elected to both houses of the Maine state legislature (Senate: 1846 and 1847; House: 1843, 1854, and 1855).
Earl P L Apfelbaum But it Now sale R568
Not listed in Alexander
Asa Smith (1798-1880) was postmaster of Mattawamkeag, a small town in central Maine. He also ran a farm, a hotel, a store and was elected to both houses of the Maine state legislature (Senate: 1846 and 1847; House: 1843, 1854, and 1855).
