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| Scott Number | 1 |
|---|---|
| Date | August 28, 1850 |
| From City | Trenton |
| From State | NJ |
| To City | Philadelphia |
| To State | PA |
| Addressee | Edward Hopper |
| Cert Author | Crowe |
| Cert # | 16601 |
| Fake | |
| Quantity 1 | 1 |
| Quantity 2 | 0 |
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| Others |
Notes
Scott #1 on cover from Trenton NJ to Philadelphia Pa. Stamp tied by blue grid and matching CDS dated AUG 28
New Jersey 1847 Issue Covers Illustrated Directory by Brad Arch courtesy of Robert Rose.
Alexander listed as 8/28/50
Daniel F. Kelleher sale 837 lot 4222 Postal History group lot (image)
Letter and reverse images - EBAY lot (Dr. Who Stamps)
Letter datelined Trenton, Aug 28, 1850 and signed C. S. Green.
Google AI names Judge Calab Smith Green (1819-1891) as the probable writer of this letter. He was a lawyer when this letter was written and later became Judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals in Trenton. His father, Calab Smith Green Sr. was also a lawyer but he died on Aug 27, 1850.
William T. Crowe cert 16,601 (Jan 15, 2021) genuine stamp, genuinely used on 1850 docketed folded letter. The stamp has a vertical crease at the right and a faint horizontal crease from the file folds, tied by the open 7 bar grid cancellation.
Edward Hopper was an attorney in Philadelphia located at 22 N 7th Street (1850 McElroy).
New Jersey 1847 Issue Covers Illustrated Directory by Brad Arch courtesy of Robert Rose.
Alexander listed as 8/28/50
Daniel F. Kelleher sale 837 lot 4222 Postal History group lot (image)
Letter and reverse images - EBAY lot (Dr. Who Stamps)
Letter datelined Trenton, Aug 28, 1850 and signed C. S. Green.
Google AI names Judge Calab Smith Green (1819-1891) as the probable writer of this letter. He was a lawyer when this letter was written and later became Judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals in Trenton. His father, Calab Smith Green Sr. was also a lawyer but he died on Aug 27, 1850.
William T. Crowe cert 16,601 (Jan 15, 2021) genuine stamp, genuinely used on 1850 docketed folded letter. The stamp has a vertical crease at the right and a faint horizontal crease from the file folds, tied by the open 7 bar grid cancellation.
Edward Hopper was an attorney in Philadelphia located at 22 N 7th Street (1850 McElroy).
