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| Scott Number | 1 |
|---|---|
| Date | June 20, 18xx |
| From City | New York |
| From State | NY |
| To City | Hudson |
| To State | MI |
| Addressee | Doct. Leonard G. Hall |
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| Fake | |
| Quantity 1 | 2 |
| Quantity 2 | 0 |
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Lot 446 5c Red Brown (1), horizontal pair, clear to large margins, surface abrasion at TR corner, tied by red grids with Jun 20 New York ds. on cover to Michigan, ms. Paid at TL, two file folds well clear of stamps, minor edge wear, nearly very fine, Scott retail $1050. Est. 300-500
Christie’s sale 7445 May 9-10, 1993 realized 403
Alexander listed as 6/20/xx
Dr. Leonard G. Hall (8/7/1806 – 10/29/1877) was a pioneer of Lenawee county. He selected the Territory of Michigan, the southern part of which was being rapidly settled, as a promising field for a young physician to establish a good practice in, and directly after graduation in 1834 he located in Rollin township. He made his home with Daniel Rhodes, continuing practice there until 1840, when he removed to Lanesville, as the city of Hudson was then called, and opened an office there. He continued in active practice until I86o, when he opened a drug store
Christie’s sale 7445 May 9-10, 1993 realized 403
Alexander listed as 6/20/xx
Dr. Leonard G. Hall (8/7/1806 – 10/29/1877) was a pioneer of Lenawee county. He selected the Territory of Michigan, the southern part of which was being rapidly settled, as a promising field for a young physician to establish a good practice in, and directly after graduation in 1834 he located in Rollin township. He made his home with Daniel Rhodes, continuing practice there until 1840, when he removed to Lanesville, as the city of Hudson was then called, and opened an office there. He continued in active practice until I86o, when he opened a drug store
