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| Scott Number | 2 |
|---|---|
| Date | January 11, 1851 |
| From City | New York |
| From State | NY |
| To City | Cleveland |
| To State | OH |
| Addressee | T. C. Severance |
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| Fake | |
| Quantity 1 | 0 |
| Quantity 2 | 1 |
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1847 10c black, margins just in at left, incredibly fresh, tied by neat red square cancel on FL used in 1851 from New York to Cleveland, Jan. 11 New York pmk alongside, filing folds away from the stamp, fine, cat. $1650
Cherrystone sale 1110 lot 19 realized 450
Alexander listed as 1/11/xx
Cherrystone sale May 9, 2013 lot 15 realized 450
Cherrystone sale 0715 lot 5 realized 500
Cherrystone sale 0617 lot 4 realized 475 (image)
Office of J T Van Vleck, Corner of Broad and Wall Streets, Jan 10, 1851. Letter for collection of funds.
Letter from Jasper Torrey Van Vleck (1811-1892), a highly successful lower Manhattan stock and exchange broker. He was recognized later in life by contemporaries as one of the retired patriarchs of Wall Street who helped lay the groundwork for major banking conglomerates.
Cherrystone sale 1110 lot 19 realized 450
Alexander listed as 1/11/xx
Cherrystone sale May 9, 2013 lot 15 realized 450
Cherrystone sale 0715 lot 5 realized 500
Cherrystone sale 0617 lot 4 realized 475 (image)
Office of J T Van Vleck, Corner of Broad and Wall Streets, Jan 10, 1851. Letter for collection of funds.
Letter from Jasper Torrey Van Vleck (1811-1892), a highly successful lower Manhattan stock and exchange broker. He was recognized later in life by contemporaries as one of the retired patriarchs of Wall Street who helped lay the groundwork for major banking conglomerates.
