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London — Postal envelope with 1 penny stamp and postmark from the company 'MacLaren & Gordon & Co. Distillery' — around 1907 - Front — Front

London — Postal envelope with 1 penny stamp and postmark from the company 'MacLaren & Gordon & Co. Distillery' — around 1907 - Back — Back

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London — Postal envelope with 1 penny stamp and postmark from the company 'MacLaren & Gordon & Co. Distillery' — around 1907

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Postal envelope dated 25 September 1907, sent from London to T. T. Vanderhoeven Esqre. at the Charing Cross Hotel, West Strand, W.C. It bears a red 1 penny stamp and a postmark from the company 'MacLaren & Gordon & Co. Distillery' on Soswell Road. The reverse shows a post office stamp with time and date.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DKAL93
Condition: Good condition, with some creases and signs of wear.
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DKAL93

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