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Gorham, Maine — letter to Miss Sarah A. Curtis — 3 cents Washington stamp - Front
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Envelope dated November 12, 1862, sent from Gorham (Maine) to Miss Sarah A. Curtis in Garland, Maine. American 3-cent Washington stamp, canceled with a circular Gorham postmark. The back is blank.

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CP
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DJZF21
Condition
creases, slightly damaged corners, brown stain at lower right
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Unique piece
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