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American Postcard — Harpers Ferry — 3 cent stamp - Front
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American postcard dated around 1860, sent from Harpers Ferry (Virginia) to Samuel Willan Eay in Chatham, Columbia Co., New York. It features a 3 cent stamp depicting Lincoln, canceled by a circular postmark from Harpers Ferry. The reverse is blank, with only one visible cancellation mark.

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DJZG43
Condition
good condition
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Unique piece
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