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Ancient Postcard — Morristown, New Jersey — 1868 — 3 cents stamp - Front — Front

Ancient Postcard — Morristown, New Jersey — 1868 — 3 cents stamp - Back — Back

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Ancient Postcard — Morristown, New Jersey — 1868 — 3 cents stamp

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Postcard dated 1868, sent from Morristown (New Jersey) to Portland, Connecticut, addressed to Mr. Ferdinand Gildersleeve. It bears an American 3-cent postage stamp, canceled with a circular postmark from Morristown. The back features a handwritten inscription 'PX 13' and 'Grill'.

Characteristics

Type: CP
Reference: DJZF03
Condition: creases, stains, corners slightly damaged
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DJZF03

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