Postal Stationery
Postal stationery includes any paper item with a prepaid printed monetary value that is meant to be sent through the post. Stamped envelopes, postal cards, letter sheets, wrappers - all of these are examples of postal stationery.
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Mailbox remnant from Johnstown, PA, flood- Date
- May 31, 1889
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Rural letter carrier's carriage heater
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- c. 1917
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Rural Free Delivery segregated saddlebag
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- c. 1896
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Rural Free Delivery mailbox
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- 1900-1920
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Cleveland, OH, postmark handstamp
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- March 1, 1904
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Rural letter carrier’s cash and stamp box
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- c. 1902-1930
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Silver Century Rural Free Delivery mailbox
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- 20th Century
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Silver Century Rural Free Delivery mailbox
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- 20th Century
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Rural Letter Carrier's cash and stamp box
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- c. 1902-1930
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Pittsburgh, PA, receiving handstamp
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- c. 1850-1913
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Leavitt cancelling machine patent model
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- 1879
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Scheble-style mailbox
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- c. 1900-1930
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Deschler Mailbox Co. RFD Joroleman-style mailbox
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- 20th Century
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Kicking mule fancy cancel handstamp
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- 1870-1900
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Harrisville, RI, duplex handstamp
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- c. 1900-1910
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Postal Inspector John Clum’s retirement watch fob
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- May 15, 1906
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Muncie, Indiana tag
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- 1890s
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Jackson, NH, circular hammer handstamp, REC'D
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- June 27, 1895
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Rural letter carrier's cash and stamp box
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- c. 1902-1930
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Rural Free Delivery mailbox
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- 20th Century
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Sandy Spring, MD, REGISTERED handstamp
- Date
- January 1, 1909
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Perforating paddle
- Date
- 1899
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Rural letter carrier's handmade sorting bag
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- After 1896
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Union, ME, duplex handstamp
- Date
- 1904
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