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United States Registered Mail 1845-1870, David G.
MAINE NARROW GAUGE R.P.O.
Phillips Publishing Co., Inc., North Miami FL, 1998.
CANCELS WANTED
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Figure 235, catalog R-PH-5.
Bangor & Bucksport AGT. (10/9/1879-5/31/1883)
Palermo & Wiscasset R.P.O. (1895-1896)
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Milgram, p.151.
Albion & Wiscasset R.P.O. (1896-1902, 1909-1933)
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Waterville & Wiscasset R.P.O. (1902-1909) The chances are very good that this marking was
Harrison & Bridgton Junction R.P.O. (1900-1917)
not actually invented for this purpose, but purchased
Farmington & Rangeley R.P.O. (1892-1903)
from a rubber stamp catalog. Similarly, there are those
Kingfield & Farmington R.P.O. (1903-1913)
handful of rare allegorical design “linen markers,” that
Phillips & Farmington (1913-1917)
were borrowed in the stampless period as handy post
office origin markers.
BRUCE L. COREY, 108 Marilyn Avenue,
Westbrook, ME 04092
WANTED:
Covers postmarked MAD
RIVER & L. ERIE R.R.
with Scott’s #1 (5¢ 1847),
#7 and #9 (1¢ 1851).
Please contact, with a photo and price asked, D. F.
Shea, 4106 S.R. 269, Bellevue, OH 44811; Fax:
419/483-6400. APS #183518; USCPC #3411
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