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Miss Joehannah Steinman
A very nice postcard in very nice condition. Mailed Nov 12, 1917 from Philadelphia, Pa at 2 AM by Anna to Miss Johannah Steinman, Clemson Park, Middletown, New York, c/o Mr. Cross. Includes a nice message.
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Annie Mora receives a postcard.
Was not mailed. Given to Miss Annie Mora, 101 Boylston St., Brookline, Mass. from C.K. XX. C.K. wants to know if Annie will come see them. Postage included within USA
Postcard for Margaret Walsh
Mailed April 19, 1909 from Pontiac, Ill at 9AM to Miss Margaret Walsh, Symerton, Ill, from Martha who writes in pencil she received Margaret Easter card and had her picture taken and would sent one to Margaret.
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Lucy Klein receives a postcard
Mailed Jan 21 at 10AM. Cannot read the year probably early 1900's. Miss Lucy Klein, St. Anthony, N. Dak., from "Bill" telling her he would be home that afternoon and he was glad for vacation. Something stuck on from of postcard. (see photo)
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A postcard for Henry Meahl
Mailed Jan 1, 1928 at 4PM to Mr & Mrs Henry Meahl, Protection, N.Y. from Mickey. Mickey is the brother and hopes they have a happy new year. He mentions Lydia and says he might drop in.
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Chas Rowe
Cannot read the date it was mailed! Has a 1 cent stamp....probably in the early 1900's. Mailed to Mr. & Mrs Chas Rowe, South Paris, Me. R# 2 from Alma E. Whitman. Alma says she is still looking for a woman for Elmer! Written in ink.
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Percy L. Boynton receives a postcard
Mailed May 9, 1911 at 9 AM from Powersville, Maine with a green "onecent" stamp to Mr Percy L. Boynton, Brownville Jct, Maine from M.E. T. Is written in pencil and tells about an upcoming dance. Different style of postcard, pretty.
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Bernice Underhill received a Friendship postcard!
Mailed Nov 2, 1922 at 7AM from Prospect Harbor Maine with a green 1 cent stamp to Mrs. Bernice Underhill, Franklin, Maine from L.M.S. telling Bernice she arrived home safely and had a lovely time. Such a pretty card. A special treasure for the Underhill family.
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Family Register
This is a beautiful framed "Floral Family Register" for the McMillan family. It measures 29" wide and 23" high. It begins with A.D. McMillan, born June 25, 1798, died Dec. 22, 1842. A.D. was married to Narcissa and they had the following children: Samuel W, Harrey L, Daniel S., John A., James A., Rachel M., Sarah, William P., Margaret E., Mary R., and Hannie A. There are birth dates for all the children and some death dates. This was presented to Maggie McMillan by parents. This is very ornate. There is a yellow stain (see photo). Buyer to pay actual packaging and shipping. This will be packaged professionally. A major treasure!
Postcard to Mrs. E. P. Libby
Dated Dec. 9, 1916 at 7PM from Warren Me. Has a green 1 Cent stamp. Mailed to Mrs. E.P. Libby at S. Portland, Maine. R No. 8, Box 6. Message is written in pencil and acknowledges and gives thanks for a package. Mentions Sade and is signed F.E.B. See photo for condition.
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