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1860s Santa Rosa Sonoma County Cal Inverted Date 3c to Cedar Lake New York Cover
missing back flap, marks or dirty (SON-4490) known dates of use 1854-1864.
id #7312
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$45
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1860 Vallejo California USS Ship Wyoming Per Steamer 10c #35 Georgetown Distric Columbia
dated May 10. Back flap opening tears, about 10% paper loss at flap.
id #7311
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$150
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c1900 Forbestown Hotel Butte County California Band Celebration 8 X 10 Mount Photo
mount short or worn at lower left corner. Partial sign for the Gold Bank Hotel at right of image behind this hotel. Forbestown partially readable on the band drum.
id #7310
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$125
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1870s Yreka Siskiyou California Coast Overland Mail Company Illustrated Cover
Barlow, Sanderson & Co. C. & O. Coast Overland Mail Company, Principal Office, Yreka, Cal., printed corner card on cover to Jacksonville, Oregon with illustrated design showing six horse stage on mountain road, stage with Overland U.S. Mail, B.S. & Co. imprint, cover franked with 3c Banknote tied by cork cancel, Yreka Cal. uneven open mostly top edge and back flap with small paper loss.
Established by Vermont men, Jared L. Sanderson and Bradley Barlow during the Civil War, the Barlow-Sanderson Overland Mail Company first carried the mail and operated a stage line between Sedalia and Warrensburg, Missouri and by 1863, was also operating a line from Kansas City, Missouri to Fort Scott, Kansas. In 1866, they began to expand westward and transferred their headquarters from Kansas City to Junction City, Colorado. By 1867, the two entrepreneurs had established a route from Missouri to California over the Santa Fe Trail and changed the name to the Barlow and Sanderson Company. The company continued to grow in Colorado, becoming the largest stage line in the area and in 1874, the headquarters moved to Granada, Colorado. Two years later, despite rumors of bribery and corruption within the company, the stage line continued to expand. However, by 1878, Bradley Barlow withdrew and the name of the company changed to J.L. Sanderson and Co. Overland Stage and Express Line.
id #7309
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$750
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April 29 1910 Georgetown El Dorado California Carnival Parade Band Float 11 X 14 Mt Photo
, mount with short lower right corner, wear at corners. Paper loss and 2 chips at lower corners of image and near top edge skyline. A. Franceis , P. Stanton , Chas. Rupley manuscript ink at lower of mount with arrows pointing. I.D. at back April 29 1910 Georgetown Carnival. Also name Mrs. Flassie Franceis.
id #7306
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$125
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1874 Application for Patent Mining Claim Wild Cat Placer Mine Known as Montreal Jackson Amador
California of Victor Lartigrue and Felix Poulet - Montreal Gravel Mining Claim, 3 page document and plat map of the 20 acres Placer Claim in the Jackson Mining District Amador County California. (Near or at Jackson Gate) Documents measure 8 3/8 x 14 inches, stored folded.
id #7305
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$60
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At The Rancheria Mendocino County California Native Americans Photo Stereoview
Popular series, slight wear at edges of mount.
id #7304
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$85
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Indian Sweat Bath Sonoma Coounty California Popular Series Photo Stereoview
wear at corner and edges of mount. Small paper loss at top edge mount.
id #7303
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$75
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April 23 1852 Sacramento City to Brother Charles Beatie Oregon City 2Pg Sold Quartz Co Letter
Stampless 5 folded Sacramento City canceled April 27 , letter signed by R.C. Beatie with mention of travel selling Mules cheap for money ETC. Panel of paper missing, with no loss of letter.
id #7302
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$150
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Nov. 15 1877 Bath Cal. Placer County Town Manuscript Cancel Cover to Georgetown Mass.
(PLA-450) Condition wear at top and bottom edge, dirty or marks.
id #7300
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$125
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