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1880-1890s Snells Mt Hamilton Stage Line Smith Creek Hotel Distance Milage Tables Fron San Jose
,3 1/8 X 5 1/5 inch advertising Heyler and Dennis Agents office at 40 West Santa Clara Street, tickets round trip Lick Observatory 3 dollars , Smith Creek 2 dollars. Smith Creek stage stop located on the Mount Hamilton road or Lick Ave. leading to the Lick observatory , smith Creek Hotel was also known as The Santa Ysabel Hotel.
id #7187
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$350
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Granite Peaks near Donner Lake Nevada County California Line CPRR Photo Stereoview
by H.T. Anthony New York. Light wear at edges of mount.
id #7185
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$60
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1913 Stockton CA Roundup Frontier Day Celebration Cow Girl Boy 2c Red to Dresden Germany Cover
H.J. Kuechler and Son Manufacturing Jewelers ,located Main at California Street Stockton Cal. CC. Minor wrinkles at edges and corner.
id #7183
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$200
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1864 Folsom Fancy Leaf cancel 3c Steamer Civil War Era Cover to CTH Palmer Stonington CT
manuscript care of Ira H. Palmer. Ink stamp at back reads - I.H. Palmer Jan 16 1865 Stonington . Included is small paper book plate with crease folds Library of C.T.H. Palmer.
id #7182
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$75
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1888 Folsom Sutters Street J. Hyman Retailer Dry Goods Clothing Boot and Shoe Store Letterhead
letter signed by Hyman. sent to Mr. Wilcoxson at Sacramento about land.
id #7181
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$60
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Jan. 19 1881 Stockton CA Large S Killer Manuscript Docket Trader Silk Hat Meussdorffer San Francisco
cover with San Francisco received on same day sent. (SAJ-2440) Later than recorded date in Williams. EX-Tatham.
id #7180
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$40
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Sept. 23 1885 Ripon San Joaquin California 2c Bank Note Cover to San Jose State Normal School
Miss Lucy Washburn. Cover reduced at left edge, San Jose Cal. Sept. 24 11 am Received at back. (SAJ-2080) this cover is the latest date for cancel type recorded. EX- Tatham.
id #7179
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$45
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Truman and Co. Express Black Frank Illustrated Train To City Store San Jose Cover
3c Washington postal stationery Scott U59. manuscript canceled Aug. 3 (1860s) Cover has wrinkle at left. Truman Expresses were the first express in California that used the railroad for transportation. Truman carried express matter on the San Francisco and San Jose railroad. Wells Fargo forced them off the railroad in 1865.
id #7178
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$125
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