An edition of Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia (1888)

Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia

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An edition of Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia (1888)

Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia

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Patrick Chalmers
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English
Pages
11

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Subjects

Correspondence, Postage stamps

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George Henderson, Patrick Chalmers

Places

Great Britain

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Cover of: Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia
Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia
1888, Patrick Chalmers
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Wimbledon

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Library of Congress
HE6184.A3 C45 1884 no. 5

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Pagination
11 p. ;
Number of pages
11

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OL2907884M
LCCN
84137871

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