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Dead letter office sale

catalogue of articles in the Dead Letter Office since 1859

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An edition of Dead letter office sale (1864)

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Publisher
Gibson Brothers
Language
English
Pages
38

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Auctions, United States Postal Service

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Dead letter office sale: catalogue of articles in the Dead Letter Office since 1859
1864, Gibson Brothers
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Edition Notes

"The Department having used every effort to find the proper owners, and being unable so to do, are now to be sold, the proceeds, if any, after paying charges, to be deposited in the U.S. Treasury ... by order of the Postmaster General ... on May 2, 1864."

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Washington, D.C

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Library of Congress
YA 17530

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Pagination
38 p. ;
Number of pages
38

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL605674M
LCCN
96200590

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