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Cover #65456. Nova Scotia. Dated 1845/12/02. Fine red Halifax d/s on fls (2 page business letter) datelined Picton to New York. Ms "per Steamer via Boston" 1/ packet postage to Boston. 7c due in Boston (2c ship fee, 5c inland postage).

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Cover #65457. Nova Scotia. Dated 1845/12/02. Fine red Halifax d/s on fls (1 page business letter) datelined Halifax to New York. Ms "per Steamship" 1/ packet postage to Boston. Red 7c due Boston h/s (2c ship fee, 5c inland postage).

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Cover #65459. Nova Scotia. Dated 1850/03/05. VG red Halifax cds & 5 in circle h/s on fls (w/o content) via Cunard steamship Canada direct to New York (bypassing Boston).

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Cover #65460. Nova Scotia. Dated 1852/10/26. VF Boston cds, SHIP & 7 h/s on fls (stain, business content) dateline Halifax. One of four reported letters carried by the vessel Sir John Harvey before the ship received a contract to carry mail. 5c postage Boston to New York + 2c ship captain's fee.

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Cover #65461. Nova Scotia. Dated 1864/09/02. Halifax grid ties 10c Victoria (#12) on fls (w/o content) to Baltimore via Boston. The Cunard steamer Europa sailed from Liverpool on August 20, arriving in Halifax on August 31st. The letter was put on board as a loose letter. The Europa arrived in Boston on Sept. 2nd. The letter was then carried from Boston to Baltimore overland in a closed bag.

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Cover #65410. Prince Edward Island. Dated 1836/10/11. Folded letter from Charlottetown, PEI to Horton, NS. via Wood Islands, PEI - Northumberland Strait - Pictou, NS. 3d rate for single letter.

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