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Jimwentzell, that's a great cover and story! Thanks for posting. I wonder if you could post a close-up of the stamp on the left side. Is that a private proprietary? Why would someone put that on a cover? |
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 This 1942 advertising cover featured Gladland News, used a 1 1/4 cent rate for the midwest US horticulture publication. --Jim stampguyaps177-681 |
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I like this one, not only for the product ad, but also the message to the postmaster and the lack of postmark.  |
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Quote: I like this one, not only for the product ad, but also the message to the postmaster and the lack of postmark. The corner message also helps explain the product. |
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Quote: lack of postmark ... ... on the pad company envelope. Looks like this was a prepaid return envelope which was stamped, folded and enclosed in the outer mailing cover but never mailed back. |
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Well, that does make sense! I hadn't considered it. Brilliant... I thought it just never got sent and didn't really give it another thought. |
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Here's one recently acquired I actually forgot about. A delicate two sided advert cover for windmills, from Beliot Wis.  The Beloit CDS is missing the month indicia, but the receiver cancels on the back are dated Feb 2 1880, so the front must be January 30 |
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