Cover Calendar For Month And Day -Pics

Happy New Year!! Only three Jan 1 postmarks, Mckinleyville and Fort Bragg here

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=131#454612

and Northspur/Fort Bragg;
Northspur closed it's post office May 15, 1922, and had a name change sometime after that, as noted by the return address. Tricked myself, listed the postmark date under Fort Bragg, but the scan under Northspur, took more than an hour to find it.
Noyo River Tavern to Germany,

Good Morning, five postmarks for Jan 2, two (Whitesboro & Manchester) are here,

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=131#454809

Today's postmarks are
Rio Dell,



Fishrock, missing it's stamp,



and Albion.

A damp good morning, I have three covers for Jan 4th.

Eureka,



Eureka,



and Westport.

Two postcards for today,

Harris, looks like the sender forgot the year.



and Eureka.

Howdy! Four postmarks today, 2 previously posted here, ( Pssst, Randy, one is a Northwestern mill pc)

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=131#455287

Pepperwood, short paid to New Zealand.



and Fields Landing.

Two previously posted here

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=132#455461

Only two for today.
Loleta,



and Albion.

January 7
Registered letter from Saint-Denis (Reunion) to New York City

SAINT-DENIS
11 20
7 -1
1950
REUNION




A purely philatelic undertaking by Nassau Street, but I am grateful to those who captured events like these. This cover contains some of the French postage stamps overprinted in 1949 to show CFA currency for use in Reunion. Reunion ceased using its own designs with the political change, but kept its currency. The island of Reunion is located in the Indian Ocean near Madagascar and Mauritius.

Good morning. I have four postmarks for Jan 7th.

Here are the RPO listings for NWP 985 Ukiah & San Fran. There were only four recorded CDS for the line,



This 1897 Ukiah & San Francisco RPO is not listed!



Hermitage,



Point Arena,



Here are the listings from the RPO catalog for Eureka & Scotia, and Arcata & Elinor.
Eureka & Scotia, Ca., 29 miles, Eel River & Eureka RR (NWP) Jun 17,1895-*Sep 29,1911 16 years
985-M-1: Eureka & Scotia R.P.O., 27.5, black, 1898, R Ill
985-M-2: Eureka & Scotia R.P.O., 30, black, 1908, T.N., R Ill

Arcata & Arcata & Elinor. Ca., 42 miles, Northwestern Pacific R.R. (SP) *Sep 29,1911--Jun 24,1914*
985-F-1: Arcata & Elinor R P 0., 29.5, black, 1914, TN., R IV

Eureka & Scotia, still operating 2 years after the line was to be Arcata & Elinor.
This is the latest postmark I have for this line, The earliest Arcata & Elinor I have is Jun 22,1913.
Can you guess which of these RPO's is the scarcest?

January 8

ST. PIERRE ET MIQUELON
*
8-1
44





This envelope received a faint CONTROLE POSTALE censorship marking on Iles St. Pierre et Miquelon and an equally faint PASSED U.S. CUSTOMS at C.J.M. Boston, Mass. Fortunately, the postmark on the five-franc 1942 Schooner issue (StampWorld.com #310) is crystal clear.

The address in Washington in 1944 was that of a religious order. Today, that same address belongs to the Whitestone Group, a corporation involved in private and government security.

I found seven postmarks for Jan 8th, three here,

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=132#455728

False Cape, a pretty early short-lived Humboldt post office, opened Dec 12,1870 and closed Jan 7, 1879. I can't locate it on any map I have, but the name reminds me of low tide. Office moved to Capetown.



Ukiah,



Arcata,



and Capetown.

January 9 - a WWII cover.
POINTE A PITRE
9
JANV
41
GUADELOUPE
The postal customer paid nineteen francs to get their letter to Africa from the West Indies. Two copies of Guadeloupe (StampWorld.com) #122, two-franc stamps, a copy of #124 a five-franc stamp and a copy of #125, a ten-franc stamp. The design on each stamp is the port of Pointe-à-Pitre, from where the letter originated. That stamp series began issuing in 1928.






CASABLANCA-POSTES
19
15H45
FEVR
41
MAROC

It took just over a month for the letter to arrive at its destination. There is a POSTAL CONTROLE handstamp on the front showing the letter was inspected in Guadeloupe. Unfortunately, there is no transit marking to confirm that the Via Azores instruction was followed.

Four postmarks this morning, one here,

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=132#455865

Point Arena,



Westport,



and Northwestern,

January 10
DEDOUGOU
10
JANV
35
COTE D'IVOIRE



Postage stamps of Upper Volta (StampWorld.com #47 & 48) showing "local motives". These two stamps are the ten and fifteen-centime values from a set issued in 1928.

I do not fully understand the administrative arrangement of 1935, but as you can see, Dedougou was and is located in what was then Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso} and yet the postmark shows it as the Ivory Coast.

Four postmarks for today, 1 here,

https://goscf.com/t/11887&whichpage=132#456218

Ferndale,



Caspar,



and Fortuna.