Cover Calendar For Month And Day -Pics

I have eight Feb 7 postmarks but feel that I need to show a ninth (two months early) as a result of the 1st cover. Pure conjecture on my part.

Eureka, (an indication of unrest, dark history)



Eureka to Sacramento, forwarded back to Eureka. This cover is two months early for this thread, but is relevant.



Back to Feb. 7th.
Mendocino,



Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wells Fargo, I think the first two covers have some bearing on the addressee of this next cover. Even though it's 15 years later, and the Redcaps have been somewhat settled on the Hoopa Reservation.



Fields Landing,



Northwestern,



Irmulco,



Gualala,



and Rohnerville.



Edit routing Apr 14 cover.

Three for today.

I have posted this cover previously, here's that link
Gualala, a nice Registered cover with mixed 1st Bureau issues,



Eureka & Scotia RPO,



and Fairbanks.

February 9

Grand Bourg, Marie Galante to Paris, France

GUADELOUPE
9
FEVR
83
GRAND BOURG (Mie. Gte.)





This envelope was sent unpaid from Grand Bourg which is located on the island of Marie Galante. Marie Galante (Mie. Gte.) was a dependency of Guadeloupe. French postage due stamps partly cover the postmark. Marie Galante is located just north of Dominica.

February 9

Agana, Guam to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

AGANA
FEB
9
1909
ISLAND OF GUAM




The stamps are from the 1890's, two one-cent Franklins, from 1895 and a three-cent Jackson.

and

1891 Registered Cover, Tortola to Munich

TORTOLA
FE 9
91




Given that the postage and registration fee was overpaid with this one-shilling stamp and that Virgin Islands #5 (SW.C) was issued in 1866, it could be assumed a stamp collector arranged this mailing.

Just two postcards this morning.

Shelter Cove,



and Loleta.

February 10

1968 Bailey's Bay, Bermuda to Smithtown, NY, USA

BAILEY'S BAY
10FEB68A
BERMUDA




Featured on this letter are the four-penny and eight-penny of the beautiful Bermuda series showing buildings on the island. The envelope probably contained either extra sheets of writing or photographs, hence the need for a shillings worth of postage instead of just eight pence.
The series was issued in 1962 and the SW.C catalogue numbers are 168 & 171.

1909 Vavau, Tonga to Norwich, England

VAVAU
O9
FE 10
TONGA




The Tonga stamps shown on this mailing were first issued in 1897 and the SW.C catalogue numbers are 38 (half-penny) and 41 (two-penny).

Three postmarks for today.

Ukiah & San Fran. RPO



Willits & San Fran. RPO



and Mendocino.

One postcard for today.

Willets & San Fran. RPO, the e is hard to see but is there.



I currently have 66 Willits & San Fran. RPOs, 32 of them date between Jan 1909 and Sep 1914, 53.125% (17) of them are 985-T1s

February 12
1935 Pitcairn Island to London, England



and

1906 Registered letter from Nukoalofa, Tonga to Austria

Four for today.

Alton,



Samoa,



Loleta,



and a Eureka & San Fran. RPO

February 13


1912 South Georgia to Liverpool, England

SOUTH
C
FE 13
12
GEORGIA





A pair of Falkland Island one-penny King Edward stamps, issued in 1904 (SW.C #18) with selvedge, to which has been applied, a straight-line SOUTH GEORGIA handstamp, adorn this cover.

Busy day with nine postmarks to post.

Pomo,



Mendocino,



Eureka & Scotia RPO,



Little River,



Trinidad,



Northspur,



Covelo, these last three are a bit more officious.



Gualala, the address makes me wonder if this was really Post Office business.



Alameda to Eureka,

This is a fun thread! Love that Tonga registered cover.

Six for today.

Arcata, a fancy cancel on a stained cover, some kind of oil, as it is translucent. Loggers.



Albion, Feb is all the date we get here. Gotta go somewhere.



Garberville, about 25 years later,



Noyo, the only Valentine card.





Two Rivers, Clever, I reversed day with year in my Cover by Decade list. And it's a Christmas card!





and Elk.

Just three today.

Fort Bragg, this is FB's first known postmark. Fort Bragg was opened three times, Feb 15, 1858 (Appropriate ) to Jul 30, 1858, No postmarks known Jan 15, 1861 to Jun 9, 1862, No postmarks known and Nov 11, 1885 and is still open.
It is also one of the first Mendocino County covers I purchased, along with the Albion cover in the post above.



Ferndale,



and Duffey.