Cover Calendar For Month And Day -Pics

My final submission for the year was mailed from Boston on December 29, 1888.

To conclude this thread, here's one for December 31st:

If you go pack to page 1, the first cover was Jan 11, so technically we have to go til Jan 10---just saying

I have a nice one for today.

December 31, 1911 from Coblenz to the Fräulein....




...and from the Fräulein to everybody....

Philathelic exhibitions on 1968 and 1966 Children and Youth Festivals. Postmarks of January 1st and 2nd.

A cover from January 4th 1967

A few postal cards ... all issued on January 4, 1974:



I wonder how many other US postal stationery items (if any) were released on the same day with a First Day of Issue in two different cities?

I thought we had finished on the 31st -- sorry for not paying attention! Here is a late submission from Lowell, Massachusetts for January 1st.

January 4th must have been a popular day for the issuance of Postal Cards, as this modern, yet long forgotten postal card might suggest (and it's even bearing an Artmaster cachet!):

January 5th 1974. On January 6th ("Three Kings' Day"), traditionally our kids get their presents, as a remembrance of the Three Kings visit to Jesus with presents; although, due to foreign influence, many of them already got them for Xmas (or twice, as often happens...). But in every city there's this evening a big parade with the Kings and all their caravan of gifts. It's Children's Magic Night!

Unfortunately, this is just a cut square and not a complete cover, but still a nice 1955 duplex cancel from Cedarville, NJ (pop. 851) for January 6th:

Two submissions for January 6th:

A stampless folded letter with manuscript F(ree) rate mailed from Claremont, New Hampshire in 1842 (year identified in letter content) to the Postmaster in Bedford, NH.



A cover mailed in 1867 from New Haven, Connecticut to a then future Governor of Connecticut.

Handsome Lincoln stamp with a Springfield cancel.



Unfortunately not Lincoln's Springfield

I'm a few hours early but it is already the 9th in many parts of the world so I'll make my final contribution to this thread -- a First Flight cover sent from Miami to Czechoslovakia in 1957.

To finish this thread off for January 10th, here are two 1921 covers, one an embossed envelope with a Boston, MA machine cancel, the other (I believe) is the Offset printing variety of the 2c Washington Issue of 1920 with a Stockbridge, MA duplex cancel: