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Vol. XIV No. 2 Whole Number 67 March 1986
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- CONTENTS -
New Jersey Express Company by: Joe McDonough 18•
Registered Stamp Bill by: Joe McDonough 19
East Orange (correction) 20
More on Oceanfront Fancies by: William C. Coles Jr. 22
Sand Brook, Hunterdon County by: Robert Larason 23
Postal Markings of Newark 1869-1870 by: Brad Arch 29
More Gems of New Jersey Postal History 30
Modern Postal History by: George Comnes 31
1918 Parcel Post Rate Chart 32
Secretarys Report, Notices, Auction Listings
Supplement
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NEW JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
Joe McDonough
The only reference I have seen to the New Jersey Express Company was in
NJPH, number 10, November 1974. The examples shown here are both in dark
blue on orange envelopes, two different designs and two different sizes.
The corner indicia *re embossed after the envelope was manufactures as the
embossing shows on the reverse.
Mention should be made of Robson Lowe's article 'The United States Eastern
Express Companies," in The Philatelist, Vo. 45, no. 6, January 1979, where
the New Jersey Express Company is mentioned and one of the indicium is illustrated.
NJPH 18
March 1986

REGISTERED STAMP BILL
Joe McDonough
Sir;
POSTAGE STAMP AGENCY , (/
New York,
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I send herewith, by order of tlw Third, .-Issistant .IWtmaster General. a parcel of posta
1873.
stamps amounting to o 0... •e•ei•iiid it yOli are requi•rd to count them
immediately in presence of a disinter:wird witness, date, •idn and transmit the (177PCXed
receipt to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, at II i(s/. iiiritom I). C. In ease of any
deficiency, your OU•71- (11P(la•it (Ind that of the witness.statind the amount 1' such deficiency,
will be necessary in order to obtain credit Inr the amount. Such delicienry must be
reported at once.
If any portion Of a parcel of postade stamps be (lama 'ed, the .Postmaster will
sign, the receipt for the whole 1171101(7it of the parcel, and harin s Written across the face of
the receipt the number and amount of Stan, pS unlit fire 7tSr. lie will return the damaged
stamps, together with the receipt, to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, who will sire credit
for the amount returned. But if the dam( de be total, the entire parcel should be Pet11,772,ed
with the receipt not SiSillett, ill, order that If , pa•eT1 y Le seat pitt•e of them. The
paCkage MUSt be registered, and the lbstmaster 77111st also be able to pro•e the act of mailinsi
by a disinterested witness. Postmasters failing to rediste• such packa.0:es will not receive
credit for the amount of stamps or damped envelopes, alleged to have been returned, in
ease the sante fail to reach the department.
✓ 11 applications for postage stamps or stamped en•elopes must be addressed to the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D. 4J., and the annexed receipt returned to him. In no ease
to the Agency at New York.
WY- POSTMASTERS ARE EXPECTED in each case, to order what, upon a careful estimate,
may be deemed a sufficient supply of the various kinds of stainps for three months; and
they are required in every instance, to use the form of order which will be furnished by the
Department., which must be signed by the Postmaster himself, unless he be necessarily absent or sick,
when it may be signed by the Assistant or Deputy, he placing the Postmaster's name above his own.
Postmasters will retain the above instructions for reference, and return the lower receipt to the
3d Assistant P. M. General, Washington,• D. C.
Very Respectfully,
DANIEL M. BOY!), Agent.
NJ PH 19
March 1986

The registered stamp bill and the Postage Stamp Agency motice were both
found inside the large Agency envelope.
If the stamps in the original envelope were the 1869 issue, rather than
the banknotes, they would be worth about a quarter million dollars today!
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Several sharp-eyed members picked up the reason that there wasn't an
East Orange before there was an East Orange (see last issue) was because
the cover illustrated originated in East Orange, Vermont, not New Jersey.
AMERIPEX '86
NJPH
March 1986
20

Docketing on the reverse acknowledges receipt at Stockholm NJ on August 19,
1873 of 100 20 stamps, 1200 30 stamps, 200 60 stamps. The cover being
slightly reduced at top so that the thousand digit for the 30 stamps has
been cut away. Usage of the Official Seal (Scott # OX1) to seal the flap
is proper for this period, and is the intended use of this seal.
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STAMP & ENVELOPE AGENCY.
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
By order of the Postmaster General.
E. W. BARBER,
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Postmasters and Route Agents
HANDLING THIS Package, ARE REQUIRED TO
KEEP A COMPLETE RECORD OF THE NUMBER.
ADDRESS, DATE OF ITS RECEIPT. TO WHOM
DELIVERED. DATE OF SUCH DELIVERY. ie.
RECEIPTS FOR THE SAME MUST BE TAKEN
WHEN PRACTICABLE. THEY WILL PROVIDE A
BOOK SPECIALLY FOR THIS PURPOSE.
RESPECTFULLY,
e. f/. Barber,
THIRD ASSISTANT P. M. GENERAL.
County,
Pencil manuscript notation of " Midland " refers to the New Jersey Midland
Railroad as the avenue of transportation to service the post office at
Stockholm in Sussex County. The manuscript number'28,367' being the
registry number.
NJPH 21
March 1986

MORE ON OCEANFRONT FANCIES
William C. Coles, Jr.
In the January 1986 NJPH on page 13, there were illustrated two covers under
the above heading. Since there was no copy identifying them, this article
will give a little information on them.
Until these two items turned up, the writer had not known of any handstamped
hotel markings from New Jersey hotels, such as are listed for various cities
in the 1973 edition of the American Stampless Cover Catalog, on pages 243-44.
The post office at Ocean Beach, New Jersey was of short duration, having been
established June 22, 1874 and changed to Belmar, New Jersey July 16, 1889.
During that time, the Hotel Columbia used the red octagonal strike on the
reverse of its outgoing mail. At the post office, this cover received the
30mm strike with the shaded star, both in black
The second cover has a purple double circle from Spring Lake, New Jersey.
Close examination shows an additional 22mm circle marking, also purple,
and reading BEACH HOUSE/SEA GIRT, N ,.J. with a star in the circle. Based
upon the spacing of a second strike to the right and barely visible, it
appears as if the striking device had both markings firmly affixed to it
since the distance between the two circles is constant.
Note that one of the two hotels in the corner card is the BEACH HOUSE, SEA
GIRT, N.J. while the other two hotels shown are in Spring Lake. Sea Girt
did not have an established post office until 1899, at which time it was
spelled as one word, Seagirt. Spring Lake and Sea Girt are about four miles
apart. The Seagirt post office also had a short existence from 1877 to
1882, when it was changed to Spring Lake Beach.
This letter was addressed to Paris where it received the Paris marking for
incoming mail and the Drexel, Harjes & Co strike in blue.
The BEACH HOUSE strike is definitely a hotel marking, not a post office one.
This these two covers record the first two hotel markings noted for New
Jersy. If collectors will check their old covers of New Jersey, they may
discover others with these desirable strikes. They may not be particularly
valuable, but certainly are of interest.
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Research Articles Needed
Readers are invited to contribute research articles in all areas of New Jersey
post history. If you have documented a study of your specialty, share it
with your fellow members by offering the manuscript for publication in NJPH.
Write to the Editor, outlining the manuscript you have prepared, or may now
have in the planning stages for assistance in assembling the work for publication.
Remember, one of the greatest contributions a member can make to the NJPHS
is to share the results of philatelic study with others.
NJPH 22
March 1986

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SAND BROOK, NEW JERSEY
Robert Larason
Sand Brook post office, in Hunterdon County, was located six miles south of
Flemington, 23 miles nother of Trenton, and 177 miles north of Washington,
D.C. Listed below are the postmasters for this fourth class post office. Illustrated
are markings and records, primarily from the period during Samuel
Fauss' tenure as postmaster.
POSTMASTERS
Reading Moore
Calat F. Wolverton
Amy Wolverton
Joseph F. Fauss
George W. Higgins
George W. Holcombe
Andrew Bearder
Charles W. Moore
Samuel F. Fauss
Frank Johnson
George Roemlin
Frank Yosunas
To Rural Stockton
March 19, 1858
March 23, 1860
August 26, 1878
March 17, 1884
November 19, 1886
December 5, 1888
March 25, 1891
January 14, 1901
April 18, 1902
April 17, 1911
October 16, 1924
November 24, 1928
December 31, 1959
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NJPH
March 1986
24

MEMBERSHIP REPORT
New Members :
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Back Issues of NJPH JOURNAL :
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Basking Ridge NJ 07920
Whole #1 thru #25 1973-1977 (1983 reprint edition), 92 pages,
8inx11", soft cover, price ,S10.00 each, postpaid.
Whole #26 thru #65, all are available as individual issues,
price $2.00 each, postpaid. Discounts available for
long runs and quantity purchases. Inquire.
(Issues in the current volumne of the Journal are only available
thru a membership for the current period.)
Post Route Map of New Jersey 1908 (reprint). Price 4;2.00 each
(NOTE: Maps are 17"x22" printed on parchment and suitable for
framing. All Mail Orders for Maps must include an additional
$12 per order for postage and mailing tube.)
New Jersey DPOs (1981 Pocket Checklist) Price 4;2.00 each, postpaid.
Annual Report: RR & Canal Co.'s NJ 1854 (1982 reprint) 433.00 postpaid.
New Jersey Railway Postal Markings (1984) Price 4;10.00 each, postpaid.
The Postal Markings of New Jersey Stampless Covers (1983) Coles.
Regular Edition available for immediate shipment: ;335.0o postpaid.
Robert Kaufmann Auction Catalog of Wm. Coles Collection of New Jersey
Stampless Covers (1984). Price $5.00 each, postpaid. P/R included.

Up-Coming Shows at which the Society hopes to be in attendarae.o.L.-
February 28 - March 2, 1986 BEPEX, Montvale Ramacrat
100-Chestnut Ridge Road, Montvale NJ 07645
(Exit #172 on Garden State Parkway)
Fridays Noon to 8 PM, Saturday: 10 AM to 6 PM,
Sunday: 10 AM to 4 PM. 15 Dealers.
March 1 & 2, 1986 WESEX, Municipal Building, Wateunk Room (Lower
Level), Broad Street, Westfield NJ. 6 Dealers.
Saturdays 10 AM to 5 PM, Sunday: 10 AM to 4 PM.
March 2. 1986 NJPHS Auction closes at 12 Noon on Sunday. -
Meech 28, 1986 ROPNEX, Rockland County(NY) Stamp & Coin Show,
Montvale Ramada Inn, 100 Chestnut Ridge Road,
Montvale NJ 07645. Friday: 11 AM to 9 PM. 45 Dealers.
April. 5,& 6, 1986 Clifton Stamp Show - Spring Exhibition & Bourse,
Clifton . Community Recreation Center, 1232 Main Ave.,
Cliftdn NJ 07011. 1000 page . Exhibition, 22 Dealers,
US Past Office's: Sneeiel ("h4,w cuncel.
caturday: 10 AM to 5 PM, Sunday 10 Am to 5 Pm.
April 19 & 20, 1986 DLOOMPEX, Bloomfield Community CelfLer,
84 Broad Street, Bloomfield NJ 07003
100e parte Exhibiton, 8 Dealers, USPost Office.
Saturday: Noon to 5 PM, Sunday Noon to 5 PM.
NJPHS Auction Sunday 1:00 PM at the Civic Center,
featuring .300 lots of Discontinued PO Covers.
April 26 & 27, 1986 STIPEX, Staten Island Philatelic Society annual
exhibiton & Bourse,. St. Theresa's Church Auditorium,
1634 vietory Boulevard, Staten Island . NY. 15 Dealer::.
Saturday:' Noon 'to 6 PM, Sunday `10 AM to. 5 PM.
May 22 to June 1, 1986 AMERIPEX, 0"Hare Exposition Center, Rosemont,
Illinois. The International Show of the Decade in
North America. Start Making plans NOW to attend.
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NJ 1847 PROJECT :
Resbonce to the preliminery listing that appeared in the last issue
of the Journal has been very encouraging. Corrections and additional
data including illustrations have recently been received for 33 of the
listings; along with 13.entirely new listings including illustrations
and data, including two previously- unrecorded towns: Morristown and_
Jersey City. If you have any #1 • or #2 covers with New Jersey postmarks
or know of someone who does, or see any either on exhibit or available
for sale anywhere, please notify the project co-ordinator along with
as much data as possible, including Xeroks of the covers if available
or auction' catalog cut-outs, etc. We appear to te making excellent
progress on this project, and now strenuiously appeal to all members
and friends to assist us in locateing the remaining material so that
the monograph will be as complete as possible. Project Co-Ordinator:
Brad Arch, 144 Hamilton Avenue, Clifton NJ 07011.
NJ 1851-1857 PROJECT :
We intend to be bringing you a preliminary report on this project
in a forthcoming issue of the Journal, and we ask that you communicate
as soon as possible any data that you feel should be included, either
before publication or immediately following, to the project Co-Ordinatoi
David Petruzelli, 64 Union Avenue, Passaic Park NJ 07055.

New Jersey Postal History-Society Auction of Discontinued Post Offices
@ BLOOMPEX Sunday April 20, 1986 1:00 PM @ Civic Center, 84 Broad St.,
Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Lots can be made available for viewing by prior arrangement beforehand,
and will be available during BLOOMPEX; or Xerox's of any lots are
available @ 10¢ per item plus an SASE from the Auction Manager :
Brad Arch, 144 Hamilton Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey 07011
Bidding Levels: Increments of 500 up to $20 $2. up to $100
$1. up to $50 O. over $100
Conditions: SC =
CANCEL/COVER/STAMP SFC =
bold fresh of SFL =
clear sound fine MS =
fair worn avg CDS =
poor raggy dmgd DC =
t=tied DOC =
c=cancelled(NotTied)Dplx=
Stampless Cover(Envelope without contents)
Stampless Folded Cover(OuterAddressSheetOnly)
Stampless Folded Letter(WithOriginalContents)
Manuscript Cancel ENV = EmbosedStampedEnv
CircularDateStamp CC = CornerCard(RetAd)
Double Circle
PC = GvmtPostalCard
DoubleOuterCircle
(Steel)DuplexHandstamp
** BIDS OF LESS THAN $5.00 PER LOT ARE RESPECTFULLY DECLINED **
** All Covers have Postmarks From Discontinued Post Offices **
*Manuscript Postmarks on Stampless Covers*
Minimum Bid:
538. DECRERTOWN 1835 bold/fre5h/SFL Red MS, ms'18 3/4 1 rate SUS.$ 50
539. DENNIS CREEK c1825 bolrfresySFL Red MS,ms'Paid 12-Prate CAP.$ 30
540. DENNIS CREEK 1826 bold fresh SFL MS,ms'WAY 10'rate
CAP.$ 50
541. DENNIS CREEK 1844 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'TfE TTiae;EdgeTears.CAP.$ 25
542. DENNIS CREEK 1844 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'6'rate CAP.$ 20
543. DENNIS CREEK 1845 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'5'rate CAP.$ 20
544. DENNIS CREEK 1850 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'50'rate CAP.$ 20
545. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1839 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Free'rated BER.$100
546. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1844 bold/fresh/SFL Blue MS,ms'25'rateBER$100
547. GLOUCESTER FURNACE 1834 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'f'(Free)rate.ATL.$125
548. HARMONY 1828 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Free'rate WAR.$ 60
549. MANSFIELD 1837 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'10'rate............, WAR.$ 60
550. MANSFIELD 1840 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'1 1 rate... ...... dAR.$ 50
55 1. MANSFIELD 1843 bold/fresh, SFL MS,ms'Paid 6'rate WAR.$ 60
552• MIDDLETOWN POINT 1831 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'll WAY'rate MON.$ 50
55 . MILLSTONE 1820 bold/sound+/SFL MS,ms'10'rate;(2uSealedTear)SOM.$ 20
554. MILLSTONE 1830s bold fresh SFL MS,ms'18 3/4'rate SOM.$ 2 5
555. MILLSTONE 1853 bold fresh SC MS,ms'Paid 3'rate SOM.$ 25
556. NEW GERMANTOWN bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Paid 10'rate HUN.$ 30
557. NEW VILLAGE. 1837 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'll WAY'rate WAR.$ 7 .,
558. NEW. VILLAGE 1841 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'Paid 10'rate ..... NAR.$ 50
559. OXFORa c1850 bold/raggy/SC MS,ms'5'rate IAR.$ 35
560. OXFORD. FURNACE 1837 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Paid 6'rate WAR.$ 50
561. OXFORD FURNACE 1843 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Paid 122'rate...,WAR.$ 50
562. OXFORD FURNACE 1847 bold/sound/SFL MS,ms'10'rate WAR.$ 50
563. OXFORD FURNACE c1850 bolyworn&torn/SFL MS,ms'Paid 5'rate WAR.$ 25
564. OXFORD FURNACE 1853 bold fresh/SC w/c MS,ms'Paid 3'rate WAR.$ 50
565. OXFORD FURNACE 1853 bold/fresh/SC w/c MS,ms'Paid 3'rate WAR.$ 50
566. PITTSGROVE 1830s bold fresh SFL MS,ms'PostPaid 6'rate SAL.$ 20
567. PITTSGROVE 1854 bold fresh SC w/c MS,ms'Paid' SAL.$ 20
568. ROADSTOWN 1850 bold fresh SFL MA,ms'5'rate CUM.$ 60
569. SQUAN VILLAGE 1850s bold fresh/SC(MournmgEnirelone)MS, 3',OCE.$ 80
570. STILL VALLEY 1853 bold/sound/SC w/c MS,ms'Paid 3'rate WAR.$ 25
571. wpopsvimc 1832 bold/fresh/SFL MS,ms'Free'rate MER.$ 30
* Handstamped Stampless * 'Coles' Catalog Numbers Used *
572. A9a AMBOY 1833 clear/sound/SFL(#10 size)RPd Oval and "PAID",
ms 'Paid Double 20 'ate MID .$ 30

573• A9 •AMBOY 1835 clear/fresh/SFL Red Ova14ms'10'rate.,-. -mMr30 .
57th A9 • AMBOY 1837' clear/fresh/SFL Red' Ova.1,m ,3'18 1/Vrate MID.$ 30
575. •04a CA1VIPTOWN 1852 bold/fresh/SFL CDS & 'PAID/3'InCircle 11,SS.$ 70
576.. C4a CAMPTOWN 1850s bold/fresh/SC CDS & 'PAID/3'InCircle ESS.$ 70
577. 04a CAMPTOWN 01850 bolrsound/SC CDS&'PAID/3'InCircle ESS.$ 60
578., C5 CAPE ISLAND clear+ wdrn/SFL Brown CDS as forwarding
mark on originating & returned to Phila. w/ Slue CDS.CAP.$ 15
579. C5a CAPE ISLAND s o v r.),1d, , irzsik/SC CDS&'PAID'mn15Lrate.CAP.$ 60
5e( 1 . C5a CAPE ISLAND 1850s cleaysound_/ SC upsec"RAIL',ms'rrateCAP$ 45
581. C/4 0. otrAvulivi.:,LE 1850s bold fresh /SC Rimless CDS & 'PAID',
ms'3'rate,ColorlessEmbossedLadiesEnvelope MON.$ 80
582. C12a CHANCEVILLE bold/fresh/SC Rimless CDS & 'PAID . ,ms'3 1 MON.$ 55
583. MSe MANSFIELD 1825 bold/fresh/SFL MS Townmark & ms'Free'
rate, Red Handstamped WAR.$ 35
584. M31a MIDDLETOWN POIn/MONMOUTH COUNTY. 1848 boId/fresh/SFL
Black OPM CDS & "V"rate.,.. MON.$ 80
585. N40c NEW GERMANTOWN 1954 fair+/fresh/SC w/c CDS & "FREE"
handstamp; PM Signature (Free Frank) HUN.$ 60
586. 07 OXFORD FURNACE clear worn&torn SC CDS,ms'FreeC.Scranton'.$ 30
587. 07 OXFORD FURNACE bold worn&tcrn SC CDS,ms'FreeC.ScrantonPM:$ 30
588. P43 :PORT COLD ,N 1837 bold fresh SFL Maroon CDS,'Free'rateWAR.$ 75
589. W12a WEST .LOO FIELD fair fresh SC Red Rimless CDS, Red
Handstamped 'PAID', ms'3'rate...... ESS.$ 40
* 185 .1 & 1857 Issues *
590. BETHLEHEM 1850s bold/fresh/avg #26tMS townmark .,....HUN.$ 25
591. CAPE ISLAND 1850s clear+/fresh/vf(SealedTear)#26tCDS .. CAP.$ 25
592.CAPE ISLAND 1859 bold/fresh/30ENV CDS. ..... CAP.$ 5
593• CHANCEVILLE 1850s clear+/fresh/vf #10tRimless CDS MON.$ 90
594.. DECKERTOWN ,1850s clear/sound/avg #26tBlueCDS,LocalSeminaryCC..$ 25
595, DECKERTOWN 1850s ciear/fresh/avg #26tBlueCDS,LocalSeminaryCC..$ 15
596. ELIZABETHPORT 1850s clear/fresh/avg #26tCDS UNI4 20
597. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD .1850s bold/fresh/avg #26tCDS(CutSquare),.$ 25
598.
ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1850s bold/fresh/dmgd #26tCDS,
•slightly shortened at . right into stam:p... BER.$200
599. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1850s bold/fresh/30ENV CDS .....BER.$150
600, LAWRENCEVILI3 1650s cleaysound/f #26cGrid,CDS....,.......MER.$ 15
601. LAWRENCVILL2, , 1858 dear fresh/30ENV U9 CDS, CC on BackflapMER.$ 10
602. MIDDLETOWN POINT 1850s bold/fresh/f #26tCDS...... ......... MON.$ 12
603. MARKET 1850s clear/raggy/avg . . ...... 7
604. OXFORD FURNACE 1,859 bold/sound+/avg #26tCDS....... ..... ...WAR.$ 25
605. OXFORD FURNACE 1850s bold/sound+/avg #26tCDS WAR.$ 25
606. OXFORD FURNACE 1850s bold/fresh but ruff opening @ top left/
avg #26t'PA,ED/3'In Circle, CDS WAR.$ 25
607. PLEASANT RUN .1859. bold/fresh/3q:ENV MS townmark HUN.$ 20
608. ROADSTOWN 1850s bold/fresh/3aNV U9 MS Townmark.... CUM.$ 25
609. WHITE HORSE 1859 bold/fresh/vf #26tCDS CAM.$100
* 1861 Issue & Grilled Issues *
610. ALLOWAYSTOWN 1860s clear+/sound+/avg #65tCork,CDS.. 0.60. SAL.$ 10
611. RkRGAINTCWN 1860s bold/fresh/f+ #65cMS,MS Townmark...., ATL.$ 30
612. BLACKWOODTOWN 1860s bold/sound4if #65tTarget,CDS ...... CAM.$ 25
613. BLACKWOCDTOWN 1860s bold/sound/vf. #65tCDS CPM.,T> 25
614. BLACKWOODTOWN 1860s clear+/fresh/f #65tCDS CAM.$ 38
615. BRICKSBURG 1868 clear+/fresh of #94cGrid,Blue DC CDS OCE.$ 15
616. CAPE ISLAND 1863 bold/fresh f #65tODS w/c CAP.$ 7i
617. CAFE ISLAND 1860s fair/fresh/f 5
618. CAPE ISLAND 1866 fair+ sound+/avg #65tDC 5
619. CAPE' ISLAND1866 bold fresh/avg #65tDC CDS .....CAP.$ 20
620. CAFE ISLAND 1867 clear+/sound avg #65tDC CDS&Cork....,.....CAP.$ 7
621. CAPE ISLAND 1860s poor/iresh f #65tDC CDS, 4 Cong•essHall . CC.CAP$ 10
622. CARPENTERS LANDING 1860s clear/fresh/avg- #65cMS,CDS GLO.$ 25

623. CINNAMINSON 1865 bola/fresWavg #65cTarget,CDS BUR.$ 12
624. CLINTON STATIoN 1.-860s fair/sound/avg #65cWaffledGrid,CDS HUN.$ 7
625. CRANEVILLE 1860s fair fresh of #65tODS&FACE FancvCancel UNI.$ 50
626. DECKERTOWN 1868 bold fresh avg #94tTarget,CDS SUS.$ 30
627. DECKERTOWN 1868 bold/fresh/vf j94 with partial marginal
plate imprint tTarget, CDS SUS.$ 35
628. DECKERTOWN 1860s clear/sound/30ENV CDS &JosetteKiller SUS.$ 10
629. DELAWARE STATION 1862 bold/sound/f #65cMS,MS Townmark,
repaired ruff opening at top WAR.$ 15
630. DELAWARE STATION 1860s bold/sound/avg #65tRosette,CDS,
shortened'at right into address WAR.$ 15
631. DELAWARE STATION 1868 bold/sound/misperfed freak #94tCDS WAR.$ 20
632. ELIZABETHPORT 1860s bold/fresh/vf #65tTarget,CDS UNI.$ 8
633. ELIZABETHPORT 1864 clear/sound/dmgd #65tTarget,CDS UNI.$ 5
634. ELIZABETHPORT 1860s clear/fresh/vf #65tGrid,CDS UNI.$ 7
635.ELIZABETHPORT 1860s clearsound/f #65tCDS&Cork
UNI.$ ;
636. ELIZABETHPORT 1860s bold sound /f #65tTarget,CDS .
637. ELIZABETHPORT 1860s bold/sound/vf #65tGrid,CDS UNI.$ 8
638. ELIZABETHPORT 1860s bold/sound/f #65tGrid,CDS... UNI.$ 7
639. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1860s bold/fresh/f #65tCDS BER.$150
640. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1860s bold/sound/avg #65cMS,CDS BER.8150
641. ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOOD 1860s bold/fresh/f #65tCDS
642. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1870 bold/sound/30PinkENV CDS&Target; Blur 8150
double oval handstamp"Boston Franklinite Co"w/c SUS.$ 20
643. GEORGETOWN 1862 bold/fresh/avg #65cMS,India CDS 3UR.$ 50
644. GEORGETOWN 1863 clear/fresh/vf #65tMS, ndia CDS.... BUR.$ 50
645. GEORGETOWN 1863 clear/sound but ruff openin of #65cSegmented
cork, India CDS ;forwarded 'CROSSINGVILLE PA' CDS BUR.$ 35
646. GEORGETOWN 1863 bcld/sound/vf #65tCircleOfWeages, ndia CDS.BUR$ 50
647. GERMAN VALLEY 1860s bold/sound but edgetears/vf #65tMS,RedCDS.$ 10
648. GERMAN VALLEY 1860s bold/fresh/vf #65c(SON)MS TownName MOR.$ 10
649. HARLINGEN 1868 bold/fresh/avg #94cMS,MS Townmark ...... - SOM.$ 15
650. HUDSON c1869 clear(light).fresh/avg #94tCork,CDS HUD.$ 20
651. LAWRENCEVILLE 1 . 860s clear+/fresh/avg #65t2arget,CDS,CC MER.$ 20
652. MIDDLEBUSH 1861 bold/sulina/vf #65 t;CD - SOM.$ 12
653. MIDDLEBUSH 1860s clear+/fresh/dmgd #65tQuarteredCork,CDS SOM.$ 8
654. MILLSTONE 1860s bolyfresh/avg #65tCork,DC CDS;EmbLadysCyrSOM.$ 20
655. MILLSTONE 1863 bold sound but stained)/f #65tCork,DC CDS SOM.$ 10
656. MILLSTONE 1860s bold/sound/vf #65cGrid,DC CDS SOM.$ 12
657. MILLSTONE 1860s clear/sound/f #65cCork,DC CDS SOM.$ 12
658. MUSCONETCONG 1868 clear+/sound/30ENV Blue DC CDS & ms'X' WAR.$ 50
659. (PARAMUS) 1860s #65tNEW YORK CDS&Grid,'MISSENT'& poor NEW
BRUNSWICK CDS on cover addressed to:Paramus,PatersonPO BER.$ 25
660. PASCACK 1860s bold/sound/vf #65tr/s Townmark 1113R.$ 40
661. PASCACK 1860s bold/fresh/avg #65tMS Townmark BER.$ 35
662. ROADSTOWN 1860s bold/fresh/f #65cMS,MS Townmark CUl'1.$ 20
663. ROADSTOWN 1860s bold but light/fresh/vf #65cMS,MS TownmarkCUM.$ 20
664. WEEHAWKEN 1864 bold/fresh/avg #65cGrid, CDS w/c HUD.$ 10
* Large Banknote Issues 1870.1890
665. AVONDALE 1870s bold7resh/vf j6BNcMagenta STAR In Circle,
Magenta Double Oval Datestamp ESS.$ 25
666. BARGAINTOWN 1883 bola/fresh/10PC UX7 CDS ATL.$ 15
667. BEATYESTOWN 1870s clear/fresh/f #6BNtDC CDS&Cork ...... WAR.$ 10
668. BEATYESTOWN 1885 clear+/sound/vf @6bBNcCork,DC CDS VJAR.$ 10
669. BEATYESTOWN 1885 bold/sound/10PC UX7 DC CDS & Cork WAR.$ 10
670. BEATYESTOWN 1886 clear+/sound/vf 20bBNcCork,DC CDS WAR.$ 10
671. BERGEN POINT c1880 bolrfresrOPC UX7 CDS&Grid HUD.$ 10
672• BERGEN POINT 1887 bold fresh f 20bBNtCDS&Cork HUD.$ 10
673. BRICKSBURGH 1870s clear/sour #6BNtMagenta CDS&Cork OCE.$ 5
674. BRICKSBURGH 1870s clear/worn avg 30BNtCDS&Cork OCE.$ 5

675. CAPE ISLAND 1870s clear+/fresh/vf 30BNtCDS&Cork CAP.$ 5
676. CAFE ISLAND 1867&1870s(2 covers )/5 & 30BN slihgtly worn CAP.$ 5
677. CAPE ISLAND 1870s bold/sound/avg 30BNtCDS&cork,MourningCvrCAP.$ 15
678. CAPE ISLAND 1870s clear+/fresh/avg 30BNtCDS&Cork .. CAP.$ 10
679. CARLSTADT 1886 bold/fresh/vf 10720BNtTargets on 20ENV,
= 5 rate to Germany; DOC'CDS BER.$ 40
680. CARLSTADT 1888 bold/fresh/vf 20g13NtCDS&Target BER.$ 8
681. CENTREVILLE 1887 clear+/fresh/T 20bBNtTarget,CDS, Red
bordered envelope (Mournin Cover)... HUN.$ 20
682. CINNAMINSON 1888 bold/fresh f 20gBNt VioletTarget,DC CDS BUR:$ 8
C83. COLESVILLE UX5 1879 &.DFCKERTOWN UX8 1886 (2 PC's) SUS.$ 10
684. mcKERruwli 1870s fair/sound/f 1011NtTarget,CDS,DropLtrRate SUS.$ 12
655. DECMRTOWN.1870s ci.,./friccAl/vr 30BNcGrid,CDS,Ins.Co.CC SUS.$ 12
686. DECKERTOWN 1870s bold/fresh/30ENV CDS&Cork,Lcia cC SUS.$ 12
687. DECKERTOWN 1870s(2 Cvrs)1 fair+;1 poor/fresh/f 30BNtCork,,SUS.$ 8
688. DECKERTOWN 1879 bold/fresh/avg 30BNtGrid,CDS . SUS.$ 12
689. DECKERTOWN 1880 bold/sound/10PC UX5 CDS&Grid..... . . . .. SUS.$ 15
690. DECKERTOWN 1684 bold/fresh/vf 20bBNtCork,CDS,Local CC SUS.$ 15
691. DECKERTOWN 1889 bold/fresh/vf 20gBNtCircleOfWedges,CDS;
orange printed return business envelope SUS.$ 15
692. DECKERTOWN 1889 fair+/fresh/f 20gBNcTarget,CDS;Lawyer CC SUS.$ 12
693. DELAWARE STATION 1881 clear+/fresh /1$PC UX5 PurbleCDS&STAR.WAR$ 20
694. DELAWARF. STATION 1881 bold/fresh/10PC UX5 Magenta (31) & STAR,
printed back for local General store WAR.$ 8
695. DELAWARE STATION 1884 bold/fresh/10PC UX7 DC CDS&WheelFortune.$ 20
696. EAST .LONG BRANCH. 1.870s fair+/fresh/f 30BNcCork,CDS,HotelCCMON.$ 5
697. EAST LONG BRANCH UX3 1876 & SPRING LAKE BEACH UX7 1885(2PCs)MON 5
696. EWINGVILLE •1880s bolrfresyf 20bBNcSTAR,CDS........ MER.$ 10
699. FELLOWSHIP 1882 bold fresh of 10BNcBlueTarget,BlueDC CDS BUR.'43 15
700. FELLOWSHIP 1882 bold/fresh/f 10BNcBlueTarget,BlueDC CDS BUR.$ 15
701. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1870s bold/sound+/avg 30BNtCDS&Target SUS.$ 7
702. FRANKLIN .FURNACE 1882 bold/fresh/30ENV U163 Magenta CDS &
STAR, small opening. tears at right (sealed) SUS .$ 12
703. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1884 clear/fresh/vf 20bBNtCDS&Target SUS.$ 12
704. FRANKLIN FURNACE= 1888 clearfresh/20ENV CDS&Target SUS.$ 10
705. FRANKLIN FURNACE 1890 bold fresh/f 20gBNcGrid,CDS SUS.$ 12
706. GROVESTEND 1883 clear+/fresh/avg 20bBNtRICHMOND VA Dplx,
CDS as receiving mark on face of cover PSS.$ 30
707. GROVESTEND 1886 fair+/fresh/vf 2$bBNcTarget on 20ENV,CDS,CC...$ 30
708. GROVESTEND •1886 olear+/fresh/vf 20bBNtTarget,CDS ESS.$ 30
709. HAINESBURG 1881 bold but light/fresh/avg 30BNcMagentaCork,CDS.,; 20
710.HAINESBURG 1881 bold/fresh/vf 10&200rangeJackson BNtMa .genta 25
cork, Magenta CDS
711. HAINESBURG 1888 bold/sound/f 100&20BNcRosettes,DOC DC CDS.WAR.„; 20
712. HARLINGEN 1870s bbld/fresh/vf 30BNcTarget,CDS .............SOM.$ t 5
713. HARLINGEN 1870s clear/fresh/30ENV CDS Target
714. HARLINGEN 1884 bold/fresh/vf 20bBNtTarget,CDS SOM.$ 8
715. HORNERSTOWN 1870s clear/sound/avg 30BNtTarget,CDS, Lawyer CC;
small nick at top from ruff opening T • . 12
716. JUNCTION 1870s bold/fresh/30ENV CDS... HUN.$ 7
717. JUNCTION 1870s,bold/fresh/30ENV CDS&Cork HUN.$ 5
718. JUNCTION. 1880s bold/fresh/f 10BNtCork,CDS;PtdMtrRate HUN.$ 8
719. LAWRENCE STA 1883 bold/fresh/avg 30BNeMS, MS Townmark MER.$ 20
720. LAWRENCEVILLE 1883 bold/fresh/vf 10BNtCDS&Cork; PtdMtrRate;
High School Anniversary Invitation enclosed MER.$ 7
721. LONG BRANCH VILLAGE 1884 clear/fresh/10PC UX7 CDS MON.$ 7
722.
LONG BRANCH VILLAGE 1885 clear but light/sound/VT 20bBNtCo•k,
CDS, Local Lawyer CC M014 5
723. MARKSBOROUGH 1885 clearrresh 10PC UX8a CDS&Target WAR.$ 7
724. MARKSBOROUGH 1886 fair+ fresh 10PC UX8 CDS&Target WAR.$ 6

725. - MILLSTONE 18V) buld/fve8,/vf 2)(10TINtaate+R.DC CDS .SOM.$ 15
WAR.$ 40
727. NESHANIC 1885 fair/sound/20ENV( avg CDS&Target 30BNcCork,D0 CDS .SOM.$ 5
.728. NEW GERMANTOWN 1870s clear/fresh/vf 30BNtCork,CDS HUN.$ 15
729. NEW GERMANTOWN 1870s clear/sound/30ENV CDS&Grid HUN.$ 15
730. NEW GERMANTOWN 1884 fair/fresh/10PC UX7 CDS HUN.$ 6
731. NEW GERMANTOWN 1885 clear fresh f 20BNtTarget,CDS ...... HUN.$ 8
732. NEW GERMANTOWN 1885 bold fresh f 20bBNtTarget,CDS/ HUN.$ 12
733• NEW HAMPTON 1870s bold/fresh/vf 50BNtMagentaTlrget,DC CDS HUN.$ 12
734. NEW HAMPTON 1870s bold/fresh/f 3NcMS,Magenta DC CDS HUN.$ 10
735. NEW HAMPTON 1884 clear/fresh/vf pair 10BNcCork,DC CDS HUN.$ 15
736. NEW HAMPTON 1886 bold/fresh/20ENV U277 DOC CDS&Target HUN.$ 10
737. NEW HAMPTON 1886 bold/sound/vf 2ObBNcTarget,DOC CDS,CC HUN.$ 12
738. NEWT. HAMPTON 1888 bold/fresh/vf 20gBNtCDS&Target,MourningCvrHUN$ 10
739. NEW MARKET 1870s bold/fresh/30ENV CDS&NEGATIVE STAR inCorkM1D.$ 7
740. NEW VILLAGE 1882 fair/fresh/vf 30BNcTarget,CDS,AuctionCC WAR.$ 15
741. NO BRANCH DEPOT 1870s clear/sound/f 6 3N 1 tTarget,CDS SOM.$ 20
742. NORTH. BRANCH DEPOT 1870s clear/sound 30ENV CDS&Target,CC SOM.$ 5
743. OCEAN BEACH 1883 bold/fresh/vf 30BNtPointingHand"Return to
Writer", DC CDS MON.$ 5
744. OCEAN. BEACH 1887 bold/fresh/vf 20bBNtTarget,CDS MON.$ 10
745. OCEAN BEACH 1887 clear/fresh/vf 2ObBNtTarget,CDS;MourningCvr..$ 10
746. (PARAMUS) 1870s 3OBNcGris,HACHENSACK NJ CDS bold/fresh/avg
addressed to: Paramus, Paterson PO BER.$ 15
747. PASKACK 1881 fair+/fresh/1OPC UX5 CDS BER.$ 10
748. PASKACK 1883 cleayfresly1OPC UX7 light Pink DOC CDS&STAR BER.$ 15
749. PASKACK 1888 bold fresh f 2OgBNc'ShieldInCircle'FancyCancel,
DOC DC CDS, Beautiful markings & cover BER.$ 60
750. PATTENBURGH 1887 bold/fresh 20ENV CDS&OvalGrid HUN.4) 5
751. PATTENBURGH 1888 bold/worn f 20gBNtTarget,CDS HUN.$ 5
752. POINT PLEASANT 1888 clear worn of 20bBNcPurpleSTAR,CDS 00E.$ 5
753. RIEGELSVILLE 1880 clear/fresh 10PC UX5 CDS&Cork;POEst1876 WAR.$ 8
754. ROADSTOWN 1884 clear/fresh/20ENV CDS&Target CUM.$ 10
755• SHARPTOWN.1888 clear+/fresh/vf.20gBNtTarget,CDS SAL.$ 12
756. SIX MILE RUN 1870s bold/freslyavg 30BNtTarget,CDS MID.$ 20
757. SPRING LA E: BEACH 1888 clear fresh/avg 20gBNtCork,CDS,HotelCC.$ 758. STELTON 1884-1888(3 covers)1 bold,1 clear, 1 poor 20BN,CDS.MID$ 5
759. WATERLOO 1884 clear/fresh/vf 20bBNtTarget,CDS,FancyCC SUS.$ 35
760. WOODSVILLE 1880 bold/fresh/avg 30BNcMS 1 1880',MS Townmark MER.$ 40
* Small Banknotes & Bureau Issues -
761. AVONDALE 1901(2 covers)bold/fresh.avg 2¢Bur tNUTLEY Dplx;
Dplx as receiving mark on face ESS.$ 5
762. BARNSBOROUGH 1891 bold/fresh/1OPC UX9 Purple DOC CDS GLO.$ 40
763. BIVALVE UX14 1898;HALEYVILLE 20smBN 1890;ROADSTOWN 20gBN 18884 7
764. CENTREVILLE 1895 clear fresh 10PC CDS HUN.$ 20
765. CRAMER HILL 1398 bold sound avg 1¢Bur cCork,CDS;Shrtnd@L CAM.$ 8
766. CROSS KEYS 1894 bold fresh /// avg 20smBNtTarget,CDS GLO.$ 12
767. DANVILLE 1901 bold/fresh/avg 2¢Bur tTarget,CDS WAR.$ 12
768. DECKERTOWN 1893 fair/fresh/f 2x10smBNtCorks,CDS,LmbrD1rOC SUS.$ 12
769. DECKERTOWN 1893 bold/fresh/avg 2¢Columb tCDS&Cork,BakerCC SUS.$ 15
770. DECKERTOWN 1893 clear fresh 2¢ColumbENV CDS&Cork,CC SUS.$ 6
771. DECKERTOWN 1894 bold fresh f 20Columb tCDS&Cork,NewspprCC SUS.$ 12
772. DECKERTOWN 1894 clear/fresh 2¢ColumbENV CDS&Cork,CC SUS.$ 5
773. D -E,CKERTOWN 1898 bold fresh 20ENV CDS&Cork,CC SUS.$ 5
774. EAST LONG BRANCH 3¢BN 1870s;LEONARD AVE 1893, SEA BRIGHT
1890s; WEST POINT PLEASANT 1889 (5 covers) MON/OCE.$ 5
775. EDGEWATER PARK 1899 bold/sound/f 2¢Bur tCork,CDS BUR.$ 5
776. EDGEWATER PARK 1899 bold/fresh/vf 2¢Bur cCork,CDS,MrngCvr BUR.$ 5
777. FELLOWSHIP 1891 bold/fresh/vf 20smBNcTarget,CDS,MrngCvr BUR.$ 7
778. FRANKLIN FURNACE clear+/fresh/2OENV CDS&Cork; local Iron Co.
CC & Handstamp SUS.$ 15

779.HAINE5VILLE 1897 cleax- , /nourvie4Vr c301424.Burp-Targets,CD.S,Re.g„SUS...$_11-2-
780. HARMONY •895 clee.vVfre.sh/avg 100Bur tTarget,CDR vftanterdi
also an 1893 cover with a UCOlumbian (2 covers) WAR.$ 15
781.HIGHWOOD 1894 bold/Soundijavg 208mBNcCork,CDS . BER.$ 10
782. IONA 1897 -bold/fresh/10PC CDS:also Unused 10ENV w/LocalCC.GLO.$ 5
783. KNOWLTON 1898 olearilfresh but toned/vf 20BurtTarget,CDS WAR.$ 7
784, LOCKTOWN 1892 bold/fresh/20ENV CDS & Target HUN.; 12
785. LYONS FARMS 1895 bold/sound/20ENV CDS&Target, Local CC;
also a - 108mBNtCork backstamped CDS... (2 covers) UNI.$ 20
786. MARKSBOROUGH 1890 bold/sound/f '20smBNcTarget,CDS...., .....
787. MARKSBORO 1897 bold /fresh/f 20Bur tTarget,CDS WAR. 5
788. NESHANIC 1898:fair fresh vf 80Bur tTarget 20ENV,CDS,CC,RegSOM.$ 12
789. NEW GERMANTOWN 1892 bold/fresh/f 208mBNtTarget,CDS HUN.$ 7
790. NEW HAMPTON - 1898 bold/fresh/vf 2x108mBNtCDS&Targets HUN.$ 8
791. NEW MARKET 1897 clear/fresh/vf 20Bur tCork,CDS, framed postage
panel & printed multicolor flowers CC & printed address MID.$ 25
792. NEWMARKET 1901 :bold/freSh/f 20Bur .. . ... MID.$ 793. NO BRANCH DEPOT 1890 - clear/sound/20ENV CDS&Target SOM.; 5
794. OCEANIC. 189I'bold/Tresh/vf 208mBNcTarget,CDS,Local CC
795. PASCACK 1890 .poor. r CDS on face as -mark ur or: with M°146$ 5
DC .CDS :of ,WESTWOOD on 20smBN tied WheelOfFortune, CC BER.$ 5
796. PATTENBURG 1894 clear/fresh/20ENV CDS&Cork.. ..
HUN.; 5
PETERSBURG 1898 cleart/fresh/vf 20Bur cTarget,CDS,CC
797. CAP.$ 9
798. PLAINVILLE 1894 clear/sound/UENV U314 CDS&Target SUM.. 5
799. POINT PLEASANT & WEST .POINT PLEASANT 1881-1900. (4 covers) 00E.$ 8
800. RIVERVALE 1880s-18908 .(@! PC8) TA80a9,ux12 t ux14 BER.$ 5
801. SMITHVILLE 1891 bold/fresh/dmgd 20smBNtCDS&Cork,IllustAdv MT 105
802. SMITHVILLE .1899 .clear/sounylOPC CDS as crvng mark
803. SMITHVILLE 1900 . clear/wore f 20Bur cCork 1 CDS I IllustAdvert BUR.$ 10
804, SOUTH VINELAND 1895-1899(2 items)20Bur Cvr;UX12; CDS -• CUM.$ 5
805. SPRING LAKE BEACH 1893 bold/fresh/20ColumbENV CDS&Cork MON.$ 10
806. SPRING LAKE BEACH 1897. bold/freth/vf 20BurtCDS&Target MON.$ 5
807.SPRING LAKE -BEACH 1897 bold/fresh but ruff opening @T/avg
20Bur tVery Odd Target, CDS, "Tremont"Hotel CC MON.; 5
808. SPRING LAKE REACH 1898. bold/fresh/vf 20Bur tCDS&Target MON.$ 5
809. WEST END 1894. clearfresrvg 20smBNtCork,CDS MON.$ 5
80. WEST END 1899 bold sound UPC CDS, light wrinkie_in.mard MON.$ 5
811. WiLBURTHA 1890-bold/sound/20ENV CDS&Target YER.$ 8
812. WOODITUFF IB92-1.90-0 (4 items)UX10;20ENV;(2)20Bur,CDS BER.$ 8
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219. 81 235. 21. 277. 9. - 331. 20. 372. 102 402, 5. 431. 21.
220. 63 .236. 21. 278. 6. 339. 6. 374. 6. 403. 5i -432 12.
221. - 20 237. 21. 279. 10. 341. 11. 383. 16. 404. 5. 436. 5.
222. 10. 239. 5. 280. 6. 343. 8. 386. 10. 406. 5. 437. 5,
223. 10. 241. 25. 281. 8. 345. _5. 387. 6. 407. 5. 438. 5.
224. 10. 248. 16. 282. 6. 351. 5, .388, 30. 411. 5• 440. 5.
225. 10. .249. 16. 283. 54. 354. 10 389. 5. 412. 5. 441. 5.
226. 10. 258. 7i 284. 8.. 355.- 5. 390. 5. 416. 5. 443. 10.
227. 12. 268. 5. 285, 16. 367.. 10. 391. 5. 417. 71. -*_
229. 5. '27o. 5. 286. 16. 368. 5. 392. 5. '424.- 5it
230. 10.. 2- 73. 9. 296, 10. 369, 5. 393.- 9. 425. 5.
232. 6. 274. 16. 299. 10. 370. 7.- 399. 5. 426. 5.
233. 21. 276. 304. tc: -371..10. 401. 5. 429. 5.
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Ry. Postal Clerk,
Street and Nn.
Post Office
Slate.—
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The New.. ll i tt 1 .0.11n:later ''1,k fl L n.,IIy 10 ■11 rrrrr .t:y tonke lap tt.i: .-31.1. :Odra. it (o. row.. Ii. nul l .
1, •',•'Srnw Or Clerk anse e0n/00;e the a.tleles re.01ved 01:h I., triltitn • revere,. 01 Ihin card, awl i•oltrai, Kiltl1011,1 II
any. II. nun, I hen ugh (1..nntn1.10 Iii, ninny, pudwark LW cord, atoi MM., IT •1 V1141 C.6.-6714
NJ PH 25
March 1986

t.t
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
POST OFFICE,
(DEPOSITORY5
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
(No. 11)
•
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SEP
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7 -Pm •
1914
PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO
AVOTO PA1IVISALLAC0POZ-PAC.Eao3OCI
R
11
- DUPLICATE
i--; No. _4_74_ . ,,,,,,
i
14,
TrePten. r.
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ON MONEY ORDER ACCOUNT
Ihi errlifiev. that
has this day deposited at
( h. (lute of " Mu, i t Noce Lotter.")
, Postmaster
, 191,/
, State of
this office on MONEY ORDERiiC.: $07:UNT the su
Dollars,
F
, 191 /
, Postmaster.
Post Ojice, ...........I.:L.........'..i...1,..: ,....::-,
_____
2 DUPLICATE I.. 7 .19D3. ,189 .
'I: i CCrtifp that
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.., Postmaster
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at
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• has this day deposited pKtlats office to the credit of the .Post Office Department, on account of proceeds due
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3 the United States, - L----"---r- .- /-E"--‘4
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e--2 DOLLARS,
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(09 To be transmitted to the depositing Postmaster, and by him retained on file; the particulars to be entered
In his Money • Order Statement and Cash Book.
for the Quarter ending , 189 ,
1 : fur which I have signed duplicate receipts.
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lc 2-1740
Form 1506.
7- .
Postmaster.
NJ PH 26
March 1986

1.1
STAMPS CANCELED
MONTH
MONTH
/r-
MONTH
DA Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4
Total Wnr Tax 'foist War Tax
Vol ile Revenue Value Revenue
Dols;ts• Dols.' Cts. 157476s. FROM
Item
. 0:-1 No.
FOURTH CLASS
POSTMASTER'S QUARTERLY
POSTAL ACCOUNT
/ • TO
(Roth dates inclusive)
CREDITS AMOUNT •
7
I! 5
i•I
e
A..
,t2
If. •!
1 Compensation of postmaster,
as shown by Item 0
2 Special delivery fees on
_articles ® Sets
3
6
7
8
Paid clerks in post office ......... --
Paid mail messengers .............
Funds transferred to moneyorder
account
(This must exactly. agora with the
total of the amounts debited in your
money-order accounts for the same
threo months.)
Auditor's differences in favor
of postmaster. as shown by
notice of audit dated
, 191......_
16 ,
17
I 1S
19
20
21 I
22
23
24
23
26
27
28
29
SO
31
Total
Mo.
B
C
D
E
F
G
N
.1
!,
0
!I
. _
-
- -
I 01
11 !
Total stamps canceled (Columns 1, 2
and 5)
Deduct "War Tax" Revenue (Columns
2, 4, and 6)..
Net total on which commissions shall
be computed
Second-class postage (computed at one
cent per pound)
Third and fourth class postage (as shown
by Item 13)
Sales of waste paper, twine, etc. (as
shown by Item 14)
TOTAL
C4i, /I
w •-•
Commissions on sieve:
I so'
100% of first $50 or less. $s—ger.q.equalsi...L...ssr. 1_
, . L.
■•11 .
60% of next $100 or less. $ equals!
50% of next $200 oiler, $ equals
40% of all over $350, $ equals !
Box rents collected (as shown by Item
10) .... 1. 7."
Total compensation (to be credited in
Item 1, limited to $220! quarter) •■•
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
IS
TOTAL CREDITS_
DEBITS
Box rents collected- ...... .......
Excess on sales of stamped
paper over Department invoice
value ......... _ ............
Second-class postage (actual
amount collected in money
from publishers and news
agents) ..... _ .....................
Third and fourth class postage
collected in money............
Sales of waste paper, twife,
• etc
Funds transferred from moneyorder
account ..................
(This must exactly agree with the
total of the amounts credited In your
Maley -order accounts for the same
three months.)
Cash received from central
accounting postmaster .........
Auditor's differences in favor
of the United States, as
shown by notice of audit
dated 191_
TOTAL Dasrrs
AMOUNT
19 Net credit for which stamps or other stamped paper
is to be furnished as per requisition on tho central
accounting office
STAMPS CANCELED
Enter in Columns 1. 3. and 5 the total value of stamps canceled each
day (exclusive of internal revenue stamps, special delivery stamps, and
ordinary stamps used in lieu thereof). Enter in Columns 2, 4, and 6
the amount of the increased postage which represents the War Tax
Revenue and is the difference between the actual face value of stamps
canceled and the postage required prior to the passage of the War Tax
Revenue Law. The record of stamps canceled must be made each
day before closing your oiliest, and you will be held strictly responsible
for its correctness. Verification will be made from time to time by tho
central accounting postmaster and post office inspectors. FALSIFICATION
OF THE RECORD or CANCELLATIONS 1$ PUNISHABLE AS PROVIDED BT
SECTION 16$1, POSTAL LAWS AND EMULATIONS.
$
NJ PH
March 1986
27

FOURTH. CLASS POSTMASTER'S QUARTE
From_
/. to
(Beth dates inclusive.)
Y POSTAGE STAMP RECORD
id. , -
4-7997
DAILY SALES AND EXCESS ON STAMPE PAPER
QUARTERLY RECORD OP POSTAGE-STAMP STOCK RECEIVED AND SOLD
Enter in the columns under "Stamps sold" the value of
all postage stamps, all stamped envelopft. (including special
request), and other stamped paper sold each day.
Enter i in the columns under the amount received
in Excess of the Department invoice value from the sale of
stain ed envelopes and newspa r wrappers sin ly and in
odd lots, and at the close of each month carry the total of i
"Excess" to the Cashbook, Form 1844, Entry 8.
RENEWAL OF FIXED CREDIT
To determine approximately at any time (luring the ---
quarter the amount of cash of the fixed credit which should
be on hand and available for renewal of fixed credit stock,
add to the fixed credit cash items at the close of the quarter
(items Nos. 34 to 37), the total of the "Stamps sold " columns,
and deduct the amount remitted for stamp stock as shown
by the totals of " B1 " and "132."
A. Pcmtage-stamp stock on hand at the close of last quarter $ 3
B. Postage-stamp stock received from the central accounting
office this quarter, as follows:
Bl. For cash remitted:
Date of
invoice. Registry number. rece rted.
Value
fze.
.4%
MONTLE.
M ONT
Day
Stamps sold.
2
3
4
B2. For cash remitted in payment of special-request envelopes:
Date ef
Doles.
I Registry number. Date
received.
Value.
6
9
0
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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March 1986
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NJ PH
133, To replace damaged stock:
Date of
invoice.
28
Itegist Ty number.
B4. To increase fixed credit:
Data of
Invoice.
I
‘. Registry number. receptl . value
Total amount of stock received
Total stock to be accounted for this quarter
C. Postage-stamp stock on hand at close of
quarter, as shown by actual count. ......
D. Postage-stamp stock returned to central
accounting office for exchange or to reduce
fix( (1 credit
Total deductions
Postage-stamp stock sold during the quarter
Pastel.
Date
received.
Value.
AMOUNT OF FIXED CREDITS
Internal revenue.
E
Treas. savings stamps. Treas. certillestat.
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Postal Markings of NEWARK NJ
April 1869 thru November 1870
as reported on covers bearing 1869 issues
- CIRCULAR DATE STAMPS -
23 mm CDS
w/ 3 mm letters
early: May 26 1869 *
late : March 5 1870
* Known used earlier
on grilled issues
MAY
30
25 mm CDS
w/ 4 mm letters
early: March 10 1870
late : Novemver 8 1870 *
* Known used later on
Banknote issues
11011
1. 16 mm 'Doughhut'
5i mm hole
Holdover from grilled
issue usage
early: May 26 1869
early: July 28 1869
late August 24 1869
- CANCELLATIONS -
7. Cut Star
early: March 10 70
late : March 12 70
8. Deteriorated
Cut Star
early: March 19 70
late : May 26 1870
early: Sept 10 1869
late : Sept 13 1869
iii 9
early: May 30 1870
4.
18 mm 'Doughnut'
4 mm hole
early: Nov 13 1869
late Jan 15 1870
10. Solid Star
early: June 8 1870
1101)
5. Deteriorated
18 mm 'Doughnut'
early: Feb 8 1870
late : Feb 21 1870
early: July 17 70
late : Sept 29 70
early: March 5 1870
early: Oct 13 1870
late : Nov 8 1870
NJ PH 29
March 1986

More GEMS of New Jersey Postal History
The SICKLERVILLE SCHERMACK represents a double rate (2x2O) domestic
letter rate, and is the finest example of a Private-Perf on cover.
The ATLANTIC CITY 50 ROSE ERROR represents a double error as the value
of the stamp was not noticed when removed from the surrounding sheet of 2O
stamps, and was therefore used as a 20 domestic postage rate.
265 : - : 4c Brown Imperforate, Schermack Ty. III Private Vending Machine
Perforations (314A). Beautiful Margins including Huge End
Roll Margin at Left, tied by "Sicklerville N.J. Apr 8, 1909" pmk
on Cover to Michigan; Extremely Fine, Undoubtedly The Best used
example either on or off cover 21,500.00
633 :-: 5c Rose Error (505), Fine to Very Fine neatly tied by ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Apr 21
1917 machine cancel on VF cover, Rare (Photo) 1,000.00
NJ PH 30
March 1986

MODERN
POSTAL
HISTORY
its POS1.1.
M
George Comnes
A 1985 example of
the older, more
familiar usage of
the statement I
"Found in
Supposedly
Empty Equipment"
Dear Postal Customer:
United States
Postal Service
NORTH JERSEY FACILITY
KEARNY, N.J. 07099
OCT 1 e 1985
The enclosed piece of mail, addressed to you, was found in a
mail bag when it was opened to be reused after being in storage.
Empty mailbags are placed into temporary storage for various
periods of time until needed and the discovery of your mail
happened when the bag was reissued to our post office for
regular use.
We continually stress to our employees the importance of double
checking mailbags after being emptied to insure that no envelopes
or parcels remain in the bags. Unfortunately this apparently was
not done as your piece of mail was overlooked when the bag was
emptied.
We sincerely regret any inconvenience caused you.
Very truly yours,
Charles Brigug io
Supervisor; Office fi Postal Services
North Jersey Facility
Kearny, New Jersey 07099-9995
NJPH
March 1986
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DIVISION OF CLASSIFICATION
Past Mirtrr Drpartntrut
THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
Elasi!iagtutt
PARCEL POST OR FOURTH-CLASS MAIL.
CIRCULAR III-SEPTEMBER. 1910.
RATES OF POSTAGE, CLASSIFICATION, INSURANCE AND C. O. D. FEATURES, WRAPP010, ETC.
Fourth-class Matter Embraces that knon -u as domestic parcel post mail, and includes merchandise, farm and factory
products, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, and plants, books (including catalogs), miscellaneous printed matter weighing
more than 4 pounds, and all other mailable matter not embraced in the first, second, and third classes.
Extent and Usefulness of Parcel Post.-The domestic parcel post offers a convenient, Tack, and efficient means of
transporting mailable parcels to any post office in the United States or its possessions. The service reaches more places than any
other transportation agency. It brings producers and consumers into closer contact, thus opening the way to reducing the high
cost of living. Special treatment and advantages are accorded to shipments of farm products. Low poetage rates, based on the
service rendered, are provided. The rates to near-by zones are particularly advantageous. Parcels may ho insured against
lees and may be sent C. 0. D., and as special-delivery matter.
Rates of Postage on Fourth-Class or Parcel Post Matter-To be Fully Prepald-Unsealed-aro as follows:
(a) Parcels weighing 4 ounces or less, except books, seeds, plants, etc., 1 cent for each ounce or fraction thereof, any distance.
(6) Parcels weighing 8 ounces or less containing books, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, and plants, 1 cent for each 2 ounces
or fraction thereof, regardless of distance-- . „. _ •
(c) Parcels weighing more than 8 ounces containing books, seeds, plants, etc., parcels of miscellaneous printed matter weighing
more than 4 pounds, and all other parcels of fourth-class matter weighing more than 4 ounces are chargeable, according to distance
or zone, at the pound rates shown in the following table (except as provided in paragraph (d) below), a fraction of a pound being
computed as a full pound:
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ZONES
ZONES
W4■816
teed .1"
4111 64 7th 11111 ucei let 2d 3d 416 66
SA
Uroto
300 O to 1000 1400 Over p, 14,1,
V g3to GO to 150 to 300 tO i00o to Over
GO
1400 1800 1800
150 300 GOO
1400
1800
miles
miles miles miles miles
miles miles miles Ttl1105 miles miles
1
80.05
30.07
50.09 $0.1 -sr- 8023 Y .40 50.40 $0.76 $2.1 32.89 $3.61 $4.32-
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-or pound rates. mailed for delivery
within the first or
-ri ar -if- -Ur 11r -16--
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52
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22 --Jr sr --.41- -or 13r -Tsr- -sr- air 131- second zone, are, when the
•-sa ,-... ....; ..
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tea ] -i-Far 3.s1 00 60--
.61 r.24 office of origin to the office
-rir- -Tali- -us--
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- 131 -A
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at the rate of 6 cents for
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1.37' first pound and 2 cents
-"A" -OF -Eir "1.11-
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--19- -.11:14-- for each additional pound,
. 1 -33- 3. fa - 3.1! sr
.......7r .70
!
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-31- -Or
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-.3r- -ra--. isr
.....yr
computed as a full pound.
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Zones-Postal Guide and Keys.-For parcel post purposes the United States is divided into units of area 30 minutia; square,
which form the basis of eight postal zones. The unit numbers are shown in the State list of post offices in the Official Postal Guide,
which, cloth bound, may be purchased frum the Disbursing Clerk, Post Office Department, 'Washington, D. C., for 65 cents, delivered
to any address. Zone keys making maps unnecessary are furnished free to purchasers of the Guide. To ascertain in which
zone a post office is located from the office of mailing, first find the unit number of the office of address and then refer to the parcel
post zone key fur the mailing office.
The local Me applies to parcels mailed under the following conditions:
(I) At any poet office for local delivery at such office.
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(2) At any city letter carrier office, or at any point within its delivery limits, for delivery by carriers from that office.
(3) At any post office from which a rural route starts, for delivery on such route, or when mailed at any point on a rural route
for delivery at any other point thereon, or at the office from which the route starts, or for delivery on any other rural route starting
from the same office.
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March 1986
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