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LUCRETIA R GARFIELD-PRESIDENT WIDOW`S FREE ...di più
LUCRETIA R GARFIELD-PRESIDENT WIDOW`S FREE FRANK-PASADENA
CAL-JAN/6/1905-FLAG CANCEL OVER AUTOGRAPH-BLACK BORDER MOURNING
ENVELOPE-MINOR TONING
Millard Fillmore. Free frank "Free M. Fillmore" as ex-President ...di più
Millard Fillmore. Free frank "Free M. Fillmore" as ex-President on
mourning cover addressed in his hand to New York City, blue
"Buffalo N.Y. Jan. 23" (1855) circular datestamp struck parly off
top of cover, matching "FREE" handstamp, minor wear and small tear
at left, Very Fine appearance, Fillmore's daughter died in 1854
![Asta]](/it/images/philasearch/ico_people.png "Asta")
Mary Todd Lincoln. Widow of assassinated President Abraham ...di più
Mary Todd Lincoln. Widow of assassinated President Abraham Lincoln,
free frank "Mary Lincoln" on unsealed mourning cover addressed in
her hand to Ellwood Johnson in Philadelphia, light strike of
"Chicago Ill. Apr. 10" (ca. 1866) circular datestamp, some edgewear
and toning VERY FINE. A RARE FREE FRANK OF MARY TODD LINCOLN, WIDOW
OF SLAIN PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ON A BLACK-BORDERED MOURNING
ENVELOPE. Mary Todd Lincoln was given free franking privileges
starting Feb. 22, 1866. In May 1865, Mary Todd Lincoln and her
sons, Robert and Tad, left Washington D.C. for Chicago, where they
resided until leaving for Europe in 1868. Most mourning covers were
sent at the prevailing first class rate, but if the enclosure was
printed matter, it could be sent at the circular rate. There is no
way to definitively state this held a printed enclosure, but the
fact that it retains gum along the seal of the top flap speaks in
its favor.
Mary Todd Lincoln. Widow of assassinated President Abraham ...di più
Mary Todd Lincoln. Widow of assassinated President Abraham Lincoln,
free frank "Mrs. Lincoln" on mourning cover addressed in her hand
to Hon. Isaac Arnold in Chicago, some edge tears VERY FINE
APPEARANCE. A DESIRABLE MARY TODD LINCOLN FREE FRANK SIGNED "MRS.
LINCOLN". Likely sent when Mary was living in Chicago in 1866 or
1867. Most of her free franks are signed "Mary Lincoln". With 1969
Gordon Banks letter of authenticity.
Sarah Childress Polk. Widow of James K. Polk, free frank "Free ...di più
Sarah Childress Polk. Widow of James K. Polk, free frank "Free Mrs.
J. K. Polk" on mourning cover to Mr. B. B. French in Washington
D.C., with intact waffle wax seal on back, missing top flap where
slightly reduced VERY FINE. AN EXTREMELY DESIRABLE FREE FRANK OF
THE WIDOW SARAH POLK. ONLY THREE EXAMPLES ARE RECORDED, AND THIS IS
THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE ON A MOURNING COVER. Sarah Polk, a
staunch admirer and supporter of Dolley Madison in her later years,
has the distinction of being the first First Lady to be
photographed on the White House grounds. Although Sarah lived more
than 40 years following her husband's death in 1849, she lived
somewhat reclusively in Nashville and evidently franked a
relatively small amount of mail. Her free frank is exceedingly
rare, with only three reported examples.
Franklin Pierce. Free frank "Free Franklin Pierce" as President ...di più
Franklin Pierce. Free frank "Free Franklin Pierce" as President on
mourning cover to Hon. John Aiken in Boston, "Washington D.C. Free
Nov. 4" (1853) circular datestamp, some slight edgewear, Very Fine,
Pierce's 11-yr old son was killed in a train wreck on Jan. 6, 1853,
this cover was reportedly addressed by Varina Davis, second wife of
Jefferson Davis, who acted as hostess at the executive mansion, she
was known for including a period at the end of every line of her
correspondence
Anna Symmes Harrison. Widow of President William Henry Harrison,
free ...di più Anna Symmes Harrison. Widow of President William Henry Harrison, free frank "Free Anna Harrison" on Aug. 5, 1848 autograph letter addressed in her hand to J. Cleves Harrison, one of her grandsons, in Indianapolis, letter signed "A Harrison", "Cleve O. Aug. 19" manuscript postmark and matching "5", additional "Free Anna Harrison" below the franking signature (in our opinion, in another hand) and lengthy content with news of family (transcript accompanies), wear and minor splits along folds as well as front panel soiling, still Very Fine free frank and scarce, Anna Harrison (1775-1864) was the wife of President William Henry Harrison, in 1841 Anna was unable to accompany her husband for his inauguration, her daughter-in-law, Jane, served as First Lady until Anna's arrival, while Mrs. Harrison prepared for the journey she learned that her husband had died of pneumonia on April 4, 1841—Anna married William in 1795 and bore ten children, only one of whom outlived her—one of her other grandsons, Benjamin Harrison, became President in 1889
Triple S Postal History
Lotto a72746
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175.00 USD
(app. 151 EUR)
(app. 151 EUR)
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries
Lotto 1225
300.00 USD
(app. 258 EUR)
06.11.2025 08:30 EST
(app. 258 EUR)
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries
Lotto 1226
3000.00 USD
(app. 2582 EUR)
06.11.2025 08:30 EST
(app. 2582 EUR)
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Lotto 1227
3000.00 USD
(app. 2582 EUR)
06.11.2025 08:30 EST
(app. 2582 EUR)
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Lotto 1228
4000.00 USD
(app. 3443 EUR)
06.11.2025 08:30 EST
(app. 3443 EUR)
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Lotto 1229
300.00 USD
(app. 258 EUR)
06.11.2025 08:30 EST
(app. 258 EUR)
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries
Lotto 1372
free ...di più Anna Symmes Harrison. Widow of President William Henry Harrison, free frank "Free Anna Harrison" on Aug. 5, 1848 autograph letter addressed in her hand to J. Cleves Harrison, one of her grandsons, in Indianapolis, letter signed "A Harrison", "Cleve O. Aug. 19" manuscript postmark and matching "5", additional "Free Anna Harrison" below the franking signature (in our opinion, in another hand) and lengthy content with news of family (transcript accompanies), wear and minor splits along folds as well as front panel soiling, still Very Fine free frank and scarce, Anna Harrison (1775-1864) was the wife of President William Henry Harrison, in 1841 Anna was unable to accompany her husband for his inauguration, her daughter-in-law, Jane, served as First Lady until Anna's arrival, while Mrs. Harrison prepared for the journey she learned that her husband had died of pneumonia on April 4, 1841—Anna married William in 1795 and bore ten children, only one of whom outlived her—one of her other grandsons, Benjamin Harrison, became President in 1889
750.00 USD
(app. 645 EUR)
06.11.2025 11:30 EST
(app. 645 EUR)
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