Pony Express Letter Covers & Cancellations, September dates, Photos, 1860 or 1861

Pony Express Letter, Eastbound, Sep. 6: Copyright: 96.1P.1702 XP Letter, Eastbound, Sep. 6
Pony Express Letter, Eastbound, Sep. 6

Copyright: 96.1P.1702 XP Letter, Eastbound, Sep. 6

Name/Title

Pony Express Letter Covers & Cancellations, September dates, Photos, 1860 or 1861

Entry/Object ID

P1996.1P.1702

Description

Pony Express Letter Covers & Cancellations, September dates, Photos, 1860 or 1861. Photographs of envelope covers by SJM staff photographers. Some with legends. Covers period Sept.6-Sept.22. (These are photos taken from color slides provided by U.S. Philatelic Society. 78.42.1-36) 96.1P.1702 = Eastbound, Original postmark illegible. Printed at top: "Paid, Central Overland Pony Express Company. Received stamp: COC&PP, Sept. 6, St. Joseph, MO. Addressed to Mrs. James Plank for Mrs. Edward L. Field, Utica, New York. (old digital file name: EnvelopeCoversXP21) 96.1P.1703 = Eastbound, Postmarked Pony Express, San Francisco, Sep 11, Received stamp Atchison, Sep. 23. (1861) Wells Fargo adhesive stamp and 10 cent embossed US Stamp. Addressed to Geo. J. Whelan, Esq. No. 46 North Charles St., Baltimore, Maryland. (old digital file name: EnvelopeCoversXP17) 96.1P.1704 = Westbound, Postmark Pony Express, St. Joseph, Sep 13, "Pony Express" handwritten at bottom. Addressed to Crosby & Dibbler, San Francisco, Cala.(Cover Number 2 from the Collection of E. A Witsee, St. Joe 'Running Horse', Westbound Cover. (old digital file name: EnvelopeCoversXP11) 96.1P.1705 = Patriotic Cover, San Francisco to Hamburg, Germany. Postmark Pony Express, San Francisco, Sep. 14. Illustration of Geo. Washington with "To the Efficacy and Permenancy of Your Union.." Three other cancel stamps, illegible. Legend: "San Francisco to Hamburg, Germany on a patriotic envelope with all the transit markings and 30¢ stamp, the rate of postage at the time." (old digital file name: EnvelopeCoversXP10) 96.1P.1706 = Eastbound, Postmark Sacramento, Sept 22 (1861). Received stamp. Atchison, Kan., Oct. 5. Dead Letter Office Stamp of Post Office Department stamp, Mar 11, 1862. "Pony Express" handwritten at top. "Please keep at the NY Office till called for." Addressed to Mr. C. Hyde, Esq., New York. (old digital file name: EnvelopeCoversXP20)

Made/Created

Artist

Reynolds, Don

Date made

1860 - 1861

Place

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Notes

Date: 1860

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Print, Photographic

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Photograph

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Graphic Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Pony express

Search Terms

Pony Express Letters, Pony Express Stamps

Dimensions

Height

8 in

Width

10 in

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Oct 10, 2016

Provenance

Notes

Photo of envelope or display taken by SJM staff photographer. Actual cover may not be in SJM collection.