 Hagamans Mills, NY 1852 straight line townmark |
 Colerain, Ohio Quaker Data 8thMo18 |
 Manchester, NH 6c to San Francisco |
 Boston double weight to San Francisco 6c paid; 10c unpaid rate for 2nd 1/2 ounce |
 San Francisco 12c bisected to New York paying 6c rate |
 San Francisco 12c to Boston double weight |
 10c California to Mass rate after April 1, 1855 |
 Boston to San Francisco 10c rate part paid - Due 4c |
 San Francisco 3c Overland Mail Stage Via Los Angeles to St Louis forwarded 3c to New York (SF to NY rate was 10c) |
 Weaverville, Calif Overland Mail to Mass |
 Chicago Supplementary Mail double rate to catch up to mail Post Office Official Business Free; Supplementary fee Paid 3c |
 Shabbona Grove, Dekalb Co, Illinois fancy shield townmark |
 South Weare, NH P for John H. Paige postmaster |
 Free E. Zevely Postmaster Pleasant Grove Allegany Co, Md |
 Buffalo double weight 3c paid; Due 5 Cents (unpaid rate) |
 Hillsdale, Mich double weight 3c paid; 3DUE (no unpaid rate after April 1, 1855) |
 New York to Boston triple weight Forwarded Due 9 Cents to Bangor |
 San Francisco Detained For Postage prepayment required after April 1, 1855 |
 Providence ADV CE1NT 1c for advertising uncalled for letter |
 Advertised and then sent to Dead Letter office W - addressee's name ($22 enclosed) |
 Forwarded twice; 5c due twice |
 Yellow Springs, Ohio Forwarded Due 3 |
 U S Naval Lyceum (library) forwarding point to ships overseas |
 Lewiston, NY prepaid WAY |
 Chicago to North Carolina Missent To Boston Mass |
 Cleveland MONEY LETTER early registered letter |
 Carrollton, Ill Registered 5 PAID |
 advertising corner card used as townmark Post Office - Mathew's Store, Howard County, MD |
 Triangle, NY |
 Mechanicsburg, Indiana eagle |
 West Day, NY stencil townmark |
 White's Tannery, Pa (post office at business location) |
 Oxford, Ny P(ost) O(ffice) |
 POST OFFICE Natchez, Miss |
 Canton, Miss lyre |
 Mason, Ohio fancy Man-in-the-Moon cancel |
 West Haven, Ct flag cancel |
 Lancaster, Pa September 8, 1861 3c 1857 stamp VOID (demonitized due to Civil War) |