1911 Western Union Telegraph Cover | Scott #332 | Charges Paid No.37 -YONKERS NY
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Offered here is a 1911 Western Union Telegraph cover featuring a 2¢ carmine Washington stamp, Scott #332, tied by Yonkers NY cancel (Not very legible) Stamp: Scott #332 — 2¢ carmine, Washington-Franklin series (190 ... Read More
Item Specifics
- Country
- United States
- Catalog Number
- 332
- Stamp Type
- General Issue
- Condition
- Cover (Postal History)
- Stamp Format
- Single
- Year of Issue
- 1908
Item Description
Offered here is a 1911 Western Union Telegraph cover featuring a 2¢ carmine Washington stamp, Scott #332, tied by Yonkers NY cancel (Not very legible)Stamp: Scott #332 — 2¢ carmine, Washington-Franklin series (1908–1910), perf 12
Service: Western Union “Charges Paid” message form, Number 37 used for local delivery
Addressed to: Mrs. S.H. Seaman, General Delivery, City
Printed Text: “TELEGRAPH AND CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD” and “FOR QUICK SERVICE ANSWER BY BEARER”
Condition: Light wear and edge tear, stamp tied cleanly, strong printed and manuscript elements
Historical Interest:
Western Union’s numbered message forms were used for local telegram delivery, often prepaid by sender
“Charges Paid” ensured the recipient owed nothing upon delivery
These covers reflect the intersection of telegraphy and postal services in the early 20th century
The use of General Delivery suggests the recipient did not have a fixed address, adding social context
Comparable Western Union covers from 1900–1915 with intact stamps and message markings typically sell for $30–40
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- Colorado, United States
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