With a PF Certificate which states, "RIGHT MARGIN SINGLE. AND WE ARE OF THE OPINION THAT IT IS GENUINE, UNUSED, WITHOUT GUM, WITH A SMALL SPLIT PAPER TEAR AT BOTTOM LEFT"

Very fine appearance.

3 cent Black on light blue unsurfaced paper, New York FEB 10 cds with manuscript "18 3/4" cent postage on cover to Boston.

3c Black on blue glazed paper, on folded cover to New York. SEP 21, 9 O'Clock cds faintly printed.

Addressed to Samuel S. Wyckoff & Co, who were wholesale grocers located at 102 Vesey Street (1845 Doggett’s). Operated by Samuel S. Wyckoff and William B. Marsh. They also advertised rare old brandies, wines, whiskies, and Havana cigars and manufactured their own line of bitters.

Gold on black U.S.P.O. PAID 1 Cent cancelled with black "X" on September 1851 locally delivered printed notice. Three margins. Close at top. On Office Pennsylvania Steam Ship Company letterhead

Blue Sep 16 Philadelphia cds

Folded letter with red circular 'U.S. City Despatch Post' cds, datelined Aug 5,1844.

Feb 20 1843 - O'Clock

U.S. City Despatch Nov 4 cds on 1842 stampless cover, carried from Boston and dropped at New York City Carrier Office.

Clear strike of larger brownish black "BOSTON" straightline handstamp with matching bold "30/SE" Franklin mark, manuscript "4" (dwt) rate for 300-400 miles on docketed folded cover to Philadelphia, rate restated in local currency as "1/10" (4dwt = 12p x 1.67 inflation factor = 20p + 2p carrier fee = 22p or 1sh10p). Boston to Philadelphia, Sep. 30, 1787.

The rate of 4dwt was for a single letter sent 300-400 miles. This 28 x 5mm Boston SIL hand stamp is reported used in brown black from Mar. 7, 1787 to Aug. 11, 1789; and in black from June 22 to July 19, 1789.

Feb 8 Potomac Steamboat red cds with red "5" rate marking. On cover with Richmond Virginia, Carrier fee, red manuscript "1"

Tied by red "Paid/U.S. Mail/City Delivery/1/May 20" carrier department circular datestamp on cover to local street address