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Caption: "Let "Old Ironsides" remain until the sun sinks for the last time on the Stars and Stripes. Mail this card to your Congressman as a request. James Matthews, Chairman Com." | |||
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Caption: "Warships and Old Ironsides, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston Mass." Copyright 1905 by Detroit Publishing Co. | |||
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Caption: "Don't Give Up The Ship." Bridge of the U.S. Frigate Constitution. Pub. by Boston Post-Card Co. | |||
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Caption: THE CONSTITUTION "OLD IRONSIDES" / BOSTON MASS. THE MOST RENOWNED VESSEL IN U.S. NAVY, BUILT IN BOSTON, 1797. | Caption: THE CONSTITUTION "OLD IRONSIDES" / BOSTON MASS. THE MOST RENOWNED VESSEL IN U.S. NAVY, BUILT IN BOSTON, 1797. | ||
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Caption: CONSTITUTION off Seguin, Bath Maine July 14 1931. | |||
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Covers should be listed in chronological order. Use the postmark date or best guess.
Each entry provides a link to the image of the front of the cover. There is also
the option to have a link to the image of the back of the cover if there is anything
of significance there. Finally, there is the primary date for the cover and the
classification types for all postmarks based on the Locy System.
| Thumbnail Link To Cachet Close-Up Image | Thumbnail Link To Full Cover Front Image | Thumbnail Link To Postmark or Back Image | Postmark Date Postmark Type Killer Bar Text --------- Cachet Category |
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N/A |
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N/A |
c 1905 |
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Picture postcard |
Caption: "Let "Old Ironsides" remain until the sun sinks for the last time on the Stars and Stripes. Mail this card to your Congressman as a request. James Matthews, Chairman Com."
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N/A |
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N/A |
c 1905 |
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Picture postcard |
Caption: "Warships and Old Ironsides, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston Mass." Copyright 1905 by Detroit Publishing Co.
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N/A |
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N/A |
1906-10-19 |
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Picture postcard |
Caption: "Don't Give Up The Ship." Bridge of the U.S. Frigate Constitution. Pub. by Boston Post-Card Co.
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N/A |
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1912-09-10 |
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Picture postcard |
Caption: THE CONSTITUTION "OLD IRONSIDES" / BOSTON MASS. THE MOST RENOWNED VESSEL IN U.S. NAVY, BUILT IN BOSTON, 1797.
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N/A |
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N/A |
1931-07-14 |
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Real Photo postcard |
Caption: CONSTITUTION off Seguin, Bath Maine July 14 1931.
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