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The first class rate at this time was 3 cents. The letter was sent Third Class which was half the first class rate.
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Whatever Phil.
It must have come from a small town, because normally third class mail was cancelled with a mute cancel (a cancel with no date or time indicated), but the smaller town probably didn't bother with getting an extra mute cancel.
Tribes Hill still has a post office and a population of 1003.
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Phil, the Christmas rate IS a third class rate
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When i go to a stamp or cover show i look through mixed boxes of covers..my interest is more so foreign than United States..BUT, i if i see a New York town postmark that i am unfamiliar with i usually take it. When i google them i find that most of them are still functioning as is this one from Tribes Hill,N.Y.
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re: Small or defunct post offices of New York State
The first class rate at this time was 3 cents. The letter was sent Third Class which was half the first class rate.
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re: Small or defunct post offices of New York State
Whatever Phil.
It must have come from a small town, because normally third class mail was cancelled with a mute cancel (a cancel with no date or time indicated), but the smaller town probably didn't bother with getting an extra mute cancel.
Tribes Hill still has a post office and a population of 1003.
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re: Small or defunct post offices of New York State
Phil, the Christmas rate IS a third class rate
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