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Besides those shown and others you may discover, it is possible to stretch the spelling a little with such towns as Scarboro, Maine. There are also a number of towns which use Yorkshire town names prefixed with 'New', such as New York.
The following examples probably only scratch the surface of this subject. If anybody reading this page knows of
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1848 stampless cover from Yorkshire, NY (manuscript town marking).
to Clinton. Endorsed 'Paid 3' (cents) for postage rate under 3,000 miles effective from 1 July 1851. Forwarded from Utica to Clinton and charged an additional 5c for the collect rate (shown inside the circular hand-stamp).
1860's cover from Yorkshire Center, NY.
Cancelled with fancy mauve postmark.
1870's Cancel of Leeds Centre, Wisconsin.
Note Postmaster's Name in cancel.
Circa 1864 letter from Bradford, Vermont.
Marked 'Due 3' for overweight letter.
1870's cancel of Bradford, Massachusetts.
to Buffalo, New York (Route AM 97).
1931 Sheffield & Parrish Railway Post Office cancel.
used for the postcard rate.
Circa 1851, Wakefield, Rhode Island, embossed ladies' envelope
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