Fort Collins, Colorado Territory Cover & Letter [155254]

Lot of 13. 1) Idaho Springs. Seven covers. Includes: 1869 cover addressed to Idaho Springs, Colorado Territory; 1876 cover with letterhead for Geo. L. Cannon, Mining Engineer (letter about mining deed

[MILITARY] Christain Hanson - Troop "G" 1st Cavalry, Fort Walla Walla, Washington Territory. He writes a 4 page letter to his friend Dick [no cover]. Dated Feb. 5, 1884. Apparently he has just heard f

Lot of 8. 1) Three covers with Mountain City, C.T. cancels, two 1862, third possibly 1863. One has 10 cents worth of postage. 2) Collier & Wells, Publishers, Central City, corner ad cover. Mountain Ci

[MEXICO] Three 1947 50 Peso Gold Coins Property From a Private Collection Fort Collins, Colorado

A 1795 Flowing Hair 50c Coin Property From a Private Collection Fort Collins, Colorado

A 1909-D Indian Head $5 Gold Coin Property From a Private Collection Fort Collins, Colorado

A 1900 Liberty Head $5 Gold Coin Property From a Private Collection Fort Collins, Colorado

According to The Larimer County Independent Newspaper of Fort Collins, Colorado, dates c. 1909 and "has unquestionably the best restaurant service in the city of Denver." A famous luncheon spot, after

History of Larimer County Colorado by Ansel Watrous. Signed by the author and publisher (?). 513 pp. Illustrated. The Courier Printing and Publishing Co., Fort Collins, Colorado. Owner notes and marki

Nevada C.T. postmark on cover sent to Weathersfield, Vermont. 3 cent red Washington stamp. This cancel is listed in Kansas Territory and Gilpin County, Colorado, operating from 1861-1869, at which poi

Park County. Cover sent to Mary Lowe in Auburn, New York. Manuscript cancel, "Fairplay, Col. Tery, Nov. 27th, 1865." 3 cent stamp with hand cancel. Earliest usage is 1862. Town was founded in 1859 dur

Jefferson County, PO operated 1860-1876, at which point name shortened to Golden. Cover sent to Mary Rockwell in West Cornwall, Vermont. Golden City, C.T. cancel on 3 cent red Washington stamp. No yea

Clear Creek County. Postmark used from 1861-1886, at which point the name shortened to Empire. "Empire City, C.T." postmark on cover sent to Philadelphia, with 3 cent Washington stamp with target kill

Anton Schonborn, attributed (German/American, 1829-1871) Fort Sedgwick, Colorado Territory, enlargement of an original watercolor contemporary pigment print 14 x 24 inches

Hon E. M. Stanton - Report of the Secretary of War... in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of February 4, 1867, a copy of the evidence taken at Denver and Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, by a

Corner ad cover for FF Struby & Co., Forwarding & Commission Merchants, Garland, Colorado. Sent to the First National Bank in Lake City, CO. Garland, C.T. postmark, star killer on 3 cent imprinted gre

Weld County, 1866-1869, then PO moved to Julesburg. Cover sent to John Kurtz in Boston. Weak strike. Target killer on 3 cent Washington stamp. U.S. military post from 1864 to 1871, one mile west of Ju

Ghost town located in Clear Creek County. Earliest PO is 1889. The Lamartine ore body (zinc, lead, silver, and gold) was discovered in 1888. Cover is sent to AE Farmer in Denver. Lamartine, Colo. 1901

Gorgeous cover with the front resembling an American flag. Letter is dateline Fort Warren, Jan. 27th, 1898. From Harry to his mother, the handwriting is a little difficult to decipher, but we can read

Lot of 4 pieces. Two letters written on Western Mail and Stage Company letterhead. 1) Letter and cover sent from Chickasha, IT, 1893. Message is to LP Williamson in Independence, MO regarding a horse

S176 Clear crown top Poudre Valley/Fort Collins Colo./Bottling Works. Several bruises. Date: Country (if not USA): State: Colorado City: Fort Collins Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

Heading: (Colorado) Author: Watrous, Ansel Title: History of Larimer County, Colorado Place Published: Fort Collins, CO Publisher:Courier Printing & Publishing Company Date Published: 1911

Boggsville cradle of the Colorado Cattle Industry by W. W. Hurd; 1st Ed.; Ballads About By gones (Autographed); Stepping Out a Colorado Living History Fort Collins Vol. 4; Fort Lyon Colorado One Hundr

1782-1819 letters on covers sent to Thaddeus Collins, Phelps, NY, including from family members, varying condition