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Postal Commemorative Society, 1981. Brass fastened covered pamphlet. Very Good +. dark blue card stock covers with gold embossed presidential seal. two irst day covers, Washington, D.C. and Pacific Palisades, CA postmarks. just very lightly rubbed on parts of edges and a very faint corner crease.
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Presidential Inaugural Covers Honoring Ronald Reagan
by Postal Commemorative Society
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Presidential Inaugural Covers Honoring Ronald Reagan
by (Postal Commemorative Society)
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- near fine
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- Used - Near Fine
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- Original Edition.
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Barstow, California, United States
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USA: Postal Commemorative Society. Contains two inaugural covers: one with a Wash. D.C. roundstamp and the other Pacific Palisades. Near fine or fine just extremely light wear to pamphlet covers that have the presidential gold seal on it. The cover letters themselves are fine and mounted to 2 diferent printed cardstock pages with a story on each. Size: Thin 4to - over 9¾" - 12" Tall . Near Fine. Brads & Gilt Cardstock. Original Edition.. 1981.
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