The verso of the sheet bears a faint “8-69” notation, dating this specific example to August of 1969, during a period when I.C.S. had expanded far beyond its 1890 origins as a technical training program for anthracite coal miners into a global purveyor of vocational instruction.
The letter has wear, discoloration, soiling, and staining. It is about 7 3/4″ by 9 3/4″ when open.
Notable details include the reference code BN. – 415/1105-IH-701299 and student identification numbers (HF 790897, EAB 794067), reflecting the systematized record-keeping of correspondence education during the Progressive Era.
Letter from Coeva (Conquered Department of Sture) for Turin Postal mark with black color number: 105 / COEVA .
Letter from YPRES , Conquered Department of LYS, For Rheims , dated February 28, 1812 Brand postal has color number black : 91 / YPRES Pen tax: 5 decimes.
Lot of 4 Letters from BAYONNE, with correspondence, dated between 1812 and 1823 Linear mark with number 64 / BAYONNE in black .
General identification Letter dated Embden, August 13, 1812 Written in Gothic German “Kurrent”. Black linear mark: 124 / EMBDEN (conquered department of Ems Oriental) Complete letter with content. Attempt to translate: Emden, den 13 Aug. 1812 (Emden, August 13, 1812) for a man with Mr Blachard We see the words clearly London, Hull And Mr Blachard (or Blanchard). The letter appears to concern a commercial or maritime matter involving: a correspondent named Blachard/Blanchard What we can already say: Business letter fromEmden towards Paris. Dated August 13, 1812. Period of the First Empire. Commercial relations with London, despite the context of the continental blockade and the Napoleonic wars. Probable presence of instructions or information regarding a traveler, vessel or commercia.
Letter with correspondence from Baschi (Conquered Department of Trasimeno) for the Mayor of Bracciano dated June 18, 1812 Linear postal mark with black number: 117 / ORVIETO Against Seing: “The Mayor of Baschi” Content Summary The author appears to be an individual or landowner who is speaking to the mayor of Bracciano. The general meaning is: “My estate (or my rural property) located in the municipality of Trivigliano (?) is encumbered by a debt. The heirs of a creditor seek to obtain legal recovery of this sum. Please let me know of a competent attorney or representative in order to take the necessary steps and provide me with their name to establish a power of attorney. I thank you in advance for your help. » It is therefore a civil and property matters, not a banal administrative docu.
Letter from Florence (Conquered Department of the Arno) for Aix, dated Mars 11, 1811 Postal mark with number, 112 / FLORENCE Pen tax: 8 decimes according to the 1806 rate for a distance between 501 and 600 km .
Letter from Civitavecchia (Tiber department) to Bracciano, dated September 10, 1811 Postal mark with black number: 116 / CIVITAVECCHIA Pen tax 3 decimes.
