1949 HARRY S. TRUMAN 2nd TERM INAUGURATION COVER

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This is the scan of the actual stamp or cover you will receive, accurately and conservatively graded and described.
1949 HARRY S. TRUMAN 2nd TERM INAUGURATION COVER
1949 Harry S. Truman 2nd Term Inauguration Cover
Unknown cachet maker?
January 20, 1949
Neatly Typewriter-addressed, and in excellent condition.
My auctions focus on U.S. Postal Stationery. Postal History, First Day Covers, and other items of historical interest.
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y and First Dav Covers - will be shipped in a
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Computer scans often show darker or lighter areas which aren't on the actual item, and the larger the object to be scanned, the more areas will be affected.
Plus, I scan using a "cover sheet" to hold the item in place, and the plastic cover can creates glare.
And, I often use shortcuts because I just don't have the time to scan every item I sell; I sometimes have to recycle an old scan to illustrate a new item.
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