C.L. Heizmann 1840s German Stampless Cover Letters Lot (9 pcs)

This lot features nine German stampless cover letters associated with C.L. Heizmann from the 1840s, suitable for historical reading and postal history stamp collectors. Condition is as shown in the photos; please enlarge and review all images carefully, as the pictured items are exactly what you will receive. If you need specifics on handwriting, markings, dates, or any identifying details, check the listing for details and ask questions before purchase. Free shipping is included.

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LocationManchester US
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C.L. Heizmann 1840s German Stampless Cover Letters Lot (9 pcs) Specs
Place of OriginUnited States
QualityUsed
GradeUngraded
CertificationUncertified
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29 years as a leading seller of historical items on ebay you haven't saved me as a favorite seller yet please consider it ! As with ALL of our listings this is the vintage, real McCoy. This is NOT a copy, NOT a modern day replica. Guaranteed authentic!9 Stampless Covers , Letters , In german , I suspect all of business nature and not personal All address to Reading Businessman C. L. Heizmann Charles Lawrence Heizmann, the founder of the family in America, was descended from this branch of Heizmanns. He was born in Lenzkirch, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, Aug. 6, 1802. He was educated at Neufchatel, Switzerland. At the age of thirty years he came to America on the ship "Marcus," sailing from Rotterdam March 12, 1832, with the intention of making a business trip. After touching at the island of Fayal, one of the Azores, on June 13th, the ship arrived in July off Long Island, where it was learned that cholera was raging in New York City. The passengers were landed at Sag Harbor, L. I., on July a12th, and thence Mr. Heizmann proceeded to Philadelphia, where he remained for some time. Being favorably impressed with the country, its people and its form of government, he concluded not to return to Europe, and therefore located in Reading, Pa., where many Germans had previously settled, and where he established himself in business as an importer and dealer in musical instruments and musical merchandise. Like most educated Germans he was an accomplished musician and linguist, speaking, besides his native tongue, English, French and Italian. He became interested in the industrial development of his adopted city, and with characteristic German foresight was instrumental in the formation of the Reading German Building and Savings Fund Association, the first building society in Reading, of which he was chosen president. The charter was granted Sept. 18, 1848. He was Roman Catholic in religious faith, holding membership in the church on South Fifth street, of which he served as trustee. Mr. Heizmann died in Reading July 3, 1859.Please view all the photos to make an intelligent decision on condition.Almost 30 Years full time on Ebay , 100% Feedback Thank you for visiting my store and viewing this item , stop by again , I list fresh items 365 days a year !! , Mark me as a favorite to receive sales events and private coupons PLEASE READ ALL THE BORING DETAILSCustomer Service Policy:Please note in bidding or buying this listing you are entering into a binding contract. In bidding or buying you are agreeing to all policies stated below . * Shipping is clearly stated / shown in the listing , by bidding or buying you are agreeing .* The auction or fixed price listing contains only what is described. Do not assume something comes with a used item if it is not stated in the auction / listing verbiage.* You can count on us to be factual as to the best of our knowledge and have clear accurate photographs. * Photographs often disclose condition far better than verbiage as many people have different ideas on what terms may mean.* If an identifying mark, inclusion or defect is visible in the images it is considered "disclosed" to the buyer.I strive to earn 5 Stars on all my transactions , If you feel I haven't please contact me before leaving feedback so that I can personally address your concerns and earn your 5 Star rating !