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1901 UB Cover w/RARE BC6 Buffalo Pan American Exposition Cinderella! Am Expo. As you can see, the front has a BC6 "map stamp" cinderella that is BEAUTIFULLY affixed to the right side of the envelope, which makes it wonderfully collectible. It has nice Barry cancel on the front and an October 12, 1901 receiving cancel / date stamp on the reverse. PLEASE NOTE: Payment by PAYPAL is due within FOUR (4) days after this eBay listing ends. eBay will AUTOMATICALLY CANCEL TRANSACTION on Day 5. Here is a terrific lot from a nice Pan American Exposition collection that I have on eBay right now! This is a rare advertising cover with a fantastic blue photo of the University of Buffalo Medical Department on it which was sent from Buffalo to Albion, New York on October 10, 1901, less than one month before the Pan American Exposition closed! As you can see, the front has a BC6 "map stamp" cinderella that is BEAUTIFULLY affixed to the right side of the envelope, which makes it wonderfully collectible. It has nice Barry cancel on the front and an October 12, 1901 receiving cancel / date stamp on the reverse. By the way, the stamp identifying number used in the title of this listing is from the high quality book called Buffalo Cinderellas. This terrific publication, which won an American Philatelic Society gold medal award, contains the fascinating stories of the two men who are most associated with the awesome souvenir stamps issued for the 1901 Pan American Exposition. If you are a fan or collector of the Pan American Exposition , you will certainly enjoy the fantastic award winning book! A marvelous deluxe publication, Buffalo Cinderellas is an unparalleled , extremely detailed, fully illustrated hardcover with over 400 images, over half of which are in vivid color! The book is an invaluable asset to those who collect these treasures, and you can find it in my eBay Store right now ; there are a few Standard Classic Edition books still available at this time! (From time to time I have one of the signed and numbered Limited Editions available; if interested, contact me to inquire.) Background : The electrifying 1901 Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, New York offered a spirited message of hope and possibility. Over eight million people flocked to the spectacular Pan Am, and there were substantial opportunities for businessmen to profit. Two very different people did so by creating souvenir "cinderella" stamps for the event. One was a reputable man who sold over four million Expo stamps and became a respected philatelic expert; the other was a traveling charlatan who later drifted into the darkness of forgery and swindling. Their riviting stories and adventures jump off the pages. And the items they created, that are an ever increasing attraction to stamp collectors and lovers of intrigue alike, are beautifully pictured and precisely detailed inside the book too! Don't miss your chance to add this nice item to your collection today and BE SURE to check out my eBay Store to see lots of other Pan American Exposition collectibles, stamps, covers and philatelic items, many which have just been marked down! I have specialized in collectibles of all kinds for 47 years...music, sports, stamps, coins, and much morel buy with confidence, as thousands of others have! I have been in the mail order business since 1979; the best references are from my customers...just read feedback comments! We are collectors ourselves, know the hobby and mail order business, and use appropriate, quality packing materials. Thank you for your interest and support, and have fun on eBay! Payment Options Payment by PAYPAL or credit card. Shipping $6.95 for Insured shipping with tracking anywhere in the United States. If buying more than one item, I will be happy to combine shipping or refund back extra postage not needed to send everything all together! International customers use eBay's shipping program. Shipping Policy Payment is due WITHIN 4 DAYS AFTER LISTING CLOSES; an Unpaid Item notice will AUTOMATICALLY be filed by eBay on Day 5. Customer Service Items are usually packed on Wednesdays and Fridays and taken to the Post Office on Thursdays and Saturdays. Thank you!