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This stamp is listed as SG 77 in the Stanley Gibbons catalogue; Sc82 in the Scott catalogue.  This series was printed between 1910-1925.  

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The card would have had to be written prior to 1912. By the summer of 1912, Jennie, her father (Charles Nelson Cotton) and her son (Nelson Olney Dunham) were all living in the same household on the Madaket Road in Nantucket.
 
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