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Letter from Lydia Gaylor on Pacific Coast Stamping Company letterhead dated October 11, 1914. Lydia Gaylor writes from 1394 16th street in Oakland, CA. The stationery features a description of services available at Pacific Coast Stamping Company, located at the foot of 9th Avenue in Oakland, CA. The text of the letter, addressed to an anonymous Sir, concerns a list of books for consideration for inclusion in a library, enclosed in the original letter.
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