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Arizona Territorial Post Office: Cochise, Cochise County

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Cochise and Chiricahua Apaches

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Part OfArizona Territorial Post Office: Cochise, Cochise CountySubjectArizona--History--To 1912Postal service--Arizona--HistoryPostmarks--ArizonaCancellations (Philately)--ArizonaCovers (Philately)--ArizonaPostal stationeryDescriptionCancelled postal card mailed from Cochise, Ariz., January 25, 1912. The settlement of Cochise was established around 1886 and named for the Chiricahua Apache Chief. The post office, established in 1886, was short-lived and was discontinued in 1887 with the mail sent to Dragoon.Date Original1912-01-25Date Range1910s (1910-1919)TypeStill ImageOriginal FormatPostal cardsLanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionPostal History FoundationCollectionArizona Territorial Post OfficesSubcollectionArizona Territorial Post Office: Cochise, Cochise CountyRights StatementContact Postal History Foundation http://www.postalhistoryfoundation.org/

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City or TownCochiseCountyCochise CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

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Cochise and Chiricahua Apaches

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