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DescriptionPostmark USS Texas 1932.jpg	English: Postmark of the U.S.S. Texas, Christmas Day, 1932, Washington Bi-Centennial year
Date	25 December 1932
Source	US Post Office / Gwillhickers photo image, detail obtained from hi-res scan of US Naval cover in personal collection.
Author	US Post Office / photo

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