Denver & Santa Fe Stage Line, Dec 19, 1869, two strikes of blue oval date stamp on 1864, 3¢ pink entire with Wells, Fargo & Co. printed frank at top, addressed to Conejos, Loma Del Norte, Col. Ter., manuscript "$2." express fee charge, partial strike of blue "D.L.O." dead letter office cds and matching "M" handstamp; cover edge wear and small tears, Fine, a unique conjunctive express usage, one of two known covers carried by the Denver & Santa Fe Stage Line, ex Kramer. Estimate  $750 - 1,000. William "One-Armed" Jones began carrying the semi-weekly mail between Denver and Pueblo in 1866. The following year he partnered with Denver merchant Abraham Jacobs to found the Denver and Santa Fe Stage Line. Despite its name, the line operated only between Denver and Trinidad. $0 (Image)