Glen Haven Daily Mail, 1854-58, 1¢ black on green. (large margins including sheet margin, which extends underneath the 1851 3¢) tied by "Scott, N.Y." cds in combination with 1851 3¢ dull red (just in at bottom) on small cover to Long Island, cover reduced at left, Extremely Fine, an outstanding cover particularly in this choice condition. Scott No. 71L4  Estimate $1,500 - 2,000. The Glen Haven Daily Mail differs from most local posts in that it served an area in which there was no post office, by bringing mail to neighboring post offices. Beginning in the late 1840's, Glen Haven became a popular health resort and location of water-cure sanitariums. A post office was established in Glen Haven in 1859, which ended the Daily Mail operation. (Source: Patton book, pages 320-322).Beginning around 1854, typeset stamps were used on letters from Glen Haven, always in conjunction with United States postage. The one-cent supplemental fee paid for a letter to be brought to the post office at Scott, about three miles away, or, if the roads were favorable, to Homer, about ten miles from Glen Haven. $0 (Image)