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Mt. St. Helens named after him

FITZHERBERT, Alleyne  (1753-1839) 1st Baron St Helens. Diplomat. Envoy extraordinary to Empress Catherine of Russia. In 1792 George Vancouver, explorer, and the officers of the HMS Discovery made the Europeans first sighting of a large mountain. They named the mountain, Mount St. Helens after the newly created Baron St. Helens. Envelope addressed in the hand of St. Helens, postmarked: “FREE” dated 28 October 1825 with the Free Franking signature “Free St. Helens.” Together with a pen, filled with ash from Mt. St. Helens May 18. 1980.  A nice combination
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Stephen Koschal ~ Quality Autographs & Signed Books
Serving Collectors, Libraries, Institutions, Autograph Galleries and Dealers with
Autographs and Signed Books in all Fields of Collecting Since 1967.

7155 Sand Crest View, Colorado Springs, CO 80923 USA ~ Phone (561) 315-3622 ~ skoschal@aol.com