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566

Richland County Jail, Columbia, S.C., Prisoner-of-War Cover, cover from U.S. Navy Ensign Myron W. Tillson to his father in South Hanson, Mass.; franked with an uncanceled 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) hand-carried outside the mails "Care of Genl. Winder Richmond, Va." to Old Point Comfort., Va., where a "'Due 6" was applied and the cover "Examined, R.D. Senn, Capt. Post Guards"; it then crossed into Union hands for dispatch to South Hanson; left end of the cover slightly toned, Fine, signed P. Kaufmann.

Known as the "Jailhouse Prison", the cramped, dirty Richland County Jail, among other hostings, held many Union Naval officers. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction

567

Point Lookout Prison, Point Lookout, Md., Prisoner-of-War Cover, a four-margin 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by Richmond, Va. c.d.s.'s - plus a U.S. 3¢ rose tied by a Washington, D.C. c.d.s., Dec 18 (1863) c.d.s. and target killer - on a tiny cover from C.S.A. prisoner, Private Noah Deaton to his father in Caledonia, N.C. with manuscript endorsement, "prisoner's letter by flag of truce"; the light strike of the prison's large oval examiner's handstamp: "APPROVED/J N Patterson/Capt & Provost Marshal/Point Lookout, Md." (C.S.A. PWH-16), Fine, signed P. Kaufmann.

Canceled at Washington instead of Point Lookout because, from August to December of 1863, prisoner mail was forwarded to Washington, D.C. for posting. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $375.00
Will close during Public Auction

568

Johnson's Island, Ohio - Outgoing Prisoner-of-War Cover, 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a Richmond Sep 28 (1864) c.d.s. and U.S. 3¢ rose tied by a Sandusky, O. target duplex on a cover examined by Union Private Theodore O. Castle, a member of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry; manuscript "'Ex TOC"; manuscript endorsement, '"Per flag of truce Via Fortress Monroe Va." at the lower left, to Mebaneville, N.C.; slight damp stain at the bottom, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction

569

Johnson's Island, Ohio - Incoming Prisoner-of-War Cover, 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a manuscript "X" and a small grid and a U.S. 3¢ rose tied by the same grid and by the fancy Maltese cross of Old Point Comfort, Va. on a cover addressed to Johnson's Island ("Block 11"), "Flg Truce via Fortress Monroe"; mostly clear examiner's oval handstamp on the back, "Prisoner's Letter/Examined/CHR [Chauncey H. Roberts]/Johnson's Island, O." (C.S.A. PWH-25); included is the original letter to Lt. Col. Alexander M. Davis from his father at Elm Wood plantation in Virginia in which he opines, "…we feel greatly distressed that the poor privilege of communicating with you by letter is denyed [sic] us on account of insufficient or worthless mail agents, whether of the Confederate or United States government…"; cover with some damp staining, letter Very Fine, signed P. Kaufmann. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction

570

Libby Prison, Richmond, Va., Prisoner-of-War Cover, turned cover, the original usage from Druckler, N.Y., Sep 12, 1864, to Union P.O.W., Lt. Joseph A. Peloubet in Libby Prison; the second use was apparently by a C.S.A. soldier, a prison guard, to Lynchburg, Va., franked with a a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a Richmond c.d.s. (the stamp was originally over the edge of the cover and has been removed and hinged in place); there is a red Dec 2 Lynchburg c.d.s. on the back and a matching straightline "ADVERTISED 2" on the front, Very Fine. An exceedingly rare usage, signed P. Kaufmann. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $450.00
Will close during Public Auction

571

Old Capitol Prison, Washington D.C., Prisoner-of-War Cover, 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a Richmond c.d.s. on cover from a prisoner to Elk Creek, Va. with the circular handstamp "Passed/W.P. Wood/Supt./Military Prison" (C.S.A. PWH-02) and manuscript endorsement, "By flag truce boat"; carried on flag of truce boat and placed into the regular mail at Richmond, Va., Fine to Very Fine.

A very uncommon routing using a Confederate stamp and being carried on a Flag of Truce boat to Richmond, where it was placed in the regular mail. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $400.00
Will close during Public Auction

572

The "Immortal 600", Prisoner-of-War Covers, pair of covers from Lt. David Erwin Gordon to his wife in Gordiers Depot, North Eastern Railroad, S.C.; the first from Fort Delaware with U.S. 3¢ canceled at Delaware City, Aug 8 (1864) and an oval "Prisoner's Letter/Examined (unsigned)/Fort Delaware" (C.S.A. PWH-01) plus a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) canceled Richmond on Aug 26; the second from Fort Pulaski near Savannah, Ga. with another 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a Nov 5 "Savannah Ga./Paid" c.d.s.; a Very Fine and exceedingly rare matched pair; the cover from Fort Pulaski is one of the two earliest recorded, signed P. Kaufmann.

In October of 1864, Union troops at Fort Pulaski accepted transfer of 600 imprisoned Confederate officers who would later be known as "The Immortal Six Hundred".

The officers' plight began when news reached U.S. Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, that Confederate Major General Samuel Jones, in order to protect the city of Charleston from Union artillery bombardment, ordered 600 imprisoned Union officers to be moved into the city and placed in direct line of fire from said artillery. In response, Stanton ordered that 600 imprisoned Confederate officers be positioned on open stockade Morris Island in Charleston harbor, within direct line of fire from Confederate guns at Fort Sumter.

The standoff continued until a yellow fever epidemic forced Jones to remove the prisoners from the Charleston city limits with the result that Stanton had the Confederate prisoners moved from Morris Island to Fort Pulaski. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $2,400.00
Will close during Public Auction

573

"Last Ditch" Prison, Washington D.C., Prisoner-of-War Cover, uncanceled 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) on a cover to Richmond with "Approved by Order of/T. Ingraham/Col. & Prov. Marshal/(signed) ‘Chas. W. Thompson’/Lieut. & Adjutant" (C.S.A. PWH-05); reduced slightly at the right with minor mounting remnant on the reverse, Fine to Very Fine, Ex-Van Dyke MacBride.

Lt. Thompson was commander of Forrest Hall, a three-story brick building that served as one of two Washington D.C. prisons. It was referred to by prisoners as "The Last Ditch." . (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction

574

Libby Prison, Richmond, Va., Flag of Truce Cover, cover from Union-occupied St. Louis, Mo. to Dr. John J. Miller in Richmond, Va.; routed "Care of Capt. W.H. Hatch, Asst. Agent of Exchange" (crossed out at the lower left) through the lines; a civilian flag-of-truce use via Old Point Comfort, Va., with this being the inner cover that was placed in the regular mail; 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) being tied by a Richmond c.d.s., Oct 14 (1864); the cover docketed Nov 1; included is the original letter, datelined St. Louis, Sept 24th, from Miller's father offering mainly family news, but also inquiring about his son's artificial leg that had been necessitated after being wounded, captured, and imprisoned.

From the Miller/Bird correspondence. Dr. Miller, a surgeon and Captain in the Confederate Missouri State Guard, was at the time serving in Winder Hospital at Libby Prison. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction

575

Flag of Truce - Returned to Sender, 10¢ type II (Keatinge & Ball), tied by a blue Petersburg, Va. c.d.s. on a cover to Utica, Wis.; the address was crossed out and the cover, which contains a six-page letter, was returned to the sender in Manassas, Ga. for the following reason (in manuscript on the reverse): "Letters of more than a page are not allowed to go North by Flag of Truce. (signed) R D Rambaut, Flag Truce Officer". Cover with a slightly rounded upper left corner, Fine.

The original, very articulate letter is included - along with a complete transcription - a marvelous missive, written by a well-traveled school teacher, in which he addresses such matters as mail and war, and even tells of a family of seven free negroes "who sold themselves into voluntary bondage, for the sum of $100 dollars each!"

Civilian Flag of Truce mail was banned by the U.S. Secretary of War in 1862. However, on rare occasions, military officials allowed it to go through. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction

576

Flag of Truce Mail - Mourning Cover, small mourning cover, from Richmond, Va. to Columbus, Ga. franked with a slightly faulty 10¢ type II (Keatinge & Ball) tied by a Richmond. c.d.s., Mar 15 (1865), and by a partial Macon, Ga. c.d.s.; faint manuscript endorsement "Flag of Truce", Fine.

Less than a month before war's end, much of Georgia was already in the hands of Union forces (though Columbus, as yet, was not). Nevertheless, the Confederate Postal Service, carrying the cover into that state, prevailed upon local authorities in Union-occupied Macon to send it through the lines, thus completing its "Flag of Truce" mercy mission to Columbus. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction

577

Flag of Truce Mail - New Union State of West Virginia, four-margin 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a Harrisonburg, Va. c.d.s., Jul 22 (1863], on a small cover to the town of Union in "Monroe County, Va.," which, as of June 20, was actually in the new Union State of West Virginia. The cover passed easily to Union, West Va., because Confederate troops were still in control of that area—although regulations of both the U.S. and the C.S.A. required that such mail should pass through a "Flag of Truce" point—the nearest flag of truce official was in Charlestown, 230 miles away; small stain at the lower right, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction

578

Fort Delaware, Delaware City, Del., orange cover from a Confederate prisoner at the Fort Delaware P.O.W. camp to his wife in Haynesville, Ala.; handstamped Examiner's oval and manuscript "Per Flag of Truce Via Fortress Monroe" in sender's hand; a U.S. 1861 3¢ rose is tied by an Delaware City target duplex, Oct 4 (1863) and a CSA 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) is tied by a type 5 Richmond, Va. c.d.s., Oct 19 - over 14 days later; the C.S.A. stamp has pre-use damage, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $900.00
Will close during Public Auction

579

Lincoln Hanged in Effigy, Unlisted Woodblock design, neatly printed in the lower left corner of a cover franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by an incomplete New Market, Va. c.d.s., Oct 20 (1864), Fine.

The 1864 C.S.A. political drawing of Lincoln hanging in effigy was especially popular with Southerners during the losing Shenandoah Campaign of that year. The sender of this cover, residing in New Market, the valley town that had been site of a battle earlier that year, felt compelled to contribute his version of the event. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $800.00
Will close during Public Auction

580

F7-21

7-Star Flag, "Our country's flag…" Confederate Patriotic (C.S.A. Catalog F7-21), red hand-colored, verse 32; small cover franked with a 10¢ deep blue type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a pen cancel with a manuscript postmark, "Manchester SC, Feb 16" (1864); to Camden, S.C.; stamp slightly stained, top flap missing, Fine. One of only two recorded examples of this design, this one the illustration in the C.S.A. Catalog. A rare late use of the 7-star flag Patriotic.
C.S.A. Catalog $2,000. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,900.00
Will close during Public Auction

581

F12-2

12-Star Flag (C.S.A. Catalog F12-2), buff cover franked with a four-margin 10¢ milky blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by one of two strikes of a blue Raleigh, N.C. c.d.s., May 19 (1863); opened a bit raggedly at the right, Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $2,500. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,400.00
Will close during Public Auction

582

7-Star Flag, Patriotic sticker, applied at the top of a handwritten poem; the accompanying small brown cover franked with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a blue Apr 1 Hillsboro, N.C. c.d.s.; to Oxford, N.C. and bearing the manuscript instruction, "For the Sassafras Fork Mail"—a local mail carrier in the Hillsboro/Oxford N.C. region; the pair is exceptionally fresh and Very Fine, Ex-Bleuler. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $275.00
Will close during Public Auction

583

South Carolina "Crescent Moon & Palmetto Tree" State Flag sticker, in the upper right corner of a pretty canary cover franked with a four-margin 10¢ green type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a mostly clear Jan 26 Richmond, Va. c.d.s., to Loretto, Va.; flap tear, Very Fine.

The fact that the label was affixed in the upper right corner of the envelope lends credence to its being placed there by the sender. However, since it is not tied, it is being offered "as is". (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $225.00
Will close during Public Auction

584

7-Star Flag, Patriotic sticker, 1-inch sticker, along with a small silver embossed sticker of a Confederate officer's sash, on a small embossed lace Valentine (blank inside); the accompanying blue cover, franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a partial red Petersburg, Va. c.d.s., is addressed to a young woman at the University of Virginia; a small romantic sticker on the flap reads, "A Tribute of Sincere Affection"; stamp toned somewhat and cover with bleach spots and faded with address, otherwise Fine and most unusual.

Petersburg's red cancelling ink was only employed from early September through late December of 1864, when it was replaced by black until the end of the war. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction

585

Captured Union Patriotic envelope, all-over "View of the Capitol at Washington" (Weiss SC-DC14, L668) to Salem, Va. and franked on the flap with a 10¢ milky blue type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a Winchester, Va. c.d.s., Jul 22 (1863); included is the original, semi-literate letter, datelined Parkville, Va., from a young private to his girlfriend, in part, "…we had a hard fight at gettersburg our loss was verry heavy the yankey got a good maney of our [wounded]" very lightly toned and minor edge wear, stamp Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction

586

Captured Union Patriotic envelopes, two covers franked with 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) and used from Petersburg, Va.: a Lady Liberty & Flag (Weiss F-F8, mis-registered colors) with a red Nov 6 (1864) c.d.s. to Cocburgh (?), Miss.; and a Boston Sanitary Commission corner card with a black Jan 1864 c.d.s. to Columbus, Ga.; both with wear, but about Fine considering the circumstances under which they were acquired.

Both covers would have been captured during the Siege of Petersburg in late 1864 and early 1865. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $800.00
Will close during Public Auction

587

VA-13

Richmond Female Institute Illustrated Cover (C.S.A. Catalog VA-13), all-over illustrated advertising cover in light gray franked with a pen-canceled 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) and bearing a manuscript postmark, "Mattoax Va, March 8th", to Charlotte, N.C.; stamp - with a partial top sheet margin and a short transfer - has a negligible small stain, still Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $170.00
Will close during Public Auction

588

AL-02

Huntsville Female College Illustrated Cover (C.S.A. Catalog AL-02), all-over illustrated advertising cover in dark gray franked with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by neat circular grid and postmarked with a not-quite-complete Centre, Ala., Sep 11 c.d.s.; stamp cut close all around, cover with minor discoloration at the lower right, otherwise Very Fine and rare.
C.S.A. Catalog $1,250. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $800-1,200
SOLD for $950.00
Will close during Public Auction

589

VA-13 var.

Richmond Female Institute Illustrated Cover (C.S.A. Catalog VA-13 var.), all-over illustrated advertising cover in brown orange franked with a pen-canceled 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) and tied by a manuscript postmark, "Mattoax Va, March 24th", to Charlotte, N.C.; stamp with minor edge toning, Fine to Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction

590

Wm. H. Goodrich, Wholesale Grocer, Augusta, Ga., large blue cameo-style corner card on a cover franked with a 10¢ light blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by an incomplete Augusta c.d.s., to Richmond, Va.; small tear at the upper left, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction

591

APP-04d

Post Office Department, Appointment Bureau imprint on U.S. 3¢ Star Die, Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog APP-04d), entire used for personal correspondence, hence no signature of Appointments Bureau Chief B.N. Clements and the franking with a cut-close 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a clear Apr 15 (1864) Richmond c.d.s.; addressed to "Brig. Genl. H.A. Wise, Near Adams Run, S.C."; minor flap tear, Very Fine. If this had been Official Business correspondence, it would have borne Clements' signature and would not have required postage.

The type of Richmond postmark (Powell 6i) indicates the 1864 usage - very late in the war. The supply of such envelopes would have been virtually used up by then. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $400.00
Will close during Public Auction

592

THR-02

Post Office Department, Third Auditor's Office, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog THR-02), "FREE - Official Business" imprinted envelope used for personal correspondence and franked - over the imprint - with a four-margin 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a weak Richmond c.d.s., to Columbia, S.C.; reduced at the right with right bottom flap missing, Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $225.00
Will close during Public Auction

593

WD-ZB-05

Ordnance Office, Head Quarters Military District of Georgia, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-ZB-05), imprinted envelope used for personal correspondence with "Official Business" crossed out, franked with a 10¢ light blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a partial Savannah, Ga. c.d.s., to Columbia, S.C. with faint "10th Jan." docketing; somewhat soiled, stamp with a rounded corner, Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $225.00
Will close during Public Auction

594

TD-13

Office of the Commissioner of Taxes, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog TD-13), imprinted envelope franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a Richmond c.d.s., Sep 24, 1863, to Raleigh, N.C.; small opening tear at the bottom edge and in the bottom flap; stamp with three large margins, Fine to Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $350. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $200.00
Will close during Public Auction

595

WD-NM-04

War Dept., Nitre and Mining Bureau, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-NM-04), imprinted envelope used for personal correspondence with "Official Business" crossed out, franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a partial Richmond c.d.s., Dec 30, 1863; some edge wear and corner reinforcement, Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction

596

WD-02

War Department, Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-02), imprinted envelope franked with a 10¢ type II (Keatinge & Ball) tied by a partial Richmond c.d.s. Sep 16, 1863; to Major Pleasant W. White, Quincy Fla.; manuscript endorsement "Through Comsy. Genl." crossed out; docketed in red in "…Bond Accepted"; reduced just a tad at the right with a few small wormholes, Fine, signed Kimbrough.
C.S.A. Catalog $400. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $275.00
Will close during Public Auction

597

WD-SD-02

Subsistence Department, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-SD-02), imprint on an exceptionally clean blue envelope franked with a 10¢ deep blue type II (Keatinge & Ball), slightly covering the imprint and tied by a partial Richmond c.d.s., to Judge Thomas Ruffin, Sr., Graham, Va.; stamp with a rounded corner, otherwise Very Fine. The example illustrated in the C.S.A. Catalog, signed P. Kaufmann.
C.S.A. Catalog $350. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $225.00
Will close during Public Auction

598

WD-OD-10

Confederate States Armory, Macon, Ga., Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-OD-10), imprinted envelope franked with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a Macon double circle datestamp to Albany, Ga.; dock "C.S. Armory, No Ansr Recd"; flap torn, Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $500. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $650.00
Will close during Public Auction

599

S-GA-11

State of Georgia, Quartermaster-General's Office, Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog S-GA-11), imprinted envelope franked with a 10¢ dark blue type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a weak Milledgeville, Ga. c.d.s.; faded address to a captain in Macon, Ga., Fine to Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $400. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $130.00
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600

WD-ZA-24

Head Quarters, Department of So. Ca., Ga. and Fla., Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-ZA-24), imprinted envelope franked with a 10¢ blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by an incomplete blue Columbia, S.C. c.d.s., Jul 11 (1864), to Greenville, S.C.; reduced just a tad at the top, Fine to Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $325.00
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601

WD-MD-17

Medical Director's Office, General Hospitals N.C., Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-MD-17), imprinted envelope affixed with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) canceled (not tied) by a weak N.C. c.d.s., to Surgeon J.W. Tracy, General Hospital No. 7, Raleigh, N.C.,; ominous manuscript note at the upper left reads "Private Randall AWOL"; bit of damp staining at the right, sold as-is, Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $500. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $275.00
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602

WD-CN-18 var.

Headquarters Post Command, and Chief Enrol'g Office, Fifth Cong. Dist. So. Ca., Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-CN-18 var.), Official Business envelope franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a clear Greenville C.H., S.C. c.d.s., May 13, to Anderson C.H., S.C.; the cover was then turned and re-used with a 10¢ type II (Keatinge & Ball) tied by one of two mostly clear May 31 Anderson C.H. c.d.s.s, and sent to Capt. Wm. A. Kelly in Columbia, S.C., Fine to Very Fine. Same text, but different type face than the C.S.A.-listed imprint. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $450.00
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603

S-VA-11

State of Virginia, General Headquarters, Adjutant General's Office, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog S-VA-11), imprint and State Seal on a brown cover franked with a 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a Mar 22 Richmond c.d.s., to Abington, Va.; light vertical file fold and minor soiling, Fine to Very Fine, signed B. Green, T. Kaufmann, Kimbrough.
C.S.A. Catalog $500. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $325.00
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604

S-VA-O5

State of Virginia, Office of the Auditor of Public Accounts, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog S-VA-O5), envelope illuminated with state seal in gray, franked with a 10¢ dark blue type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a weak Richmond c.d.s., to "Col. Jon S. Hoffman, 31st Regt, Pegrams Brigade, Earleys Division, Ewells Corps, A.N.Va."; reduced a bit at the top with top flap missing; repaired at the top edge affecting the imprint slightly, otherwise Fine and attractive with a marvelous Military address, signed Kimbrough.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $275.00
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605

S-SC-21

South Carolina, Post Headquarters, Columbia, S.C., Official Business, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog S-SC-21), imprint on a gray cover franked with a 10¢ greenish blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a blue Dec 16 Columbia c.d.s., to William H. Gist, immediate past governor of South Carolina - who signed the S.C. Ordinance of Secession - in Unionville, S.C.; tiny bit of light foxing at the left, still Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $400. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $275.00
Will close during Public Auction