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Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, LLC Sale: 770

Union Civil War Postal History
Prisoner of War Covers, Northern Prisons
Georgia
Sale No: 770
Lot No: 34
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Cover from Lt. J.L. Haynes, 14th Ala. Infantry, one of the Immortal 600, who were in prison at Fort Pulaski after their removal from Morris Island; endorsed "Via Flag of Truce" and red examiner's "Ex" with Charleston, S.C. c.d.s., Jan 7 (1865) and handstamped (due) "10"; to the Hon. R.K. Cruikshanks in Richmond, Very Fine. (Image)

Estimate $1,000-1,300

Opening US$ 500.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:21:33 EST
Sold For 0

Sale No: 770
Lot No: 35
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Money letter to "Lieut. Stephen P. Allensworth, Prisoner of War at Fort Pulaski, Georgia, Port Royal P.O. South Carolina"; franked with a rose tied by a blue Louisville, Ky. target duplex, Jan 27, 1865; red manuscript "Contains $1 U.S. bill"; small penciled examiner's "ex", Very Fine. (Image)

Estimate $750-1,000

Opening US$ 425.00
Sold...US$ 425.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:21:57 EST
Sold For 425

Sale No: 770
Lot No: 36
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Cover to Lt. AM. Bedford, [3rd Battalion. Missouri Cavalry], at Fort Pulaski; franked with a 3¢ rose tied by a small grid and a Savannah, Ga. c.d.s., Dec 2 (1864) with an examiner's large red "Ex"; endorsed "forwd to Hilton Head" because, by the time the cover reached Fort Pulaski, Bedford had been moved transferred there; reduced slightly at the right, Very Fine. (Image)

Estimate $750-1,000

Opening US$ 1,400.00
Sold...US$ 1,400.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:22:32 EST
Sold For 1400

Sale No: 770
Lot No: 37
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Cover from Lt. J.W.A. Ford, [20th Va. Cavalry], one of the Immortal 600, who were in prison at Fort Pulaski after their removal from Morris Island; endorsed "By Flag of Truce" and examiner's "Ex" with Charleston, S.C. c.d.s., Jan 7 (1865) and handstamped (due) "10"; to Capt. C.L. Davis, Greenville C.H., S.C., Very Fine. Illustrated in the American Philatelist, May 1946. (Image)

Estimate $1,000-1,300

Opening US$ 600.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:22:56 EST
Sold For 0

Sale No: 770
Lot No: 38
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Cover from Lt. John W. Hooberry [44th Tenn. Infantry] to his wife in occupied Nashville, Tenn.; routed through Port Royal, S.C. where a 3¢ rose was canceled on Nov. 12, 1864; in the enclosed letter, dated Oct 30, Hooberry notes that he prefers the conditions at Fort Pulaski better than those at Fort Delaware and requests a long list of clothing, food and supplies. Cover somewhat soiled, letter with repaired splitting, Fine. The only known P.O.W. cover with this routing. (Image)

Estimate $750-1,000

Opening US$ 425.00
Sold...US$ 425.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:23:19 EST
Sold For 425
Sale No: 770
Lot No: 39
Symbol: C
Cat No: Savannah Fort Pulaski

image Fort Pulaski - near Savannah, Ga., Cover from Lt. Henry J. Jenkins, [15th N.C Cavalry], one of the Immortal 600, who were in prison at Fort Pulaski after their removal from Morris Island; endorsed "Via Flag Truce. Via Charleston S.C." but exchanged by local flag of truce; entered C.S.A. mails at Savannah, Ga. with a (Nov) 10 (1864) c.d.s. and a handstamped (due) "10"; to Jenkins' wife in Murfreesboro, N.C. with the original letter telling of Jenkins' "agreeable" transfer from Morris Island and of a fellow prisoner, one Lt. J. Calhoun Cowper(?), who died before the transfer and who "seemed to be reconciled to death but was very anxious to get home before he died.", Fine to Very Fine. (Image)

Estimate $750-1,000

Opening US$ 425.00
Sold...US$ 425.00


Closed..Jun-14-2022, 13:23:45 EST
Sold For 425
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