Confederacy, Confederate States Postal History, balance of collection including many interesting usages, noted #1 pair on blind embossed Dunham, Taft & Co., Charleston corner card to Lt. A.F. Fewell at Camp Walker, Pocotaligo S.C., #2 on adversity cover made from blue cameo for Blum, Lumber of Charleston S.C. addressed to Col. Wimot G De Saussure, Adjutant & Inspector Genl. at Columbia S.C.; Greenwood S.C. Jul. 16 (1861) use of 3¢ Star die entire to Charleston, some semi-official imprint covers including two privately carried "Ordnance Bureau" imprint covers, #6 tied by "Hardeeville S.C. Jul 1 1862" cds first day of rate front to Grindal's Shoals S.C. with "Due 5", 1861 Galveston Tex. to Philadelphia with "Ship" rating (address erased), some usages from Military Camps, a few damaged CSA patriotic flag covers, 1845 Alaexander H. Stephens free frank as Member of Congress, Winnsborough S.C. postmasters provisional use (97XU1) with 1983 P.F. certificate stating fake and 1983 CSA certificate stating genuine, some handstamp stampless paid usages, etc.; mixed condition. Estimate  $2,000 - 3,000. $0