Confederacy, Incoming Blockade-Run Cover - Charleston, S.C. Cover addressed to "Macon, Ga., C.S. of A." and postmarked "Charleston, S.C./Sep. 29, 1862" double circle with pencil manuscript "12" rate and large oval "Steam-Ship" handstamp, minor bit of cover toning at left, still Extremely Fine. Estimate  $1,500 - 2,000. A lovely cover from Captain Kell, second in command of the "Alabama", to his wife. . $0 (Image)

Confederacy, Incoming Blockade-Run Cover - Charleston, S.C. Legal size cover addressed to "Capt. John McCrady, Chief Engineer, Savannah, Ga." with endorsement "Official Business" at bottom left, postmarked "Charleston, S.C./Nov. 5" (1864) double circle with pencil manuscript "22" rate over struck with handstamped "22" in circle indicating double rate cover (2 x 10¢ Confederate Postage + 2¢ Ship Captain Fee), additional struck with oval "Steam-Ship" handstamp and endorsed at top left manuscript "p. S.S. Fox", Extremely Fine. Estimate  $1,500 - 2,000. A wonderful and rare double rate cover carried on board the Blockade Runner the "S.S. Fox" from the Bahamas. . $0 (Image)

Confederacy, Incoming Blockade-Run Cover - Charleston, S.C. With original enclosure datelined "Nassau, N.P., Dec. 5, 1864" and endorsed "pr. Str. Little Hattie", addressed to Gov. Brown in Milledgeville, Ga., cover brought in through Charleston with oval "Steam-Ship" handstamp and "Charleston, S.C./Jan. 31, 1865" cds with pencil "12" rating, cover with some docketing which shows a list of vessels on which cargo to the Confederacy was shipped, Very Fine. Estimate  $1,500 - 2,000. The "Little Hattie" (W. S. Lebby, Master) made 12 attempts at running the blockade with 10 successful voyages from June 1864 to February 1865. . $0 (Image)