Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7610
Symbol:Cat No:12

Confederate States, [Albemarle Co.] Charlottesville, 10¢ blue, type II (12) tied by a blue c.d.s., Aug 17, 1863, on a cover to Capt. William C. Bourne, Co. I. 51st Va. Regt., Orange Co. Ho., Va.; reduced slightly at the top (flap missing), some foxing, small nick lower left corner, Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7611
Symbol:Cat No:6

Confederate States, [Albemarle Co.] Charlottesville, pair of 5¢ London Print (6) tied by a black Charlottesville c.d.s., Oct 14, 1863, on a cover to Lisbon, Bedford Co., Va.; left stamp with a tone spot, cover somewhat soiled. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7612
Symbol:Cat No:26

Confederate States, Alexandria [Independent City], U.S. 3¢ dull red (26), grid-canceled and with a May 1, 1861 double circle datestamp on a folded business letter to Gordonsville, Va., forwarded to Madison Court House with a manuscript (lightly penciled) "Due 3"; tone spot at the top, Fine to Very Fine. A nice Independent State usage.
C.S.A. Catalog $300
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C.S.A. Catalog $300

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7613
Symbol:Cat No:26

Union Occupied, Alexandria [Independent City], U.S. 3¢ dull red (26), grid-canceled and with a May 28 (1861) c.d.s. on a small mourning cover to Richmond, Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $250
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C.S.A. Catalog $250

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7614
Symbol:

C.S.A. Catalog $150

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7615
Symbol:Cat No:7

Confederate States, [Alleghany Co.] Covington, pair of 5¢ Local Print (7) canceled with a clear manuscript "Covington, Apl 27" on a small 1863 cover to a William McAllister, Carpenters Battery, Jacksons Division"; opened roughly at the right, Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7616
Symbol:Cat No:1861

Confederate States, [Amelia Co.] Amelia Court House, bold 31mm c.d.s., June 8 (1861) with a manuscript "paid 5" on a cover to Columbia, Fluvanna Co., Va.; reduced a bit at the right with two small tears, Fine to Very Fine. Believed to be the only recorded example of this 31mm circular date stamp.
C.S.A. Catalog $150
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C.S.A. Catalog $150

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7617
Symbol:Cat No:7

Confederate States, [Amelia Co.] Amelia Court House, two 5¢ Local Prints (7) tied by an incomplete Jun 15 c.d.s. on an 1863 adversity cover - made from a printed legal form - to Richmond; part of top flap missing, one stamp damaged, Fine to Very Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7619
Symbol:Cat No:12 var.

Confederate States, [Amherst Co.] Amhert Court House, 10¢ blue, type II, "laid" paper variety (12 var.) pen canceled with manuscript postmark "Am CH, Nov 21" (1863), on a turned homemade cover to Carters Bridge, Albemarle Co., Va.; original use was Richmond to Pedlar Mills, Amherst Co. with a 10¢ blue, type II (12) tied by a Sep 24 Richmond c.d.s., Very Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7620
Symbol:Cat No:4

Confederate States, [Appomattox Co.] Appomattox Court House, pair of 5¢ blue, stone 3 (4) - left stamp has the "Leaking "N" variety - pen canceled with manuscript postmark "Appomattox CH, Jun 24" (1862), on a cover to Macon, Ala.; stamps have a pre-use horizontal crease, otherwise Very Fine,

The addressee, Willis P Babcock, was appointed General of State Troops, but was never confirmed by Congress. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7621
Symbol:Cat No:2a

Confederate States, [Appomattox Co.] Appomattox Court House, pair of 10¢ blue, Hoyer & Ludwig (2a) - broken white line over "T" of "CENTS" - pen canceled with manuscript postmark "Appo Co Ho Va, Dec 11 1862" on a cover to Farmville, Va.; stamp faded and badly damaged prior to use, Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7622
Symbol:Cat No:1861

Confederate States, [Augusta Co.] Staunton, Jul 25 (1861) c.d.s. with handstamped "PAID" & "5" on a cover to Morganton, N.C.; manuscript "Ch(arge to box) 114" notation, Very Fine,

This cover was used for the C.S.A. Catalog illustration of the Staunton PAID 5 handstamp .
C.S.A. Catalog $200
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C.S.A. Catalog $200

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7623
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C.S.A. Catalog $200

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7625
Symbol:Cat No:11

Confederate States, [Augusta Co.] Staunton, 10¢ blue, type I (11) tied by a clear Nov 12 (1863) c.d.s. on a small mourning cover to Waynesboro, Va.; faint address with "Waynesboro" rewritten in a bolder hand at the upper right, Very Fine. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7627
Symbol:Cat No:12

Confederate States, [Augusta Co.] Staunton, 10¢ blue, type II (12) tied by a clear Sep 22 (1864) c.d.s. on a cover to Lt. Col. A.S. Pendleton, Gen. Early's Hd Qrs, Army of the Valley; small, tape-stained flap tear visible at the top front, otherwise Very Fine,

Lt. Col. Pendleton was mortally wounded on the day this cover was pmkd. penciled note on the back reads, "Not received until 24^th & to late for loved one. [initialed] CMT" . (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7629
Symbol:Cat No:1861

Confederate States, [Bedford Co.] Liberty, choice Jul 31 (1861) c.d.s. and manuscript "pd 5¢" on a cover to Raleigh, N.C.; minor soiling, Fine to Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $150
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C.S.A. Catalog $150

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7630
Symbol:Cat No:11

Confederate States, [Bedford Co.] Liberty, three-margin 10¢ blue, type I (11) tied by a a light manuscript "Liberty Va/Sepr. 12/63" on a cover to "Chamblissburg, Bedford County Va, Through the politeness of a friend, please forward", Fine to Very Fine. The only recorded example of a manuscript Liberty postmark.,

In 1890, the town of Liberty changed its name to Bedford. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7631
Symbol:Cat No:1861

Confederate States, [Berkely Co.] Martinsburgh, incomplete Jun 8 (1861) c.d.s. and handstamped "PAID" with no rate on a small, locally addressed cover, the rate assumed to be 2¢ as a drop letter; soiled, Fine. Berkely County would become part of West Virginia. This is the only recorded drop letter from a town that would become part of West Virginia.
C.S.A. Catalog $300
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C.S.A. Catalog $300

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7632
Symbol:Cat No:1861

Confederate States, [Botetourt Co.] Fincastle, clear, partial Jun 27 (1861) c.d.s. with a bold handstamped "PAID/5" on a cover to to Danville, Va.; original letter requests that "Master Fird", a slave, be sent on foot from Danville to Fincastle; cover reduced a bit and repaired at the top (top flap missing) affecting the c.d.s. slightly, otherwise Very Fine,

This cover was used for the C.S.A. Catalog illustration of the Fincastle PAID 5 handstamp .
C.S.A. Catalog $175
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C.S.A. Catalog $175

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7633
Symbol:Cat No:11

Confederate States, [Botetourt Co.] Fincastle, two-margin 10¢ blue, type I (11) tied by two light strikes of a Feb c.d.s. on a neat homemade cover to the C.S.A. Tax Collector at Richmond; stamp, Very Fine, signed Kimbrough. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7634
Symbol:

C.S.A. Catalog $300

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7635
Symbol:Cat No:7

Confederate States, [Brunswick Co.] Lawrenceville, pair of 5¢ Local Print (7) tied by a partial dateless Lawrenceville circle on a cover to Thomas S. Gholson, Very Fine,

Thomas Saunders Gholson was a Virginia Circuit Court Judge and a delegate to the Second Confederate Congress. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7636
Symbol:Cat No:11

Confederate States, [Brunswick Co.] Lawrenceville, four-margin 10¢ blue, type I (11) tied by a manuscript "Lawrenceville, Va/Dec. 16" (1863) on a small cover to Petersburg, Va.; reduced slightly at the left with a small tear at the upper left, Fine to Very Fine. The only recorded example of a manuscript Lawrewnceville postmark. (Image)

Sale No: 5145
Lot No:7638
Symbol:Cat No:7

Confederate States, [Buckingham Co.] Buckingham Court House, pair of 5¢ Local Print (7) pen-canceled, with a light red May 22 (1864) c.d.s. alongside, on a cover to Staunton Va.; redirected and forwarded to Brandy Station, Va. with a manuscript "Ford", a clear May 24 Staunton c.d.s. and a handstamped "10"; sealed tear at the bottom through the address, Fine. (Image)