"Our Flag" (seven star flag) label, tied on cover to Newburg C.H., S.C. by Richmond VA 6/19/61 cds, matching "Paid 5" in circle, VF & attractive cover (Image)

Est. $200-300 SE

4 Tied on ladies embossed cover by Charleston, SC cds, F-VF, almost VF (Image)

Cat. $275 SE

11 Blue cover w/ scarce blue Richmond, VA postmark dated May 19, 1863, franked w/ F-VF #11, addr to Pomaria, SC; enclosure 4-page letter on blue stationery from soldier to his pastor, gives details on his brigades recent movements & skirmishes near the Battle of Chancellorsville, crossing rivers, capturing "yankey" prisoners, collecting "meal and crackers" from their dropped "haver sacks" and mentioning generals Lee, Stonewall Jackson (and lamenting his death), Hooker and Sedgwick; blue Richmond pmks only in use from May 14-31, 1863; great readable content in excellent condition, cover w/ minor faults (Image)

Est. $400-600 SE

(20) covers in sleeves, incl 5¢ & 10¢ frankings, pen cancels, town cancels incl Savannah Paid, couple re-used envelopes, condition poor to F-VF

Est. $150-200 SE

(4) covers, attractive group incls #1 ms "Waynesville, GA," #4, Selma, Ala cds, 10¢ (11, 12); stampless Greenville, Tenn cds w/ Arc "Due 10," (3) w/ interesting content, also incl soldier Carte-De-Visite (full length), all F-VF, an interesting lot

Est. $300-400 SE

(11) stamped CSA covers, mostly to/from a reverend in Pomaria, South Carolina: postmarks incl Edgefield C.H., Columbia, Laurens C.H., Charleston, Alston, St. Matthews; postage incl #1, 4, 6 pair, 11, 11c & 12 (XF pen cancel); (2) turned covers incl Augusta, GA w/ pair #6 inside, #2 outside; other w/ pair #6 inside & out (Edgefield CH pmk inside, ms "paid" outside); some rough opening or other typical faults, F+ [see additional web photos] (Image)

Est. $400-600 SE