Outgoing Blockade Cover, Nassau, B, PAID, Ap 65 small red thimble size strike at left, origination unknown, addressed Hoboken NJ, red crayon "2/" " and "5/ N.YorkBr. Pkt, Ap 14" at upper right, scarce late Blockade usage, Fine.

CV. 500-750

Wall, Bernhardt, ""Gen. Robert E. Lee", 1949, hb, 36 pages (7x7½ inches), 29 engravings by the author/ artist presenting a scene from Lee's life, a quote or explanatory text, other engravings for dedications, etc., plus and engraved "label" on the front cover, some splitting on the binding but still Very Fine and rare, this being #7 of 100 and personally inscribed by Wall to the recipient. 

CV. 1,500-2,000

Wall, Bernhardt, "The Capitols of the Southern States, 1861-65", 1949, hardbound, contains 30 1¾x1¼ inch etchings on 7x7½ inch sheets describing or picturing the various capitol buildings of S Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama (3), Georgia, Louisiana (2), Texas, Virginia (2), Arkansas, No Carolina, Tennessee, Maryland, Missouri (3), Kentucky with the remaining etchings being text except the final being rider on a horse, Very Fine, no. 6 of 100 and inscribed by the author to the recipient in 1950. 

CV. 400-600

Saddlery Avertising, Columbus Ohio, July 29 cds on 3c entire with Red cameo advertising for "P. Hayden, Manufacturer of Saddlery & Coach Hardware", addressed Wheeling VA, part of back flap missing, Fine.

CV. 100-150

Four Confederate Covers,four margin #4 tied by Emory VA, two four margin #11 each tied by red Petersburg VA or Richmond VA strike to different covers, four margin #12 tied by Savannah GA strike, fresh and clean group, VF.

CV. 200-300

3, 1862 2c Green, Athens GA, Oct 5 postmark ties fully margined single to small envelope (pays local drop rate), addressed to "Col. D.C. Barrow or J.H. Newton Esqr" in Athens GA, some toning, still Very Fine. (Scott $3,500)

CV. 1,500-2,000

U27, Charleston S.C., Mar 26 1861 cds on 3c Red on Buff, star die entire, used after secession, s nice Confederate usage, VF.

CV. 150-200

U27, Used in the Confederacy, Charleston SC, May 5 1861 clear cds on 3c star die entire, soiled with small edge faults, Fine.

CV. 150-200

16X1, 1861 5c Blue, Charleston, S.C. Postmaster Provisional, Charleston SC Jun 16 postmark ties 4-margined single to buff envelope addressed to Spartansburg SC, Very Fine (Scott $2,500)

CV. 900-1,200

97XU1, 5c Black entire, Winnsborough PAID 5,Winnsborough SC 26 Sep handstamped provisional with matching c.d.s. on blue envelope addressed to "Revd Joseph Bardwell" Nashville Tenn, Very Fine. (Scott $2,000)

CV. 600-900