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. 400-500

Two Confederate Covers, four margin #4 tied by Macon GA postmark to small envelope, edge faults, second cover with #1 (small stain) and #6 both four margin with barred grids, ...asville GA cds at left, addressed Macon GA, Fine. 

CV. 200-300

1, 5c Green, 4, 5c Blue, Chattanooga Tenn, Aug 22 1862 partially clear postmark ties stamps (right stamp with nick) to envelope, addressed Knoxville TN, unusual with both colors of stamp on same cover, Fine.

CV. 300-400

3, 2c Green, Laugenville GA, Dec 8 postmark ties 4 margin stamp to envelope, addressed City North, Very Fine, scarce on cover (Scott $2,750)

CV. 1,000-1,500

1863 10c Blue 'Frame Line', pos 15, showing all or portion of frameline at top and right, tied by "Monticello Ala. Apr. 16" c.d.s. on cover to Aberdeen Miss. and forwarded to Columbus Miss. with the forwarding postage paid by 10c Blue, Die B (11) tied by "Aberdeen Miss. Apr. 22" c.d.s., both stamps with faults (frame line issue amateurly repaired at bottom), cover woith numerous hinge reinforcekents on back, otherwise Fine, still a scarce usage of the frameline on a forwarded cover

CV. 400-500

11, 10c Blue, Turned Cover, Tuscaloosa ALA, Aug 31 postmark ties stamp to envelope, inside from Raleigh NC with stamp mostly peeled off, addressed Hayneville, Ala, Fine.

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. 100-150

Small Confederate Group, three covers with either #11 or #12, tied by postmarks from Charlottesvill VA, Franklin Depot VA or Harrisonville VA, also a couple reprint entires and also unused faulty block of eight #11, covers are Fine or better.

CV. 100-150

1, 1861 5c Green, tied by Jackson, Miss  postmark on yellow envelope addressed to Panola MIss, black "Star of Steamboat and Train on Flag" with text "Mississippi" and "Jan 9 1861", Dietz type FM1, cover small edge faults, still Fine.

CV. 600-900