Sons of Erin, green and black all-over design with portraits of Colonels Corcoran, Mulligan, and Meacher, free-franked "R.H. Duell MC" (R. Holland Duell, congressman from New York State), black "Washington D.C. Mar 28 1862", addressed to Oaksville, New York, Upham imprint on reverse, extremely fine, a spectacular patriotic design, Toaspern backstamp
Provenance: Jon Bischel (Nutmeg Sale 27, 2000) (Image)

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United We Stand, Divided We Fall, small red and blue design of female and shield in top left corner of 1862 cover to Germany franked with 1861 5c Buff and 10c Green (67, 68) tied together by black grid, black "Fort Wayne Ind Feb 26 1862" double circle datestamp overstruck by red "N. York Paid 10 Hamb. Pkt. Mar 3", appropriate backstops, tiny tear at top right, otherwise very fine, a rare and attractive transatlantic patriotic originating from Indiana
Provenance: John David Baker (R.A. Siegel Sale 556, 1980) (Image)

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Standing Liberty with Eagle on Shield, red and blue design on cover franked with 1861 1c Blue and strip of three 3c Rose (63, 65), tied by "Teekalet W.T. Nov 6" double circle datestamp with matching grids, addressed to Machias, Maine, slightly reduced at left and with large piece black cardboard adhered to reverse, extremely fine appearance, one of just two Washington Territorial patriotic covers contained in the Bishel collection, an extraordinary use
Provenance: Jon Bischel (Nutmeg Sale 27, 2000) (Image)

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My Country in Peril., multicolored Charles Magnus design, three line imprint in lilac below, on cover franked with 1861 3c Rose (65) tied by double circle "Washington DC Oct 20" datestamp to cover to Lakeville, Massachusetts, tiny tone spot and large piece black construction paper adhered to reverse, very fine appearance, a spectacular design
Provenance: Jon Bischel (Nutmeg Sale 27, 2000) (Image)

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Mr. Hart and Flag, blue patriotic design on 1862 cover to "Richmond Hill, Canada West", 1861 10c Green (68) tied by "Washington D.C. May 8" datestamp, docketing at top, address panel slightly faded, small tears and light wear, still very fine appearance, a scarce patriotic cover to Canada (Image)

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Jeff. Davis on a Scouting Expedition. grayish blue cameo design of fox carrying Tennessee and Virginia (as ducks) to "Dixie's Land", Edward H. Rollins free frank, "Washington DC Aug 13" datestamp, addressed to Warwick, Massachusetts, extremely fine and rare, Rollins was a Representative (and later Senator) from New Hampshire
Provenance: Jon Bischel (Nutmeg Sale 27, 2000) (Image)

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Liberty's Defender portrait of George Washington on all-over Liberty and cannons red and blue patriotic envelope to Donauwörth, Bavaria, 1861 5c Buff and 10c Green (67, 68) each tied by target cancel, black "Gainesville Mo. May 26 1862" detestamp, red "New York Brem. Pkt. Paid 12 Mar 29" credit handstamp, blue three-line "America Ãber Bremen Franco", Bavarian backstamp, 5c stamp with few short scissor-cut perforations, extremely fine and attractive, 2022 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Image)

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Camp Scene from Photograph, spectacular multicolored CharlesMagnus design, straightline "Due 3" handstamp with "Soldier's Letter" endorsement, addressed to Columbia, Pennsylvania, very fine and attractive, a beautiful and rare use (Image)

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Give this Wreath to the brave, Who their Country would save, red and blue patriotic design on orange color with verse in wreath, Magee imprint at left, 1861 3c Rose (65, straightedge at left), tied by "Phila Pa. Mar 4" duplex, addressed to Weedsport, New York, very fine and choice (Image)

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Where is Beauregard? Express from Manassas Gap, patriotic design of an elephant carrying a banner, free-franked "CH Vanwyck MC" (Charles Van Wyck, member of the House of Representatives from the state of New York), blue "Baltimore Md. Jul 27" datestamp, addressed to Beverly, Massachusetts, barely reduced at right, very fine, due to his fervent anti-slavery stance Van Wyck was the victim of an assassination attempt in Washington, DC on February 22, 1861, and he went on to serve as a commanding officer of the 56th New York Infantry Regiment during the Civil War (Image)

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Through to Washington!, design in black on yellow cover of Jefferson Davis on the back of a turtle, blue "Plano Ill May 3" datestamp, addressed to "Mr. George A. Beck, Company H Bells, Cavalry 13 Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, Pilot Knob, Mo", barely reduced at right and large piece black construction paper adhered to reverse, very fine appearance, a rare design Provenance: Jon Bischel (Nutmeg Sale 27, 2000) (Image)

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Union with Liberty Riding Eagle and Cavalry, beautiful multicolored all-over patriotic design with advertisement for King & Baird Printers, 1861 3c Rose (65) tied by "Philadelphia Pa. Jan 23 1863" duplex, addressed to Frankfort, Pennsylvania, extremely fine, a beautiful cover with a rare and dramatic patriotic design (Image)

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Union with Tree of Flags, red and blue patriotic design of tree made up of states, verse below reads "Traitor! spare that Tree, Cleave not a single bough, In you it shelter'd me, And I'll protect it now", Wells imprint on reverse, franked with 1861 1c Blue (63) tied by New York datestamp to local street address, very fine and fresh (Image)

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Eagle on Shield, red and blu design on patriotic cover to Jena, Germany, 1861 3c Rose and 12 Black (65, 69) tied by "Monroe Mich Feb 26" datestamp, several strikes of red "New York Hamb. Pkt. Paid 10 Mar 8" credit datestamp, backstamps including Hamburg and Jena, stamps small faults, very fine and attractive use (Image)

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The Union"”It Must Be Preserved, red and blue Westervelt design with Seated Liberty, eagle with flag and banner, and soldier with flag and sabre, 1861 3c Rose (65) tied by "Washington D.C. Mar 22 1863" datestamp, addressed to Haydenville, Massachusetts, extremely fine and rare (Image)

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Seated Liberty and Soldier with Flag and Sabre, red Westervelt design on cover addressed to Westernville, New York 1861 3c Rose (65) tied by "Newbern Jan 1" double circle datestamp, very fine and attractive (Image)

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