"Soldiers Letter, H.M. Frost, Chaplain, 7th Vt. Vols.", manuscript notation on Union Patriotic cover (Walcott 2682), Ship Island 5/3 cds., matching "3' handstamp, reduced at left, still Fine cover. (Image)

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Civil War "Soldier's Mail", "Due 3" Covers Selection, five different, four with manuscript endorsements, other with "Soldiers Mail, 1st Rgt. Douglass Brigade" circular handstamp with Nashville, Tenn cds and circular "Due 3", others include New Orleans, Winchester, Va., Kanawha, Va., Winchester, Va cancels, typical very mixed condition but generally Fine or better, (Image)

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"Forwarded by the Adams Express Company, Soldier's Package", printed frank on money envelope, addressed to Boston from "Charles W. Bowker, Co. D, 1st Reg't. Massachusetts Cavalry" from James Island, SC, "$25" enclosed, bit of backflap missing, Very Fine (Image)

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"Soldier's Letter" manuscript notation on cover to Horse Heads, NY, Washington. DC Feb 14 65 cds, "Due 3" circular handstamp, enclosed letter datelined "Camp of Engineers, South of Petersburg, Va. Feb 12th 65", cover torn and slightly reduced from opening at left, otherwise Fine. (Image)

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Martinsburgh, W. Va. "Due 3", and Oct 11 cds on envelope addressed to Geneva NY, near-perfect strikes in blue with additional manuscript endorsement ""Soldier's Letter, J.M. Price, 1st Lieut. 9th N.Y. Vol.", Extremely Fine cover. scarce early West Virginia use. (Image)

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"The Union Can & Must Be Preserved", manuscript patriotic slogan across top of cover to Saline, Mich., additional "Soldier's Letter, E. Anderson, Chaplain of the 6th Mich. Regt" endorsement, New Orleans, La. Jun 5 1862 cds and matching "Due 3" handstamp, some light aging, Fine cover posted during the early occupation of New Orleans (Image)

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