2, 1861 10¢ blue and 5¢ blue (Scott 4), single of each, ample to large margins, tied by Richmond Va May 2 1862 date stamp on legal sized "Confederate States of America, Subsistence Department" semi-official envelope (CSA Handbook WD-SD-04) addressed to Genl T. J. Jackson Comdg Army of the Shenandoah, Staunton VA (also known as Stonewall Jackson), stamps pay the pre July 1 1862 under 500 mile rate for 1 1/2 ounces, cover was later turned and sent to Genl W. B. Taliaferro Comdg 3rd Brigade; cover has been skillfully repaired replacing the upper right corner including the word "America" and the edges all strengthened; includes a photo of General Jackson; Very Fine usage and a wonderful piece of Civil War history; 2016 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Image)

CV. Starting Price 1,000

5, 1862 10¢ carmine rose single, ample to large margins, tied by Jackson Miss date stamp on cover addressed to Selma Ala and redirected to Marietta Georgia with two 5¢ blue (Scott 7) from different sheets; one 5¢ blue somewhat toned and 5¢ carmine with trivial gum staining along the right edge; wonderful combination usage of Confederate issues; Very Fine usage; ex-"Stonewall" (1980); 2016 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Scott for a single 5 on cover $800) (Image)

CV. Starting Price 1,000

8, 1863 2c Brown red, horizontal pair and strip of three (both with ample to large margins all around) tied on cover by grid cancels and Jamestown NC DEC 10 date stamp with dotted rim, addressed to White Road N. Ca.; cover with light overall soiling as usual; Very Fine usage; 2016 Philatelic Foundation certificate (Image)

CV. Starting Price 1,000