"Rose of Baltimore", double sided eight panel die cut lithographby Henckel & Son (Balt.) showing various scenes and buildings of Baltimore, patriotic cover with blue overall design "Federal Hill, Reminiscence of Baltimore, Md." with pencil notation on reverse "Present from brother Roland while he was in Baltimore in the Eighth Regiment Mass. Vol. Sept 12th 1864.", Rose is Very Fine, cover F-VF (Image)

CV. 200

Female and Portland Maine (Bischel 1131), bi-panel multi-colored Magnus patriotic, 3c (65) tied on cover to Morristown Pa. by target, small Philadelphia 8/3/64 cds, cover reduced at right impacting adhesive, light toning spots, Fine cover, scarce Maine view. (Image)

CV. 100

"Vermont Soldier" (Bischel 3431), blue design and verse, 3c (65) tied by indistinct cds, light staining (trivial), still Very Fine, Vermont related patriotics are extremely scarce. (Image)

CV. 100

"Long May Our Land Be Bright" (Walcott 88), red and blue design with four line verse below Washington and Flags, 3c (65) with unlisted Dayton, O. fancy geometric, Dayton, O. 1/30 cds, Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 100

"Why Don't You Just Take It" (Walcott 929) caricature of Scott and Davis in black on cover to Salem, Mass, "Van Wyck MC" free frank, no postal markings, Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 100

"Pennsylvania", 1861 Patriotic (Walcott 1694), purple flag patriotic cachet on cover to Newark, N.J., 3c Rose (65) with natural straight edge at left, tied by Washington, D.C. 11/30 cds, typical light edge wear, near Very Fine (Image)

CV. 60

"Our Ambassadors to the Southern Ports" (Walcott 1992), inscription with multicolored Sailor, Flag, Eagle and Shield, 3c (65), tied by Trenton, N.J. dbl circle cds on cover addressed to "Mr Magee...Philadelphia" (Magee was a printer of Patriotoc envelopes), Very Fine (Image)

CV. 75

"The Union Must and Shall be Preserved" (Walcott 2190), red and blue design of Liberty and Capitol, addressed to Lawrence, Mass., Newburyport, Ms. 9/11/62 cds and matching "Paid 3", Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 100

"What God Has Joined...Let No Man Put Asunder" (Walcott 2574), red inscription with multicolored Eagle and Globe design, 3c (65) not tied by manuscript, partial red Boston, Mass cancel, Very Fine (Image)

CV. 90

Border of Blue Stars (Unlisted), an intriguing cover, 3c (26), tied on cover to "J.G. Wells, Publisher, New York" by complete Washington, D.C. "Free" 6/27/61 cds, unusual manuscript notations in right frameline "copy right by WDS" and additional "copy" in bottom frameline, Very Fine cover.additional notations on reverse, c.1935 "ex H.M. Clark Col 1927 and Walcott Col. 1935", additional notations "Addressed to Wells the Publisher, probably an essay (submitted for approval) see notations at bottom and side", additionally "Never saw a duplicate used or unused G.W.: (probably unique)", "not so, at least one other copy known L.S.B.",In our research we could not find an example in either Walcott or Bischel catalogs. (Image)

CV. 250

Patriotic Cover Assortment, eight covers plus three fronts, nearly all multi-colored, includes "Union" (W-1623); "Sinteenth New Hampshire Regt" in red; flag, flags and males, flag and eagle, Col. Ellsworth, Jeff Davis caricature, etc., expect stamp or cover faults but generally Fine (Image)

CV. 150

Unused Civil War Patriotic Collection, 73 unused envelopes in a cover album, good mix of types, from common to somewhat scarce, include; multi-colored Magnus types, States, caricitures, Rebel States (Union), several handpainted, etc., generally Very Fine. (Image)

CV. 300

1864 Soldier's Letter to Family in Connecticut, lengthy letter from a Union soldier datelined "Before Richmond Jan 11 1864" and describing various events occurring in the region including execution of two men, of Union and Confederate deserters, etc., accompanied by an envelope (not the original envelope for the letter) with printed address in Greenwich Conn and franked with 3c Rose, tied by circular grid cancel with an Old Point Comfort Va Sep 3 cds and a "Co. I, 10th Regt. C.V." printed cc, Fine and interesting Civil War content (Image)

CV. 100

Carolina City N. C. Dec 2 5 Paid town marking with broken rim on brown cover addressed to Ansonville NC, cover with minor edge flaws, otherwise Fine (Confederate Handbook catalogue value $250) (Image)

CV. 60

HICKSFORD Va. JUL 20 red town marking and matching -½5-+ on brown cover addressed -½To Col. Hy. Stokes, Comdt. 73 Regt Va. Ma., Lunenburg Ct. House-+. cover with small stain at bottom left, otherwise Fine; CSA Handbook does not list this marking as coming in red during the Confederate time period (only in green and black), the Stampless Cover catalogue lists Hicksford as using red between 1834 and 1846. Based on the address it appears that this is a Confederate usage. (Image)

CV. 60

6XU2, Atlanta, Ga; 1861 5c Black, bold and well struck provisional "Atlanta Geo. Paid 5" handstamp with matching Atlanta Ga. 10/1/61 cds on cover to South Newport, Ga., vertical manuscript docketing at left, small piece added at lower left corner (well away from provisional handstamp), reduced at left, Very Fine appearing. 2008 CSA certificate. (Scott $1,000). (Image)

CV. 200

53X1, Macon, Ga., 1861 5c Black on light blue green, uncancelled provisional on small cover to Charleston, SC, stamp and cover small faults, Fine appearing. 2012 PF certificate. (Scott $1,250 for unused single; $6,000 for single on cover). (Image)

CV. 300

68XU1, Raleigh, NC; 1861 5c Red, easily readible and near complete strike, partial blue Raleigh, NC dbl circle date stamp, on cover to Enfield, NC, vertical bottom margin tear, Fine. 2008 PF certificate. (Scott $400). (Image)

CV. 100