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2601 RJM5-RJM7 imageMarihuana Tax, 1962, $1-$10 carmine. O.g., never hinged, each with natural s.e., all bright and fresh, F.-V.F. Scott No. RJM5-RJM7  $1,650. (Image1)

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SOLD for $400.00
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2602 RJA103d imageNarcotic Tax, 1963-70, $1.28 green, rouletted 7, wide side margins. O.g., never hinged, bright & fresh, fresh and Very Fine, scarce. Scott No. RJA103d  $125+. (Image1)

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2603   image1870 Lincoln vignette essay. Portrait design facing left with lathe work bordering, in black in India die sunk on large card (228x306mm), some tone spots around design, with additional similar engraved portrait without bordering (India in large card), F.-V.F., design for the 1870 Snuff tax paid issue. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


SOLD for $300.00
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2604 RW3 imageHunting Permit, 1936, $1 Canada Geese. O.g., never hinged, large margins, fresh and Very Fine; with 2006 P.F. certificate. Scott No. RW3  $350. (Image1)

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SOLD for $90.00
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2605 RW8 imageHunting Permit, 1941, $1 Ruddy Ducks. Top plate number single, o.g., never hinged, fresh and Extremely Fine; with 2007 P.F. Graded certificate (XF 90). Scott No. RW8  $250. (Image1)

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SOLD for $170.00
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2606 RW23 imageHunting Permit, 1956, $2 American Merganser. Top left margin plate block of 6, o.g., never hinged, fresh and Very Fine. Scott No. RW23  $625. (Image1)

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2607 RW73b imageHunting Permit, 2006, $15 Ross's Goose, souvenir sheet. 9 miniature sheets of 1, o.g., never hinged, fresh and Very Fine. Scott No. RW73b  $1,440. (Image1)

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Confederacy
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2608   imageConfederacy, 117th New York Infantry Soldier Letter. Datelined "Head. 117 Regt. N.Y., Camp Folly Island, April the 4th, 1864" and reads, "I received your letter which came to hand the 30. It found me well and hope when these few lines reach you they will find you enjoying the same health. We have very fine weather here now. John has left the island. I think he has gone to Beaufort to the General Hospital. John is bad off. I hope he can get home before he comes back to the regiment. Brooks and myself have been fixing our tent today. We have done more hard work today than we have done before in two months. I feel as if I have been sawing lumber out at Anderson's new mill all day. I think that the Rebs are trying to kick up a muss tonight. They are shelling our men that is on Black Island, but when they get through then our turn comes. Perhaps they don't think about that just now. Charles Gifford ain't come yet. We expect a lot of new recruits on the next mail boat. I hope they will come before long for the sooner we get them broken in the sooner we will have it easier. I would like to see Alf Barker just for fun to hear what he has to say about the war. I can't think of any more to write so no more this time." written by Charles Hevener, Very Fine. Estimate  $75 - 100. Charles Hevener (also known as Herner) was 21 years old, when he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862, as a private, and was mustered into Co. I, 117th New York Infantry. He died on Oct. 25, 1864, in the hospital at Jones Landing, Va. The 117th New York Infantry, was recruited in Oneida County, N.Y., in the summer of 1862. Camp Daggett, where this letter was written from, was named after their Colonel Rufus Daggett. The regiment saw action at Suffolk, Va., and in the 1863 Peninsula campaign. Ordered to the Department of the South, they took part in the siege of Fort Wagner and the operations around Charleston Harbor. In April 1864, they were ordered to Virginia where they joined the Army of the James and were engaged at Swift Creek, Drewry's Bluff, Bermuda Hundred, Cold Harbor, and Petersburg, where they were present at the Mine Explosion, fought gallantly in the battle of Fort Harrison, and were heavily engaged on the Darbytown Road. They were then sent to North Carolina where they participated in General Terry's 1865 Carolina campaign. The regiment fought with conspicuous gallantry in the final assault on Fort Fisher, and also saw action at Cape Fear River, Fort Anderson, and Wilmington. (Image1)


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2609   imageConfederacy, 1864 Brooklyn Fair Letter. Lengthy 4-page letter with interesting description of the Brooklyn Fair…The grand fair closed Saturday and they raised about $1,000,000. They have not done as well as Brooklyn after all, in proportion to their members. But it was splendid and though I was over but one day, I imagine there was enough to see to keep one busy for a week. The greatest excitement was the sword contest between McClellan and Grant. By paying one dollar anyone was entitled to a vote, for either Little Mac or U.S. Some gentlemen took 1,000 and some even more and the results was the Grant came our some 15,000 ahead. The sword brought over 44,000 to the Commission.; with original cover from Brooklyn (soiling and flaws), a Very Fine letter. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


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2610   Confederacy 1865 Corpral Appointment.


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2611   imageConfederacy, 1st New York Engineers. 1864 ALS -- 4pp letter from Erastus H. Olds of 1st New York Engineers, Company G., written phonetically with several errors, datelined "Moris Island, 2 1864", letter reads in part: "…you spoke about Davis arming the slaves but… he will know … that… the slaves are runing away as fast as they can get away & I think if he gives them arms they will have A beter chanced … he don't ofer to free any … you dont think that the male slaves will fight to free themselve and have thear wives and children held as slavs … I think they know more than that… we are prety clost to the rebs but I dont fear them … the sharp shoters peek at us but they dont hit us so I dont care … we have sunk 2 or 3 blockade runers since I have been hear… we have got that fort that we have been to work on… I spect that we shall have fun hear before long…", included is cover to New York with stamp cut out, Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. Erastus H. Olds mustered into Company G on 27 October 1864 and mustered out on 3 July 1865 at Hilton Head, South Carolina. The 1st New York saw action at Fort Pulaski, Secessionville, Fort Wagner, Morris Island, Swift Creek, Petersburg, and Honey Hill. (Image1)


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2612   imageConfederacy, Battle of Secessionville, Patriotic Lettersheet. Multicolor design of Soldier & Flag datelined "James Island, June 29, '62" with wonderful contents regarding the Battle of Secessionville, "…since I got your letter I was well and strong, now I am wounded and unfit for anything…, we had a hard Battle in which our Regt. had to stand the blunt of it, being under fire 2 batterys beside 3 times our number of Infantry. We were under fire for four hours, we lost in 1100 men were killed and wounded. I got a ball in the side, but it is not dangerous.…, I sometimes think that we have got them whipped and then they will brake out in a new place, but we will conquer them or die. A well fought battlefield is an awful thing to look upon with its Dead and dying…, I almost wished that I was among the killed.", Very Fine, a wonderful & historic letter. Estimate  $200 - 300. The Battle of Secessionville (or the Battle of James Island) on June 16, 1862, was the defeat of the only Union attempt to capture Charleston, South Carolina, by land during the American Civil War.In early June 1862, Maj. Gen. David Hunter transported the Union divisions, under the immediate direction of Brig. Gen. Henry Benham, to James Island, where they entrenched at Grimball's Landing near the southern flank of the Confederate defenses. Benham landed 6,500 men on the southeastern end of James Island, and marched toward Charleston. However, Brig. Gen. Nathan "Shanks" Evans, who commanded less than half that number of Confederate forces, met the Northern troops at a fort at Secessionville commanded by Colonel T. G. Lamar and routed them.The Union suffered 683 casualties (107 dead), compared to 204 (52 dead) by the Confederates. Although the battle was minor, it served as a powerful propaganda victory, increasing morale particularly in Charleston and offsetting recent Confederate losses in the Western Theater.Benham had acted against orders in attempting to take James Island, and he was subject to a court martial after the loss. The Union would continue to attempt to starve and attack Charleston for the rest of the war, and, had they succeeded, the "Fort Lamar" at Secessionville (which had been named not for the secession of South Carolina, but for an earlier attempt of some plantation owners to rebel) would have controlled the harbor. (Image1)


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2613   imageConfederacy, Flag of Truce Steamer New York/Charleston Harbor. LS, 1p., 4to., Office Asst. Agent for Exchange of Prisoners/Flag of Truce Steamer New York imprint with manuscript "Charleston Harbor, S.C. Dec. 16, 1864" dateline, addressed to "Comdg. Officer, Fort Gregg, Morris Island, S.C." pertaining to forwarding a dispatch. Signed by John E. Mulford, Lt. Col. and Asst. Agt. for Exchange, Very Fine and rare, a very historic document. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


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2614   imageConfederacy, Folly Island, S.C. 1863 letter datelined "Head Quarters, U.S. Forces, Folly Island, S.C., April 29th, 1863, General Orders No. 8" which details names of camps on the island, Roll call, Sutlers will have a place assigned to them by their several Commanders…, Spirtous and Vinous liquors, well when allowed, be kept on board ships, and will be sold only by special permits…, By Command of Brig. Genl. Vogdes, Very Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2615   imageConfederacy, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Lengthy letter with interesting contents datelined "Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Sunday Night November 24 1861" and reads in part, I don't know what is the reason that we have to work on Sunday here. We didn't used to when we was at home but here we have to obey these Big Officers here that rides around on their Big Horses with their boots blacked up, riding around giving orders and you have to jump at the word or wear the handcuffs awhile. It is as much as a bargain sometimes that we can keep from running our bayonets through them but that wouldn't do either so we just let them alone & work away.…, We have took the place of the slaves but we don't pick the cotton. We work with spades.…, We was all well this morning & Jim & I was taken out for carpenters to do some carpentry and all the rest went to work on the entrenchments as usual. So Jim and I went to work at tearing down a secessionist's house and put it up for a horse stable and there was a part of the roof fell down on me and knocked the sense out of me for a little while but I am able to scribble again. …, I don't like soldiering since it has come to hard work as this.…, included is original cover franked with 1861 3¢ rose mailed in New York & tied by "New York" duplex cancel, F.-V.F. Estimate  $75 - 100. (Image1)


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2616   imageConfederacy, Letters of Wortman W. Owens 45th Pa. Vol. (Died in Service). 3 page letter in ink datelined "April 5th, 1862, Otter Isle, Fort Drayton, S.C." on Col. Duryea patriotic stationery in blue, written by Wortman W. Owens of the 45th Pa. Vol., he relates that he is ashamed that he has been there 8 months without a letter and feels that his folks have forgotten him, has sent $81 home and still has not heard from anyone, their camp is on the beach along with the Fort, tells of an abundance of fruit such as mulberries and blackberries but would like maple sugar from Home, well written and on a scarce patriotic stationery, Very Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2617   imageConfederacy, Magnus "The Fall of Charleston!". Hand tinted multicolor song-sheet, with Magnus advertising at bottom, Very Fine and attractive. Estimate  $50 - 75. (Image1)


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2618   imageConfederacy, Morris Island Letter. Hand written letter on patriotic lettersheet "Camp 1st N.Y. Vol. Engineer Corps." with Eagle in circle at left, datelined "Morris Island, September 6th, 1864", We have some hopping to do down here, hopping to get out of the way of the Shells. We are shelling Sumter all the while. …, Iwas with Jonny when he broke his neck in two places. I sat up with him till he died. He lived two days, he was well liked in the Company…, included is turned cover franked with 1861 3¢ rose (small defect) tied by straight line "Ship" handstamp to New York with "Philadelphia" cds, inside usage addressed to sender in Hilton Head, S.C., but unfranked & no postmarks, some cover damage on reverse, F.-V.F. Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2619   imageConfederacy, Oath of Allegiance. Printed form headed "Headquarters, United States Forces/Provost Marshal's Office, Chester, S.C." and filled in "Sept 09, 1865"; Mary Simpson swears to "henceforth faithfully support and defend the Constitution of the United States … made during the existing Rebellion with reference to the emancipation of Slaves. So Help Me God." Sworn to and signed by the Lieut. & Ass't Provost Marshal, slight translucent stain toward bottom, Very Fine, a rare piece of Americana. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


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2620   imageConfederacy, Report of the Capture of Battery Wagner. Autograph Letter Signed, "E.S. Greely", Colonel of the 10th Conn. Infantry, 2p. folio, datelined "Head Quarters 10th Regt. Conn. Vols, Morris Island, S.C., Sept. 7, 1863", addressed 'Dear Colonel' it reads in part: " … We were suddenly called from our somewhat quiet life … to participate in an assault on Wagner which was to take place at 9 o'clk this morning the troops moving into the trenches under cover before light… a bombardment had been kept up from our heavy siege guns 48 hours, and with terrible effect. Just as this Regt was forming line at 10 o'clk last night a deserter was brought Gen Terry who stated that he came from Wagner and that she was deserted the troops withdrawn we were ordered to march … advanced as far as the Beacon House where we halted until a reconnaissance was made. Soon it was announced that Wagner was evacuated we were put in motion and advanced past Wagner on the marsh and advanced on Greg in Column by Company which is about 3/4 of a mile distant, upon reaching their works we ascertained they too had been evacuated. Maj. Sanford who had gone up the creek between Wagner and Greg to prevent reinforcements coming to the aid of Wagner succeeded in capturing about 70 prisoners. We found some ten or 12 near this point (Greg). Our Brigade after takes possession of the forts was ordered to return to their camps. Garrison force was immediately put into both those places. We were under a sever fir from Johnson and the Batteries on Sullivan's Island. But one man in the 10th was hit…. We shall take possession of Sumpter soon … ", letter with couple usual folds, Very Fine. Estimate  $400 - 600. (Image1)


SOLD for $525.00
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2621   imageConfederacy, Ship Island, Miss. Straight line occupation postmark on cover to New Haven, Conn., endorsed "Ship Letter, U.S. Gunboat Winona" with "Ship 5¢" rate, F.-V.F. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2622   imageConfederacy, U.S.S. New Ironsides Letter. Datelined "U.S.S. New Ironsides, off Morris Island, S.C. July 25, 1864" to his sister in New York, "Our Captain Rowan has just been promoted to Commodore, but his appointment dates back to July 1863 so that he is only a few numbers from Admiral. I hope that he maybe one before he leaves this ship. If any man in the service deserves promotion he does. We have had a story going around for a few days that this ship is to go home before two months from now for repairs which she very much needs (the ship had been hit by a torpedo) but the news is also getting to good to be true. I hardly think it possible for us to leave until Charleston is taken, but the sooner the work commences the better. We shall all like it. We are only waiting for some new iron clads, which the Admiral has been expecting down here for the last 3 months. We are really getting desperate and don't care much what may happen.", included is matching cover franked with 1861 3¢ rose tied by "Old Point Comfort, Va." double circle postmark, Very Fine& a nice historical letter. Estimate  $200 - 300. Written from one of the most powerful Warships of her era armored with 4" of iron plate over 12" oak planking. The ship operated in support of the blockade of Charleston, S.C. and took part in several attacks on the Confederate fortifications defending that city. Her broadside battery of 8 heavy guns on each side made her a uniquely valuable ship for bombardment purposes. She took more hits from enemy guns than any other federal ship, but did not lose a single man to them. Her endurance was unmatched. She maintained uninterrupted blockade duty for 16 months during the siege of Charleston, S.C. The Confederates offered a $100,000-reward for her sinking. The ship was commanded by Commodore Stephen Clegg Rowan who later became an admiral in the US Navy. (Image1)


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2623   imageConfederacy, 4th South Carolina Cavalry. Short hand written report datelined "Hd. Qrs. Green Pond, S.C., Nov. 22, '63" regarding Enemy Vessels and signals sent by "Sky Rockets", which reads The follwoing is a report made by Lt. Topper this moring - Several Steamers & a sailing vessel were seen in Coosaw yesterday - Last night between 8 & 9 o'clock three (3) Sky Rockets were sent United Nations in St. Helena Sound - in this directions (say Ashepoo), two were bright red & the other a pale red light. They went up in the following order - bright red - pale red - bright red, F.-V.F., a fascinating item. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


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2624   imageConfederacy, 7 Star Flag Patriotic Lettersheet. Datelined "Fort Moultrie, July 23, 1861" with interesting contents: I have seated myself this evening to write you a few lines to let you know how I am getting a long it is but poorly my health is very bad. I have not done any duty for two weeks and will not be able to do any soon. Everything is quiet down here, we get the news by telegraph everyday from Virginia. I think there is pretty hard times up their too. It is reported that our company is going to Virginia, but I don't know how true it is. Give my best respects to all my friends and relations. You may look for me home in a week or two, not longer. I do not think if my health does not improve I certainly will be home once more I think I will come by Covington but if I do I will not stop Nothing more but remain yours., Very Fine and attractive. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $375.00
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2625   imageConfederacy, Bank of the State of South Carolina. 1861 25 Cent Fractional Note with bombardment of Fort Sumter, dated April 13, 1861, the day that the fort was surrendered, Very Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


SOLD for $210.00
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2626   imageConfederacy, Camp on James Island. Soldier's letter written to his Aunt & datelined Camp on James Island, Nov. 21st, 1863, nice letter with interesting contents, …our duty is very hard upon us & our rations quite short…, while I am on the river I can see the Yankees very place indeed & can distinctly see every shot that is fired on Sumter, which they continue to shell her both day & night. The Yankees have three different fleets on the Bay, besides heavy Batterys on Morris Island…, he ends with My address is "Charleston, S.C., 4th Regiment Va. of Heavy Artillery, Care of Capt. H.H. Hurt, Co. F, Wises Brigade", Very Fine. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


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2627   imageConfederacy, (Capt.) Wm. K. Bachman, German Light Artillery. A hand written document executed in Charleston, South Carolina in 1861 by Capt Wm. K. Bachman as commander of Bachman's Company of German Light Artillery, Hampton's Legions and bears the signature of Bachman, F.-V.F. Estimate  $150 - 200. Before the close of the Civil War, this battery commander would lead his South Carolina Company as the hard fought Hampton's Legions left their mark on such battlegrounds as the Seven Days Battles, Second Manassas, South Mountain, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg and at Gettysburg where as part of Hood's Division 1st Corps, Capt. Bachman's battery fought gallantly firing toward Meade's Union center in support of Pickett and Pettigrew. In the fall of 1863 Bachman's Co. of 'German Light Artillery' returned to South Carolina. Here Capt. Bachman and his brave mounted artillerists would fight out the war participating in the Carolina Campaigns with Wright's Div. Dept. of S.C., Ga. & Fla. Surely they would look back longingly to the early war days when the battery could claim possession of an abundance of such stores as were so dutifully recorded in these early war documents. (Image1)


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2628   imageConfederacy, Charleston Arsenal. Autograph Letter Signed, "F.L. Childs Major C.S.A. Comdg" 1p. quarto. datelined "Charleston Arsenal, S.C., Sept. 28, 1862" & addressed to General Thomas Jordan and reads "In reply to your communication of this date I have the honor to state that I require the services of Corporal Jno. Kaufmann for repairing and cleaning arms, in which capacity he has for years been engaged at this Arsenal. He was in my employ until a few months since when he enlisted in the Army and now desires to return to the Arsenal. I need mechanics very much to perform the work expected from this Arsenal and when I find suitable men in the Army I must either have them or leave much important work undone.", Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


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2629   imageConfederacy, Company C, 39th Battalion S. G. & C. (General Lee's Personal Cavalry Command). Soldier's endorsed cover from private to sergeant of this battalion, "Staunton, Va." cds and matching "10" rate to headquarters of the Army of North Virginia, cover turned with inside addressed to the General Hospital in Staunton (missing stamp and most of postmark); cover slightly reduced at top into endorsement, Fine, this battalion consisted of only one officer and 80 men. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2630   imageConfederacy 1864 $500 Stonewall Jackson Note. (Image1)


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2631   imageConfederacy DAVIS JEFFERSON AS PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. (Image1)


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2632   imageConfederacy, Fort Beauregard Ammunition Return. Large printed ledger sheet "Weekly Return of Ammunition at" and manuscript "Fort Beauregard, Bay Point, Oct. 26th, 1861" with detailed listing of Cartridges, Shot, Shell, Grape, Canister, Fuzes, Friction Tubes, & Loose Powder, docketed on outside "Captured at Beaufort by Major W. St. G. Elliott, 79th N.Y. S.M. (Highlanders)", some splitting along fold, Very Fine, a wonderful item which details consumption of ammunition and resupply. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


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2633   imageConfederacy, Fort Moultrie. Letter datelined "Hd Qr 2nd Sub Division, November, 29th, 1864", which tells of damage to Fort Moultrie by enemy fire, and reads, I have the honor to report that the parapet of Fort Moultrie was vey much cut up by the fire of the enemy on yesterday. Some portions of the exteranal slope has slided and I would request that the Engineer be required to give it his immediate attion., small internal mend tear, Very Fine appearance. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


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2634   imageConfederacy, Headquarters, Department of the South, Hilton Head, S.C. Imprinted letterhead dated "Nov 19th 1864" with excellent specfic content regarding handling the mail, to wit, "My positive orders are not to allow letters to citizens to cross the lines but to send all such to the Dead Letter Office. At the present time I am not allowed to send either money or supplies, even to our own prisoners. I will keep your letter and if an opportunity offers, will send it to its destination." signed ? Foster, Mil. Comdg, Very Fine, A superb letter for the postal historian. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


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2635   imageConfederacy Impressment Receipt. (Image1)


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2636 6 imageConfederacy, Pettigrew, James J., Brigadier General. 1862, 5¢ light blue, horiz. pair (large margins to just in at left), tied by blue "Petersburg, Va./Sep. 25" (1862) cds on neat cover to W.S. Pettigrew in Raleigh, N.C., Very Fine. Scott No. 6  Estimate $500 - 750. The cover is addressed in the hand of James J. Pettigrew, Brigadier General with docketing identifying Pettigrew as the sender. He had only recently been exchanged after being taken prisoner at Seven Pines and was now in charge of Petersburg defenses. A very rare item of which only two examples are known. (Image1)

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2637   imageConfederacy, Quartermaster's Department, Charleston, S.C. Printed letterhead "Head Quarters./Quartermaster's Department., Charleston 1861" with manuscript date "March 15th", with short note, There are 108 shell straps at the store house, and will be shipped to you by the morning boat., signed "By order J.M. Hatch, QMG, SCM; Andrew Harllee, Asst.", small tear at top, Very Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


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2638   imageConfederacy, Ripley, Roswell, Brigadier General, C.S.A. Partly printed lettersheet "Ordnance Bureau/Charleston, S.C. February 1861/Invoice for Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, turned over by E. Manigault, Col. Ordnance, State of South Carolina, to Col. L.M. Hatch Q.M. Genl. for transportation to Lt. Col. R.S. Ripley, Fort Moultrie, Sullivan Island.", signed: "E. Manigault, Col. Ordnance"Docketed on reverse: I certify that the Ordnance & Ordnance Stores included in the written Invoice were issued and received at ports under my command on the dates specified. Much was expended during operations against Fort Sumter. What remained was taken up and continued on the regular Ordnance Returns. Charleston, South Carolina, December 12th, 1862, signed R.S. Ripley, Extremely Fine, a very rare & historic document. Estimate  $2,000 - 3,000. Roswell Sabine Ripley (March 14, 1823 ? March 26, 1887), a West Point graduate, served in the Mexican War (of which he wrote a standard history) and the Seminole Wars. Resigning his commission, he became a successful businessman in Charleston and adopted the Secession cause. In 1860 he joined the state militia but was soon promoted to Brigadier General, C.S.A. and commanded Fort Moultrie during the Fort Sumter siege and bombardment. After quarrels with Pemberton and Beauregard, he was placed in command of a brigade under Hill, and fought through the Peninsula and Maryland campaigns, suffering a wound at Antietam. In early 1863, he was given command of the South Carolina 1st Artillery District, and worked to improve the defenses of the critical port of Charleston. He commanded the troops that repulsed a U.S. Navy attack on the city on 7 April 1863, as vividly depicted in the map here offered. That action constitutes THE FIRST USE OF IRONCLADS AGAINST SHORE INSTALLATIONS. In spite of Ripley's extensive defenses, subsequent Union efforts to re-capture Sumter and the city were finally successful in late 1864. Ripley joined the Army of Northern Virginia and served until paroled at Appomattox. After the war, he resided some 20 years in England. (Image1)


SOLD for $1,400.00
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2639   imageConfederacy, Ripley, Roswell, Brigadier General, C.S.A. Letter datelined "Fort Sumter, December 15th, 1864" written to "Lieut. Col. Roman, Assist. Inspector Genl. Div. of the West, Charleston So. Ca." from W.G. Ogier 1st. Lieut. Adjt. which reads, In accordance with instructions, I have the honor to make the following statement: It is my opinion that on the night of Octr. 8th Brig. Genl. Ripley when at this Post, tho to my knowledge he had been drinking, was not drunk, or in any way incapable of attending to his duties. I am unaware of anything in his conduct on that occasion prejudicial to good order and Military discipline., small piece of top left corner missing, Very Fine, a rare document. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


SOLD for $350.00
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2640   imageConfederacy, Seven Star Flag Patriotic Lettersheet. An attractive patriotic lettersheet datelined "20 May 1861", signed by "Geo. Goodrich" who mustered into S.C. 12th Battalion Cavalry (Co. A), Very Fine. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


SOLD for $300.00
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Confederacy
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2641   Confederacy Slave Documents 1820's-1850's.


SOLD for $950.00
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2642   Confederacy Currency Balance.


SOLD for $900.00
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2643   Confederacy Document and Misc. Balance.


SOLD for $450.00
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Confederacy
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2644   imageConfederacy, Charleston S.C. Jan. 14, 1861. Double-circle datestamp on cover to Marion C.H. S.C. franked with 1857 3¢ dull red tied by grid cancel, fresh and Very Fine Independent State usage. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $280.00
Will close during Public Auction
2645   imageConfederacy, Fork Union (Va.) May 13th. Manuscript forwarding postmark on cover to Charlottesville, Va., "Shelbyville, Ky., May 4" origin cds with matching "Paid" handstamp & manuscript "3" rate, below with manuscript "Paid 5" changed to "3" as there must have been confusion regarding the pending rate change to 5¢ on June 1, Very Fine, ex Kimmel, Gallagher. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
2646   imageConfederacy, Independent State Usage for South Carolina to Edinburgh, Scotland. Trans-Atlantic Stampless Cover with the "Charleston S.C./Jan. 11, 1861" cds with bold strike of the blue oval handstamp "A. Tobias Sons Charleston S.C." company marking, endorsed at top in manuscript "per Kangaroo for Liverpool" routing instruction, sent via New York where the "New York Br Pkt 5" mark was applied 16 Jan 1861 indicating 5¢ due the USA for unpaid inland delivery as the letter would be crossing the Atlantic on a British packet, however, the letter was too late for the Kangaroo, because the Kangaroo of the Inman Line had already sailed from New York on 12 Jan 1861, instead the cover was carried by the Cunard Packet Australasia which sailed from New York 16 Jan 1861 arriving in Queenstown 26 Jan 1861, Edinburgh receiving mark is on the reverse dated 28 Ja 1861, on arrival in Scotland, manuscript "1/-" added indicating a total of 1 shilling due which was the British trans-Atlantic rate between Britain and the USA using a British packet out of which the equivalent of 5¢ was to be remitted to the USA, vertical file fold, Very Fine and rare, a scarce South Carolina Independent State Usage to Scotland. Estimate  $750 - 1,000. (Image1)


SOLD for $950.00
Will close during Public Auction
2647   imageConfederacy, Memphis, Ten./Jun. 18, 1861. Cds on cover to His Excellency, Isham Harris (Governor), Nashville, Tenn. with matching straight line "Paid" handstamp & "5" rate, Very Fine, a scarce Tennessee Independent States usage, which joined the Confederate States on Jul. 2, 1861, ex-Kohn. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


SOLD for $1,050.00
Will close during Public Auction
2648 U imageConfederacy, Mobile, Ala., Jan 25, 1861. Clear cds tying U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red on cover to Montgomery, Ala.; cover slightly reduced at left, Very Fine, a choice Independent State usage. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $325.00
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2649 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red. Manuscript cancelled single on 1861 cover postmarked with red "Orange C.H., Va./May 3" cds to Richmond, cover then forwarded to Madison Station, Va. with "Richmond, Va./May 20, 1861" cds (Powell type Ia) & straight line "Forwarded 3" handstamps, included is original enclosure, cover bit rough at top & flap missing, Fine, a rare combination of Independent States & Confederate Usage, as the cover was posted during the Independent States period and forwarded during the Confederate period. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $325.00
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2650 U imageConfederacy, United States, 1861, 3¢ Star Die entire. Grid canceled with matching "Charleston, S.C., Jan 29, 1861" cds, addressed to Kingstree, S.C.; light cover toning, F.-V.F., South Carolina was admitted to the Confederacy shortly after on February 4th. Scott No. U.S. U26  Estimate $75 - 100. (Image1)

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SOLD for $100.00
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2651 U imageConfederacy, Savannah, Ga./Jan. 19, 1861, First Day of Independent States Usage. Postmark with light grid canceling on 1860-61 3¢ Star Die Entire to Darien, Ga., Very Fine. Scott No. U.S. U26  Estimate $750 - 1,000. A lovely first day cover which is very rare as Georgia was an independent State for only 16 days between Jan. 19 - Feb. 4, 1861. (Image1)

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SOLD for $1,100.00
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2652   imageConfederacy, 7 Star Flag. (Dietz F7-7 var.) patriotic cover in red, white & blue franked with United States 1857 3¢ dull red (corner crease) neatly tied by "Charleston, S.C./Apr. 26, 1861" double circle postmark to Chester, S.C., some cover toning, flap torn, F.-V.F. and attractive, a nice usage of United States adhesive in the Confederacy; with 2007 C.S.A. certificate. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


SOLD for $1,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2653 U imageConfederacy, Augusta, Ga., Feb 16. 1861 cds tying U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red on cover to V.P. A.H. Stephens in Montgomery, Ala., docketing at left in Stephens hand; mended cover tear at top and missing backflap (as usual), F.-V.F. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $70.00
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2654 U imageConfederacy, Canton, Miss., Mar 16, 1861. Clear cds on U.S. 1861, 3¢ red and buff entire to Hansboro, Miss., canceled by matching fancy Lyre handstamp with "via New Orleans" routing endorsement at top, Very Fine and choice, a lovely Confederate State usage of U.S. postage. Scott No. U.S. U10  Estimate $500 - 750. (Image1)

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SOLD for $800.00
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2655   imageConfederacy, Charleston, S. C. Single or double cds's on 5 covers, four franked with U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red (one 3¢ Star Die entire); including a Dec 27, 1860 Independent State usage (some soiling), May 19, 1861 cover (few flaws) with blue grocer cameo corner card, similar additional incoming cover with Marion C.H., S.C., Apr 6 cds tying U.S. 3¢ stamp (few nicks), F.-V.F., attractive group. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)

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SOLD for $350.00
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2656 U imageConfederacy, Charleston, S.C., May 3, 1861. Readable cds on a U.S. 1860 3¢ Star Die entire to Camden, S.C., F.-V.F., a nice Confederate States usage. Scott No. U.S. U26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $90.00
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2657   imageConfederacy, Lake City, Fla./May 19 (1861). Cds with straight line "Paid" handstamp on inside of turned cover to the Postmaster of Eatonton, Ga., cover turned & used with "Eatonton, Ga./Jun 2" double circle postmark & "Paid 5" handstamps, addressed to "Alex. H. Stephens, Sparta, Geo.", forwarded to Crawfordville with red "Sparta, Ga./Jun. 5" cds & manuscript "Due 5" rate, docketed on reverse "wants autograph", some cover repairs (one affecting Sparta cds), reduced at top & flap missing, Fine, a rare combination of Confederate Usage during the 3¢ rate period and after June 1 during the 5¢ rate period. Estimate  $500 - 750. (Image1)


SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction
2658 U imageConfederacy, Mobile, Ala., Feb 6, 1861. Three strikes of double circle date stamp tying U.S. 1857, 1¢ blue, type V, vertical strip of three on cover to Demopolis, Ala.; missing most of backflap, Very Fine and attractive, posted two days after Alabama was admitted to the Confederacy. Scott No. U.S. 24  Estimate $300 - 400. (Image1)

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SOLD for $575.00
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2659 U imageConfederacy, Montgomery, Ala., Mar 9, 1861. Clear cds tying U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red on cover to Southwick, Mass., flap torn, Very Fine, usage to a northern state well over a month after Alabama was admitted to the Confederacy. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $130.00
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2660   imageConfederacy, New Orleans, La., Feb 27. Cds on 1861 folded letter from Vera Cruz, Mexico to New York City, reverse with "Vera Cruz, 21 Febrero, 1861" oval postmark and New York "Steamship 10" rate handstamp, Very Fine, an interesting pre-blockade usage. Estimate  $750 - 1,000. (Image1)


SOLD for $1,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2661 U imageConfederacy, New Orleans, La., May 11. Cds tying U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red on corner card cover to Jackson, Miss., 1861 year docketing at left, F.-V.F. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $150 - 200. (Image1)

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SOLD for $160.00
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2662 U imageConfederacy, Norfolk, Va., May 21, 1861. Blue cds tying U.S. 1857, 3¢ dull red on cover to "Gov. Manning, Staff of Genrl. Beauregard, Charleston, S.C."; cover with partial backflap, Very Fine, a choice C.S.A. usage; signed B. Green. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $210.00
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2663 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 1¢ blue, type V. Three singles, with varying degrees of faults, tied by "Augusta, Ga./Feb. 28" (1861) cds on cover to Hon. A.H. Stephens, Montgomery, Ala., docketed at left regarding Military appointment, flap missing & cover stained, Fine. Scott No. U.S. 24  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $260.00
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2664 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 1¢ blue, type V, three singles. Tied by two strikes of "Charleston, S.C., Apr 22, 1861" cds on cover to Fernandina, Florida, Very Fine, a very scarce Confederate State usage. Scott No. U.S. 24  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $525.00
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2665 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red. Vert. pair, tied by "Tallahassee, Fla./May 4" (1861) cds on legal size cover (cut down) to Milton, Fla., flap torn away & minor edge wear, Fine. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $400 - 600. (Image1)

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SOLD for $750.00
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2666 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red. Cancelled by straight line Paid handstamp & tied by manuscript docketing on 1861 cover to Pontotoc, Miss. with matching "Vicksburg, Miss./Apr. 13" double circle postmark, included is original enclosure, slightly reduced at right, F.-V.F. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $150 - 200. (Image1)

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SOLD for $160.00
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2667 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red, Last Day Cover. Two singles, left stamp with trivial perf. flaw, tied by two strikes of "Charleston, S.C./May 31, 1861" double circle on cover to Chersaw, S.C., addressee scratched out & replaced causing some small erosion holes, handsome Very Fine appearance; with 2007 C.S.A. certificate. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $300 - 400. A Key Exhibit Piece - the last day of the U.S. postage rate before the Confederate Post Office took over on June 1, 1861, Ex-Antrim. (Image1)

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SOLD for $850.00
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2668 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red, type III. Grid canceled on cover to Marion C.H., S.C., matching "Charleston, S.C., Feb 12, 1861" cds, Very Fine, Confederate State usage. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $150 - 200. (Image1)

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SOLD for $170.00
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2669 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 3¢ dull red, type III. Large margins, tied by neat "Charleston, S.C., May 7, 1861" cds on cover to Sumter, S.C., small cover tear at top, Very Fine, choice Confederate State usage. Scott No. U.S. 26 Estimate $150 - 200. (Image1)

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SOLD for $140.00
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Confederacy
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2671 U imageConfederacy, United States 1857 5¢ brown, type II. Scissor separated with perfs clipped at left & in at bottom, tied by "New Orleans, La." cds on March 20 (1861) docketed folded letter sheet to Barcelona, Spain with red "New York, Br. Pkt., Apr 2" exchange cds and bold "8Rs" due handstamp, transit and receiving backstamps; sealed cover tear at top, F.-V.F., a scarce pre-blockade transatlantic usage from Confederate New Orleans. Scott No. U.S. 30A  Estimate $500 - 750. (Image1)

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SOLD for $600.00
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2672 U imageConfederacy, United States, 1857, 3¢ dull red. Small flaws at top, tied by full "Natchez, Miss., Feb 11, 1861" cds on cover to Mendon, N.Y., Very Fine; with 2004 C.S.A. certificate. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $180.00
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2673 U imageConfederacy, United States, 1857, 3¢ dull red. Tied by grid with matching "Savannah, Ga., Apr 30, 1861" cds alongside on cover addressed to Howell Cobb while he was President of the Confederate Provisional Congress in Montgomery, Ala.; cover opening tear at top affecting stamp and postmark, Fine. Scott No. U.S. 26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $40.00
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2674   imageConfederacy, United States 1860 3¢ Star Die Entire. Cancelled by "Charleston, S.C./Apr. 26, 1861" cds to Fayetteville, N.C., flap with nice "Hastie, Calhoun & Co. Saddlery and Coach Hardware" blind embossed advertisement, slightly reduced at top, Very Fine. Estimate  $150 - 200. Confederate States use a short time after Ft. Sumter; The company was run by William S. Hastie and Edward S. Calhoun. Edward was the nephew of John C. Calhoun. Ex-Marcus White, Marcus Brown and J.V. Nielsen. (Image1)


SOLD for $110.00
Will close during Public Auction
2675 U imageConfederacy, United States 1860-61, 3¢ Star Die. Entire canceled by grid with matching "Charleston, S.C., Feb 25, 1861" cds, to Marion C.H., S.C., Very Fine, Confederate usage. Scott No. U.S. U27  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $110.00
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2676 U imageConfederacy, United States 1860-61, 3¢ Star Die. Entire grid canceled with "Charleston, S.C., Mar 21, 1861" cds, to Spartanburg, S.C., Very Fine, Confederate State usage. Scott No. U.S. U26  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $70.00
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2677 U imageConfederacy, Adams Ex. Co., Louisville, Ky., Jul 23, 1861. Circular date stamp canceling a U.S. 1860 3¢ Star Die entire to Lloyds, Va. with "via Richmond" routing endorsement, entered the mails with "Richmond, Va., Jul 29, 1861" cds (Powell type 2a) with matching "Paid 10" in circle handstamp, manuscript "Paid 2/-" express rate, Very Fine. Scott No. U.S. U26  Estimate $1,500 - 2,000. (Image1)

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SOLD for $1,400.00
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2678 U imageConfederacy, From The Adams Express Co., Louisville, Ky. Rare three line circular handstamp (Dietz type I) on U.S. 1860, 3¢ Star Die entire to New Orleans, La., manuscript "Pd. 1/4" (2 bits) rate; entire rebacked & expert restoration at top, Very Fine appearance, still a presentable example of this great rarity, only this cover front and a full cover are known to us bearing this marking. Scott No. U.S. U27  Estimate $300 - 400. (Image1)

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SOLD for $230.00
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2679   imageConfederacy, Adams Express Company/Great Eastern, Western & Southern Express Forwarders/New York. Bold blue oval handstamp on U.S. 1861, 3¢ Star Die entire to Richmond, Va., with "Paid 5" in circle handstamp applied in Richmond; small sealed tear at top right and some restored edge wear at bottom, Very Fine appearance. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $525.00
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2680   imageConfederacy, E.P. Alexander, Capt. Engrs, C.S.A. Officer endorsement on cover to Fredericksburg, Va., with additional "Pd 5" rate and pencil Aug 5th '61 docketing, no town markings, Very Fine, an early field letter from E. Porter Alexander, who later became a Confederate Brigadier - General (bio included). Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
2681   imageConfederacy, Greensborough, Ala., May 24. Cds e matching "Paid" and "10" handstamps (Dietz IB) on small cover to Mobile, Ala.; partial bottom flap, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


SOLD for $90.00
Will close during Public Auction
2682 4 imageConfederacy, Mobile, Ala., May 13, 1862. Bold cds tying four margin 1862, 5¢ blue on fresh homemade cover to Marrion, Ala., Extremely Fine and choice. Scott No. 4  Estimate $100 - 150. (Image1)

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SOLD for $160.00
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2683   imageConfederacy, Suggsville, Ala., Mch 27. Manuscript postmark with "Paid 10" rate on cover to Jackson, with red embossed Grove Hill, Ala. attorney corner card; partial bottom flap and minor corner wear, Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $300.00
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2684   imageConfederacy, Little Rock, Ark, May 29, 1863. Full cds with matching "10" rate handstamp on cover to Van Buren, Ark., endorsed "Forwarded by G.S. Shipley, Kings Regt., Fagans Brigade"; small corner repair at top right, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction
2685 7 imageConfederacy, Pine Bluff, Ark./Nov. 3. Double circle postmark tying 1862 5¢ blue, horiz. pair (ample to large margins, right stamp with hidden defect) on cover to Grand View, Tex. franked with fancy manuscript "In Haste" in ornate box, Very Fine. Scott No. 7  Estimate $300 - 400. (Image1)

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SOLD for $375.00
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2686   imageConfederacy, Houston, Fla., Sep 11, 1863. Cds with matching "Paid 10" handstamp on folded letter sheet to Tallahassee; missing bottom flap, F.-V.F. and scarce, ex Spelman, Agre. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $1,300.00
Will close during Public Auction
2687 11 imageConfederacy, Jennings, Fla. Manuscript postmark tying 1863 10¢ blue (ample to mostly large margins, corner crease) on small 1863 folded cover (made from ledgersheet) to Tallahassee, Fla., vert. file fold, F.-V.F., a rare town postmark of which only three are recorded. Scott No. 11  Estimate $400 - 600. (Image1)

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SOLD for $1,100.00
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2688   imageConfederacy, Lake City, Fla., Aug 13. With matching straight line "Paid" & "10" in circle handstamp, on folded wrapper type cover to Tallahassee, Fine, ex Spelman. Estimate  $100 - 150. (Image1)


SOLD for $160.00
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2689   imageConfederacy, Lake City, Fla., Aug 5. Cds with san-serif letters, matching straight line "Paid 10" handstamp on turned cover to Camp Cooper, E. Fla., inside addressed to Welaka, E. Fla. and handcarried with 1863 docketing; corner repair at top left, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $250.00
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2690   imageConfederacy, Lake City, Fla., Oct 27. Cds with san-serif letters, matching straight line "Paid" and "10" in circle handstamps on cover to Union Seminary, Va. addressed to Stonewall Jackson's minister and later staff officer, Very Fine. Estimate  $150 - 200. (Image1)


SOLD for $550.00
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2691   imageConfederacy, Madison C.H., Fla., Apr 19. Cds with matching "Paid 10" handstamp on buff cover to Barboursville, Va., docketing indicating 1864 usage, Very Fine. Estimate  $200 - 300. (Image1)


SOLD for $425.00
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2692 11c imageConfederacy, Madison C.H., Fla., Apr 20. Cds tying 1863, 10¢ greenish blue (Top Margin Single, clear to large margins) on fresh cover to Newbury C.H., S.C.; partial backflap, Very Fine, a scarce townmark. Scott No. 11c  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $425.00
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2693   imageConfederacy, Monticello, Flor., Jun 15. Cds with matching straight line "Paid" and "5" rate handstamps on cover to Pensacola, W. Florida, Very Fine and rare, only a few known. Estimate  $400 - 600. (Image1)


SOLD for $675.00
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2694   imageConfederacy, Ocala, Fla., Apr 17. Cds on 1863 folded letter to Augusta, Ga., matching straight line "Paid" and "10" rate handstamps; faint cover staining, Very Fine, ex Agre; with 1992 C.S.A. certificate. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $350.00
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2695 1 imageConfederacy, Pensacola, Fla. Neat cds tying 1861, 5¢ green, Stone Ia (four margins) on cover to Hamilton, Ga., cover bit reduced at left, Very Fine. Scott No. 1  Estimate $300 - 400. (Image1)

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SOLD for $575.00
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2696   imageConfederacy, Pensacola, Fla., Jul 5. Full cds with matching straight line "Paid" and "5" in circle handstamps on cover to Port Gibson, Miss., fresh and Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $425.00
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2697   imageConfederacy, Pensacola, Fla., Jun 17. Full bold cds with matching "Paid" and "5" in circle handstamps, on small cover to Panola, Miss., Very Fine. Estimate  $300 - 400. (Image1)


SOLD for $425.00
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2698 11 imageConfederacy, Quincy, Flor. Sep 14. Cds tying 1863, 10¢ blue (large margins) on homemade cover to Adairsville, Ga., Very Fine, ex-Hart. Scott No. 11  Estimate $150 - 200. (Image1)

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SOLD for $260.00
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2699 12 imageConfederacy, Quincy, Flor., Mar 11. Cds tying 1863, 10¢ blue (large even margins) on cover to Athens, Ga.; cover with small sealed tears and some corner wear, F.-V.F., ex-Gibson. Scott No. 12  Estimate $200 - 300. (Image1)

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SOLD for $250.00
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2700   imageConfederacy, St. Marks, Fla., Jan 26. Cds with matching "Paid" and "10" rate handstamps on small cover to Albany, Ga., Very Fine, only four such usages known. Estimate  $400 - 600. (Image1)


SOLD for $800.00
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