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Confederate States continued...

Special Uses continued...
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
606 cover S-NC-03 imageNorth Carolina, Executive Department, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog S-NC-03), imprint on a cover franked with a dramatically miscut 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a Raleigh, N.C. c.d.s., to General Sam F. Patterson in Patterson, N.C. with manuscript docketing "Col. George Little", Governor Zebulon Vance's aide-de-camp; reduced slightly at the bottom with a small repair on that edge, Very Fine appearance, signed Kimbrough.
C.S.A. Catalog $500. (Image) (Image2)

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Get Market Data for [United States (Confederate States) S-NC-03] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
607 cover WD-CN-11 imageHeadquarters, Conscript Department, Columbia, S.C., Official Business imprint, Semi-Official Use (C.S.A. Catalog WD-CN-11), the second use of a turned cover franked with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a partial blue Columbia c.d.s., to "Capt M.S. Hanckel, AVM, Allandale, Barnwell Co." The first use of the cover is most unusual. It was apparently mailed aboard the steamer "Swan" (manuscript "Str Swan") and bears blue "STEAMBOAT" (37x4 mm, Montgomery, Ala.?) and "Due 2" handstamps and a United States 3¢ 1861 tied by a Jul 17 (1861) Savannah, Ga. c.d.s.; to Savannah attorney R.E. Lester; minor edge wear and spotting, but overall F-VF.

As the war progressed, the State of South Carolina commandeered as many used envelopes as they could find, turned them and then applied their imprint.
C.S.A. Catalog $500 ++.


The likely reason for the Confederate use of the U.S. stamp is that a passenger aboard the steamer already had the stamp in his possession and the ship's captain permitted its use and the Savannah post office canceled it. Additionally, the stamp overpaid by one cent the local drop letter rate. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Get Market Data for [United States (Confederate States) WD-CN-11] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $850.00
Will close during Public Auction
608 cover   imageTurned Semi-Official Cover, cover franked with a 10¢ type II (Keatinge & Ball) tied by a Greenville, S.C. c.d.s., Mar 24 (1865) to General Charles G.U. Dahlgren in Albany, Ga. "Via Washington Georgia"; the cover was made by cutting down and refolding a previously-used, legal size Semi-Official envelope showing a partial "(OFFI)CIAL B(USINESS)/ (CA)MP OF INSTRUCTION" imprint (and a small piece of a 102 type I) to Newberry C.H., S.C., Ex-F.D.R., Lemley, signed MacBride, P. Kaufmann.


This cover was also part of the Franklin Roosevelt Collection, having been sent to F.D.R. by General Dahlgren's son, Edgar. Included is a carbon copy of a letter, dated August 31, 1932, that was sent by Roosevelt - then governor of New York and Democratic candidate for President - to Dahlgren, thanking him for the cover and for "all that you and your friends are doing to aid me in the coming campaign." . (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4)

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Get Market Data for [United States (Confederate States) Collection] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $1,300.00
Will close during Public Auction
609 cover   imageState of Georgia, Adjutant General's Office, Semi-Official Use, manuscript A.G.O. on a triple rate legal size cover franked with a 10¢ greenish blue type II (Archer & Daly) and a 20¢ green (13) tied by a light Milledgeville, Ga. c.d.s., to Col. H.K. McCay, a.d.c. (aide-de-camp), Americus, Ga.; edge wear and vertical file fold, about Fine, signed A. Dietz.


Henry Kent McCay, was a transplanted Pennsylvanian who fought for the Confederacy. After the war, however, he joined the Republican party, participating in the reconstruction state constitutional convention, and accepting an appointment to the Georgia Supreme Court. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
610 cover   imageMilitary - Quartermaster's Official Business, Semi-Official Use, handmade provisional "OB" handstamp on a homemade legal size cover franked with a somewhat faulty pair of 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by an indistinct red Petersburg, Va., to Orange C.H., Va.; included is the original letter from the Quartermaster's Office, Malone's Brigade in Union-surrounded Petersburg to a farmer apologizing for the Army's destruction of his fence to use as fuel previous winter and offering to compensate him for the loss; the handstamp is faintly struck to the left of the stamps, Fine to Very Fine and rare. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction
611 cover   imageVirginia & Tennessee Rail Road, "BRISTOL/ V.&T.R.R." circle handstamp applied en route, ties a 10¢ light blue type II (Archer & Daly) on a cover to Martin's Depot, S.C.; typically blurry strike, cover somewhat refreshed, Fine to Very Fine. The V.&T.R.R. ran from Bristol to Lynchburg; this cancel was used only during 1861-62.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
612 cover   imageVirginia & Tennessee Rail Road, clearer-than-normal strike of a "BRISTOL/V.&T.R.R." circle ties a 10¢ milky blue type I (Archer & Daly) on a cover to Allegheny Springs, Va., Very Fine.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $600.00
Will close during Public Auction
613 cover   imageVirginia Central Rail Road, perfectly struck small "VA. C. R. R./COBHAM/6/Jun" c.d.s. on a clean brown cover franked with a pen-canceled, large-margined 10¢ milky blue type I (Archer & Daly) to Lt. Colonel Alfred L. Rives, Engineer Bureau, War Department, Richmond, Very Fine. Rives was an Acting Chief Engineer of the State of Virginia, and, ultimately, of the C.S.A.
C.S.A. Catalog $750. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $350.00
Will close during Public Auction
614 cover   imageVirginia Central Rail Road, "VIGINIA CENTRAL/R.R./JUN/25" 30mm circle ties a large-margined 10¢ dark blue type I (Archer & Daly) on a handmade turned cover to Brigadier General R.E. Colston in Petersburg, Va.; the inside of the cover, to Louisa C.H., was also franked with a 10¢ dark blue type I (Archer & Daly) this one tied by a partial Nov 4 Richmond c.d.s., unusually clean and Very Fine. Very rare and unlisted in the C.S.A. Catalog. (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,700.00
Will close during Public Auction
615 cover   imageNashville & Chattanooga Rail Road, double-lined oval "WARTRACE/N. & C. R. R./MAY 15/1863", complete but, typically, somewhat blurry strike (an 8 of 10) ties a large-margined 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) on a cover to Chattanooga, Tenn.; small edge tear at the upper left, Fine to Very Fine, signed Kimbrough.
C.S.A. Catalog $1,000. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction
616 cover   imageRichmond & Petersburg Rail Road Co., boxed corner card on a cover franked with a sheet margin 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly) placed over the corner card and tied by a blue Nov 15 Petersburg, c.d.s., to Christiansburg, Va.; stamp has been hinged to the left to display the full corner card; reduced slightly at the left, Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $450.00
Will close during Public Auction
617 cover   imageAnsel & Rehkopf, Cabinet Makers & Undertakers, Charleston S.C., Commercial Mail ("Rehkopf" lined out), a spectacular large, green, cameo-style illustrated corner card on a cover franked with a pen-canceled 10¢ type II (Archer & Daly), to Pendleton, S.C.; stamp torn irregularly at the bottom, top flap missing, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $425.00
Will close during Public Auction
618 cover   imageJ.A. Ansley & Co., Commission Merchants, Augusta, Ga., Commercial Mail, small blue oval cameo-style corner card on a cover franked with a 10¢ light blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a mostly complete Augusta c.d.s., to Danville, Va.; reduced just a tad at the top with top flap missing, otherwise Very Fine, signed P. Kaufmann. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $180.00
Will close during Public Auction
619 cover   imageGilmore & Co., Commission Merchants, Montgomery, Ala., Commercial Mail, colorless embossed corner card on a homemade cover - made from an inventory form - franked with a 10¢ milky blue, type II (Archer & Daly) tied by a bold Dec 3 Montgomery c.d.s., to Athens, Ga., slightly refolded at the top, signed Lieberwirth. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $300-350
SOLD for $190.00
Will close during Public Auction
620 cover   imageBank of the Commonwealth, Richmond, Commercial Mail, simple typeset corner card on a brown homemade cover - made from wrapping paper - franked with a 10¢ milky blue, type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a mostly complete Richmond c.d.s., Sep 1,1863, with a printed addressed to Southwestern Bank, Wytheville, Va.; few contemporaneous ink smears at the left, otherwise Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction
621 cover   imageIndependent Order of Odd Fellows, Commercial Mail, illustrated "I.O.O.F." Chain & Arrows corner card on a cover franked with a 10¢ light blue type I (Archer & Daly) placed over the corner card and tied by an incomplete Palmetto, Ga. c.d.s., to Atlanta, Ga.; stamp moved to lower left corner to display the full corner card, minor flap tear, Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction
622 cover   imageEvangelical Tract Society, Petersburg, Va., Commercial Mail, neat oval corner card on a clean homemade cover franked with a 10¢ milky blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a blue Petersburg c.d.s., to Spartanburg, S.C.; stamp slightly discolored at the bottom, otherwise Fine to Very Fine. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $250-350
SOLD for $160.00
Will close during Public Auction
623 cover   imageDickinson & Kilpatrick, Attorneys at Law, Grove Hill, Ala., Commercial Mail, small blue cameo-style oval corner card on a cover franked with a 10¢ milky blue type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a mostly clear "Grove Hill, Jul 13" c.d.s., docketed 1863, to Newtown Academy, Monroe Co., Ala.; minor soiling, Very Fine. A very late use of a cameo-style corner card.


Since elaborate embossed corner cards were all manufactured in the North, the outbreak of the war eliminated Southern businesses' supply of such envelopes. Consequently, by the end of the first two years of the war, supplies of them had been used up. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $350-500
SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction
624 cover   imageCentral Bank of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala., Commercial Mail, bright red cameo-style corner card on the flap of the initial use of a turned cover franked with a 10¢ type I (Archer & Daly) tied by a "Montgomery, Ala., Jul 22" (inverted day), to Mobile, Ala.; the cover was then turned and franked with two pairs of the 5¢ Richmond print (7) tied by Mobile c.d.s.'s and paying double-rate postage to Uniontown, Ala.; one large and a couple of smaller repaired tears, but quite a spectacular usage, Very Fine appearance. (Image) (Image2)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $400.00
Will close during Public Auction

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