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4241

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9a), large to huge margins slightly irregular at sides, tied by "Jerusalem VA Oct. 16" manuscript postmark on homemade cover to Monticello VA, Very Fine, #9a catalogs $550 as used vs #9 at $500; #9a is not priced on cover so we used the #9 on cover price, ex-Alexander Hall (Oct. 1997 sale where purchased by the consignor), with 1992 C.S.A. certificate.
Scott $1,500. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $500.00
Will close during Public Auction

4242

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9a), three huge margins, full at top, beautiful bright early shade on radiant white paper, tied by "Richmond VA Apr 1863" circular datestamp without day slug on yellow cover to Woodstock VA, very slightly reduced at right, Very Fine, #9a catalogs $550 as used vs #9 at $500; #9a is not priced on cover so we used the #9 on cover price, signed August Dietz.
Scott $1,500. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $400-600
SOLD for $550.00
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4243

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9a), remarkable pastel shade, clear to ample margins, small hole, tied by blue "Roswell Ga. Jul. 16" circular datestamp on brown cover to Macon Ga., Very Fine, Jack E. Molesworth description on back stating this is the green cancel, but it isn't. Roswell had cancels in blue, green and violet. All are rare with the green by far the rarest.
Scott $1,500 for #9 on cover. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $500.00
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4244

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9a), full to large margins except top left corner, gorgeous milky blue color, tied by "Salem VA July 7" (1863) circular datestamp on cover to "Hon. George Moore, Her Brittannic Majesty's Consul, Richmond VA, or whoever the British Consul may be at Richmond" (sent one month after Moore was expelled from the Confederacy), neatly opened at bottom. Moore served in Richmond as one of the British Consuls to the Confederate States and was expelled on June 6, 1863. Given the nature of the address, we can readily conclude this is an 1863 use, signed Brian Green.
Scott $1,500.

For more information on the expulsion of the British Consuls from the Confederacy, visit https://archive.nytimes.com/opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/10/the-expulsion-of-the-consuls/. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $475.00
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4245

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9a), ample to large margins at sides, touched at top and bottom, beautiful early shade, tied by "Rapid Ann Station May 30" circular datestamp on cover to Rogersville East Tenn., ink smear at bottom right, still Fine.
Scott $1,500 for #9 on cover. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $325.00
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4246

1863, 10¢ gray blue, "T-E-N", double transfer at bottom (CSA Handbook 9-v3) (Scott 9b), large margins at right and bottom, full at right and close at top, tied by blue "Richmond Va. Mar. 23, 186?" circular datestamp and manuscript "1st Presbyterian church" on fresh brown cover to Wilmington NC. The blue Richmond circular datestamp and double transfer are both rare.
Scott $1,500 for #9 on cover. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction

4247

1863, 10¢ gray blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9b), large margins all around, beautiful rich color, tied by Culpepper C.H. Va. circular datestamp with unreadable date on cover to Mocksville NC, cover with small nick at bottom right, still Very Fine cover featuring a beautiful stamp with a socked on the nose cancel. There are at least two other covers from this correspondence franked by a single or pair of T-E-N stamps.
Scott $1,500. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $450.00
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4248

1863, 10¢ gray blue, "T-E-N" (Scott 9b), dark shade, full to large margins, tied by "Charleston S.C. Jun. 5" double circle datestamp on cover addressed to Aiken S.C. then turned and franked with #7 horizontal pair tied by "Aiken S.C. Jun. 9" circular datestamp to what appears to be a faint James Island military address, horizontal crease clear of stamps, still Very Fine, a fabulous example of the gray blue shade. The Aiken cancel is 32mm and not recorded in Dietz.
Scott $1,500. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $650.00
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4249

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), pos. 36, full framelines at top and bottom, over half at left and traces at right, tied by "Culpepper C.H. VA Jun. 4" circular datestamp on cover addressed to Danville VA, top backflap missing, Extremely Fine stamp on a Very Fine cover. The framelines are what separates the stamps, so examples with four-frameline are extremely rare. Ex Wiseman (June 1971) with his boxed "RWW" handstamp on back and small note this cover appeared in a 1985 John Kaufmann and a 1997 auction where acquired by the consignor.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $1,900.00
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4250

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full frameline at right and majority of frameline at top and left, tied by "Orange C.H. VA Aug. 7" (1863) on brown cover to Augusta GA, small toned spot in "o" of "Postage" not mentioned on certificate, Extremely Fine and exceptionally fresh cover, with 1999 C.S.A. certificate not noting toned spot.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

4251

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full frameline at bottom and partial framelines on other three sides, tied by "Mobile Ala. Jul. 5, 1863" double circle datestamp with "Jul" inverted, on fresh cover to Burnsville Ala, Extremely Fine and rare with this amount of frameline, which was shared between neighboring stamps, with 1999 C.S.A. certificate, P.F. certificate 271362 no longer accompanies.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $2,000-3,000
SOLD for $2,300.00
Will close during Public Auction

4252

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), pos. 44, full framelines at top and left and top half of right, tied by "Mobile Ala. Aug. 26" double circle datestamp on cover to Atlanta GA, Very Fine, ex Richmond Stock (where acquired by the consignor).
Scott $3,750. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $2,000.00
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4253

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full frameline at top and partial at sides, tied by "Pollard Ala. Feb. 20 ???" circular datestamp on cover made from another cover by cutting it in half at the left and leaving enough paper for a new left flap, addressed to Tuskaloosa Ala.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,400.00
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4254

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), pos. 25, Ty. I, full frameline at top and mostly complete at right, barely touched at left, small scrape, tied by "Orange, C. H., VA Aug. 1, 1863" circular datestamp on brown cover to Augusta Georgia, otherwise Fine. This was described as a normal #10 in the Wiseman sale and #10c in theh auction where acquired by the consignor. The consignor and we disagree. We do agree that this is an unusual shade. The consignor called it a deep milky blue. Ex Wiseman (June 1971) with his boxed "RWW" handstamp on back. Acquired by the consignor in a 1997 auction.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $1,800.00
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4255

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full frameline at top and partial at bottom, tied by bold partial strike of "Jackson Miss. Jul. 30" circular datestamp on adversity cover made from blue-lined paper to Edward Dean in Spartanburg S.C., most of top backflap missing, still Very Fine. The famous Edward Jefferson Dean (1842-1885) correspondence contains most of the known covers with the rare Spartanburg provisional adhesive with letters written to him by his sister, as well as many exceptional adversity covers. The provisional covers in 1861 identify him as a Corporal in the Spartan Rifles Co K 5th SC Infantry. This 12 month regiment disbanded in April 1862, and Corporal Dean apparently re-enlisted in the Palmetto South Carolina Sharpshooters. By the time of this cover, he was commissioned a Lieutenant in Co C 22nd SC Inf and later promoted Captain of the company. Capt Dean was captured as a POW while leading his company at the Battle of the Crater (7/30/1864) during the Siege of Petersburg and remained in captivity at Fort Delaware until the end of the war.
Scott $3,750.

William R. Weiss noted on page 59 in his Confederate States General Issue Stamps used on Adversity Covers, 1861-1865 (currently available from the CWPS for $6), "Only three adversity uses were available to the author in assembling this collection." Five pages earlier Weiss states that he collected this area for a decade. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $1,600.00
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4256

1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full framelines at top and bottom and traces of frameline at right, just touching at left tied by 2 strikes of "Winchester Va. Jun. 12" circular datestamp on cover to Apperson's PO, VA, central vertical file fold clear of stamp, still Very Fine.
Scott $3,750. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,400.00
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4257

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1863, 10¢ blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10), full frameline at bottom and most of framelines on other 3 sides, tied by "McKinley Ala Feb. 25" circular datestamp on cover front addressed to a Surgeon in the Alabama 43rd, Gracie's Brigade, Buckner's Division, Longstreets Corps, Morristown, Tenn., faults clear of stamp and most of address, a Fine front with an Extremely Fine stamp, ex-Caspary.
Scott $3,750 on full cover.

The 43rd Alabama was assigned to Buckner's Division in late 1863 and Gracie was KIA in December 2, 1864 (https://civilwarintheeast.com/confederate-regiments/alabama/43rd-alabama-infantry/#google_vignette). Therefore, this must be an 1864 use. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,500.00
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4258

10a

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10a), large margins incl. all or part of framelines on three sides, gorgeous color tied by perfectly struck "Milledgeville Ga. May 5" circular datestamp on home made cover to "Acworth, W & A (Western & Atlantic) R.Road Georgia", Very Fine stamp and cover to a station on the Western & Atlantic Railroad, frameline stamps in the milky blue shade are extremely rare and always achieve higher prices than the normal #10 on cover., with 1979 P.F. certificate.

A railroad station was built there in the 1840s and was destroyed by Union forces on Nov. 13, 1864. Thus, this cover must be either 1863, in which case it would be a very early use as the stamp is believed to have been issued in April 1863) or 1864. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,500-2,500
SOLD for $2,000.00
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4259

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10a

1863, 10¢ milky blue, "frame lines" (Scott 10a), three full framelines at sides and top, tied by Jackson Miss. June or July circular datestamp on adversity cover front & top backflap made from printed legal document to Spartanburg SC, "Key Box No. 26" in bottom left corner, Extremely Fine, ex Keeling, with photocopy of 1976 P.F. certificate.
Scott $3,750.

William R. Weiss noted on page 59 in his book "Confederate States General Issue Stamps used on Adversity Covers, 1861-1865" (currently available from the CWPS for $6) "Only three adversity uses were available to the author in assembling this collection." 5 pages earlier Weiss states that he collected this area for a decade. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $2,200.00
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4260

10c

1863, 10¢ dark blue, "frame lines", Pos. 44 with short transfer at bottom (Scott 10c), large margins with complete frameline on top and bottom and partial at left, intense color, tied by "Richmond VA, Apr. 26, 1863" circular datestamp on cover to Catawba Springs NC, top backflap removed, Very Fine. The earliest documented use of this issue is April 23, 1863, and this cover is dated April 26, 1863, signed Hubert A. Skinner that reads "Type 2 - Without Flaw. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $1,300.00
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4261

1864, Two covers related to Confederate Brigadier General Edwin G. Lee, a cover addressed to him as Brigadier General commanding at Stanton Va. with #11 tied by red Petersburg, Va. circular datestamp, horizontal crease through stamp, and a cover addressed to Mrs. Col. E.G. Lee in Richmond with #11 with wide margins all around tied by 1864 Richmond circular datestamp and overpaying the drop rate, Very Fine pair, the cover addressed to Lee can be seen online. Shipping charges apply - weight 4 lbs. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $140.00
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4262

1863, 10¢ blue, on mourning cover sent by Mrs. President John Tyler (Scott 11), large margin at bottom, tied by "Richmond Va. Jul. 29" (1863 or 1864) circular datestamp, addressed to Cross Roads VA, Very Fine and a possibly unique cover, signed Brian Green (who described cover on back).

Tyler was born into a prominent slaveholding Virginia family, and was a stalwart supporter and advocate of states' rights, including regarding slavery. He died on January 18, 1862, and because Tyler sided with the Confederacy, when the war ended, she did not receive the free franking privilege. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $325.00
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4263

1863, 10¢ blue on all-over Advertising cover (Scott 11), four large margins, tied by well-struck "Richmond VA Apr. 14" circular datestamp on "Spotts & Harvey Grocers & Commission Merchants" green overall lithographed advertising cover to Emory Va., W. Eaves N.Y. imprint on flap, Extremely Fine, a beautiful Confederate States all-over advertising cover. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $400-500
SOLD for $325.00
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4264

1863 (Apr. 23), 10¢ blue Die A earliest documented usage on cover (Scott 11), full to large margins on three sides, close at right, tied by well-struck "Richmond VA Apr. 23, 1863" circular datestamp on brown cover to Black Walnut VA, neatly opened, Very Fine, ex Muzzy (HR Harmer Apr. 21, 1967 with pages from the auction catalog) & Fisher (May 1996; where purchased by the consignor).

This EDU cover is on the market for only the second time in over 58 years. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $650.00
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4265

11c

1863, 10¢ greenish blue, on Oct. 5 cover from British Consul in Charleston to the new British Consul in Richmond 3 days before the former was expelled from the CSA (Scott 11c), clear to full margins, tied by "Charleston S.C. Oct. 5, 1863" circular datestamp on cover to "G.A. Myers, Esq. Attorney at Law, Richmond Va." with "H.P. Walker" sender's endorsement at bottom left, vertical creases, Fine appearing cover from the British Consul in Charleston, who was expelled from the CSA along with the rest of the British Consuls 3 days later on October 8, 1863, to the acting British Consul in Richmond, a Jewish prominent lawyer., also includes a cover franked with a pair of #6 tied by blue "Dublin VA circular datestamp to Myers in Richmond (signed Kimbrough), signed Brian Green (with letter sharing info on recipient &.

For more information on the expulsion of the British Consuls from the Confederacy, visit https://archive.nytimes.com/opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/10/the-expulsion-of-the-consuls/. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (Image4) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $300.00
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4266

11c

c.1864 (Jan. 21), Adversity cover made from illustrated advertisment, franked with #11c, large margins at top and right, close at left and into at bottom, tied by blue "Columbia S.C. Jan. 21" circular datestamp on adversity cover made from portion of hardware and cutlery merchant Allen & Dial gorgeous illustrated advertisement, addressed to "Ex. Gov. W.H. (William Henry) Gist, Union C.H. So. Ca.", refolded to show unusual train images, faults that do not detract, lovely Very Fine appearance, see the entire inside online.

William Henry Gist was born in Charleston and served in both the South Carolina House of Representatives and the South Carolina Senate from 1844 to 1856. Although elected Lieutenant Governor by the state legislature in 1848, he failed to qualify and therefore remained in the Senate. A strong supporter of secession, he was elected as governor in 1858 andwrote to all cotton states except Texas to inform them of the likelihood of South Carolina's withdrawal from the Union and to request their cooperation. He also kept the state legislature in special session to await the outcome of the 1860 presidential election, proposing that a convention be called and the militia strengthened in the event of Abraham Lincoln's election. Gist left office on December 17, 1860, the day that the Secession Convention convened, and signed the Ordinance of Secession as a convention member. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $350.00
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4267

10¢ blue, Die A, Collection of 22 Covers (Scott 11), includes 2 covers with pairs and one with 2 singles, nice range of usages including a green shade (11d, ex-Kohn, signed Kimbrough), 4 to military addresses, a turned cover with a 5¢ #7 inside, an on piece drop, and a Texas town ("Spring…"), a few with letters including some interesting content, and more, mounted on blank album pages with the consignor's original handwritten descriptions, generally Fine to Very Fine and clean, fully imaged online. Shipping charges apply - weight 0.6 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $1,200.00
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4268

1863, 10¢ deep blue, Keatinge & Ball (Scott 12), mostly large margins irregular at bottom and left, tied by "Petersburg VA Mar. 11" (1865) circular datestamp with second strike alongside, on small cover to Pamplins Depot, Appomattox (County), VA, Very Fine.

It is both interesting and unusual to see such a heavy cancel completely covering the head of Jefferson Davis. Could this be a bold political statement during the twilight of Confederacy? (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $100-150
SOLD for $225.00
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4269

1863 (May 1), 10¢ milky blue Die B earliest documented usage (Scott 12a), full to large margins all around, tied by light but readable "Richmond VA May 1, 1863" circular datestamp on cover to Jeffress Store, Nottoway Cty. VA, very slightly soiled, Very Fine, ex Muzzy (HR Harmer Apr. 21, 1967 with pages from the auction catalog) & Fisher (May 1996; where purchased by the consignor).

This EDU cover is on the market for only the second time in over 58 years. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $350.00
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4270

1863, 10¢ blue, Army of Tennessee and Northern Virginia grid cancels (Scott 11), former with #11, three large margins and close at right, canceled by Army of Tennessee grid cancel (CSA Handbook ATN-03) and tied by pencil manuscript "Ga. Campaign Tenn. Army" to Shelby Springs Ala., "Nov. 17, 1864" docketing at left, latter with #11 three full to jumbo margins at bottom left, close at top and tied by well-struck 8-bar (CSA Handbook ANV-04) and addressed to "L. (Launcelot) M. Blackford, Confederate Military Court, 1st Army Corps A.N.V./ Lieut. Gen. Longstreet, Hd. Qua.", "Chas. Irving Esq. Rec'd 25 Nov. 1864, Answd." docketing at left, Very Fine duo. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $150-200
SOLD for $350.00
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4271

1863, 10¢ blue, "No account" (Scott 12), large margins at bottom and left, close at top and right, with manuscript "No account", tied by bold target cancel with "Washington D.C. with Jul. 28, '64" double circle datestamp, on blue cover addressed to Boscobel N.Y., ms. "3"¢ due and "Soldier's Letter R. Fuller Lt. Co. A 6th NY Arty" at far left, Fine to Very Fine.

Boscobel is not a town; it is a mansion overlooking the Hudson on the 250-acre farm in Montrose, New York. You can learn more about it at https://boscobel.org/. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $400.00
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4272

10¢ blue, Die B, Collection of 30 Covers (Scott 12), better including 2 with violet circular datestamps, 3 turned covers, 5 to military addresses, a cover docketed by CSA Secretary of the Navy Steven Mallory, a US 3c star die entire adversity use, nice range of shades and towns, and a few with contents, etc., mounted on blank album pages with the consignor's original handwritten descriptions, generally Fine to Very Fine and fresh lot, fully imaged online. Shipping charges apply - weight 0.6 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $1,000.00
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4273

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), tied by full and partial strikes of Richmond VA circular datestamp (Dietz Type VII) on yellow cover to "Prospect Depot, SCRR, Prince Edward Co. VA", Very Fine cover to a very small train station.
Scott $1,250.

Per wikipedia, Prospect is an unincorporated community in Prince Edward County, Virginia, United States. This town was a stop on the Southside Railroad in the mid-19th Century. This became the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad in 1870 and then a line in the Norfolk and Western Railway and now the Norfolk Southern Railway. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $275.00
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4274

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), clear to large margins, tied by bold strike of Army of Northern Virginia grid on blue cover to White Gate P.O. VA, manuscript "J.A.F., Co. C - 3rd Ark. Regt. Texas Brigade" soldier's endorsement on top backflap, reduced at bottom and missing bottom flap, some wear and toning on stamp, nonetheless, a Very Fine strike of the scarce Army of Northern Virginia grid cancel. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $300.00
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4275

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), four margins, tied by light "La Grange Ga. May 5" circular datestamp on cover to Athens, GA. 1864 pencil docketing, Very Fine, another very similar cover from this correspondence with the same address plus "Box 90" was sold in the June 2022 John H. Walker sale for $325 hammer as a "military address" for some unknown and inexplicable reason.
Scott $1,250. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $325.00
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4276

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), four margins, tied by lightly struck red Petersburg VA circular datestamp on cover to Dry Creek SC, Fine, Red town cancels on this issue are scarce. Scott assigns a $200 premium and the CSA Handbook assigns a 75% premium for a red cancel on cover.
Scott $1,450. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $300-400
SOLD for $400.00
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4277

1863, 20¢ green, shows evidence of being diagonally cut for a possible bisect use (Scott 13), three ample margins, just into at left with clipped corners, tied by "Velasco Tex. Apr. 10" circular datestamp and manuscript blue pen "X", on cover to Independence Texas, under high magnification, can see one diagonal cut or scratch from both the bottom left and top right corners just into the vignette, stamp and cover with faults, Fine and interesting Texas usage, with 1993 C.S.A. certificate stating "genuine" with no mention of faults.
Scott $1,250. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $225.00
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4278

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), three large margins, close at left, tied by Staunton Va circular datestamp on repaired & reduced legal sized brown cover to Leaksville NC, Fine appearing example of a pair of the 20¢ green paying the non-Trans-Mississippi rate, which, despite the small difference in catalog value, is far scarcer than the 40¢ Trans-Mississippi rate. In fact, we haven't seen another one in a philatelic auction in about 7 years, with 1976 P.F. certificate.
Scott $4,750. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Estimate $600-800
SOLD for $550.00
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4279

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), full margins all around, tied by "Richmond VA Dec.(?) 10" circular datestamp (Dietz Type VI) on cover to Columbus GA, half of top backflap missing and slightly reduced at left, Fine to Very Fine.
Scott $1,250. (Image) (All Images)

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Estimate $200-300
SOLD for $325.00
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4280

1863, 20¢ green (Scott 13), full to large margins, used with faulty 10¢ greenish blue, Die B (12c) with wide sheet margin at right, both tied by "Americus Ga. May 22" circular datestamp on legal size cover with attorney's boxed corner card to "Honorable Wm. E. Smith, M.C. (Member of Congress) in Richmond VA, top backflap removed and small faults, otherwise Fine and very scarce example of the 30¢ triple rate (1-1½ oz), with Jack E. Molesworth description on left backflap, ex-Col. Green (May 1943 Harmer Rooke sale / Green sale #8) and 1988 Rarities of the World auction, signed Dietz, with 1983 P.F. certificate stating "it is a genuine usage" with no mention of faults. (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)

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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $800.00
Will close during Public Auction