Civil War Patriotic Cover, The First Step in the Art of War..How to Run, Unused Envelope Unused patriotic cover with blue illustration depicting a group of soldiers marching in formation, captioned "THE FIRST STEP IN THE ART OF WAR." at left and "HOW TO RUN." at right. Similar to Bischel 1811, Walcott unlisted. Light toning and staining. (Image)
Estimate Range: 25 to 50US$
Opening US$ 20.00
Sold...US$ 20.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:05:50 EST
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Lot No: 8005
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Civil War Patriotic Ephemera, Hand-Colored, Regimental Flag, Red and Blue with Cannon, Spear and Glove Scarce Wartime Soldier's Drawing
Partial letter and sketches written by Confederate Soldier Ransom L. Eudy addressed to his nephew Adam Jackson Eudy.
Ruled paper measuring approximately 7 1/4 by 4 inches, with a hand-drawn and hand-colored depiction of an unidentified regimental flag in red and blue, including a cannon, spear, and glove. File folds with a bit of separation. On front and back is written,
“made by R. Ludy (?) for aDam Jackson udy (?) and when he git hit he tell him that his uncle Rance made hit for him Ransom Ludy (?) Adam jackson udy (?) / April the 25 Saturday eavning I am not rite well and I will make this to pleez the children.”
The letter is written by Ransom E. Eudy (possibly Endy) of North Carolina, who signs himself "Uncle Rance" (Ransom) and addresses the drawing to his nephew, Adam Jackson Eudy.
An interesting and scarce wartime example of Civil War soldier folk art.References:Ransom E. Eudy, Family Search(Image)
Estimate Range: 150 to 250US$
Opening US$ 70.00
Sold...US$ 70.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:08:15 EST
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Lot No: 8006
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Civil War Patriotic Cover, George Washington on Shield with Liberty, with "P.O. BUSINESS" Marking With Patriotic Lettersheet from Husband to Wife
Addressed to the postmaster in Princeville, Ill. "JEFFERSON CITY, MO NOV. 11" datestamp. Datelined November 8, 1861.
Enclosed folded letter from a Union soldier, Thompson Klemmer, writing from Camp Marshall, to his wife Mary, reporting his good health, concern for ill comrades, movement near rebel camps in Virginia, instructions for retrieving money from the express office, and affectionate messages to his children. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 110.00
Sold...US$ 110.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:09:02 EST
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Lot No: 8008
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Civil War Patriotic Cover Front, Union and the Constitution, to Norway via Prussian Closed Mail Extremely Scarce Foreign Destination for Patriotic Mail to Norway
La Crosse, Wis. "JAN 11 1862" datestamp, addressed to Norway and sent unpaid at the 46c Prussian Closed Mail rate. Scarce "Detroit Mich Am Pkt/23" transit, and carried on Allen Line's "Hibernian" from Portland with manuscript "46" in red. Svinesund transit mark at bottom right. Despite the front having stains, this is an extremely scarce destination for patriotic covers, very few are known sent abroad, especially to Norway. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 500 to 1,000US$
Opening US$ 260.00
Sold...US$ 260.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:10:50 EST
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Lot No: 8010
Symbol: Cat No: 26
Civil War Patriotic Cover, George Washington with Eagle, Rattlesnake and Flag Design (W-32), #26 3c Red Tied on Cover to Rochester, New York Extremely Rare George Washington Design
“THE EAGLE SHALL BEAR THE RATTLESNAKE IN HIS TALONS / AND SHALL REND HIM WITH HIS BEAK” imprint, addressed to S. W. Parsons, Esq., Rochester, Monroe County, New York with Old Point Comfort datestamp. (Image)
Estimate Range: 400 to 600US$
Opening US$ 200.00
Sold...US$ 200.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:12:16 EST
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Lot No: 8011
Symbol: Cat No: 65
Civil War Patriotic Cover, Embossed "Stand by the Flag" with Multicolor Flag Design, #65 3c Rose Tied to Montgomery County, Pennsylvania(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 50.00
Sold...US$ 50.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:12:46 EST
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Lot No: 8015
Symbol: Cat No: 65
Civil War Patriotic Cover, the Flag Our Fathers Fought For, #65 3c Rose, to Hillsdale, Michigan 1862 Letter Enclosed
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Lot No: 8017
Symbol: Cat No: 68
Civil War Patriotic Cover, Red and Blue Eagle and Shield, #68 10c Green, Tied by Murphy's, California Circular Datestamp to Pennsylvania Rare California Patriotic Cover Usage
Murphy's, Cal., Feb 4 (Calaveras). Two strikes of blue circular datestamp, one tying 1861, 10c green on cover to Pottsville, Pa., with red and blue eagle and shield patriotic design at left; light cover edge wear and small tear at right.
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Lot No: 8020
Symbol: Cat No: 68
Civil War Patriotic Cover, "Stand by the Union", #68 10c Green with Grid Cancel, Addressed to California Rare Patriotic Usage to the California
Addressed to Samuel Howard Gerrish in Vallejo, California with Springfield, MA postmark at bottom left. The stamp with two light horizontal creases, and the cover with a small stain.
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Lot No: 8021
Symbol: Cat No: 68a
Civil War Patriotic Cover, "Union & Liberty" Eagle and Flag (W-2601), #68a 10c Dark Green on 1862 Cover, Salem, Oregon to Iowa Extremely Rare, Only 6 Oregon Patriotics Recorded, This an Attractive Usage
The stamp with grid postmark. "SALEM OR OCT 13 1862" postmark, addressed to Hawleyville, Iowa.
Only Six Recorded Patriotic Covers used from Oregon during the entire Civil War, of which, this is Certainly One of the Finer Examples.
Adams Express Co., Blue Oval Company Handstamp of Augusta, GA on Piece of 3c Star Die Entire with Confederate "PAID 10" Straightline and "2" for Express Rate Through the Lines A Beautiful Strike of Adams Express Co. Through the Lines
3c star-die cut square tied by "AUGUSTA Ga JUL 18 1861" datestamp on piece, beautifully struck blue oval of "ADAMS EXPRESS CO AUGUSTA GA JUL 18 1861" as well as Confederate "PAID 10" rating and 2/ (two bits) for the Express rate through the lines.
A full cover catalogs $2,500 in CSA Catalog. This is a bargain way to "fill the space" with a lovely example.
Old Point Comfort "Due 3" Handstamp on 1863 Civil War Soldier's Letter, From Virginia to New Hampshire Old Point Comfort "Due 3" handstamp on cover originating at Newport News, Virginia, March 12, 1863, addressed to Mr. George P. Wheeler, New Ipswich, New Hampshire. Written by a soldier of the 6th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry, then stationed at Newport News, Virginia, February 11 through March 26, 1863. Writer was attached to the Commissary Department, likely assigned by the regiment, and speaks of gathering cattle, baking bread, and related duties. The regiment moved west in late March 1863. Cover with enclosed soldier's letter. (Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 50.00
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Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:33:18 EST
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Lot No: 8043
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Old Point Comfort "Due 3" Handstamp on Civil War Soldier's Letter to Groveland, Massachusetts(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 50.00
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Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:33:41 EST
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Lot No: 8044
Symbol: Cat No: 68, 76
#68 1861 10c Green and #76 1863 5c Brown, Both Tied by Target Cancels on 1864 Cover from Union-Occupied New Orleans to Bordeaux, France via Steamer New Orleans to France
10c Green (68) and 5c Brown (76), tied by target cancels on April 15, 1864 cover from New Orleans, Louisiana to Madame Veuve Cessac, 179 Route de Toulouse, Bordeaux, France. Black "New Orleans, La. Apr 15 64" double-circle datestamp. Manuscript "via Steamer" at upper left. Red "New York Paid 12" credit circular datestamp and red "P.D." in box French entry mark. French receiving marks on reverse. New Orleans had been under Union occupation since May 1862. THe 5c stamp with a diagonal crease at top right.
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Lot No: 8046
Symbol: Cat No: 26
#26 1857 3c Red on Cover Capt. Charles F. Packard, 27th Maine Regiment Addressed to “Mr. Charles F. Packard, Alexandria, 27th Maine Regt. Co. A,” with “Bedford, Me. Mar 13” circular datestamp at left. Capt. Packard would later serve with the 102nd United States Colored Troops. (Image)
Estimate Range: 50 to 75US$
Opening US$ 30.00
Sold...US$ 30.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:35:36 EST
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Confederate States
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Lot No: 8048
Symbol: Cat No: 65
Confederate Patriotic, Embossed 11-Star Confederate Flag, Used by Southern Sympathizer in Connecticut, #653c Rose Tied by Circle of Wedges Very Fine and Seldom Seen Usage
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Lot No: 8049
Symbol: Cat No: 18
#18 1861 1c Blue, Type I, Plate 12, Relied C, Horizontal Strip of Three, Tied by Fancy Lyre Cancels on Cover to New Orleans, Louisiana Confederate Use of U.S. Postage During the Independent State Period
Carroll Hoy correspondence addressed to "Messrs. Carroll Hoy & Co., New Orleans, La." with black "Canton Ms. Apr 30" circular datestamp. The cover with minor wear along top edge, otherwise Fine. This is a rare Confederate usage of this fancy cancel on U.S. postage.
The cover is datestamped 18 days after the firing on Fort Sumter and one month before the Confederate States Post Office Department assumed responsibility for mail service on June 1, 1861. During this brief Independent State period, U.S. postage stamps continued to be accepted on mail originating within the seceded states. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 1,500 to 2,000US$
Opening US$ 800.00
Sold...US$ 800.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:37:40 EST
Sold For 800
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Lot No: 8050
Symbol: Cat No: 24
#24, 1c Blue, Type V, Partial Imprint, Tied by Mobile, Alabama Double-Circule Datestamp 1861 Piece Confederate Use of U.S. Postage
MOBILE ALA. MAR 12 1861 double circle datestamp. Small faults from overhanging stamp on right. (Image)
Estimate Range: 150 to 350US$
Opening US$ 100.00
Sold...US$ 100.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:38:09 EST
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Lot No: 8051
Symbol: Cat No: 26
#26, 3c Confederate Use of U.S. Postage, May 17, 1861, Virginia Confederate Use of U.S. Postage
Addressed to Culpeper C H, Virginia. Manuscript "Belmead Mills, VA May 17, 1861" and pen cancel.
According to the Confederate States of America Catalog and Handbook of Stamps and Postal History:
“On November 15, 1860, Governor John Letcher called for a Special Session of the General Assembly to consider secession. On January 7, 1861, the legislature authorized a Secession Convention to convene on February 13 in Richmond. On April 17, the convention adopted an Ordinance of Secession on condition of ratification by a statewide referendum. The voters overwhelmingly approved the measure on May 23 thus ratifying the terms stipulating the effective date of secession as of April 17, 1861. Virginia was admitted to the Confederacy on May 7.”
Therefore, this cover represents Confederate usage of U.S. Postage.References:Confederate States of America Catalog and Handbook of Stamps and Postal History, page 25(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 60.00
Sold...US$ 60.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:38:47 EST
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Lot No: 8052
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: 36b
#36b 12c Black, Plate III, Used with Mobile, Alabama 1861 Double-Circle Datestamp Confederate Use of U.S. Postage
MOBILE ALA. APR 23 1861 double-circle datestamp. (Image)
Estimate Range: 300 to 400US$
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:39:27 EST
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Lot No: 8053
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: 38
#38 30c Orange, Used with New Orleans, February 14, 1861 Circular Datestamp Confederate Use of U.S. Postage
Stamp canceled by "NEW ORLEANS La. FEB 14 1861" circular datestamp. A desirable Valentine's Day Usage of Confederate State use US postage.
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Lot No: 8058
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X1
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X1, 2c Blue, Used with Town Postmark Fine to Very Fine example, with tiny scissor cut at lower left edge. (Image)
Estimate Range: 300 to 500US$
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:42:33 EST
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Lot No: 8059
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X2
Confederacy, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2c Red, 62X2, Clear Margins, Unused, Original Gum A small hole. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 160.00
Sold...US$ 160.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:44:58 EST
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Lot No: 8060
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X3
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, 62X3, 5c Brown, Used with New Orleans Postmark Diagonal crease and a small thin spot at right. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 60.00
Sold...US$ 60.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:45:42 EST
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Lot No: 8061
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X4
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X4, 5c Red Brown on Bluish, Partial Imprint, Used with Town Cancel Stamp with part of imprint at top, used with town cancel, slight creasing, and a bit of edge thinning, otherwise Very Fine. (Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:46:30 EST
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Lot No: 8062
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X4
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X4, 5c Red Brown on Bluish, Used with Light Town Circular Datestamp Fine. (Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 70.00
Sold...US$ 70.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:48:46 EST
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Lot No: 8063
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X5
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X5, 5c Yellow Brown, Used with Light Town Postmark(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 60.00
Sold...US$ 60.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:49:12 EST
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Lot No: 8064
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X5
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X5, 5c Yellow Brown, Used with Town Postmark, No Gum Stamp with no gum, small thin at center otherwise, Fine. (Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 50.00
Sold...US$ 50.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:49:30 EST
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Lot No: 8065
Symbol: Cat No: CSA 65X1
Confederate States of America, Petersburg, Virginia, CSA #65X1, 5c Red, Position 1, Top Left Corner Margin, Tied on Piece by Blue Town Postmark Extremely Fine and Attractive
An Extremely Fine and Attractive top left corner margin single tied on piece by blue "Petersburg Va. Nov 1" circular datestamp. The stamp with brilliant color, a desirable example of this provisional.
Provenance: Ex Richard L. Calhoun Certificate: APS 170933 (Image)
Estimate Range: 750 to 1,000US$
Opening US$ 500.00
Sold...US$ 500.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:50:15 EST
Sold For 500
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Lot No: 8066
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X5
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X5, 5c Violet Brown, Four Large Margins, Used with Partial New Orleans Circular Datestamp PF Graded 90 XF
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Lot No: 8067
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62X2
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, #62X2, 2c Red, Used Scarce
Stamp faulty but still an attractive spacefiller. Certificate: 2009 CSA Certificate (Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 110.00
Sold...US$ 110.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:51:37 EST
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Lot No: 8068
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 62x3
Confederate States of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, CSA #62X3, 5c Brown on White, Used with New Orleans Postmark Stamp rebacked and trimmed. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 100 to 200US$
Opening US$ 50.00
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Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:52:08 EST
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Lot No: 8072
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 1
Confederate States of America, CSA #1, 5c Green, Used(Image)
Estimate Range: 50 to 100US$
Opening US$ 45.00
Sold...US$ 45.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:55:12 EST
Sold For 45
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Lot No: 8073
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 1
Confederate States of America, CSA #1, 5c Green, Right Margin Single, Used with Town Postmark(Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 100.00
Sold...US$ 100.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:55:37 EST
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Lot No: 8074
Symbol: Cat No: 1
Confederate States of America, CSA #1, 5c Green, Horizontal Pair, Tied on Piece by Richmond October 1861 Circular Datestamp Scarce First Week Usage
Pair tied on piece by "RICHMOND Va. OCT 22 1861" circular datestamp, making this a scarce first week usage of the Confederate 5c Green issue. The first day was October 16, 1861. The pair has not yet been plated, but is either Stone 1 or Stone AB. (Image)
Estimate Range: 300 to 500US$
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:56:10 EST
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Lot No: 8075
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 2
Confederate States of America, CSA #2 10c Blue, Large Margins All Around, Used with Town Postmark(Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 100.00
Sold...US$ 100.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:56:31 EST
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Lot No: 8076
Symbol: Cat No: 2
Confederate States of America, CSA #2 10c Blue, Three Singles Tied by Savannah, GA Circular Datestamp on Adversity Cover to South Carolina Savannah, GA. OCT 12, 1861 circular datestamp, addressed to Lawtonville, S.C. The center stamp repaired by adding a large piece, and the cover with a large repair at bottom right. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 300 to 500US$
Opening US$ 160.00
Sold...US$ 160.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:57:10 EST
Sold For 160
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Lot No: 8077
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 2a
Confederate States of America, CSA #2 10c Light Blue, Large Margins, Used with Town Postmark(Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 110.00
Sold...US$ 110.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:57:56 EST
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Lot No: 8078
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 2b
Confederate States of America, CSA #2b, 10C Dark Blue Hoyer & Ludwig, Unused, Original Gum, Lightly Hinged Very Fine to Extremely Fine
Stamp with crackly original gum, very lightly hinged and tiny spot in top margin, which is trimmable, if desired. (Image)
Estimate Range: 150 to 250US$
Opening US$ 100.00
Sold...US$ 100.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:58:27 EST
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Lot No: 8079
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 2b
Confederate States of America, CSA #2b, 10C Dark Blue Hoyer & Ludwig, Position 41, Unused Fine to Very Fine
Position 41, dash in T of TEN plus incomplete frame at left. (Image)
Estimate Range: 300 to 500US$
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:58:51 EST
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Lot No: 8080
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 2e
Confederate States of America, CSA #2e, 10c Light Milky Blue, Stone Y, Unused, Original Gum, Small Hinge Remnant Stamp with vertical creases and small tears. Certificate: 2018 William T. Crowe (Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 100.00
Sold...US$ 100.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 18:59:18 EST
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Lot No: 8081
Symbol: Cat No: CSA 2e
Confederate States of America, CSA #2e, 10c Light Milky Blue, Stone Y, Huge Margins All Around, Tied by Perfect Strike of Richmond 1862 Circular Datestamp on Legal Cover Stamp with huge margins all around including part of adjacent stamp at bottom, tied bold perfectly struck "RICHMOND Va. OCT 24 1862" circular datestamp on legal cover to "Surg[eon] A. Holmes, Poplar Lawn Hospital, Petersburg, Va. with manuscript "Official Business" at upper right, small sealed tear at top edge not near stamp.
Poplar Lawn is now known as Central Park. Petersburg Volunteers camped there in October 1812, before leaving for the Canadian border. Lafayette was greeted there with music and speeches in 1824. It was bought by the city in 1844. Volunteer companies enlisted there, April 19, 1861, and one of seven Petersburg hospitals stood there 1863-1865. It was used as a hospital for both black and white.
Allmond Holmes enlisted as Chief Surgeon and was commissioned into Field and Staff NC 26th Infantry, Pettigrew's Brigade, on 10-23-62. He served at Poplar Lawn Hospital, Petersburg. Like his father, Allmond Holmes was a large landowner. The 1860 census shows him with over 500 acres producing 1,500 bushels of corn, 800 bushels of rice, 800 pounds of cotton, and 71 tons of hay. Holmes owned 57 slaves in 1860. He was from Clinton, NC. (Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 130.00
Sold...US$ 130.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 19:00:24 EST
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Lot No: 8082
Symbol: Cat No: 2e
Confederate States of America, CSA #2e, 10c Light Milky Blue, Two Stone Y Singles Tied Together on Head-Quarters Commissary General's Department, Legal Size Envelope Very Scarce Usage of More Than One Stone Y on Cover
Two singles (Stone Y) tied together by blue "COLUMBIA S.C. NOV 13" circular datestamp on imprinted envelope of "Head Quarters, Commissary General’s Department" (WD-CD-02, CV $400). Addressed to W. F. B. Haynesworth, Esq., Secretary & Treasurer, S.B.R.R., Sumter, South Carolina. File folds and wear, but very scarce usage showing multiple Stone Y singles on cover.
William Francis Baker Haynesworth (1824–1905) was an attorney and judge advocate and a prominent citizen of Sumter. He was associated with The Sumter Banner, one of the town’s earliest newspapers, serving at times as editor and publisher. His papers, closely connected with the Furman family, are preserved in the South Carolina Historical Society. (Image)
Estimate Range: 200 to 300US$
Opening US$ 190.00
Sold...US$ 190.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 19:01:35 EST
Sold For 190
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Lot No: 8083
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 3
Confederate States of America, CSA #3, 2c Green, Unused, Disturbed Original Gum Disturbed original gum and a horizontal crease ending in a thin speck. Certificate:Click Here to View Certificate(Image)
Estimate Range: 800 to 1,000US$
Opening US$ 300.00
Sold...US$ 300.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 19:02:12 EST
Sold For 300
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Lot No: 8084
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 3
Confederate States of America, CSA #3, 2c Green, Unused Very Fine
Stamp with natural overinking horizontal streak across the top. (Image)
Estimate Range: 700 to 1,000US$
Opening US$ 360.00
Sold...US$ 360.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 19:02:35 EST
Sold For 360
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Lot No: 8085
Symbol: Cat No: 3
Confederate States of America, CSA #3, 2c Green, Four Margins, Tied by Richmond Circular Datestamp on 1862 Legal Size Cover Stamp with four margins, tied by "RICHMOND Va. OCT 11 1862" circular datestamp on legal size cover addressed to Surgeon J. R. Raine, or Surg Attending 45th N.C. Regt. Drewry’s Bluff, Richmond, Va. The cover lightly reduced at top and left, with most of the top flap missing.
Dr. John R. Raine (1837 to 1892) received his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in 1857 and served as a Confederate surgeon during the war. Afterward, he practiced in Wentworth, North Carolina and married Lucy Lee Hancock.
Provenance: Ex Sam Zimmerman, David Burton Certificate: APS 174369 (Image)
Estimate Range: 1,000 to 1,500US$
Opening US$ 550.00
Sold...US$ 550.00
Closed..Jun-28-2026, 19:03:17 EST
Sold For 550
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Lot No: 8086
Symbol: Stamp
Cat No: CSA 4
Confederate States of America, CSA #4, 5c Blue, Unused Stamp with surface scrapes. (Image)