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The David L. Jarrett Collection of Propaganda Covers continued...

Confederate States
Lot Sym. Lot Description  
294 c 5c Dark Green, Stone 1 (1).> Two, Positions 28 and 38, full margins, rich color, tied by light Marion Ala. circular datestamp on yellow cover to Ridgeway N.C. with <James Buchanan three-quarter portrait in oval from the campaign of 1856,> John Andr5c Dark Green, Stone 1 (1). Two, Positions 28 and 38, full margins, rich color, tied by light "Marion Ala." circular datestamp on yellow cover to Ridgeway N.C. with James Buchanan three-quarter portrait in oval from the campaign of 1856, John Andrew imprint, Milgram JB-1, right stamp with small stain, cover with light wear

VERY FINE. A REMARKABLE USE OF THE ANTEBELLUM BUCHANAN CAMPAIGN ENVELOPE IN THE CONFEDERATE MAILS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.

This type of Buchanan campaign envelope was manufactured during the campaign of 1856. In this instance, it was used by a resident of Marion, Alabama, during the war. Because Buchanan was popular in the South for his political views, this might also be regarded as a patriotic use. (Image)

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $3,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
295 c Fayetteville Va. Jun. 15 (1861).> Brown circular datestamp with matching Paid handstamp, additional manuscript Paid and 5 rate on cover to Fabers Mills Va. with reckinridge portrait,> Milgram JBK-2, with original letter contents, trivial edgeFayetteville Va. Jun. 15 (1861). Brown circular datestamp with matching "Paid" handstamp, additional manuscript "Paid" and "5" rate on cover to Fabers Mills Va. with Breckinridge portrait, Milgram JBK-2, with original letter contents, trivial edgewear

VERY FINE. AN EXTREMELY RARE USE OF THE BRECKINRIDGE 1860 CAMPAIGN ENVELOPE IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES DURING THE FIRST MONTH OF THE CONFEDERATE POSTAL SYSTEM.

Fayetteville is in West Virginia. Ex Antrim (Image)

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 E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $2,800.00
Will close during Public Auction
296 c 5c Blue, Local (7).> Vertical pair, large margins to in, pre-use horizontal crease between stamps, tied by Goodson Va. Feb. ? circular datestamp on cover to Blountsville Tenn. with <Confederate States religious and temperance verse,> few trivial5c Blue, Local (7). Vertical pair, large margins to in, pre-use horizontal crease between stamps, tied by "Goodson Va. Feb. ?" circular datestamp on cover to Blountsville Tenn. with "Confederate States" religious and temperance verse, few trivial soil spots

VERY FINE. A RARE EXAMPLE OF THIS CONFEDERATE STATES RELIGIOUS VERSE COVER, WHICH ALSO GIVES WARNING TO THE DANGERS OF WINE.

Illustrated in Chronicle (No. 220, p. 315). With 1999 C.S.A. certificate (Image)

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 E. 2,000-3,000

SOLD for $6,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
297 c 10c Blue, Die A (11).> Full to large margins, beautiful deep shade and impression, tied by Savannah Ga. Paid Jul. 3 (1863) circular datestamp on cover to Marietta Ga. with <Southern Confederacy. Free Trade With All The World propaganda design,> l10c Blue, Die A (11). Full to large margins, beautiful deep shade and impression, tied by "Savannah Ga. Paid Jul. 3" (1863) circular datestamp on cover to Marietta Ga. with "Southern Confederacy. Free Trade With All The World" propaganda design, lightly cleaned, small sealed opening tear passes just under stamp

FRESH AND EXTREMELY FINE. THIS SIMPLE DESIGN, ABANDONING THE USUAL FLAG MOTIF IN FAVOR OF A POLITICAL SLOGAN, IS ONE OF THE RAREST OF CONFEDERATE PATRIOTICS.

Throughout the war the Confederate government hoped to use international commerce to raise hard money and influence other nations to support the Southern cause. This rare slogan design promotes that effort. More effective, however, was the Federal blockade that isolated the Confederate States and disrupted regular trade routes.

Illustrated in Chronicle (No. 220, p. 314). Ashbrook backstamp. Ex Kimmel and Nunneley. With 1976 P.F. certificate (Image)

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 E. 3,000-4,000

SOLD for $9,500.00
Will close during Public Auction

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