Civil War
Patriotic Covers/Postal History
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CS 8 Stamps-Two Cent Andrew Jackson
Item #: NEW-0016200
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I don't know anything about Confederate stamps but my research indicates that these are valuable. I don't know what variations these are. The one in the first scan has a spot in the hair line and the glue is gone. The second one has most of the glue but there is a light vertical line which can be seen under magnification. The third one seems to have some glue and I see no other defects. Finally the fourth one appears to be darker, possibly the second variation of CS8 category. However, this stamp has a corner crease n the right bottom.
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Price: $150.50 USD
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Confederate Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0015943
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This was probably made in the North or in the South after the Civil War. Still a beautiful period cover. Crease on top corner, right hand side and a couple of little black spots. Complete.
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Confederate Patriotic Cover-Flag
Item #: NEW-0015942
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There is no documentation that this was a cover mailed from the South. Still a nice illustration.
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Confederate Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0015941
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This unused cover has no record of Confederate usage so it was likely made in the North. A little dingy but other wise in good condition on the front and back
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Price: $57.50 USD
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Patriotic Confederate Cover-Made in North
Item #: NEW-0015935
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Here's a beautiful graphic cover made by printers in the North. No recorded Confederate useage.
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Price: $87.50 USD
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Confederate Theme Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0015934
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This is one of the prettiest covers I have ever had. It is unused, covers the entire area and has an additional print added as only Yankee printers had the means to do. Clean back with no problems.
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Price: $85.50 USD
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Seven Star Flag-Documented Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0015933
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This is the real deal but is unused. Remnants of black paper on the back where it was removed from an album. Probably could be easily removed.
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Price: $157.70 USD
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Jeff Davis-President-Alex Stephens- V P Cover
Item #: NEW-0015932
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This is a variation of a similar cover which has documented confederate postal usage. This cover is somewhat grimy and is torn on the side as if it had a message inside at one time. The flap is present on the back, It was tucked under when I scanned it.
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Price: $157.50 USD
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Patriotic Cover with Confederate Theme
Item #: NEW-0015929
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Unused. I don't know if this was made in the North or South.
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Price: $55.50 USD
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The South and Equal Rights-Cover
Item #: NEW-0015928
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Unused cover with a Confederate theme. Dingy front, clean back. I have not been able to verify if this was printed in the South but the cheaper paper would point to that possibility.
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Price: $47.50 USD
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Cover-Confederate Imprint
Item #: NEW-0015927
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Unused cover with a documented Confederate printing company in New Orleans visible on the left side. Tiny ink mark
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Price: $77.50 USD
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Patriotic Cover-Confederate Flag
Item #: NEW-0015925
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This is an unused cover. There is no recorded example of Confederate useage for this cover so it was likely produced in the North for Southern customers.
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Jefferson Davis-Confederate Flag Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0015924
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This is an unused patriotic cover, with a Confederate theme, likely produced during the Civil War in the North.
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Confederate Unused Cover-Secession Flag
Item #: NEW-0015900
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This cover was likely made in the north as it has no documented Confederate useage. Some spotting on left edge and the lithographer's name was cut off.
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Price: $57.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Jefferson Davis in Shield
Item #: NEW-0015899
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This cover is unused and may have been made in the North
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Price: $65.50 USD
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Patriotic Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0015898
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This cover was likely made in the North as it has no documented Confederate useage
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Confederate Patriotic Cover-Seven Star Flag
Item #: NEW-0015520
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This cover may be unique as I haven't found another example in the books. There is however, a large tear which begins at the top and runs along the side of the flag. The cover is addressed to Miss H L Daniel in Yarboro N Ca. The cancel is unreadable and the back flap is missing.
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Price: $125.50 USD
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Confederate Adversity Cover-Charleston Cancel
Item #: NEW-0015519
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Letter was made into a cover and mailed to the Honorable W Elliott from Charleston S C in 1862. It is a business letter about cotton. I can't read the signature. There is a split at the right fold which extends through most of the letter. The torn portion is glued to the opposite side where the red seal was broken. See scans.
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Price: $227.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Chattanooga Cancel-CSA #2
Item #: NEW-0015518
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Cover is addressed to J H Gant, Esquire in Cleveland Tennessee. See scan.
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Price: $105.50 USD
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Confederate Patriotic Cover-11 Star Flag-Warm Springs Ga
Item #: NEW-0015455
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Great cover with two items enclosed, one a two page letter, which the heavy ink and light paper makes it mostly unreadable and a very small envelope, which contained a dried flower and evidently an invitation to visit. "W T Brary & Lady at home Thursday evening Feb 12 at 7 0'clock." Markings on the back in pencil read F LL-16 ver, 9 GS. Hand cancel one stamp which says W Springs Ga, May 2. Cover is addressed to John Park Esq. Greenville Ga.
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Price: $780.00 USD
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Atlanta Grays-Patriotic Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0015421
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Patriotic cover for the 8th Georgia Volunteers. Hand canceled first issue Jeff Davis 5 cent blue stamp. Eleven star flag which dates it to after the admission of Tennessee on 7/2/61. The cover is a little dingy with tears near the stamp on the top edge and bottom edge as the letter, now gone, was opened. Somewhat wrote in pencil on the back "Hersh J&ZQ" I don't know what that means. These nice patriotic covers are hard to come by.
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Price: $650.00 USD
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John A Cobb-8 Star Flag-Athens Ga Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0015388
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Hand canceled Confederate cover with a cancel from Athens Ga, No 7 in ink. Addressed to Mr. John A Cobb-care of Capt Robert A Smith, "The Macon Volunteers". the 2nd Independent Battalion of Georgia, Camp Lee, near Norfolk Virginia. Large and unsightly stain.
he back cover has several pencil markings, no doubt by someone who knows more than I do about Confederate covers.
J A Cobb was the son of Howell Cobb.
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John Addison CobbResidence Bibb County GA;
Enlisted on 4/20/1861 as a Private.
On 4/20/1861 he mustered into "B" Co. GA 2nd Battn Infantry
He was transferred out on 8/11/1861
On 8/11/1861 he transferred into "H" Co. GA 16th Infantry
He was Absent without leave on 7/15/1864
(Estimated day of absence)
Promotions:
* Qtr Master Serg 8/15/1861 (Estimated day)
* Aide-de-Camp 2/12/1862 (To Gnl Howell Cobb)
* Aide-de-Camp 9/9/1863 (& Actg Adjutant Gnl to Major-Gnl Cobb)
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
(c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com
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Price: $900.00 USD
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Pinckneyville-Ga- Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0015275
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Please view the scans to see the condition of this cover. This town died shortly after the Civil War. There is an interesting oral history on line about the town that was part of Gwinnette County. It escaped the wrath of Sherman as there was not much there to destroy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG4h8TX4X78
The letter was addressed to Mr Joseph Turner ? in Pinckneyville.
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Confederate Hand Stamped-Paid-Cover-Americus Ga
Item #: NEW-0015255
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Please view the scans to see the condition. Americus Ga cancel and a Paid 5 hand stamp. The cover is addressed to Maj J E Rylander of the 10th Ga Battalion, Griffin Georgia. Major Rylander was killed at Cold Harbor.
John Emory Rylander
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Residence Sumter County GA; Enlisted on 6/15/1861 as a 1st Sergeant.
On 6/15/1861 he mustered into "A" Co. GA 12th Infantry He was discharged for promotion on 3/4/1862
On 3/4/1862 he was commissioned into "C" Co. GA 10th Battn Infantry He was Killed on 6/2/1864 at Cold Harbor, VA
Promotions: * Capt 3/4/1862 * Major 3/17/1862
(Place of Burial: Americus, GA)
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Price: $175.50 USD
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Confederate Hand Stamped Paid Cover-Captain T S Moyer
Item #: NEW-0015253
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This cover has a double paid 10 stamp and a Talbotton Georgia cancel, dated July 1. 1861. Addressed to Capt. T S Moyer Confederate Guards 7the Regiment Ga Vol. Richmond Virginia. Torn at the side. He died shortly after receiving this letter.
Thomas S. Moyer
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Residence Cobb County GA;
Enlisted on 5/4/1861 as a Captain.
On 5/4/1861 he was commissioned into "D" Co. GA 7th Infantry
He died of wounds on 8/5/1861 at Culpeper, VA
He was listed as:
* Wounded 7/21/1861 Manassas, VA (Wounded in head)
* Hospitalized 7/23/1861 Culpeper, VA (Confederate Hospital)
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
- The Medical and Surgical History of the Civil War
(c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com
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Price: $175.50 USD
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Patriotic Cover-Jefferson Davis
Item #: NEW-0014959
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Unused patriotic cover, likely made in the North. Nice condition on the front and back.
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Price: $67.50 USD
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Rogersville Tn Cover-Provisional Hand Stamp
Item #: NEW-0014933
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Rare cover dated July 11, 1861 cover with a clear Rogersville Tenn cancel with a Paid 5 hand stamp. Dingy, with stains. See scans. This is listed at $350 in the Confederate States of America Catalog and Handbook of Stamps and Postal History
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Price: $227.50 USD
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Jeff Davis-A H Stephens Confederate Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0014932
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Please view the scans to see the condition. Jefferson Davis. Alexander H Stephens This cover has not been documented as having Confederate use. It may have been made in the North.
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Price: $125.50 USD
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CSA Soldier Letter-Turned Cover-1st SC Rifles
Item #: NEW-0014894
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This is a confederate cover addressed to D Wardlaw in Abbeville South Carolina. Due 5 stamp and hand written note that it was a soldier’s letter, Co B Orr Rifles. I cut the side to show the letter which was sent back to Sgt L A Woodlaw, Capt Pereins Co Willtown Bluff, Adams Run PO S C "Care of Col Black” Lewis A Wardlaw was assigned to SC 1st Orr’s Rifles Infantry. Five cent stamp with cancel for Charleston, S C.
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Price: $275.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Yankee Message
Item #: NEW-0014888
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This is a documented souvenir cover with Jefferson Davis within a shield, made after the war ended. The message is Southern Rights and Southern Institutions. Someone with Union sympathies has added the message, "This is the Greatest Traitor of them all" and the message below "May be secured in the Union, Separated from it Never!!" Somewhat dingy and wear to the back from being in an album.
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Price: $45.50 USD
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Chronicle-Sentinel Newspaper Cover
Item #: NEW-0014887
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This weekly paper addressed to Alex Stephens. was published in Augusta (Richmond County) Georgia. I'm guessing it is from the 70's. The cancel is from Augusta and is addressed to the Hon A H Stephens in Crawfordville Georgia. Stephens has written on the back that he had answered it.
Alexander Hamilton Stephens (February 11, 1812 – March 4, 1883) was an American politician from Georgia and Vice President of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War. He also served as a U.S. Representative from Georgia (both before the Civil War and after Reconstruction) and as the 50th Governor of Georgia from 1882 until his death in 1883.
Crawfordville Georgia
Alex Stephens
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Price: $48.50 USD
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Petersburg Va Confederate Cover
Item #: NEW-0014869
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Cover has two 5 cent stamps. I think this cover was trimmed on the left side but it is not open.
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Price: $175.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Grenada Miss Cancel
Item #: NEW-0014867
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Nice clear cancel. Back has no problems either.
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Price: $87.50 USD
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Confederate Patriotic Cover
Item #: NEW-0014664
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Nice Confederate cover which was approved by the Expert Committee of the Philatelic Foundation. "It is a genuine usage on a toned patriotic cover, the stamp with a long diagonal crease ending in a tear." I see the tear but the other looks like a misprint to me.
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Price: $657.50 USD
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Turned Cover-Confederate States Central Lab-Macon
Item #: NEW-0014371
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I had to open the two glued edges of the cover to see the inside. There was a large tear where the other cover was opened and I applied a strip of archival tape to mend it. One of the covers was addressed to Lt Geo Little, Phd at C S Central Laboratory in Macon Georgia. Faint cancel on the two Confederate stamps and a notation by Little as to when it was received, giving the date May 27, 1863. The original cover was addressed to the Rev James W Kern M. D. Columbus Mississippi. Clear Macon Ga cancel tied to the two stamp.
George Little was a Professor of Geology at the University of Georgia from 1876 to 1878. He was seemingly the first professor of geology at UGA to hold a Ph.D. During the Civil War, he rose from private to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Confederate Army and evidently had some of his service at the C S Central Laboratory in Macon Georgia.
The Confederate States Central Laboratory. Erected between 1862 and 1865, this laboratory-factory complex spread over 145 acres. It was intended as permanent facility and center of Confederate States Ordinance testing and production. Its main building was a two storied brick and granite structure 600 feet long. Superintendent of all C.S. Laboratories Lt. Col. John W. Mallet selected this site and had his headquarters here. Machinery and equipment for the facility were fabricated in Macon, Atlanta, Richmond and Leeds, England. After contributing much to the southern war effort, the site was surrendered on April 20, 1865, to Union Gen. James H. Wilson.
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Price: $375.00 USD
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Confederate Cover-Kingston County Alabama
Item #: NEW-0014240
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Used cover addressed to Mr. Holland. See scans
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Price: $47.50 USD
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Confederate Patriotic Cover-Jeff Davis-Alex Stephens
Item #: NEW-0014236
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Colorful cover, made by Northern printers. I believe it is period. Font looks good and back is complete through quite dingy from glue stains.
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Price: $100.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Unused-Texas-Defiant Message
Item #: NEW-0014206
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"Our Lone Star Flag has been flung to the breeze, and now bids defiance to the enemies of the South" This may be the only example of this cover.
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Price: $350.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Memphis Provisional Stamp-Mailed
Item #: NEW-0014205
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Those who know much more about Confederate covers know that this provisional stamp is quite rare but reproductions were made after the war's end. This was purchased from a dealer who is highly respected and knowledgeable according to the person who brokered the purchase for me. I would advise anyone who is not knowledgeable to take a pass on this one. I will offer a lifetime guarantee as usual but if returned, the buyer will have to absorb the postage and insurance cost to mail it back.
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Price: $415.00 USD
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Patriotic LS-Cover-Panorama of Nashville in Color
Item #: NEW-0014159
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Unused Magnus stationary and cover in good condition.
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Price: $205.50 USD
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Nashville Scenes-Patriotic Cover Lot-Magnus
Item #: NEW-0014156
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Three covers in this lot. Excellent appearance to the fronts but glue stains in four corners on the backs. No tears, just stains
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Price: $275.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Qmaster-Generals Office-Ga
Item #: NEW-0014136
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This cover from the Quartermaster Generals Office was trimmed at the top. Addressed to Captain J A R Hanks, Macon Georgia. Here is Hanks official record. He was a lawyer in private life, I believe from Dalton Georgia.
J A. R. Hanks
Residence was not listed; Enlisted on 7/19/1861 as a Asst Qtr Master.
He Resigned, disability on 6/17/1862
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
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- Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865 (c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com
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Price: $475.50 USD
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133rd Ohio Inf-Letter-Cover-Fancy Cancel
Item #: NEW-0013637
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Four page letter dated July 7th 1864 from William O Guitner who was with the 133rd. The letter was addressed to his brother whom he thought lived in Westerville Ohio which was forwarded. Cancel from Greencastle Pa with a due 3 notation. Fancy cancel which I have never seen before. Old Point Comfort Fort
Guitner describes movements and criticizes his Col. Gustavus Innis. Pencil handwriting and hard to read in places I’ve done the best I could.
Fort Powhatan, Dear Brother
"We had been ordered to the White House but it was countermanded and went directly to Bermuda hundred from Washington; from thence to Point Rocks on the Appomattox river. We had been ordered here thirty six hours before we came. Had we have left Point of Rocks when ordered we would have gotten into "that brush”…”
"We are still staying at the fort. Day after tomorrow it will be three weeks we arrived here. I suppose we will stay here until the first of August then break for Ohio. The rebs are in possession of Martinsburg I hear. If we were at New Creek now we would be rushed into the fight I suppose. We surely ought to keep that railroad open…We cannot go home the way we came unless the rebs are? And the railroad are built…Col Innis is commander of the post here. The old fellow gives us no confidence. They almost down on him. On the 4th we were to have a review at half past six in the morning. After review was over he told Col Ewing to "put” em through a couple of battalion moves. After the Lt Col gave a few commands, he took command and deployed columns as usual. And kept us all in the dust and until after the time for guard? 8’oclock. Most of the guards were out on reviews. He has now ordered squad company and battalion drill every day…more.
OHIO ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY-THIRD INFANTRY (Three Years)
One Hundred and Thirty-third Infantry. - Col., Gustavus S. Innis; Lieut.-Col., William Ewing; Maj., Joseph M. Clark. This regiment was organized at Camp Chase, May 6, 1864, to serve for 100 days. It was composed of two companies of the 58th Battalion The regiment was immediately ordered to Parkersburg, W. Va., where it arrived on May 8. From this place it was ordered to New Creek thence to Washington, D. C., and on June 7 was ordered to Bermuda Hundred, where it arrived on June 12. On June 16 the brigade to which it was assigned was ordered to destroy the Richmond & Petersburg railroad. The regiment was assigned to the support of a battery, which opened a cannonade on the enemy and then with other troops, succeeded in holding the Confederates in check for 5 hours. On July 17 it embarked at Point of Rocks and proceeded to Fort Powhatan, where it was employed on work on the fortifications and in repairing telegraph lines. On Aug. 10 it proceeded to Washington, thence to Camp Chase, where it was mustered out on Aug. 20, 1864.
William O. GuitnerResidence was not listed; 19 years old.
Enlisted on 5/2/1864 as a Corporal.
On 5/6/1864 he mustered into "C" Co. OH 133rd Infantry
He was Mustered Out on 8/20/1864 at Camp Chase, OH
Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio
(c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com
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Old Point Comfort Fort William O Guitner
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Price: $167.50 USD
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Confederate Cover-Clinton Texas-Paid 5
Item #: NEW-0013628
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See scans. A mouse or bugs have chewed off one corner and the side has been roughly opened. Nice clear cancels though. Civilian letter.
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Price: $225.50 USD
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2nd Va Cav-POW Cover-Flag of Truce-Ft Delaware
Item #: NEW-0011289
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This is a significant Civil War cover, despite some extensive damage as it was mailed from Delaware City, Fort Delaware through a flag of truce to Richmond Va. The Confederate stamp has been damaged and the US stamp is missing. The letter was written by Pris (Prisoner) J Q Dickinson of Company A 2nd Va Cavalry. James Quincey Dickinson was the brother of the Captain of the 2nd Va Cavalry H C Dickinson who was one of the "Immortal 600" who were left behind at Fort Delaware when other prisoners were transferred to Morris Island. Fort Delaware had deplorable conditions and was considered one of the worst prisons that was operated by Union forces. The letter is addressed to Mrs. H C Dickinson. There are two edge tears and some staining. The back is complete. Please study the scan
Here is some information posted on the web by Patricia Kaufmann, regarding mail service relating to the Flag-of-Truce.When the onset of the American Civil War ended postal service between the North and South, express companies such as Southern Express Company carried mail, primarily civilian business mail, across the lines. The U.S. Post Office Department ordered an end to such traffic, effective August 26, 1861. Thereafter, mail had to be sent by Flag-of-Truce. The U.S. imposed special regulations to control, inhibit, and delay civilian through-the-lines mail and letters to prisoners on the other side. The same inner and outer envelope requirements were mandated that applied to prisoner mail. Mail could only cross the lines at specified exchange points. Mail going from the North to the South passed primarily at City Point, Virginia; mail going from the South to the North passed primarily at Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
2nd Virginia Cavalry Flag of Truce Prisoner of War Fort Delaware
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Price: $357.50 USD
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Color Magnus Patriotic Cover-Camp Scene
Item #: NEW-0010846
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unused condition, small stain and a couple of spots probably caused by the person who painted this.
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Price: $77.50 USD
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Color Magnus Patriotic Cover-Camp Scene
Item #: NEW-0010845
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Great unused condition.
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Price: $77.50 USD
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Color Magnus Patriotic Cover-Camp Scene
Item #: NEW-0010844
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Beautiful unused cover. Good condition.
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Price: $77.50 USD
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Civil War Postal Cover-Nashville Tennessee
Item #: NEW-0010366
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Nice clear cancel dated 1864 from occupied Nashville. Rough bottom edge.
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Price: $20.50 USD
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Wisconsin Corps Patriotic Cover-Richland County Scott Guards
Item #: NEW-0010061
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Nice used cover with a fancy cancel. Faint cancel and I can't read the town but I can read Wis. This cover does not appear in Weiss's or Walcott's reference on Civil War Patriotic covers. The Richland County Scott Guards, H Company was a part of the 5th Wisconsin which was a very active unit. See scan to view the condition. Back flap was cut off.
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Price: $157.50 USD
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