Inv-4628 |
CSA
#10, 10¢ blue frameline with 3 complete
framelines at top, right and bottom--tied RICHMOND/VA. cds on neat cover to Mebanesville, N.C., cover slightly
reduced at left, Scarce
Click on thumbnails at left separately to see the cover
and the close-up of the stamp.
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$2,950. |
Inv-4923 |
CSA #10, 10¢ blue frameline with most
of 3 complete frames at top, left and bottom, tied neat
WINCHESTER/Va./JUL/9 cds on cover to Concord Depot,
Virginia, letter contents crease at left of cover and slightly
reduced at right. A very nice example on cover. |
$3,000. |
Inv-6128
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CSA #10, 10¢ frameline with parts of 4 frames - full frames at top and bottom, half frame at right and partial at left – faint pre-use vertical crease, tied by light WINCHESTER/Va./JUN/20 cds on adversity cover made from printed military form – could be folded out to show even more, couple tiny cover edge tears at bottom, a very scarce use on an adversity cover |
$3,250. |
Inv-6234
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CSA #10a, 10¢ milky blue frameline with two full frames at left and bottom, natural pre-printing paper crease, tied MOBILE/ALA. MAY 13 double circle cancel on blue adversity cover fashioned from printed Mobile business form, addressed to “Mrs. R. T. Simpson, Care W L Lanier, Montgomery, Alabama” with PAID in circle at left, clean and extremely attractive use |
$2,750. |
Inv-7887a
New 2-15-10
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CSA #10,10¢ blue frameline, full frame line right and bottom and a trace visible at left, tied on folded letter by small double circle MACON / MISS. / Sep 2 (1863) cancel; addressed to the “Dr. Robert E. Foster, Post Surgeon, Catawa Springs” and forwarded without additional charge to Griffin, Ga.; stamp slightly toned with light pre-use crease, otherwise Very Fine, small 2-page letter states cousin Matt Clay (writer) has determined to go back in the service and requests that Matt be sent home in a car as he has no boy that will suit to cook, Ex-Crouch, 2010 SCV $3,000. $2,600.
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$2,600. |
Inv-8072
New 2-21-10
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CSA #10, 10¢ blue frameline with full frame at top, tied on cover by MOBILE / ALA double circle cancel on cover to “Miss Fannie Levich Care of W. E. Levich, Berzelia, Georgia” with manuscript notation across the top “Forwarded by Louisiana Committee at Mobile”. See my column on the subject at http://www.webuystamps.com/ASDOCT09.pdf (a copy of which is included). In May of 1863, Union General Banks ordered the deportation of all New Orleans citizens who had refused to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. Approximately 700 families from New Orleans moved to Mobile with little but the clothes on their backs. Prominent citizens of Mobile organized the Louisiana Relief Committee to supply food, medical care, shelter and transportation for these refugees. They also assumed the handling of mail for them from approximately June 1863 until early September 1864. Such covers are very coveted with less than 20 recorded. Only three are recorded with framelines. A rare and very desirable use. $6,500. Also listed in the miscellaneous section. |
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