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CSA
#6 - Jefferson Davis, London Print
5¢ Typographed
Issues on Cover
New
material at the bottom
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Inv-4527
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CSA
#6, 4-margin 5¢ blue tied neat blue
LYNCHBURG/Va./JUN/18 (1862) cds on folded printed
and filled out bank letter to Staunton notifying addressee
of non-payment/refusal of a note, Very Fine
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$165.
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CSA
#6, pair of 5¢ blue tied neat CHARLESTON/S.C.
double circle cancel on commercial cover with numerous doodling
type addresses of Mssrs Morrison Gaither & Co. Eagle Mills,
NC; prominent family and company in North Carolina. |
$120.
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Inv-4076
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CSA
#6, right sheet margin single 5¢ blue tied RICHMOND/Va./SEP/1/1862
cds on homemade cover addressed to "Hon. W. W. Clark,
M(ember) C(ongress) Richmond, Va", overpaid drop use,
ink splotches covered up by paper patches the same color as
the cover, Ex-Zimmerman
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$160.
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CSA
#6, 5¢ blue single tied GREENVILLE/S.C.
cds on small narrow ladies cover to Columbia, Ex-Kohn, Bush,
Hall, Zimmerman and MacBride. Quite the provenance!
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$130.
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Inv-4170 |
CSA
#6, two singles of 5¢ blue tied together by HARDEEVILLE./S.C.
cds on blue commercial cover to Camden, So.Ca., reduced a
bit at left |
$80.
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Inv-1315 |
CSA
#6, 4-margin 5¢ blue pair tied by neat manuscript
cancel of "Young's X Roads NC /Sep. 19th 1862"
on fresh neat homemade cover to Onslow Court House, North
Carolina, Scarce cancellation |
$190.
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Inv-1242 |
CSA
#6, 5¢ blue pair tied CHARLESTON/S.C./AUG/4/186(X)
on adversity cover made from pre-war Boston, Mass. form
addressed to a treasurer. Nice! More complete bio on Boyce
with cover.
James
Petigru Boyce (1827-1888) was an accomplished Southern
Baptist pastor and educator. During the Civil War, Boyce
served in a variety of capacities. He was a chaplain
for a Confederate regiment of volunteers from Greenville,
a Representative to the South Carolina Legislature, and
aide-de-amp to the governor of South Carolina. Following
the war, Boyce was a member of the Constitutional Convention
of the State of South Carolina and proposed the article
that officially illegalized slavery in South Carolina.
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$400.
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Inv-1261
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CSA #6, 4-margin horizontal pair of 5¢ London print
tied by neat clear blue COLUMBIA/S.C. NOV 16 on homemade cover
to Prof. W. L. Boggs, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
The U of A Register lists William L. Boggs, A.M., as a professor
of chemistry, 1862-63. Extremely Fine, Ex-Kohn |
$160.
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Inv-4790 |
CSA #6, 5¢ blue pair tied bold SAVANNAH/GA/PAID
cds on adversity cover to Charleston made from illustrated
shipping form showing full rigged sailing vessel, bottom
flap missing, a Stunner! |
$750.
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Inv-4791 |
CSA #6, 5¢ blue single tied neat CHARLESTON/S.C./MAY
30 (1862) cds on homemade cover used the day before last
of the 5¢ rate (changed July 1, 1862 to 10¢,
2008 SCV $150 |
$185.
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Inv-4909 |
CSA #6, two singles of 5¢ blue tied together by
neat RICHMOND/Va./SEP/5/1862 cds on lemon cover to
Locust Dale, Va. care of Dr. W.A. Hill, bit reduced at left
with small edge tears across the top
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$75.
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Inv-5029 |
CSA
#6, two singles of 5¢ blue one of which is a large
right sheet margin copy, tied together by neat RICHMOND/Va./JUL/22/1862
cds on cover to Fayetteville, Georgia, Very Fine |
$125.
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Inv-5157
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CSA
#6, 5¢ blue single tied neat clear WHITE STATION/N.C./JUN/24
(1862) cds on cover to Salem, N.C. shortly before
the rate change to 10¢ on July 1, 1862, slightly
reduced at top, 2008 SCV $150.00
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$180.
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Inv-5244 |
CSA #6, 5¢ blue (2 singles) tied brown
PALMYRA/Va./MAY/21 cds on pristine homemade cover addressed
to "James A. Sutherland, Ward I 2nd Division, Chimborazo
Hospital, Richmond, Virginia". Sutherland enlisted
as a private at Centreville, VA in Co. D of the 19th VA
Infantry. He was wounded at Seven Pines, VA on 6-1-62,
hospitalized 11-21-63 at Chimborazo with tuberculosis and
absent/sick on 8-15-64. Chimborazo (1862 to 1865) was the
most noted and largest military hospital in the annals of
history, either ancient or modern. Great cancel on cover
with great military address. |
$225.
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Inv-5316 |
CSA
#6, nice 4-margin 5¢ blue single tied neat CHARLESTON/S.C./JUN/24
(1862) double circle on cover addressed care of J.B.
Grimball, Spartanburg, S.C.; the Grimball family were
prominent planters and owners of Pinebury and Grove plantations
near Charleston; slightly reduced at top, 2008 SCV $150.
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$170.
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Inv-5470 |
CSA
#6, 5¢ blue 4-margin pair tied neat Rapid Ann
Station, Va. cds on cover to Turkey Cove P.O., N.C.,
Very Fine
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$150.
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Inv-5410
New
03-13-08 |
CSA
#6, 5¢ blue pair tied pen with manuscript of Fountain
Inn (SC) on homemade cover to Carnsville, Georgia, Rarity
7 town, signed on verso by Green and Kimbrough, Ex-Wm.
A. Fox. |
$195.
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Inv-5419
New
03-13-08 |
CSA
#6, 5¢ blue vertical pair (four margins, minute tear
affecting bottom stamp) tied neat Liberty Hill, S.C.,
dateless cds, on blue grid cover to Abbeville, addressed in
peacock blue ink, slight edge fault & flap torn, Very
Fine, Rarity 6 town, Ex-Wm. A. Fox |
$250.
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Inv-5425
New
03-13-08 |
CSA
#6, pen canceled 5¢ blue single with manuscript town
cancel of South Santee, SC June 18/62 on folded letter
from G. Manigault to his wife Annie at Wrights Bluff
SC, Rarity 7 town, Very Fine; long letter is a sad
sign of the times talking of destitution, death of sickness
of 6 grown negroes and much more, the Manigault family
was a prominent SC family. |
$220.
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Inv-6005
New
05-04-08 |
CSA #6, 5¢ blue vertical pair, small corner crease at lower right, tied by indistinct town cancel on adversity cover addressed to “Miss S. L. Smith, Kingston, Ga., (via?) Orange Court House”, made from tax assessment form with listed assets including slaves, Fine and particularly Showy . |
$725.
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