
4404
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CSA
#9, 4-margin 10¢ blue "T-E-N" tied neat
GORDONSVILLE / VA cds on homemade cover, addressed
to Lexington, Va. over another different address in lighter
handwriting - possibly a handcarried envelope which was
then used again or a stamp removed to reuse envelope, Interesting
use with a very nice stamp. |
$1,200. |

1116
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CSA
#9, 10¢ blue "T-E-N" tied RICHMOND / VA.
cds on homemade cover to Spout Spring, Appomattox County,
Va, 2006 SCV $1,600. |
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5243
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue "T-E-N", 3 margins, tied part strike RICHMOND / VA. cds on homemade cover to "Mrs. S. C. Gladfelter, Catawba Station, N.C.", Nice copy of this scarce issue. 2008 SCV $1,600. |
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5482
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CSA
#9a, 10¢ milky blue "T-E-N", ample to
large margins, tied by blue "Petersburg, Va., Apr 30" cds on fresh ladies
folded letter to Ham(pden) Syd(ney) Col(lege, Va.) with 3-page letter from a pastor to his wife on their anniversary,
regretting being away; small tear at right in stamp o/w Extremely
Fine, a wonderful first printing "T-E-N" on cover. |
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5634
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CSA
#9, 10¢ gray blue "T-E-N" tied by indistinct cds on homemade cover to “Mrs. H. C. Brown, Greenville, Ala.” on homemade cover, signed/guaranteed by the illustrious Stanley B. Ashbrook as having come from the Richey collection, 2008 SCV $1,600. |
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5946
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CSA #9a, 10¢ milky blue "T-E-N", faulty, tied blue town cancel on homemade cover, Attractive use, 2008 SCV $1,600. |
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6235
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CSA #9, "T-E-N"tied neat RICHMOND / VA / MAY / 11 / 1863 cds on neat clean commercial cover to “Miss Sallie E. Wise, Columbia, South Carolina”, neat embossed garter on back flap under which is the classic “OK Dietz” in his distinctive small black penmanship, Very Fine, 2008 SCV $1,600. A Gem. |
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6893
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue T-E-N, used with manuscript cancellation of “Pemberton, Va May 5th 1864” on cover (flap repair) to “Mrs. Alfred L. Rives, Care Hon. Wm. C. Rives, Cobham, Albemarle, Va.” Alfred L. Rives was a Colonel, Chief of Engineer Bureau. His father, William Cabell Rives, was a member of the Confederate Congress, formerly. served in the U.S. Senate and House, as well as having served as Ambassador to France. 1992 Brian Green certificate. Ex-Conrad Bush; Pretty! |
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C1195
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CSA #9a, 10¢ milky blue TEN with huge irregular margins just tied MADISON C.H. / VA / AUG / 22 / 1862 cds on homemade cover, stamp with light gum stains and cover with file crease at center, addressed to “Rev. G. H. Norton, Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia”, SCV $1,600 |
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C1196
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue TEN tied neat bold RICHMOND / VA / MAY / 4 cds on small blue commercially made cover, 2001 CSA certificate #04021 which states “stamp with gum stains at edges (truly minor) and rust stain in center. Envelope with top back flap missing”, SCV $1,600 |
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8203
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue, "T-E-N", four margins, tied by blue ENFIELD / N.C. / JUN 1 balloon cancel on cover to ”Mr. C.N. Williams, Clarksville, Va.” with manuscript "In haste" at upper left; top flap missing, Very Fine and choice. 2010 SCV $1,600. $1,500. |
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8205
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CSA #9a, 10¢ milky blue, "T-E-N", ample to large margins all around, minor gum soak, tied by partial RICHMOND / VA. cds on cover to “Miss M.E. Willis, Hope Station, S.C.”; cover turned and franked with 5¢ light blue #6 pair tied by manuscript cancel of "Hope Station, S.C., Jany 5th 1863 soldier’s use endorsed by “3rd So. Ca. Regiment Gen. Kershaws Brigade” to “Lieut D. J. Hentz, Co. E, S.C.V., Richmond, Va”; cover bit trimmed at bottom and missing bottom flap, Very Fine. Military records show D. Julius Hentz enlisting as a private and also served in Co F of the 20th SC Regt. 2010 SCV $1,600+. $1,000. |
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8206
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CSA #9b, 10¢ gray blue, "T-E-N", large margins to a bit close at top, tied by partial RICHMOND / VA dateless cds in blue on neat cover to Blk [Black] Walnut, Va., Extremely Fine. 2010 SCV $1,625. $1,000. |
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8954
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CSA #9a, 10¢ milky blue TEN (faulty) tied RICHMOND / VA. cds on clean blue commercially made cover to Lieut. Col. Del Kemper, Care of Gen Wise’s Hd Qrs, Adams Run, So Carolina, 2010 SCV $1,600. $1,200.
Delaware B. Kemper (1833-1899) enlisted 4-17-61 (day Virginia seceded) as a captain in the VA Alexandria Light Artillery and rose to Lt. Col. by 3-2-63. He was wounded at 2nd Manassas in the shoulder (military records included). He was appointed U.S. Counsul to China by President Grover Cleveland. |
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10133
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue TEN tied TULLAHOMA / TEN // MAY / 22 cds on amber cover to Miss Lizzie Yerby, Athens, Georgia $700. |
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10683
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue TEN (4 lovely large margins) tied neat bold CLARKSVILLE / Va. // MAR / 17 balloon cds on small cover front (no back flaps) addressed to Mr. Thos Terry, Woodsworth, NC which has been crossed out and redirected to Manson, also crossed out. $650. |
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CSA #9, 10¢ blue TEN (small faults) tied RICHMOND / Va. // SEP / 18 / 1863 cds on cover to Mrs. David B. Harris, Thompson’s X Roads, Louisa Cty Virigina with pencil docketing up left side indicating correspondent was F. Crenshaw; most of top back flap missing and small faults across top. $250.
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