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 8215
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10 STAMPED, CHARLESTON, SC,
October 11th, 1863. Wounded at Cold Harbor and Darbytown Road. Dietz
Type D, homemade cover dark kraft colored paper, ex. Green. Very
fine.................................................$145.00
 8216
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10, CHARLESTON, SC, ON
WHITE WALLPAPER, November 8th, 1863. Wounded at Cold Harbor
and Darbytown Road, strong Charleston CDS, large black 10, ex. Green.
Wallpaper issues are rare. Very
fine........................................................$295.00
 8220
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10, RARE LAKE CITY,
FLORIDA, CDS, February 26th [1862]. Black Due 10, black Lake
City, Florida CDS, wounded at Cold Harbor and Darbytown Road, Florida.
Covers are quite in demand................................$395.00
8221
- PRISONER OF WAR COVER, POINT LOOKOUT, 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, PVT.
ROBERT RUCKER, PM, March 31st [1865] OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. US
grid stamped 3 Cent Rose stamp, addressed to his Mother, Mrs. Samuel
R. Rucker, Murfreesboro, TN in care of Mr. D. D. Wendell. Rucker had
been captured on the 22nd of March [1865] at Goldsboro, NC. Ex.
Stanley Horn Collection, very fine................................$65.00
61114
- TUDOR HALL, VA, Paid 5 stamped, cancellation of Tudor Hall,
September 5th, 1861. Addressed to Mrs. W.H. Harmon - Staunton, VA,
probably sent by Lt. Col. William H. Harman, made Lt. Col, 5th VA on
Sept. 11th, 1861. He was the pre-War Commonwealth Virginia Attorney
for Augusta County. Very fine. WAS $125.00..................................NOW
$100.00  61115
- LARGE COVER WITH NICE SCOTT #2, THOMAS JEFFERSON, 10 Cent
blue, nice bright color, small nick at bottom, tied to a Guineys, VA.
CDs to a neat, clean large cover. Date in CDs not legible, GUINEY'S
VA, unusually bold, cover addressed to Rockingham, VA (ex-Kaufman
Auction 6/12/1982, lot #197) WAS $295.00..................................NOW
$250.00
61119
- PAIR OF #7'S ON COVER ADDRESSED TO MANCHESTER, SC, Two local
issue 5 Cent stamps on a fresh ivory cover with March 3rd, 1863
cancellation, Richmond, VA. Nice tie of CDS, very
fine........................................$100.00
61120
- EARLY CONFEDERATE POSTAL RECEIPT, Camden, MS on brown
necessity paper, pre-printed and filled-in, for stamps purchased going
to Canton, MS. 10 Cents, October 1864, signed by the Confederate
postmaster, fine.........................................$40.00
61122
- PAIR OF SCOTT #7'S ON COVER TO SALTSVILLE, VA, vertical pair
of Scott #7, local 5 Cent Jefferson Davis, irregular, but full
margins, tied by Guinea's VA, CDS on homemade cover, ex-Kauffman
Auction, 6/1982, fine..................................$100.00
OFF
COVER CONFEDERATE STAMPS
61123
- 10 CENTS THOMAS JEFFERSON, 1862 ISSUE, Scott #2, partial
blue cancellation, very good..................................$35.00
61124
- 5 CENTS JEFFERSON DAVIS, LONDON PRINTING, Scott #6, printed
in London by De Le Rue and run through the blockade, unused,
nice..................................$20.00
61125
- 5 CENTS JEFFERSON DAVIS, LOCAL RICHMOND PRINTING, Scott #7,
Archer & Daly. Richmond, local issue,
unused..........................$20.00
Corner block of four......................................$80.00
61126 - TWO CENTS, ANDREW JACKSON, Scott #8, 1863, Archer
& Daly, Richmond, VA. red-brown, unused, very
fine....................................$45.00
61127
- 10 CENTS, JEFFERSON DAVIS, 1863, Scott #11, Archer &
Daly, Richmond, VA. Unused condition...........................$20.00
61128
- 10 CENTS, JEFFERSON DAVIS, 1863, Scott #12, Archer &
Daly, Richmond, VA. Unused condition...........................$20.00
61129 - 20 CENTS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Scott #13, Green, Archer
& Daly, Richmond, VA. Unused, very
fine....................................$45.00
 8214
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10 STAMPED COVER FROM TUDOR
HALL, VA, December 30th, 1862. DUE 10 BLACK STAMP, TUDOR HALL,
VA, wounded at Cold Harbor, Darbytown Road to Columbia County, GA.
Clear and distinct manuscript. Good CDS and DUE
10...........................................$100.00
SOLD
 8217
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10, CDS, TENNVILLE, GA,
November 23rd, [1862]. Nice Tennville, GA, CDS, manuscript Due 10,
wounded at Cold Harbor and Darbytown Road. Unlisted usage in Dietz,
fine....................................$125.00
SOLD
 8218
- 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10, WINCHESTER, VA,
October 16th [1862], Black Due 10, Winchester, VA, CDS. Wounded at
Cold Harbor and Darbytown Road.
Fine............................................$125.00
SOLD
8219 - 28TH GEORGIA, PVT. T. W. G. INGLETT, DUE 10, TUDOR HALL, VA,
BLACK Due 10, strong Tudor Hall, VA, CDS, nicely docketed, wounded at
Cold Harbor and Darbytown Road. Fine......................$100.00
SOLD
 8222
- PRISONER OF WAR COVER, POINT LOOKOUT, 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, PVT.
ROBERT RUCKER, PM July 18th [1865] OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. US
grid stamped 3 Cent Rose stamp, addressed to his Mother, Mrs. Samuel
R. Rucker, Murfreesboro, TN in care of Mr. D. D. Wendell. Rucker had
been captured on the 22nd of March [1865] at Goldsboro, NC.
"Flag" [of truce noted], Rucker notes on the verso of the
cover in pencil, "Col. R. H. Kuble was killed at
Petersburg, June 30th". Ex. Stanley Horn Collection, very
fine....................................................$85.00
SOLD
8223
- PRISONER OF WAR COVER, POINT LOOKOUT, 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, PVT.
ROBERT RUCKER, PM August 25th [1865] OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. US
grid stamped 3 Cent Rose stamp, addressed to his Mother, Mrs. Samuel
R. Rucker, Murfreesboro, TN, in care of Mr. D. D. Wendell. Rucker had
been captured on the 22nd of March [1865] at Goldsboro, NC. Ex.
Stanley Horn Collection. Very fine...................................$65.00
SOLD  8224
- 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, ROBINSON'S [BRIGADE], Private Robert
Rucker dockets this cover postmarked Fredericksburg, VA, February,
20th [1862]. DUE 10 in black, addressed to his Father at Murfreesboro,
TN, POW Point Lookout, MD. Ex. Stanley Horn Collection,
fine..........................................$90.00
SOLD
 8225
- 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, ROBINSON'S [BRIGADE], Private Robert
Rucker dockets this cover postmarked Fredericksburg, VA, February 1st
[1862]. DUE 10 in black, addressed to his Father at Murfreesboro, TN,
POW Point Lookout, MD. Ex. Stanley Horn Collection,
fine.............................................................$90.00
SOLD
8226
- PRISONER OF WAR COVER, POINT LOOKOUT, 2ND TENNESSEE INFANTRY, PVT.
ROBERT RUCKER, Hand carried cover addressed to his Father in
Murfreesboro, TN, undated but part of the POW cover collection. Ex.
Stanley Horn Collection......................$20.00
SOLD
 11205
- CONFEDERATE PATRIOTIC COVER, postmarked Jamestown, NC. Two
Scott #2 Jefferson Davis 5 cent issues, one in dark blue and another
light milky blue. CSA first National flag with cannon, "Stand
firmly by your cannon, let the ball and grape fly, and trust to God
and Justice, but keep your powder dry." Light stains, some wear
at edges, two scarcer Confederate issue stamps. A nice inexpensive
example of a used patriotic postal cover....................$115.00
SOLD
 61113
- EXTREMELY RARE JEFFERSON DAVIS SCOTT #9 ON COVER, 10 Cent
blue (#9), TEN CENTS, margin touches at right, otherwise ample to
broad, tiny tear, trivial crease, tied by Guineys, VA. CDS, addressed
to Albany, GA. Ex-Robert Kaufmann, February 18th, 1982. Stamp auction,
lot #1432. This is a very respectable #9 on cover that is exceedingly
rare, catalogues $1,500.............. SOLD 61116
- CHARLESTON, SC - CDS, KILLED IN ACTION AT PETERSBURG,
Confederate cover large 10 in black with April 7th (1862), Charleston
CDS, addressed to Mrs. S.N. Kennerly by Lt. S.N. Kennerly, Company G,
25th SC (his docket) who was later killed at Petersburg (August 21st,
1864). Choice condition................................$90.00
SOLD  61117
- CONFEDERATE PATRIOTIC COVER, MOUNTED DRAGOON, DUE 5 stamped,
March 4th, 1862. CDS, mounted dragoon, motto, and four line patriotic
verse about General Beauregard. Sender was Pvt. J.H. Phaup, CO. C,
18th VA Vol. This unit was detailed to destroy supplies when Manassas
evacuated. Phaup enlisted April 23rd, 1861, wounded June 1st, 1862,
and captured at Gettysburg, tightly trimmed at top when
opened, imprint complete, thus good sides, rare CSA patriotic cover. WAS
$350.00.......................................NOW
$295.00 SOLD
61118
- HOMEMADE COVER MADE FROM THE BACK OF A RAILROAD DOCUMENT,
Scott #11, 10 Cent dark blue, Jefferson Davis with illegible
cancellation on the back of a railroad form...& Atlantic RR,
addressed to Selma, AL. Nice necessity paper cover. c. 1864-65
..................................................$135.00
SOLD
 61121
- CAPTURED 12TH RGT. MASS. VOL. EMBOSSED COVER USED BY A REBEL WITH
CONFEDERATE POSTAGE APPLIED, Scott #11, Jeff Davis, 10 Cents
light green, GUNEYS STATION, VA CDS, tied & dated May, addressed
to Hillsboro, NC. Captured cover with embossed emblem of the 12th
Mass. Vol. with seal of Mass., Ex-Kaufman Auction, very
fine................................$295.00
SOLD
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