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1861-67 Issues, Covers (#1)
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Item #
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Description
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Price
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Picture
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10123
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#96
used with #145 and #149, fine copies, target cancels, "BELLEVUE
NEB. JUL 14" postmark on intact registered cover to Alfred Me.,
part of the extensive Shaw correspondence of registered covers. Very
unusual and scarce franking combination for 18¢ rate (3¢+15¢).
Attractive and interesting usage.
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$275
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9988
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65, tied by XF flag fancy cancel with "WEST POINT GA. JUN 18 [1865]"
postmark on cover to Murfreesboro Tenn. (barely reduced at
left), stamp with clipped corner at bottom right. Only known on-cover use of this Union-control fancy cancel. Postmarked 2 months after the Battle of West Point,
April 16, 1865 (seven days after General Lee had surrendered his Army of
Northern Virginia to General Grant), a terrific post Civil War usage. 1993 PFC. Ex-Larry
Haller.
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$425
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9974
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65, F+, sound, tied by a superb strike of a 4-Petal Flower in Circle fancy killer (unlisted in major references), FAIRFIELD CT MAY 30 double ring postmark on VF fresh cover, barely
reduced at left. A GEM, outstanding cover.
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Consigned to Kewriga Auctions Sale 10,
12/20/2025
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9684
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#63, XF, large margins, tied by black New York Carrier Jan. 5
station cds on unreduced locally addressed cover with embossed eagle and shield patriotic flap (partial loss) and red and blue piping ( back image), pencil 1862
docketing at left. Pretty cover.
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$100
$80
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9527
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#65 pair, fine, tied by VF-XF strike of fancy star-in-star fancy killer (Rohloff S-6, RRRR rarity rated, Skinner-Eno
ST-St 18) and WATERBURY CON SEP 23 65 double ring postmark on cover to South Deerfield, MA. Cover reduction at
right. 2015 PSE certificate noting the left stamp with perf faults from close
placement to cover edge.
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$475
$450
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9450
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#64 pink, fine, sound copy, tied by grid
killer on intact (flap tear) small embossed lady's envelope, sent to
Shrewsbury, Mass. Initially mailed and postmarked COLLEGE HILL OHIO SEP 9 (DPO
Hamilton County 1849-1892), the cover arrived in Greensburg, Indiana, where
it was marked with a manuscript "Missent" and received a GREENSBURG IND SEP 10 1861 forwarding postmark (Decatur County 1823-). 2024 PFC notes a horizontal cover crease (not affecting the
adhesive) and perf toning (truly trivial). It also mistakenly
identifies the Greensburg postmark date as SEP 9. A nice and interesting early use example of the pink variety.
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SOLD
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9326
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#65, fine, small corner fault at upper
left, tied by VF strike of left-facing waving flag and "UNION" Civil War
patriotic killer (Skinner-Eno
PT-F 33), VF HEALDSBURG, CA AUG 11
1863 postmark on intact cover to Santa
Rosa. A rare on-cover fancy
cancel. 1980 PFC,
"genuine usage", does not mention stamp fault.
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$1000
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9231
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#65, fault at right, tied by an XF strike of PUTNAM, CT 5-point star-in-star with dots in pentagon
killer (Skinner-Eno ST-E 23), VF cover, MAY 19 [1865]
postmark, original letter, small reduction at right. Wonderful on cover example of this fancy killer.
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$200
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9082
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#65, fine, just tied on intact cover by a VF-XF strike of simple shield killer (unlisted
in major references) with HELENA ARK. JUL 22 postmark, sent to Memphis, Tenn. where an XF strike of very scarce fancy circle with diamond ADVERTISED AUG 5
1865 marking was applied.
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SOLD
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9008
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#65, VF, manuscript cancel, on clean lemon cover with
small reduction at right bearing a VF-XF strike of fancy UPPER JAY N.Y. stencil postmark (Milgram #36, Chronicle: 257), March 30 manuscript date, to Westport, NY,
original letter dated 3/29/67. Like most stencil postmarks, this is a rare cancel. Last recorded sale, 1994 Siegel auction 761 lot
406 realizing $260 plus commission.
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Consigned to Kewriga Auctions Sale 10,
12/20/2025
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8853
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#65, fine, tied by VF-XF strike of rare straight line "POSTAGE" killer (Skinner-Eno LC-WD 9), BOYDTON, VA postmark, manuscript
July 14 date, intact cover to Halifax C.H., VA. An exceptionally scarce on-cover example. Mild cover toning.
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$200
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8784
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#65, fine, sound, canceled by a VF strike of very scarce pumpkin mask fancy killer (Skinner-Eno PH-P 5) with HORNELLSVILLE, NY JAN 30 postmark on VF cover, small
reduction at right affecting nothing.
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SOLD
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8622
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#65, fine, small upper left corner fault,
tied by a VF+ strike of very scarce
Charter Oak tree fancy killer (Skinner-Eno
PP-T 3) with THOMASTON, CONN. NOV 23
(1866) postmark on small
cover, edge faults, minor stains, slight reduction at right, missing right
back flap. A terrific opportunity to
acquire an on-cover example of this popular fancy cancel.
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$175
$160
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8525
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#65, fine, tied by VF SOTN strike of EAST BRIDGEWATER MASS. DEC 9 postmark on VF intact
small bicolor patriotic cover featuring female Liberty with flag design (Weiss
F-F 8) to Middleboro, MA. 2015 PFC, genuine, not a 64b. Very pretty cover.
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$60
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8526
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#65, small fault, tied by light Washington
DC postmark on VF, intact bicolor
patriotic cover to NH
featuring women and UNION flag design (Weiss F-F 221), small corner fault at bottom
right. Manuscript "Washington flower" at top.
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$60
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8342
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#65, average, tiny perf faults, canceled by
a VF-XF strike of very rare blue "all seeing eye" fancy killer (Skinner-Eno FR-NMb 6)
and tied by WASHINGTON, IND. AUG 14
postmark on VF cover barely
reduced at right. The front of the cover has a minor bend passing
below the stamp and some toning or reverse. While the bend is visible on
the stamp, the stamp itself appears to be without crease. The cover is
addressed to Lizzie Smith, Dillsburg, York Co., PA. Virtually all known
on-cover examples of this killer are from this correspondence. In the
2022 H. R. Harmer Erivan Auction 7, an instance of this cover described as
"lightly cleaned and stamp with a faint stain, extremely fine
appearance" sold for $5900 including buyer's commission.
Harmer's 2023 Erivan Auction 8 included another example (stamp described
"with light toned spot") selling for $6490 including commission. A wonderful example of this rare fraternal imagery fancy cancel at a very reasonable price.
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Consigned to Kewriga Auctions Sale 10,
12/20/2025
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8340
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#65, fine, 3 blunted perfs
at top left, tied by a VF-XF strike of
"US" in wreath of 13 negative stars patriotic fancy killer (Skinner-Eno PT-C 17) and light ALBANY, NY
postmark, on XF intact cover with Ostego County Bank
printed address. Great patriotic fancy
cancel.
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$195
$180
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8332
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#65, fine, natural SE at right, light
target killer ties to VF cover with VF FORT
ABERCROMBIE, D.T. [Dakota Territory] APR 20 postmark addressed to Lieut. J. Byron Fay, Cincinnati OH,
part of a known correspondence from this
fort.
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$125
$115
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7938
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#65, fine, tied by an XF-superb strike of crossed arrows fancy killer, CAMBRIDGE, N.Y., NOV
16 postmark on fresh cover, 2021 PFC. This is a spectacular,
unlisted fancy cancel and the only example that I have been able to locate
in literature or auction catalogs. The
cancellation consists of two separate, neatly
crossed strikes of a fancy arrow killer, which is apparent when the two
individual strikes are photographically
displayed side by side. This
possibility is consistent with the fact that the postmark and killer are
not duplexed. This would allow the postmaster to express his artistry
by "crossing" his neatly carved arrow killer. (I wonder if
there was anything special about the addressee of this cover that would
have induced this special effort.) It is obviously an early
strike. By its delicate nature, this killer would likely remain
intact but a short time. The
cover is reduced 1cm at left with a repaired lower left corner, the stamp
with a tiny tear at right. A rare fancy cancellation
for the finest collection.
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SOLD
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7905
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#94, fine, small perf faults, tied by bold, VF-XF strike of letters "LV" (Skinner-Eno LC-L 7) with LOCKPORT, N.Y., MAR 2
postmark on cover to Perry, NY. Killer represents the
initials of postal clerk Leornard Vail. Small,
clean reduction at left affects nothing.
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$125
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7407
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#65, fine, bearing a VF-XF strike of fancy axe
head cancel (Skinner-Eno
PO-Wt 6) with COLLINSVILLE, MAR 18 postmark (ca.
1862) on VF fresh and intact cover to Portland, CT. Beautiful example of this
very scarce killer. Clear 2019
PFC.
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$350
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7397
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#65, average, tied by Boston, MA, NOV 14
postmark and quartered cork killer on VF intact Civil War Union patriotic cover featuring a right-facing
flag with verse (Weiss F-R-311, Walcott L-22983). Quite attractive.
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$60
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7376
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#94, fine, tiny faults, tied by an XF SOTN strike of fancy
patriotic shield cancel (Skinner- Eno PS-O 29), RAHWAY, N.J., AUG 1
postmark on intact back-illustrated carriage hubs advertising cover to California. Tiny edge
tear at top.
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$150
$125
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