Collection of Civil War patriotic envelopes

Collection of 54 unused slavery related Civil War patriotic envelopes (some multi-color), including popular themes such as “The Peculiar Institution”, “Contraband”, “Sout

Fantastic collection of Civil War patriotic cachets with various political cartoons and commentaries concerning the era and the famous individuals of it. Some very striking images.

Fantastic collection of Civil War patriotic cachets with various political cartoons and commentaries concerning the era and the famous individuals of it. Some very striking images.

Lot of 60 envelopes from the Civil War era, all printed with patriotic themes. All measuring around 5.25" x 3".

CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES & PHILATELIST COLLECTORS LOT Philatelist collectors lot, includes: (153) Civil War Patriotic Propaganda envelopes Empty binders Partially complete stamp books&nbsp

The US Postal Service experienced its greatest growth during the Civil War. Soldiers were required or encouraged to write home to keep up morale in a divided nation. This is one of a few assorted patr

(3) seldom seen early Civil War patriotic covers. All are intact and fresh. Suggested bid $50

Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809–April 15, 1865), Ulysses S. Grant (April 27,1822–July 23, 1885), signed Civil War Patriotic Envelope. Both signed in black iron-based ink across the fron

Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809–April 15, 1865), Ulysses S. Grant (April 27,1822–July 23, 1885), signed Civil War Patriotic Envelope. Both signed in black iron-based ink across the fron

CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC / POLITICAL POSTAL ENVELOPES / COVERS, LOT OF 15, postally unused, each with satirical depiction of Jefferson Davis or related figure, including two colored examples, the first dep

CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC / POLITICAL POSTAL ENVELOPES / COVERS, LOT OF 15, postally unused, each with satirical depiction of Jefferson Davis or related figure, including a colored example depicting Davis a

CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC / POLITICAL POSTAL ENVELOPES / COVERS, LOT OF 13, postally unused, each with depiction of General Winfield Scott, some being patriotic examples and some anti-Confederate satirical

CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC / POLITICAL POSTAL ENVELOPES / COVERS, LOT OF 22 (UPDATED 6/6/17), postally unused, comprising mainly pro-Union or satirical anti-Confederate examples, including three colored exam

USA postage stamps include 3 PSE with three-cent G Washington ovals, a five-cent G Washington stamp, and a CSA Jefferson Davis green ten-cents stamp, readable cancellations include Rome, GA, Portsmout

Ohio Civil War Era Scrap Book. Patriotic Envelopes, letterheads and ephemera dated from the Civil War. Laid down on an 1842 Copy Book. 12-1/2" x 8". Condition: Fair to Good with wear and foxing.

Two patriotic civil war envelopes by Charles Magnus, both with gold printing, one for the U S Armies operatoing against Richmond, circa 1862. Fine condition. Reserve: $30.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-r

LARGE COLLECTION OF US 19TH CENTURY AND CIVIL WAR ENVELOPES AND STAMPS- Partial stamp album, 70 mostly full stamp pages together with some envelopes.- Eighteen (18) US Air Mail envelopes from the 1920

Grouping of six postally used patriotic Civil War covers/envelopes, one stampless. Most covers exhibit some wear and soiling.

(87) Pieces. One Includes Soldiers Letter plus (6) wood engravings of civil war pulled from a book. Super Lot with many unusual covers, most unused. Examine and See Images for Details.

34 Total: Includes Louisiana, Texas, Alabama. 1) One Civil War patriotic cover of drummer boy. Postmarked New Orleans. 2-3) Two letters tied to steamship transportation. 4) 1876 full face advertising

Unknown artist, unsigned. Pencil, marker and paint on paper. Framed size: 25" ht. x 19" wd. From the lifetime collection of living folk artist Dewey Blocksma, Beulah, Michigan. Blocksma acquired most

VINTAGE CONFEDERATE PATRIOTIC SCENE POCKET KNIFE. LOOKS NEW. IN GOOD SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Letters are in good shape, legible with their envelopes and stamps. Were going to be THROWN AWAY.

Includes as assortment of postcards and envelopes with Civil War themes. Harper’s Weekly Dec. 28, 1861. Rules & Regs book from GAR Encampment 1890. Encampment programs Wisconsin 1943, Chattanooga 19