5c Green, Stone 1 (1).
Position 6, large margins except close at upper right, fine impression,
tied by vivid red "Smithfield Va. Jan. 13" (1862) circular datestamp
on bright buff cover to Cunningham's Store N.C., P.F. notes a "small crease
at top left" that in no way detracts, still fresh and Extremely Fine, ex
Knapp and Hall, with 2002 P.F. certificate
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5c Green, Stone 2 (1).
Large margins to clear, cancelled by neat "Paid" handstamp, "Ashville N.C.
Feb. 10, 1862" circular datestamp on cover to Franklin N.C., slightly
reduced at right, Very Fine, ex Knapp
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5c Olive Green, Stone A-B
(1c). Vertical pair, huge margins all around incl. sheet margin at
right, tied by partial strike of "Richmond Va. Jan. 11, 1862" circular
datestamp on orange cover to Fayetteville Ga., slightly reduced at right
and minor edgewear, stamps are Extremely Fine
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5c Olive Green, Stone A-B
(1c). Vertical pair, large margins to just in at top right, tied by red
"Alexandria La. Jan. 27" circular datestamp on blue 1863 folded cover to
Berzelia Ga., contents refer to skirmish near plantation, fresh and Very
Fine (Image) 
5c Green (1). Large
margins all around, tied by blue "Tuskegee Ala. Feb. 3, 1862"
double-circle datestamp on small cover to military address at Pensacola
Fla., tiny toned spot at top left, Very Fine
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5c Green (1). Margins to
in, tied by blue "Columbia S.C. ? 12" circular datestamp on South
Carolina R.R. Co. Official Business corner card cover to Charleston
S.C., small cover toned spot at top left, otherwise Fine (Image) 
5c Green (1). Four
covers, incl. three with singles and one with pair, two used from Mobile
Ala., pair from Orange C.H. Va. to Martin's Depot S.C., mixed condition,
Fine (Image)
5c Green, Stone 2, Misplaced
Transfer (1 var). Horizontal pair, Positions 9-35, enormous
margins all around including top sheet margin, tied by blue "Norfolk
Va. Jan. 7, 1862" circular datestamp on yellow cover to Carroll Hoy & Co.
New Orleans, usual filing pinholes, one of which passes thru pair, yellow
cover slightly bleachedEXTREMELY FINE. ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING EXAMPLES OF ANY MISPLACED TRANSFER VARIETY. THIS COVER WAS HIGHLY REGARDED BY THE LATE EDWARD S. KNAPP AND HAS NOT BEEN AVAILABLE TO COLLECTORS SINCE 1928.
The two stamps in this pair come from the 9th and 10th positions of the top row of Stone 2. However, the right impression (in Position 10) comes from the transfer copied from Position 35, which was used to replace the original entry on the printing stone after it was damaged during production. The space on the stone was not thoroughly cleaned, leaving vestiges of the original Position 10 entry in the bottom left margin, which are visible in this pair. For comparison, the cover is accompanied by a 5c Blue, Stone 2 (4) strip of three showing the normal Positions 8-9-10 and a single from the normal Position 35. Also included in the lot is a 5c Olive Green from Position 20 that shows the traces of the removed transfer in the top margin, indicating it comes from a sheet containing the Position 35 misplaced transfer.
Ex Knapp and Hall. (Image)
10c Dark Blue, Hoyer & Ludwig
(2b). Rich color, large margins, indistinct cancel, neat "Vicksburg
Miss. Mar. 4" double-circle datestamp on homemade cover to Wetumpka Ala.,
Very Fine and choice (Image) 
10c Blue, Paterson (2).
Huge margins to clear incl. top left corner sheet margin, tied by
neat "Mobile Ala." double-circle datestamp on homemade cover to Artesia
Miss., stamp with light diagonal crease, cover with minor wear, Very Fine
and choice, scarce corner margin usage
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10c Light Blue, Paterson
(2a). Large margins, tied by bold "Orange C.H. Va. Nov. 17" circular
datestamp with ms. date on buff cover to Macon Ga., cover slightly reduced
at left, Very Fine and choice (Image)