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Confederate Handstamped Paid and Due Markings (South Carolina):
Lot Sym. Lot Description Realized
1755 C imageCharleston S.C. Sep. 17, 1861. Boldly struck cds, matching "Paid 2" in circle handstamp on orange cover addressed locally, very light horizontal file fold, Extremely Fine and choice drop rate letter, very rare in such pristine condition, ex Judd (Image) $ 2,000
1756 C imageCharleston S.C. Dec. 16. Cds, matching "10" hs obliterated by handstamps and re-rated to "2", on homemade cover to local military address, ms. "Telegram" at T., fresh and Very Fine, a very interesting drop rate usage, ex Kohn (Image) $ 1,500
1757 C imageCharleston S.C. Jul. 27. Bold cds, matching large "2" handstamp on locally addressed cover, 1863 docketing, also ms. "Fort Sumter" under Charleston cds, Extremely Fine and immaculate cover, ex Kohn (Image) $ 1,000
1758 C Charleston S.C. Jun. 17, 1861. Well-struck cds, matching "Paid 5" in circle on small mourning cover to Aiken S.C., Extremely Fine $ 150
1759 C Charleston S.C. Jun. 6, 1862. Bold double-circle ds, matching "Paid 5" hs with ms. box charge no. on adversity cover to manchester S.C., opened for display, few light toned spots, Very Fine $ 170
1760 C Charleston S.C. Oct. 2, 1861. Bold cds, matching "Paid 5" in circle on cover to Petersburg Va., Grocer's embossed return address on backflap, two trivial toned spots, an Extremely Fine cover $ 50
1761 C Charleston S.C. Dec. 15. Bold cds, matching "Paid 10" in circle on immaculate orange cover to Pickens C.H. S.C., ms. box charge no., Extremely Fine $ 100
1762 C Charleston S.C. Jul. 10, 1862. Well-struck double-circle ds, matching "Paid 10" in circle on blue folded letter to Petersburg Va., Extremely Fine $ 75
1763 C Columbia S.C. 14 Nov. (1861). Blue cds with matching "Paid" and "2" cents handstamp for printed matter rate on unsealed brown cover to Newberry C.H. S.C., Very Fine, only two handstamped "2" covers recorded for Columbia -- their extreme rarity is due to the fact that Sherman burned Columbia, and the locally-addressed "2" covers perished in flames, leaving only circular-rate wrappers to locations outside the city -- ex Kohn $ 950
1764 C Columbia S.C. "Paid" in Circle. Blue hs on locally-addressed cover to W. F. deSaussure, turned usage with other side bearing part of 10c Die A tied by blue "Columbia S.C." cds, to Gen. deSaussure, some typical wear and split sides, otherwise Fine $ 75
1765 C Columbia S.C. Jun. 13 (1861). Blue cds and large "5" rat hs on brown cover to Taylor's Creek S.C., surveyor's circular embossed return card in blue on backflap with the motto "God and Truth", a bit age toned and worn, otherwise Fine $ 100
1768 C Columbia S.C. Jul. 11 (1861). Blue cds, matching "Paid" and small "5" rate hs on cover to Sumter S.C., faint waterstain, otherwise Very Fine, ex Kohn $ 50
1769 C Columbia S.C. Mar. 22. Blue cds, matching "Paid" in circle and large "10" hs on cover to Col. James Chesnut (whose wife was the famous Mary Chesnut), dockting indicates letter sent by Gen. Wade Hampton, backflap partly removed, Very Fine, ex Dietz $ 260
1773 C Columbia S.C. May 7 (1864). Blue cds, matching "Paid" in circle and large "10" hs on yellow cover to Fort Mills S.C., ms. "Charge Box 75 C&SCRR" (Charlotte & S.C. Railroad), with original enclosure on printed letterhead, Very Fine $ 75
1782 C Columbia S.C. Nov. 17 (1862?). Blue cds, matching "Paid" and small "10" hs on cover to Sumter S.C., Very Fine $ 110
1785 C Columbia S.C. Aug. 30 (1863). Blue cds, matching "Paid" and small "10" rate hs on brown cover to Pickens C.H. S.C., printed P.O. business form crossed out, with enclosure, some wear incl. small mended hole at upper right, still Fine $ 110
1786 C Columbia S.C. Jul. 23. Bold blue cds, red crayon "Due 20" on buff cover to Glenn Springs S.C., endorsed at upper left "From Capt. Winsmith, CO. H., 1st Regt S.C.V.", Extremely Fine $ 75
1790 C Soldier's Letter to Columbia S.C. Neat endorsement "From Capt. Waties, Comdg. Battallion Arty. Jackson's Cav. Div." in Army of Tennessee on brown homemade cover to Columbia, "Due 10" hs, small mended edge nick at top, Fine $ 150
1791 C Columbia S.C. Soldiers' Letters. Two, each has soldier's endorsement, blue "Columbia S.C." cds and large "10" due hs, Very Fine $ 45
1793 C Conwaysboro S.C. Feb. 8. Well-struck cds, matching "Paid" hs on cover with attorney's corner card to Georgetown S.C., slightly reduced at R., fresh and Very Fine $ 350
1794 C Pendleton S.C. Jul. 1. Blue cds, matching "Paid 5" on cover with Bank Agent's corner card to Pickens C.H. S.C., Extremely Fine and choice $ 325
1795 C Greenville C.H. S.C. Jan. 26. Double-circle ds, matching "Paid" and "5" handstamps on cover with marble dealer's corner card, to Pickens C.H. S.C., fresh and Very Fine $ 450
1796 C Sumter S.C. Jul. 1, 1861. Bold cds, second strike of Jul. 2 alongside, matching "Paid" and "5" in circle handstamps on orange cover with Sumter Watchman corner card and addressed to "Confederate Commissioners, Charleston S.C.", small rustmark on backflap only, fresh and Very Fine cover $ 425
1797 C Sumter S.C. Aug. 8, 1861. Cds, matching "Paid" and "10" in circle handstamps on homemade cover to Pocotaglio S.C., fresh and Very Fine $ 200

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