VERY FINE APPEARANCE. AN EXTREMELY RARE LARGE MULTIPLE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES "NUMBER ONE" FROM STONE 2. THIS BLOCK OF 18 IS THE LARGEST RECORDED MULTIPLE FROM STONE 2.
A Power Search review reveals the rarity of large multiples of the first Confederate States Issue, particularly from Stone 2. The unique full pane of 100, as well as the two half-panes of 50, all from the Ackerman sheet of 200, are from Stone 1. Apart from this block of 18, the largest multiple we have offered from Stone 2 since 1993 and in all our Rarity sales is a block of four. Noted lithograph collector Leonard Hartmann believes that this is the largest known multiple, with the next largest a block of 10.
Ex Hastings.
EXTREMELY FINE UNUSED EXAMPLE OF THE 10-CENT ROSE LITHOGRAPH.
A recent change in the Scott Catalogue listings now prices these Confederate lithographs as without gum
VERY FINE APPEARING AND SCARCE COMPLETE PANE OF 100 OF THE 20-CENT GENERAL ISSUE.
The right pane on this plate did not have an imprint. Scott value $5,000.00 as hinged blocks of four
EXTREMELY FINE. A RARE COMPLETE PANE OF 100 OF THE 1862 ONE-CENT DE LA RUE PRINTING, WITH NEARLY ALL STAMPS MINT NEVER-HINGED.
A review using Power Search demonstrates the rarity of complete panes of 100. Since 1993 we have offered only one other (two separate times). Scott value as hinged blocks of four.
VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A SCARCE AND ATTRACTIVE FRANKING OF FIVE OF THE 2-CENT GREEN LITHOGRAPH TO PAY THE 10-CENT RATE.
Warren census no. ALA-015. Pictured in 2011 Congress Book on p. 33. With 1992 C.S.A. certificate not noting any repair. Scott value as a strip of five on cover is $13,500.00
VERY FINE APPEARANCE. IMPRINT COPIES OF ANY HOYER & LUDWIG STAMP ARE RARE AND SELDOM FOUND ON COVER.
This is a particularly desirable with the large sheet margin and the cancel struck to completely miss the imprint
FRESH AND FINE 10-CENT LITHOGRAPH IN THE RARE CARMINE SHADE, TIED BY AN UNUSUALLY CLEAR RICHMOND VIRGINIA DATESTAMP.
With 1984 C.S.A. certificate. Scott value $5,000.00
VERY FINE APPEARANCE. A COLORFUL AND RARE CONFEDERATE STEAMBOAT COVER.
The Confederate packet James Battle advertised service on the Alabama River from Mobile and Montgomery. It was captured as a blockade runner in November 1863 and put into service for the North.
FINE. ONE OF ONLY TWO RECORDED EXAMPLES OF THE "JACKSON" STRAIGHTLINE ON A 10-CENT FRAMELINE COVER.
Small Dietz signature on back