CB42 CSA #4b Stone 2 Horz Pair Light Milky Blue (4-Margin but with minor corner faults upper right and lower left and affixed on the reverse to seal the backflap of a small cover) tied by a PAID handstamp and two strikes of a Circle “5” handstamp used as cancelers. No postmark or manuscript markings to indicate the origin of this cover and no date other than to say that it most likely comes from somewhere in Virginia. Military Address on the other side of the cover to Mr. Casper C. Henkel, 37th Regt Va Vol 3rd Brigade Jackson’s Division. The addressee was the regimental surgeon for the 37th Va Inf throughout the war. Cover slightly reduced to the left of the stamps into a part of the address due to a somewhat rough opening along that side. Still a very interesting and unusual use of the handstamps which were normally used on stampless covers. Cover originally included in the exhibit to show the stampless cover handstamp devices used to cancel the stamps. This cover was used as an illustration on Page 79 of Gen Bush’s Fancy and Unusual Cancel book. SOLD

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