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| CSA #8 USED Vert Pair (reconstructed from two singles and may have been part of a larger strip of 5 cut into singles). The two stamps are tied together by the Camden (Ark) CDS 1 OCT. The CDS is a bold strike but only the top half where “Camden” is easily seen, but the state designation is not on the stamps. However, the postmark is clearly the Camden, Ark CDS as I have included a photocopy of a known Camden, Ark CDS cropped from a well-known Trans-Mississippi cover for comparison. These stamps showing Arkansas usage are very scarce. |
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| CSA #8 USED (margins in to touching on all four sides and stamp has faults which are thins and a small edge scuff) with a neat strike of the VIOLET Augusta, Ga CDS (date not apparent). This stamp used with a violet postmark is very scarce as it is not listed in Dietz with the violet postmark but is listed in the current Scott but not priced. The faults notwithstanding, this is still a highly presentable stamp with what for this stamp is a very scarce postmark. CSA Certificate #4625 from 2005 signed by Jerry Palazolo. |
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| CSA #8 Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin with a Large Left Sheet Margin) OG NH with minor gum disturbances otherwise Very Fine. |
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| CSA #8 Horz Strip of 3 UNUSED 4-Margin but a little close at bottom center and at top) Full OG with the middle stamp LH and the two end stamps NH. |
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| CSA #8 Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin) Part OG Hinged Very Fine. |
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| CSA #8 UNUSED (4-Margin but a close on the right and the bottom) Part OG LH. |
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| CSA #8 UNUSED (4-Margin) Part OG LH Very Fine. |
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| CSA #8 USED (4-Margin but a little close at upper left) with the large single rim Charleston SC CDS with a FEB date. Light corner crease upper right and a tiny hinge thin. |
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 | CSA #8 USED (4-Margin) with the large single rim Charleston SC CDS 22 AUG. Signed “Bartels” on the reverse. Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #8 Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin with a large lower sheet margin) OG LH Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #9 T-E-N Sperati Forgery Hinged, No Gum, not signed Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #9a T-E-N USED (4-Margin Milky Blue) with the Estell Springs N. & C. R.R. (Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad) oval postmark 20 MAY 1863. The stamp has been mounted on a card and the entire railroad postmark reconstructed around the stamp. This stamp used with a railroad postmark is very scarce. Very Fine and ready to exhibit. |
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The CSA #10 (Frame-Line) is the scarcest of all the CSA General Issue stamps. They are extremely difficult to acquire and most often sell at auction. Frame-Line stamps of superior quality are commanding substantial premiums. Only occasionally do I ever have one in stock.
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 | CSA #11 (AD) USED 4-Margin with a very neat strike of the Gainesville, Fla CDS 2 AUG. Scarce Florida usage. Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) UNUSED Gutter Pair (4-Margin) OG and LH with the usual fold in the gutter. Very Fine. |
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CSA #11 (AD) UNUSED Horz Strip of 4 with Gutter
(4-Margin but close at the top left) OG and appears NH. Usual fold in the
gutter. Very Fine appearance.
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| CSA #11 (AD) UNUSED Gutter Block of 4 (4-Margin) Laid Paper. Full OG and appears NH but may be LH. Usual fold in the vertical gutter but otherwise a VF appearance. |
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| CSA #11a (AD) USED (4-Margin Milky Blue) with a neat strike of the Wartrace N & C RR oval postmark (Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad) with a JUN date. Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11a (AD) USED (4-Margin Milky Blue) tied to small blue paper piece with a full strike of the Pocotaligo SC small single rim CDS 27 JUL. Extremely Fine. |
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| CSA #11a (AD) USED (4-Margin Milky Blue) tied to small piece by the Macon, Ga CDS (date not apparent) Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin with a small lower sheet margin showing just the top part of the imprint) OG Hinged. Appears to be Laid Paper but could just be gum creases. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin upper left corner sheet margin) Full OG NH with some very slight gum toning otherwise Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) USED (4-Margin but close right and left) tied to small brown paper piece by a partial strike of the Monticello, Fla CDS 8 OCT. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) USED (4-Margin) with the BROWN Christiansburg, Va CDS (date not apparent) Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11c (AD) UNUSED Gutter Block of 4 (4-Margin Greenish-Blue) with full OG and NH (minor gum creases and a little gum toning which are usual with full OG blocks) but No Fold in the gutter Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin but close on the right) No Gum. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin but close on the right) No Gum. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin) No Gum Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin) No Gum Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Horz Block of 6 (2 rows of 3) UNUSED (4-Margin but a little close at top right) OG and appears NH Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11 (AD) Horz Block of 12 (2 rows of 6) UNUSED (margin close and just touching at top) with full OG and appears NH but has some gum creases and a very tiny sealed edge nick at the top center. |
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| CSA #11 (KB) Horz Block of 12 (2 rows of 6) UNUSED with bottom sheet margin and full “No 1 Keatinge & Ball Bank Note Engravers Columbia SC” from the right pane. This is a very early printing of the KB stamps. If it was not for the presence of the imprint, these stamps would most certainly be identified as an AD printing as cross atching is clearly present. Full OG with small hinge remnants. Bottom sheet margin is cut close to the imprint but still a Very Fine item. |
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| CSA #11c (AD) Horz Block of 12 (2 rows of 6) (Greenish-Blue) UNUSED with bottom sheet margin and full imprint “No 1 Archer (Daly omitted) Bank Note Engravers, Richmond, Va" from the right pane. This is the most commonly seen form of the imprint as Daly’s name was removed from the plate after he left the firm. Bottom margin cut just a little close to the imprint at the right. Full OG and appears to be NH. Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11c (AD) Horz Pair USED (4-Margin Greenish-Blue) with the Chattanooga, Ten CDS 22 DEC (1863). The postmark is known as the Chattanooga “Rover” as it was used after the Fall of Chattanooga to the Union in Sept 1863 by the Chattanooga postmaster as an Army of Tennessee field cancel until Jan 1864. Very Fine CSA Cert 2005. |
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| CSA #11d (AD) Vertical Gutter Block of 6 (3 Rows of 2 with the vertical gutter down the center) (4-Margin with a lower sheet margin Positions 80L, 71R, 90L, 81R, 100L, 91R and very GREEN in color) OG and appears NH Very Fine. |
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| CSA #11a (AD) (margin close at lower left Milky Blue) tied to large piece by the Greenville NC CDS (date not fully apparent). |
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| CSA #11c (AD) USED (4-Margin Greenish-Blue) with the Richmond, Va CDS Powell Type 5b in Blue 20 MAY 1863 Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11a (AD) USED (4-Margin Milky Blue) tied to a small brown paper piece by the BLUE Petersburg, Va CDS 12 JUN Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11c (AD) USED (4-Margin Greenish-Blue) with a neat strike of the small double circle Newberry CH SC CDS 29 JUL 1863 Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11d (AD) UNUSED (4-Margin Green) OG Hinged Very Fine appearance. |
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 | CSA #11 (KB) UNUSED (4-Margin) with Part Imprint “Columbia SC” OG Hinged Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11 (AD) USED (4-Margin but close on the left) tied to a small coarse paper piece by a full strike of the Fayetteville NC CDS 16 NOV 1863 Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11 (KB) Staggered Block of 9 (top row of 4 and bottom row of 5) UNUSED (4-Margin with lower sheet margin containing most of the Imprint but not the plate number) with a light vertical fold and the usual toned gum. Period ink fingerprint from one of the printer’s helpers applied while handling the sheet while the ink was still wet involving the stamp at the far right of the lower row. Very Fine appearance. |
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 | CSA #11 (AD) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin with a small upper sheet margin and a very unusual shade of light blue) No Gum Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11 (KB) Block of 4 UNUSED (4-Margin) OG Hinged Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11 (AD) Horz Gutter Strip of 4 from the top row UNUSED (4-Margin with upper sheet margin) OG Hinged with the usual light fold in the gutter. Period printing ink smears second stamp from the right. Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11c (AD) Horz Strip of 4 USED (4-Margin with a small upper sheet margin Bluish-Green) canceled with several strikes of the Greensborough, Ala CDS 12 SEP. Used strip represents a 4x rate and may very well have come from a Trans-Mississippi Express Cover. Thins mainly in the margins but still with a Very Fine appearance. |
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 | CSA #11 (AD) USED (4-Margin) tied to a small piece by the RED Greensborough NC CDS 23 JUL Very Fine. |
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 | CSA #11c (AD) USED (4-Margin Greenish-Blue) on small piece cut close with a “-nton” CDS Very Fine. |
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