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Sale 59: The Robert J. Karrer Collection of Charleston Postal History

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Charleston Postmasters' Provisionals

Lot 4241    

Confederacy, Charleston, S.C., 1861, 5¢ blue, four even margins showing part of outer framelines on three sides, top frame showing printing defect, tiny unnoticeable tear at top, tied by "Due 10" rating handstamp (type E) on cover with soldier's endorsement "D. E. Gordon, Company F, 9th Regt S.C.V." at top left and addressed to Kingston S.C., the provisional stamp was not accepted and the cover was rated 10¢ due for over 500 miles; minor overall cover toning, a Very Fine use.
Scott No. 16X1    Estimate $2,000 - 3,000.

ONE OF ONLY THREE RECORDED USES OF THE CHARLESTON POSTMASTER'S PROVISIONAL STAMP MAILED FROM ANOTHER TOWN.

The three recorded 16X1 uses mailed from another town are:
1. 1861 Nov. 9, Tudor Hall Va., not excepted as postage.
2. 1861 Nov. 19, Tudor Hall Va. to Kingston S.C., not excepted as postage, the cover offered here.
3. 1861 Nov. 19, Wideman's S.C., accepted as postage.

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