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220-Civil War Patriotc Covers, Incl. the Collection Formed by the Late Hugh M. Clark I •,_•. , 220th SALE rF' {// .) t.. : .. // J ,./ CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC COVERS ' t: , .\... including the collection fonned by the late HUGH. M. CLARK .. AT PUBLIC AUCTION · 1ruesday and Wednesday 1,' JUNE 9th and lOth, 1959 . I at 1:30 P.M. • .... 489 FIFTH A VENUE NEW YORK 17, N.Y. TeL MUrray Hlll 2-0980 ,,•' l COLORFUL, HISTORIC CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC COVERS including the 109 volume prize-winning collection formed by the late Hugh M. Clark, for many years editor of the Scott Catalog, probably the finest assembly of fresh unused examples ever put to- gether, plus a wonderful group of postally used. This Collection, the result of many years search and research, is the finest of this character ever offered at public auction. The collec- tion contains virtually every recorded design of Patriotic, Northern and Southern, issued during the period of The War between the States. Replete in beautiful designs, flashing battlescenes, sparkling portraits of generals, statesmen, titles of regiments, corps, slogans, mottos, patriotic causes, the whole vivid history of these turbulent times flashes by. All the various printers and stationers of the period are represented including the gorgeous art work of the acknowledged masters of lithography, Charles Magnus and Fredrich Kimmel. Espe- cially to be noted are the many examples of the scarce Kimmel patriotics in black, the beautiful multi-colored and allegorical Magnus designs, views, battlescenes, panoramic views, birds-eye views, rose of Washington designs. The collection contains a wonderful section of the popular Lincoln presidential campaign, patriotic, and mourning covers both used and unused. Scarce Lincoln designs include the .I Davis-Lincoln Prize Fight in 5 Rounds, many graphic Magnus designs, and Lincoln "Review of the Army". Accompanying this wonderful collection is an extremely interest- ing and historical collateral collection of scarce Civil War Memorabilia including recruiting cards, scarce souvenir cards, song sheets, letter- sheets, patriotic ribbons, proofs of designs prepared for the lithogra- phers of the covers. With the current intense interest in these remembrances of the past and the approach of the lOOth Anniversary of this conflict, the collection offers to the interested collector, historian, museum or institution, a wonderful opportunity to acquire fascinating and color- ful covers and patriotic designs from the past. While it may be said that history sometimes repeats, it is doubtful that another collection of this magnitude will ever again appear on the auction market. FIRST SESSION TUESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1959 - 1:30 P.M. PATRIOTIC COVERS STATE SEALS, COATS OF ARMS-UNUSED State Seals, Tree of Liberty, Union Tree, etc., Specialized Collection of 212 diff. including M·ulti-colored, Magnus type, P atriotic Mottos, neatly mounted in 2 Bruce Post Albums, V. F . ............................................................... E. VII 2 "Loyal to the Union", Liberty with Flag, Arkansas to Wisconsin State Seals, Set of 25 Wells covers in Red & Blue, includes Calif., Oregon, .J () J v ~ ·································································································································· E. II 11 3 Loyal to the Union, States of Calif. to Wise. Set of 24 Ridenburgh covers in Red & Blu e, Columbia Sitting, State Seals, V. F . ...... ................ .. E. II I t; D 4 "The Loyal States" Union, State Sea ls, Set of 76 diff. Reaglcs & Co. Covers in various single colors, Overall designs· including Cali f., Oregon, s " .) v ~ .. .............................................................. ........ .... .... .. ............................ .... ............ E. VI 5 ' 5 " Loyal to the Union", Columbia Sitting, State Seals, Conn. to Wise., Set <:D of 15 Overall design Wells covers in singles colors, V. F . ............................... "Arms of Alabama to Wisconsin'', Magee Set of 53 diff. showing Coats of Arms, covers framed by State Stars, includes California, Oregon, Utah T err., includes Southern States, V. F ..... .................................................. .. ::~~ 7 State Seals, Waving Flag, Calif. to Wise., Set of 17 diff. in magenta, V. F ............................... ........ .............................................................. .... ........................... E. II 0 )./ 8 State Seals in Circle, States Names, Set of 35 diff. Upham covers in Blue, Southern States have word Seccession, includes Cali f., Oregon, 1 oO Utah T err., V. F. ......... ............................................. ................................................ .. .. E. IV /\ 9 lllinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisc- onsin Coat of Arms, Sets of Magee including 14 beautifully H and oil Colored, 25 covers, V. F . .. ......................................................................................... E. III 12. Middle Atlantic, New England States Coats of Arms, 9 Magee State ()l> Sets including 14 beautifully H andcolored, 27 covers, V. F . ...... .. ........... .. .. E. III {t- "The Rebel States", Devil holding State Seats, Set of 19 diff. Reagles & v Co. covers in var ious single colors, V. F . ........................................................... E. II / ~ .O Southern Stat es Coats of Arms, 10 Magee State Sets, 34 diff. including cJu 19 beautif'lllly H and colored, includes "Rebels" Overprint, V. F ................ E. III ) '· 13 Coats of Arms of United States, Very Fine Set of 4 Magee including 2 Hand colored, V. F . ........................... ........................................................................ .. E. I 14 Coats of Arms, Set of 20 with diff. Countries Coats of Arms, in Full Color, published by Alfred S. Robinson, Hart i·ord, Conn., V. F. (Photo) E. II 15 American Institute Face &. Reverse Seals, Beautiful Purple Magnus, ,J,ou v ~ ................................................. .......................... .............. ...................... .... E . I '1 LOTS ON VIEW FROM MAY 25th - 3 - 16 California Coat of Arms, Set of 4 Magee including i beautifully Hand <.,} 6) colored, V. F. ............... ..................................... .. ........................ (Photo) E. II 0 ' 17 F lorida Coat of Arms, Set of 3 Magee including 2 beautifully Hand colored, V . F . ................ .. .................................... .. E. I 1 · Si> 18 Missouri Coat of Arms, Set of 3 Magee including 2 beautifully Hand colored, V. F. .............. ..................... .. ............... .. .. ....... .. E. I ...{.If> 19 New Jersey Coat of Arms, Set of 4 Magee including 2 beautifully Hand 0 colored, V. F. .. ........ ................. .. ............... .......................................... .. .. E. I g ,S 20 Oregon Coat of Arms, Set of 3 Magee including 2 beautifully Hanel colored, V. F. .. .................... ...... ........ ...................... .. E.II ~t, . if> 21 Oregon State Seal, Liberty with Flag, "Loyal to the Union'', Blue \,Yells cover, V. F. .. ............................ .. E. I 1} 0° 22 Texas Coat of Arms, Set of 4 Magee including 2 "Rebels", 2 beautifully ) ~0 Hand ·colored, V. F. .. ........................ E. II I . 23 Utah Territory Coat of Arms, Set of 4 Magee including 2 beautifully I ,.. ..) Hanel colored, V. F. ..... ............... .. ............. .. E. II !o .> 24 "Loyal to the Union", Columbia Sitting, State Seals, Set 01f· 10 in single . .) colors, V. F. ........... .. ......................................... .. .............. E. I : · ) 25 State Seals, Soldiers Sailor, Zouve, Beautiful Set of 5 Magnus type in 0 Bronze, diff., States, V. F. E. I ·1 -' 26 State Seals, Soldier, Sailor, zouve, Beautiful Multi-colored Set of 10 diH. ) Magnus type ,V. F. ... .............................. ............... ..... .... (Photo) E. II 27 State Seals, Liberty, Flag, Union, States Names, Set of 6 D. Murphy's J • j Son covers in Red, 1 Blue, V. F . ... E. I STATE SEALS, COATS OF ARMS-USED U.S. Seal, Crossed Flags, Mottos in Red Blue, New Orleans, La., 1863 & "I ov pmk, "3" on Soldiers Letter to Conn., V. F . ............ ........................ E. II I ,. Indiana State Seal, Columbia &. Flag, light G. B. D. Nov. 18, Paid pmk on cover to Indiana, Very Good ............................. .. ................ .. .. .. .. .. E •.I ~-0 30 Iowa State Seal, Woman, Iowa, Union, Overall R. E. H ale & Sons, Beloit, W is. design, 3c Rose (65) tied grid, Beloit, Wis., 1863 pmk on neat cover, stamp has S. E. at R, Very Fine .. E. II / 31 Kentucky State Seal in Allegorical Agricultural F rame, 3c Rose (65) tied Blue grid on cover to Conn. Greenfield Hill, Conn. pmk on forward- ed cover, cover slightly ragged at T ., Fine ................. ................... .. E. II q. ~ 32 Maine State Seal, "The Loyal States, Maine" Overall Brown design, 3c Red (Z6) tied Washington, D. C. pmk on ·cover to 1viaine, Fine . E. I 5.ui> 33 New York State Seal, Soldier, Tint in purple, 3c Rose (65) tied ·wash. D. C. pmk. Fine ...... ........... ... ...... .. ................................ .. E. I ~.t;Q 34 "Arms of the Keystone State" in full colors, 3c Rose (65), tied P.h iladel- phia pmk. V. F. .......... ..... .... ............ ............ ... E. III / ~.~ 35 State Seals, Five cl iff. 3c Red 3c Rose (26, 65) V. G.-Fine E. II f(' ." ) MAGNUS, STATE SEALS, COATS OF ARMS~UNUSED 36 Alabama State Seal held by Devil, Angel, Flag, Beautiful Set of 4 Magnus in gold, Bronze, :Multi-colors, V. F . (Photo) E. II r .c' 37 Arkansas State Seal held by Devil, Angel Flag, Beautiful Set of 5 Mag- ;) nus in Bronze, Gold,
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