January 25, 2024
c. 1864-65 Civil War Cover from 'Head-Quarters Dept. and Army of the Tennessee'
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c. 1864-65 Civil War Cover from 'Head-Quarters Dept. and Army of the Tennessee' ORIGIN & DATE: Delphi, IN, June 8 (no year date) DESCRIPTION (Scott #): #6 size cover w/ #65, damaged, tied by killer w/ unreadable Delphi, Indiana dcds cancel, pre-printed 'Head-Quarters Department and Army of the Tennessee' at top margin. Delphi, IN is the only town name in the US that fits the Civil War period and is in the eastern US. I t is not clear why this cover would be mailed from Delphi, IN, and Delphi may be the wrong town. The state is not shown because of the poor strike. Sent to Miss Jennie Zimmerman / Van Wirt / Ohio CONDITION : Reduced about 1/2" at right. Soiled. Corners creased. A STATEMENT CONCERNING ETHICS I AM NOT AN EXPERT, but a student of philately. I would never knowingly sell a fake, reproduction or fraudulent item without a clear statement as to such. All items are guaranteed genuine or your money back. The cost of expertization will be refunded if an item is found not genuine. I have been selling philatelic items on eBay for over 14 years with a 100% rating. Craig L. Martin, proprietor, munchstamps, May 14, 2012 Acronyms: ASCC - American Stampless Cover Catalog CCL'D - Cancelled CDS -Circular Date Stamp DCDS - Double Circle Date Stamp VG - Very Good F - Fine VF - Very Fine SE - Straight Edge Questions? Do
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