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Item# 17077
Price: $800
CSA 11, 10¢ blue (2 margins) tied double strikes ATLANTA / Ga. // JUN / 17 [1864] cds on cover with large green embossed illustrated cameo corner card of Dimick & Mix, Dealers in Boots & Shoes, Leather, Lasts, Shoe Pecs & Shoe Findings, Cherokee Block, Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Georgia, L.M. Dimick, Albert Mix with tiny “W. Eaves NY” (manufacturer of ad cover). Ad shows 3 varieties of footwear, minor edge wear. To Ed. Hogshead, Esq., Gainesville Junction, Miss. with soldier endorsement of “Jn. M. Hogshead, Comp. “G”, 15th Regt. Miss. Vol.” At the time of mailing, this was Adam’s Brigade, Loring’s Division, Army of Mississippi. A charming and scarce use from a BRASS BAND musician. $800.
John M. Hogshead mustered in as 3rd corporal on May 15, 1861 into Grenada Rifles, Capt. W. S. Statham. The company was reorganized in May 1862. He was promoted to corporal in June and later to Sergt. He was detailed as a MUSICIAN IN THE REGIMENTAL BRASS BAND on 24 Sept. 1862. He is described as being of light complexion, light hair, blue eyes, 6’ tall and 25 years old upon enlistment