Stampless Covers - Virginia and West Virginia - Section One
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Confederate Postal History
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Item# 19774
Price: $100
FAIRFAX C.H. / Va. // SEP / ? / (1861) lightly struck CDS with matching type C PAID 5 (CCV $175) on stampless cover to Mrs. William King, Care Col. Aug. Leftwich, Lynchburg, Virginia. $100.
Col. Augustine Leftwich (1794-1881) was a veteran of the War of 1812. His son, Alexander Hamilton Leftwich, served in the Civil War and was a student at VMI who fought with the Corps of Cadets in the Battle of New Market in May 1864.
