10c Rose (5). Cut close or
touching, tied by blue "Charlottesville Va. Jan. 20, 1863"
double-circle datestamp on U.S. 3c Red Star Die entire to Mechuen's
River Va., opened roughly at left, otherwise Fine
(Image) 
10c Rose (5). Ample
margins to clear, tied by "Savannah Geo. Paid Sep. 6" (1862) circular
datestamp on cover to Atlanta, stain spot at left, Fine
(Image) 
10c Rose (5). Bottom sheet
margin with "Richmond Va." portion of imprint, other sides clear to
just in, tied by "Richmond Va. Jul. 3, 1862" circular datestamp on back of
cover to Barlow Ga., one flap partly removed, Fine, imprint examples of the
10c Rose are rare, ex Knapp (Image) 
10c Rose (5). Enormous
margins all around, tied by "Jackson Miss. Sep. 15" (1862) circular
datestamp on front only to Spartanburg S.C., Extremely Fine Gem stamp, ex
Knapp (Image) 
10c Rose (5). Unusual dark
shade, large margins, tied by "Gordonsville Va. Oct. 1, 1862" circular
datestamp on brown homemade cover to Timberridge Va., stamp has gum stains,
otherwise Extremely Fine, ex Knapp (Image) 
10c Carmine (5a). Huge
even margins, intense shade and impression, tied by "Cave Spring Ga. Jul.
20" circular datestamp on cover to Jefferson Ala., stamp overlaps top edge
of cover, flap refolded and pressed, stamp may also have a pressed crease
along top, but no traces showEXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. A SUPERB EXAMPLE OF THE INTENSE CARMINE SHADE OF THE 10-CENT LITHOGRAPH.
Ex Moody (where acquired by the Halls) (Image)
10c Carmine (5a). Full to
large margins, intense shade and impression, tied by "Troy Alabama Aug. 25,
1862" circular datestamp -- unusual with state named spelled completely --
on orange cover to Greensboro Ala., slight discoloration along edges does
not affect stampEXTREMELY FINE STAMP ON AN ATTRACTIVE COVER. A LOVELY EXAMPLE OF THE TRUE CARMINE SHADE.
Ex Knapp (Image)