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NORTH CAROLINA 
71406 - NORTH CAROLINA, $50, 1863, Vignette of Governor
Zebulon Vance, red overprint, about EF, nice and
crisp............................$145.00
VIRGINIA  71407
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, $10, 1861, Virginia Treasury note,
Liberty standing left, large "10". About uncirculated with
only the slightest trace of handling.........................$195.00
 71408
- STATE OF VIRGINIA, $10, 1862, Virginia Treasury note,
Liberty seated. "Water marked TEN". Crisp, uncirculated,
bright green.............................$175.00
71409 - STATE OF VIRGINIA, $50, 1862, Three females seated,
orange L overprint. Crisp, uncirculated...........................$195.00
GEORGIA   61112
- THE STEAM ENGINE "GENERAL", THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE -
THE ANDREW'S RAID, Often described as "The Great
Locomotive Chase" when 22 Union Volunteers on the night
of April 12th, 1862, went deep into Confederate Territory and captured
a S engine named "THE GENERAL" belonging to
the Western and Atlantic Railroad in Atlanta. The purpose of the raid
was to cut the ties between Chattanooga and Marietta, GA. They headed
north after the capture of the steam engine General and stopped every
few miles to cut telegraph lines and lay ties on the tracks while
heading to Chattanooga. They were pursued by the Confederates in the
engine "TEXAS". The General ran out of fuel
after about 90 miles and the raiders and their leader Andrews were
captured. Andrews and seven others were executed in Atlanta, fourteen
others were imprisoned. Eight escaped in October 1862 and the
remaining were paroled in 1863. The six paroled were the first to
receive the Congressional Medal of Honor. The banknotes
listed were issued by that railroad in 1862 in Atlanta. 25
cent note, very fine..........................$26.00
Uncirculated...........................$40.00
50 cent note, uncirculated...........................$40.00
$1.00 note, larger than others, uncirculated.....................................$55.00
SOUTH CAROLINA
 830
- SLAVES LOADING A WAGON, Bank of South Carolina, $1.00, 1862.
Red ONE overprint, nice large slave related vignette.
Fine.................................$49.00
 831
- SLAVE LEADING AN OXEN TEAM, Farmers Exchange Bank of
Charleston, 1855. Popular vignette of a Slave with an oxen team.
Fine.............................$49.00
LOUISIANA 
71410 - STATE OF LOUISIANA, $20, 1863, Vignette of Confederate
General P.G.T Beauregard, red op, very
fine............................$145.00
 71411
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, $50, 1863, Vignette of Confederate
General Leonidas Polk, very fine...........................$145.00
EF..................................$175.00
71412 - STATE OF LOUISIANA, $100, 1863, Vignette of
Confederate Governor Thomas Moore of Louisiana. Very fine
+....................$175.00
 60609
- LOUISIANA, PARISH OF CADDO, $1.00 Parish Script, December
1862, Shreveport, LA. A very scarce Parish note seldom seen for sale
under $1000! Very good with a triangular old repair to the left margin
with a small piece from another note. A nice representative specimen
and a reasonable price..............................$695.00
 832
- CONFEDERATE RAILROAD SCARCE DENOMINATION, $1.50, 1861. The
New Orleans Jackson & Great Northern Railroad. Large train
vignette, very fine....................................$59.00
CONFEDERATE
NOTES 
833
- CONFEDERATE STATES, T - 9, 1861, $20.00. Sailing ship, one
of the first notes issued, July 1861 by the CSA. Fine, scarce
note....................................$125.00
 834
- CONFEDERATE STATES, T - 30, 1861, $10.00. Francis Marion's
Sweet Potato Dinner, nice vignette. Very
fine.......................................$79.00
835
- CONFEDERATE STATES, T - 39, 1862, $100.00. Large train,
maiden. Fine to very fine........................................$75.00
836
- CONFEDERATE STATES, T - 52, 1862, $10.00. Capital at
Columbia, SC. Bright rose note, abt XF........................................$79.00
SPECIAL
BUY 837
- CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPERS, Issues of 1861 from the New
Orleans Delta and New Orleans Crescent. All
multi-paged issues during the first year of the War. Some blemishes,
but all decent examples and complete.
Only........................................$65.00/each
LIMIT 5
CURRENCY FORCED
BY GEN. BUTLER IN JUNE 1862 IN NEW ORLEANS
789 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA $10.00, 1860, Two maidens, steamboat, stamped
"Forced Issue". Extremely fine, strong
stamp.....................................$150.00
 790
- BANK OF LOUISIANA $20.00, 1862, Bank building, exceptional
stamp "Forced Issue". Very fine - excellent fine, choice
note, scarcer denomination................................$150.00
791 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA $50.00, 1853, Seated figure on cotton bales, stamped
"Forced Issue", very
fine...........................................$175.00
792 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA, $100, 1862, Two females seated, blue overprint 100.
Extremely fine, a rare issue, stamped "Forced
Issue".....................................$195.00
793 - BANK OF
LOUISIANA, $100, 1856, Indian and train, stamped "Forced
Issue", choice very fine, a rare issue of high
denomination.................................$195.00
Due to the shortage of small change in the
early years of the War, the Government experimented with encased
postage and then settled in fractional notes to alleviate the coin
shortage. We offer a nice selection of the different issues.
60-534 3 CENTS,
Series of 1863, George Washington in oval, F #1226. Extremely
fine.............................$65.00
60-535 5 CENTS,
Series of 1862, Thomas Jefferson on a single postage stamp, shades of
brown, F #1230. Extremely fine...................$55.00
Crisp, uncirculated...................$75.00
60-536 10 CENTS,
Series of 1862, George Washington on a single postage stamp. Green
shades of ink, F #1242. About uncirculated.................$69.00
Crisp, uncirculated..........$79.00
60-538 10 CENTS,
Series of 1863, Washington within oval, F #1255. Four gold 10's,
printed signature of Spinner, circulated.......................$75.00
F #1256, circulated.....................$75.00
60-539 10 CENTS,
Series of 1863, Miss Liberty, large red seal, F #1259. Printed
signature of Spinner. Extremely fine...........................$49.00
60-540 25 CENTS,
Series of 1862, Jefferson on five postage stamps. Brown hues, F #1281.
Extremely fine........................$79.00
AU..................$85.00
60-541 25 CENTS,
Series of 1863, Fessenden vignette. Printed signature of Spinner. Very
fine........................$59.00
60-542 50 CENTS,
Series of 1862, F #1312, Washington on five postal stamps. Green hues
of ink. Fine to very fine..................$55.00
Fine................$69.00
Extremely fine................$75.00
60-543 50 CENTS,
Series of 1863, Washington within an oval, dock scene. Gold oval
surrounds Washington, F #1317. Fine to very fine................$55.00
Very Fine..............$59.00
60-544 50 CENTS,
Series of 1863, large vignette of Lincoln. Red seal, printed signature
of Spinner, F #1374. Scarce issue, very fine.......................$110.00
60-545 50 CENTS,
Series of 1866, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. Red seal, printed
signature of Stanton, F #1376. Nice; very fine,
scarce.......................$79.00
Civil War
Merchant Script Notes
60-546 CIVIL
WAR STEAMBOAT NOTES, Key Port & Middletown Point
Steamboat Co., Farmers and Merchant Bank, Middletown, NJ. 1862,
vignette of steamboat (a) 5 cent note, circulated...................$30.00
(b) 25 cent note, circulated.................$30.00
(c) 50 cent note, circulated...................$35.00
60-547 SUMMIT
COUNTY BANK, CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO, 1862, (a) 10 cent note,
train vignette, circulated................$25.00
(b) 25 cent note, deer, circulated.................$30.00
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