Lot 8037
Civilian Prisoner of War Cover, #65 3c Rose Tied by 1862 Fort Warren Handstamp to Baltimore
פתיחה: $50
הערכה: $100 - $200
Envelope from a civilian Prisoner of War, which originated at Fort Warren, a Federal Prison in Boston Harbor, and was carried by hand from the prison to the Boston Post Office. It is endorsed with a manuscript, "Fort Warren/NOV 14/1862" and addressed to Miss Wallis at Baltimore, Maryland.
S. Teackley Wallis, who sent the letter, was a Maryland State Legislator who was imprisoned at the fort for his proclaimed Southern Sympathies.
There is no examiners mark or endorsement on this cover. There is a similar cover from the same correspondence shown in the Evans 1c Franklin Book, on page 265
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