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(Due) 10 and Due/10 on Soldier’s Covers

(Due) 10 and Due/10 on Soldier’s Covers

(Due) 10 on invalid U.S. 3¢ Red Star-die envelope used as soldier’s cover. Envelope postmarked VICKSBURGH/MISS. with no date in postmark. Endorsed by Private A. Parritt, 27th Regiment Louisiana Volunteers.
(Due) 10 on soldier’s cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with indistinct date. Endorsed by W. A. Chunn, 40th Georgia Regiment.
DUE/10 on 7-star flag patriotic cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with indistinct date. Endorsed by W. A. Chunn, 40th Regiment Georgia Volunteers.
DUE/10 on soldier’s cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with date not apparent. Endorsed by W. B. Anderson, Company F, 36th Regiment Georgia Volunteers.
DUE/10 on soldier’s cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with J–/2- date. Endorsed by Jno. A. Wilson, Co. F., 35th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers.
DUE/10 on soldier’s cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with JU-/2- date. Endorsed by Captain T. J. Chrisman, Company A, 36th Mississippi Regiment.
DUE/10 on soldier’s cover postmarked VICKSBURG/MISS with JU-/2- date. Endorsed by Private J. T. McAlpin, Company A, Withers Artillery. Endorsed by Private A. Parritt, 27th Regiment Louisiana Volunteers.

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