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it is a genuine usage, with a Scott No. 65, on a cover to Providence, R.I., tied by black PAID in lozenge cancels, with a red double circle Boston, Mass. c.d.s. at the left - the Scott No. 63 stamp with a natural straight edge at the left and a 1.4 mm tear at the top right - the cover with a missing back flap, pencil doodling all over the back and pencil and ink doodling all over the front, including pencil doodling on the stamps.
it is a genuine usage on cover from Providence, R.I. to Plymouth, N.H., the right stamp cancelled by a black grid at Providence, with a red double circle Providence, R.I. c.d.s. at the left, then forwarded back to Providence, with a second stamp that is tied by a black target cancel with a matching Plymouth, N.H. c.d.s. at the left - the right stamp with a natural straight edge at the left - the cover with tears and two pieces missing at the top and with the back flap mostly missing.
it is a genuine usage on a drop cover, tied by a black Providence, R.I. 1861 c.d.s. cancel - the stamp with a natural straight edge at the right and a piece missing at the bottom left corner - the cover roughly torn open at the left.
it is a genuine usage on a drop cover, tied by black target cancels, with a matching double circle Rockville, Ct. Apr 19, 1862 c.d.s. at the left - the stamp with a 1 mm tear at the top right, a short perf at the bottom and a 2 1/2 mm tear at the bottom right - the cover reduced 6 mm at the left.
it is a genuine usage on a cover to New York City, cancelled by a black circular grid, with a red Providence, R.I. Oct 12, 1860 c.d.s. at the left - the stamp with two short perfs at the bottom - the cover with a tear on the back that extends 6 mm to the front at the bottom.
it is a genuine usage with a Scott No. 65 on a cover to Providence, R.I., both stamps tied by black double circle New York 1862 duplex cancels - the Scott No. 65 with a small corner crease at the bottom left and small tears at the bottom right, at the right and at the top right - the cover toned at the left.
it is a genuine usage on a cover to Providence, R.I., tied by a black geometric crossroads cancel with a matching New York 1863 c.d.s. at the left - the stamp with four shorter perfs at the bottom.
it is a genuine usage on a cover to Providence, R.I., tied by a black double circle Newport, R.I. Feb 9, 1863 c.d.s. with a second strike at the left - the cover with small stain spots at the center and bottom left.
it is a genuine usage on a cover to Providence, R.I., tied by a black duplex double circle New York Jul 20, 1863 c.d.s. and circle of wedges cancel - the stamp with a straight edge at the right and the cover with a small tear in the top left corner.
it is a genuine usage on a cover to Providence, R.I., tied by a black circle of wedges cancel with a matching double circle Brooklyn, N.Y. Oct 30, 1863 c.d.s at the bottom left - the stamp with 2 mm and 6 mm tears at the bottom right and the cover with corner creases and a tear at the top left and a tear at the top right.
