Stage Coach Money

C.S.A 1864

1864 Quartermaster’s Department, C.S.A.
Good for One Seat From Albany, Ga. to Quincy, Fla.

J.R. Powell

January 15th, 1862

“Receivable for Stage Fare on all Lines in Georgia, Floirda, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.” Notes are signed by Powell and Taylor. William Taylor was Powell’s junior partner for a few months.

1862 Stage Coach Variety
25 Cent Note

January 15, 1862 Stage Coach Variety 50 Cent Note

January 15, 1862 Train variety Variety
50 Cent Note

Montgomery Insurance Company

April 7th, 1862

“Receivable for Stage Fare on all Lines in Georgia, Floirda, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas; and for Postage on most of them.” Notes are signed by J.R. Powell only and vary in colors of overprints, secondary vignettes in lower right, and positions of pointing fingers before or after the receivable legend.

1862 $1 Stage Coach Money train vignette

1862 $1 Stage Coach Note, stage coach vignette

May 8, 1862 Rare large Train Variety with small stage coach
$1 Note

1862 Stage Coach $2 Note Steamship

1862 Stage Coach $3 Note

1862 Stage Coach $4 Note small train vignette

Hart's Daily Line ( The Okeehumkee and The Astatula )

Schedule and Time ad of Hart’s Daily Line

The Okeehumkee which was one of two of Hart’s Steam Boats

The Okeehumkee Steamboat actual photo from Feb 20, 1893
(1 of Hart’s 2 Steamboats)

1894 Passage Ticket from Palatka to Silver Springs, Florida aboard Hart’s Line

189_ Passage Ticket from Palatka to Silver Springs, Florida aboard Hart’s Line

The Astatula Steamboat actual photo from Feb 20, 189_
(2 of Hart’s 2 Steamboats)

Unissued Passage Ticket from Silver Springs to Palatka aboard Hart’s Line (Ocklawaha Navigation Company)

1863-1864 Employee Income Tax Statement for W.S. Hart under “An Act to Lay Taxes for the Common Defense and Carry on the Government of the Confederate States”

Florida Stage Line