CSA 1863 Jackson mimics its U.S. 1863 counterpart
Although he was a Southerner, Jackson was an odd choice as a stamp subject for the CSA because he was a proponent of a strong national government vis-à-vis states’ rights.
Source: linns.com
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Although he was a Southerner, Jackson was an odd choice as a stamp subject for the CSA because he was a proponent of a strong national government vis-à-vis states’ rights.
The stamps and printing plates to produce more stamps locally were delivered to the Confederacy by blockade runners in April 1862.