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- Freedom and Unity.
- Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 1/2 in. Liberty (?) standing at left, holding an American flag on which 'FOR THE UNION' is printed. At right, the (interim) state seal of Vermont. Printed below image at left: 'C. Magnus 12 Frankfort St.N.Y.' Printed below image at right: 'VERMONT.', About the Creator: Born Julian Carl Magnus in Eberfeld, Germany, Charles Magnus (March 16, 1826-May 3, 1900) was a printing entrepreneur from approximately 1850 to 1899. For a significant portion of his career, his work was based at 12 Frankfort Street in New York City. His business flourished, producing hundreds of varieties of prints, song sheets, maps, and envelopes. Many of his most well known envelopes and prints were printed during the American Civil War.
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- Louisiana.
- Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 1/2 in. Angel next to American flag and Devil holding Louisiana state seal. White envelope with gold ink. Images on left and center. Printed below image of the angel: 'C. Magnus 12 Frankfort St. N.Y.', About the Creator: Born Julian Carl Magnus in Eberfeld, Germany, Charles Magnus (March 16, 1826-May 3, 1900) was a printing entrepreneur from approximately 1850 to 1899. For a significant portion of his career, his work was based at 12 Frankfort Street in New York City. His business flourished, producing hundreds of varieties of prints, song sheets, maps, and envelopes. Many of his most well known envelopes and prints were printed during the American Civil War.
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- New York.
- Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 1/2 in. Soldiers on battlefield on left. New York state seal on top-center. American Flag on left. White envelope with gold ink. Motto printed at center of flag: 'For / the Union.' Artist's name printed at bottom left: 'C. Magnus. Frankfort St. 12. N.Y.', About the Creator: Born Julian Carl Magnus in Eberfeld, Germany, Charles Magnus (March 16, 1826-May 3, 1900) was a printing entrepreneur from approximately 1850 to 1899. For a significant portion of his career, his work was based at 12 Frankfort Street in New York City. His business flourished, producing hundreds of varieties of prints, song sheets, maps, and envelopes. Many of his most well known envelopes and prints were printed during the American Civil War.
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- North Carolina.
- Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 1/2 in. Angel next to American flag and Devil holding North Carolina state seal. White envelope with gold ink. Images on left and center. Printed below image of angel: 'C. Magnus. 12 Frankfort St. N.Y.' Printed below state seal: 'NORTH CAROLINA.', About the Creator: Born Julian Carl Magnus in Eberfeld, Germany, Charles Magnus (March 16, 1826 - May 3, 1900) was a printing entrepreneur from approximately 1850 to 1899. For a significant portion of his career, his work was based at 12 Frankfort Street in New York City. His business flourished, producing hundreds of varieties of prints, song sheets, maps, and envelopes. Many of his most well known envelopes and prints were printed during the American Civil War.