"The War in South Carolina," April 5, 1862; "Moss

The Civil War Begins April 12, 1861 Charleston, South Carolina CIVIL WAR. Autograph Document Signed, "D. F. Jamison", April 12, 1861, on Department of War letterhead, Charleston, 1 p., 5" x 8", to Col

1863 5 CENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1861 50 CENT STATE OF GEORGIA, 1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE. ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

A Civil War Era Discharge Document. Charleston, South Carolina, April 25, 1866. 1p. 4to. Printed document with manuscript. Discharging John Alford, Corporal, Company J, 2nd. Regiment, U.S. Col[ored] T

Collection of 5 pre-Civil War South Carolina buttons including: 1.) South Carolina cuff button Albert's SC16A. Button is backmarked "VAN WART SON & CO" . Button in fine condition with much of it's ori

19THC CIVIL WAR ENGRAVING SOUTH CAROLINA NEGRO VOLUNTEERS HILTON HEAD SC 1862 Approx 12 3/4 x 16 3/4"

SIX CIVIL WAR ERA SOUTH CAROLINA PALMETTO TREE STATE BUTTONSAmerican and English. Five (5) Confederate South Carolina coat buttons and one Confederate vest button. Albert #SC13 state seal button, back

April 6, 1862. Bank of the State of South Carolina $2 dollar note. Red TWO overprint. Serial number 35. Signed and dated.

[CIVIL WAR]. Fremont's Department! Shield's Division! Onward to Richmond! 7th Ohio Regiment still in Advance! Warren [OH]: April 1862.  5 1/8 x 8 in. letterpress broadside mounted on board a

ink on paper, one partially printed, comprising a Special Order detailing Private W.R. Tilley for duty at Section No. 25, Round Hill Depot, Orange Co., dated April 5. 1864, signed by Capt. W.M. Swann,

(1805 - 1869) Civil War Governor of South Carolina during secession and the first year of the war, he retired in 1862 to his plantation. A.L.S., 1p. 4to., [n.p.], July 23, 1835, requesting a commissio

African American History, General Orders, signed by T. D. Hodges, Capt of the 35th United States Colored Troops. Document titled Headquarters, Department of the South, Hilton Head, SC April 5, 1865 is

South Carolina in the Civil War Confederate Military History - A Library of Confederate States History- Vol. 5 Author: D. H. Hill Jr. Dated: nd</

Spanish American War era or earlier Including: (1) South Carolina Lilley, (2) Kentucky Lilley, (3) Waterbury, (4) Pettibone, (5) Boylan, (6) Pettibone, (7) Morris, (8) Boylan, (9) Stars, (10) Lilley,

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of ephemera, including: four newspapers (The Sun 3 April 1861; The New&#8211;York Times 5 October 1862; Rochester Democrat 23 November 1863; Daily Morning Chronicle 21 June 1864);

Group of 14 antebellum Southern and Confederate currency notes. 5 antebellum notes, including: Planters Bank of Fairfield $10 note. Winnsboro, South Carolina, 1853. -- The Bank of East Tennessee $2 no

Dated 24th of April 1810. The certificate is nicely printed with an image of the structure at upper center. The piece is to certify that Capt Joseph M Clark, likely US Revolutionary War Capt and membe

Colton's Map of the Southern States. Including Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas ..

Thought to be Civil War Era. Comprising 6 Large buttons (just under 1"), 7 small buttons (5/8"), a pair of cufflinks (5/8"), one with a wire back, and another small button with the South Carolina seal

Thought to be Civil War Era, comprising 5 large buttons (just under 1"), 4 medium buttons (3/4"), and two smaller buttons (1/2" and 5/8"). All by various Philadelphia makers.

The letter written March 1, gives an interesting perspective of Thomas W. Murray who wants to return with Union Troops following the occupation of Port Royal, South Carolina.

War-date Document Signed “W.S. Biggart” 1pp. oblong octavo, and reads “Received January 2d 1862 of Lt. BJ Withers from Recruiting Officers ten dollars (in part) bounty for enlisting in the Regul

DAVID ANDERSON (April 9, 1764-April 26,1836) was born in Halifax County, VA. At an early age, he moved with his father to South Carolina, settling in Laurens District. During the American Revolution,

Thought to be Civil War Era, comprising 4 large dome top buttons (7/8"), 6 large buttons (just over 7/8"), 3 buttons (3/4"), 1 small dome top button (1/2"), a small button (1/2"), and a 5/8" button. T

Includes two April 6, 1863 T-63 50 cent Jefferson Davis notes printed by Archer & Daly; two June 1862 T-38 Judah P. Benjamin; the South striking down the Union note printed by B. Duncan; and June 1862