1850 Charleston, South Carolina Slave Badge

Offered is a truly wonderful and historic object. Residents of Charleston, South Carolina could hire slave labor on an “as-needed” basis from slaveowners during the late 1700s through the

Charleston, South Carolina "slave badge,” dated 1862. From the workshop of William Veronee, by city contract. This example was issued for a “Servant," typically a designation used to describe

Charleston, South Carolina slave badge, dated 1822. This example was issued for a "servant," someone who typically would do domestic work inside a home. The front is clearly struck “CHARLESTON /

Charleston, South Carolina "slave badge,” dated 1851. This example was issued for a “Servant," typically a designation used to describe an enslaved person (often female) engaged in general or

Black History 1852 Charleston, SC. "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge 1852-Dated Charleston, South Carolina. Rarer "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge. Made by William Rouse by City Contract. Very Fine. 1852-Dat

This amazing piece of history is an excellent example of the Charleston “hire badge.” Charleston, South Carolina was the only city in the South to issue these tags. Each year a slave owner that hi

Black History 1846 Charleston, SC. Slave Auctioneer & Merchant Token Remnants of Silver Plating, Unlisted in Rulau as "Silvered" 1846-Dated. "W. Wilbur Auction & Commission Merchant," Charleston, Sout

by Carrington, Circa 1850, Charleston, South Carolina. Each monogramed at handle and conforming. L8 3/4" 8.6 oz standard

1832 Charleston South Carolina slave tag, # 314 "Porter." Diamond shaped, ~ 1.5" across, 2" point to point. Intended drilled hole on top part of diamond. Pitting and faded.

Charleston, South Carolina Slave merchant token and group of 9 world gaming tokens. See Photos For Condition.

1850s $20 $100 CHARLESTON FARMERS & EXCHANGE BANK NOTES Lot of two 1850's Charleston, South Carolina Farmer's & Exchange Bank obsolete banknotes. To include:  $20 note, Serial number 299, Pl

Beautiful animated view of Charleston in South Carolina of 1850 circa. Date: 1850 circa Atlas: Meyer s Universum 1838-1860 circa Technique: Steel etching Leaf Dimension: 15,5x23 cm (6.1x9.1 inches) En

Circa 1850 ,Mid Atlantic States. The piece having a fine form and decoration centered at upper body by bold stamp Klinck & Wickenberg, Charleston S.C. Good condition throughout. H15 1/2" Sold from the

Black History 1813 Charleston, SC. "PORTER" LAFAR Slave Hire Tag 1813-Dated, Genuine "PORTER" Slave Hire Identification Tag from Charleston (South Carolina), Tag Number "92", Hallmarked and made by J.

Fine ca. 1850 J. Spear & Co. (John Emmons Spear 1817-1871) Charleston South Carolina early American coin silver presentation tankard mug with floral repousse decoration 4.25" x 5" 7.6 troy oz.

Circa 1850. Having five tiers of square shelves supported by a very nicely turned wood frame. H60" W18" D18" Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South Carolina.

Circa 1850. Having a nice bold body with orb finials and feet on well polished body. H11" W50" D12" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina home South of Broad.

Original announcement about the public sale of slaves by Richard Clagett to be sold at Potters Mart in Charleston, South Carolina on March 5, 1833. Mounted under glass in a frame measuring 13" x 9-1/2

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

Fine Edgefield South Carolina 1850's Landrum Two Gallon Jug. This is an outstanding fresh example of a Edgefield slave made jug with two slashes on the top shoulder. Classic BF Landrum shop form and h