Antique Slave Collar - 1854 - Lewisburg Virginia

Slave collar? Law Enforcement? Stamped Holmes. Erwin. as pictured

Eleven manuscript tax assessments of individuals of King and Queen County in Virginia extracted from a tax roll, all showing ownership of slaves as well as other property. Each approx 5 x 3", Fine, ac

Black History 1854 Official Tax Receipt Paid On Slaves 1854-Dated, Grayson County (likely Virginia), Partially-Printed Official Receipt For Taxes Paid On Slaves And Other Property, Choice Very Fine. T

Robert E. Lee's Wife Writes Chatty Letter to Pastor, Delivered by Slave Daniel MARY CUSTIS LEE, Autograph Letter Signed, to Charles B. Dana, June 16, 1854, Arlington, Virginia. 2 pp., 5" x 8". Light s

Three slips for taxable property of residents of King and Queen county in Virginia, excised from a tax roll for 1853-1854, each with note of "Slaves over 16". Fine, each approx 6 x 2". Accompanied by

Three slips for taxable property of residents of King and Queen county in Virginia, excised from a tax roll for 1853-1854, each with note of "Slaves over 16". Fine, each approx 6 x 2". Accompanied by

Original Antique Engraving from the American Aboriginal Portfolio by Seth Eastman and published by Wagstaff & Andrews, 1854. Framed. Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 11" x 1"

Three manuscript assessment of individuals of King and Queen County in Virginia extracted from a tax roll, all showing ownership of slaves as well as other property. Each approx 5 x 3", Fine, accompan

Three manuscript assessment of individuals of King and Queen County in Virginia extracted from a tax roll, all showing ownership of slaves as well as other property. Each approx 5 x 3", Fine, accompan

Leather and chain steel Slave Collar. marked Franklin Summers & Combs Horse, Mules, and African Niggers Birmingham Alabama. dated 1857. Piece show wear and patina. Age unknown. 40" Very Good

EARLY 1842 COLLAR VINTONE AND HUNTOON CO. 4 INCH WIDE COLLAR. CRACKED LEATHER USA SHIPPING $20

Found in Criglersville, Madison County, Virginia, a small primitive drop front desk with original paint decorated surface. Various patterns in shades of grey and black paint, excellent patina. Top wit

Title: Antique Appliqued "Virginia Rose" Quilt Provenance/Additional Info: This is a beautiful antique appliqued quilt. It is called "Virginia Rose" It was purchased over 50 years ago in Washington, P

Wrought iron. Point still very sharp. Toggles with vestiges of old red paint. Approx. 27 1/8" L. Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

Circa 1690-1710; ribbed melon form with floral and insect decoration, 4 in. H.Purchased from Morland House Antiques, Fredericksburg, Virginia on 8/21/1996. Property from the collection of Robert and N

Ca. mid 19thC. From central southern Virginia, all hand built. A beautiful piece with Paneled doors, beaded drawers, yellow heart pine, with the original interior painted a robins egg blue. The interi

leather whip labled from a Virginia plantation. Provenance, from the Bill Jones Collection.

Slavery Early Virginia Runaway Slave Poster Offering a Higher Reward if Captured in Northern States or “secured in any jail.” Broadside, 9” x 9.75” (visible). Archivally matted to 15.75” x 1

Antique 1627 map of Virginia by Matthaus Merian after John Smith's 1612 map, from Theodore de Bry's "Grand Voyages". Please see "The Philidelphia Print Shop" sheet shown in final photo. Good condition

Antique 1676 map of Virginia and Maryland engraved by Francis Lamb and republished by Thomas Basset & Richard Chriswell after John Speed's 1611 atlas. With "The Description of Mary-Land" text on rever

Virginia and Florida. "Virginiae partis australis, et Floridae partis orientalis, interjacentiumque regionum nova descriptio". Orig. copperplate engraving, W. J. Blaeu, published by C. and J. Blaeu in

Map: 1606 Hondius Map of Virginia and the Carolinas - Virginiae item ed Floridae Americae provinciarum, nova descripto Cartographer: J Hondius Year / Place: 1606 c., Amsterdam Map Dimensions: 13.5 X 1

Pair American figural andirons, depicting a lady with crossed hands raised on arched legs, slave era, possibly Virginia, mid 19th Century, 11.5" tall.

Antique 1627 hand-colored map of Virginia by Matthaus Merian after John Smith's 1612 map, from Theodore de Bry's "Grand Voyages". Good condition overall, with age-appropriate wear, repairs (see photos