[Slavery] Charleston, S.C., Sale of Negros

Two copies of the Charleston Courier, including March 27, 1804, and October 20, 1806. Both large folio, each 4 pp. **************** BOTH PAPERS INCLUDE ADS FOR THE SALE OF SLAVES. The 1804 issue inclu

Wood Engraving Published 1856, London for "The Illustrated London News" Paper Size: 16 x 11 inch (40 x 28cm) A few tiny margin tears. Good condition

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Commissioner's Sale! . . . Eight Likely Negroes. Letterpress broadside, 9 x 11¼ inches, signed in type by Silvester Johnson as commissioner; folds, minimal wear, tipped to

ORNATE CHARLESTON SLAVE INVENTORY Unusual, ornate manuscript slave bill of sale, 2pp. folio, Charleston, S.C., Feb. 20, 1850, concerns an indenture between: "...Charles L. Desel of Charles, Physician.

Farmers & Exchange Bank of Charleston, SC $5 note, date is illegible but the note is an 1850's note. Is in very good condition with some darkening of the paper. You are bidding at a live sale, please

Rainbow Row Charleston, SC framed artwork signed D.M Carter Sr 11" x 9" 1984

Emerson print of Charleston, SC Farmers Market signed in pencil "The Old Market" showing African American women selling their goods by Emerson 12" 10.5" This is signed two times

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. Charleston Courier. Vol. 2, No. 128. Charleston, SC: A.S. Willington, 31 May 1804. 4pp., folio, 12 x 19 1/4 in. Disbound (toning. some separation at central crease).Includes fiv

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION -- CIVIL WAR]. Partly printed bond regarding the estate of Slaveholder Herman Shipman. Charleston, SC, 17 August 1861. EARLY CONFEDERATE DOCUMENT AMENDING US PRINTED FORM. 1 page,

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. 12 Likely Negroes for Sale.  Barren County, KY: N.p., 27 April 1863.   10 5/8 x 14 3/8 in. letterpress broadside (minor offsetting, a few ink spots); framed to 15 1/8

Contemporary Iron and Glass Coffee Table. Measures 26"x41"x21". PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate. **Items must be removed Within Fifteen (15) days from date of sale or Charleston Estate Auct

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

Black History 1805 Charleston Newspaper Ad for Slave "City Badges" January 25, 1805-Dated, Newspaper "CHARLESTON COURIER," with Slavery Related Ads for Sale of "City Badges, for the year 1805", "Gold

Handwritten note from headquarters 2nd brigade North Dist. Dept. of the South, Beaufort SC. May 1862, regarding the prohibition of sale of liquor to negroes, with original envelope.

Black History 1849 Richmond, Virginia Slave Owner "E. H. Simmons" Printed Receipt for "One Negro Slave named John" Sale June 26, 1849-Dated, Rare Partially-Printed Slavery $375 Bill of Sale for "One N

Slavery.- State of South Carolina. Sale by John Blanton of Winnsborough to John Chesnut "One Negro Boy Slave, about eighteen years of Age, named Jacob", printed form with manuscript insertions, folds,

SLAVERY. Broadside, “Gang of 25 Sea Island Cotton and Rice Negroes”, 1 p., September 25, 1852, Charleston, 7” x 9.25”. Wrinkles, abrasion to portions of some text, tape repair

Slave bill dated 1841 for the sale of "Abram," a 23 year old "negro man" purchased by John H. Myatt of Marion, Alabama. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

English, published 1760 after work by Bishop Roberts and Engraved by William Henry Toms. Well preserved example having some foxing and yellowing consistent with age.The work having an early gallery la

"Summer House," 1992 Oil on canvas Signed lower left: Anglin Smith; signed again, titled, dated and numbered verso: #9256 40" H x 40" W

Attributed to Philip Simmons, Charleston, South Carolina (1912-2009). H14" W15" D7 1/2" This piece is sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina lady. This work is the mate to an

Image of First Lieutenant I. D. Witherspoon taken July 1852. The image having description at the interior if the case as seen in photograph. By George S. Cook, Charleston, SC (1819-1902). Depicting a

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

period Chippendale ca 1780 Charleston, SC black walnut tall chest on fine ogee bracket base featuring 3 small drawers w locking mechanisms over 5 long drawers - Southern yellow pine secondary wood - 6