Confederate Palmetto Armory Musket Columbia S.C.

Sideplate stamped: Palmetto Armory South Carolina, Columbia 1852. Total length approx. 50". Provenance: The estate of Fred France.

William Glaze, Palmetto Armory, 1861. with mark at base of wooden handle. with double-edge blade. knife in as-found condition. L18 7/8"

Four pieces: 1. T66, $50 with portrait of Jefferson Davis, 3 Series, Serial No. 28574; issued February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA; engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC---2. T67, $20 with vignette o

A Richmond 5, signed and no. 39578, Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia S.C. Provenance: Descended through a prominent family

Includes 2 1864 T-68 with Robert M.T. Hunter and horses pulling cannon; printed by Keatinge & Ball. Also includes an 1864 T-52 proposed state capitol (Columbia, S.C.) and Robert M.T. Hall. Printed by

1864 U.S. Confederate States Civil War Uncut $1000 Loan Bond. Marked: Loan Authorized by Act of Congress. February 17th, 1864. Engraved by J. Archer and printed by Evans & Cogswell, Columbia S.C. No.

Palmetto Armory Cavalry Saber by William Glaze American Civil War 32.125" curved single-edged spear-point blade with flat spine, 27" stopped median fuller and a 16.5" secondary fuller near the spine.

"Lyn's Ochre Circus," 1978 Acrylic and graphite on canvas Signed, titled and dated verso: Mullen 42" H x 60" W Provenance: Dubins Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Notes: Artist notations on the verso i

36" long blade 43" long overall with metal scabbard, stamped "Columbia" and "CS" on the blade

Landrum Stork Columbia, SC 1gal Jug circa 1840s, this jug has great early form and overall very nice glaze. The jug has classic form on the handle and lip treatment with a lime glaze that really stand

Original Mark Kostabi & Howard Finster Signed "All Time that was and Will Be" 66x71. Original Acrylic Painting on Canvas. In 1992, Brian Rej of New York City and Erik Rej of Columbia, SC commissioned

circa 1900. Having triangular top leading to flared triangular base adorned with three handsome cast egrets at each corner. H6’4” W 3’ 3” Collection of Dr. Jack Dillard Ashley, Columbia, SC.

Anna Heyward Taylor (American/South Carolina, "Poinsettia Still Life" -1930, watercolor and gouache. Signed and dated lower right. Note: Taylor was born in Columbia, SC and was an active participant i

19th century. Hand painted screen in wood frame. Nice folksy fired screen of the period. H31" W32" Sold from the collection of a descendant in the Boatwright family, Columbia SC.

Original Painting on Board from The Color of Money Collection. Born May 11, 1950 in Columbia, S.C. Jones has been a freelance artist and illustrator for more than 25 years. His former clients include

Early 20th century. Each nicely crafted and inlaid with brass wire at top and drawers. H25" W20" D20" Sold from the collection of an early Columbia, SC family.

Late 20th century. Having a handsome leather upholstery on a handsomely formed oak frame. Marked at underside with maker's mark. H38 1/2" W35 1/2" D41" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, SC coupl

1891, Yorkville, South Carolina. Wednesday August 12th from the York Enterprise. The piece gives accounts and information on Four Confederate Generals from the York District and is titled, "Veterans D

U.S. Harpers Ferry Armory Flintlock Conversion Musketsmoothbore .69 caliber converted to percussion and fitted with rear elevator sight; 42 in. round barrel with proofs at breech, walnut stock with tw

tower marked, caliber .577, crown for Queen Victoria, imported for Civil War, initials carved in stock.

A replica of an S.C. Robinson 1862 Confederate Sharps Carbine. .54 Caliber with 21" barrel, Walnut stock, Blued Steel trigger guard and Brass butt plate. Marked "S.C. Robinson / Arms Manufactory / Ric

Sixth plate ambrotype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. Clear portrait featuring a seated, young Confederate soldier armed with his musket. His dark hair is swept up and away from his face, contrib

Confederate Signal Corp flag from SC tattered and torn,frame chipped

with Inventory Book. Having been written by Isaac Donnom Witherspoon, Jr. (1833-1901) Confederate. The book notes Commissary Office Columbia, South Carolina at the top of nearly every page. Each page