Four Photographs of South Carolina Train Wreck

(South Carolina/Virginia, 1819-1902) Last quarter of the 19th century, Richmond, Virginia. The group including four images of Confederate officers: Lieutenant General Nathan Tarrest CSA Tennessee, Gen

Four South Carolina Sweetgrass Baskets20th century, two open gathering baskets, a covered basket with label of Mary Jane Bennett (19 x 16 x 12 in.) and a high open basket using wicker rather than the

Four South Carolina Coin Silver Spoonsincluding a Charleston tablespoon in Kings pattern with mark of Leyland & Co. (8 7/8 in.); Charleston tablespoon with mark of N. Hayden, and rubbed three part mar

circa 1900. four clear glass JoJo flasks, three with monograms and one with palmetto tree. H7"

A group of four South Carolina sweetgrass gullah baskets, late 20th / 21st century. Two are signed by Michael Small, with one dated 2021 and the 2014. Dimensions:Largest: 3.75" H x 11" Dia. Smallest:

Pre-1950 Circus Disasters and Accidents Archive. Large envelope containing 25 different original photographs of assorted photographs depicting train wrecks, road accidents, flooding, and fire. Togethe

Late 19th/early 20th century, Wallace & Son. Each marked at the foot and with number “2203â€. Each is chased “Frances†for Frances Elizabeth Wardlaw of York, South Carolina. Good co

A large group of railroad accident photographs. They seem to be New England based. You can see names on locomotives and some have details on date and location or a photographers stamp on the reverse.

Lot 96 Glaze & Radcliff, Columbia, South Carolina, Four Coin Silver Teaspoons Glaze & Radcliff, Columbia, South Carolina, (1848-1851) four coin silver teaspoons fiddle back pattern engraved MLM on fro

A group of railroad accident photographs. They seem to be New England based. You can see names on locomotives and some have details on date and location or a photographers stamp on the reverse. One is

A group of railroad accident photographs. They seem to be New England based. You can see names on locomotives and some have details on date and location or a photographers stamp on the reverse. One is

11 1/2 x 7 3/4 in., 20 x 16 in. (framed)

By Walter L. Blanchard working on Main Street in Columbia, South Carolina, circa 1910. The photo features De Lay Roofing and Cornice Co. Columbia, South Carolina. Signed by the studio lower right and

mid 19th century, possibly Midlands of South Carolina. four glazed windows above two drawers atop two doors. possibly once a pie safe. H72" W42" D20 1/2" Note: Recently discovered in Columbia, South C

A COLLECTION OF UNCIRCULATED AND UNPUBLISHED PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE TRAIN WRECK THAT OCCURRED ON JANUARY 13TH, 1994 OF THE RBBB TRAIN IN LAKELAND, FLORIDA. PHOTOS DEPICT THE EMERGENCY CREW AND SHERIFF ALO

1800's SOUTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE $1 $3 $100 BANKNOTES Lot of four 1800's South Carolina obsolete banknotes. To include:  $1 Charleston, Bank of the State of South Carolina note, Serial number 238,

1850's $5 $10 SOUTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of four 1850's South Carolina obsolete banknotes. To include:  $5 Winnsboro', Planters Bank of Fairfield note. Serial number illegible, dated

Charleston: Photographic Studies F. S. Lincoln 74 photogravures. Photographic end papers in sepia gravure. Photographs of Charleston South Carolina architecture

(3) Early 1900's Train Wreck Postcards and (2) black and white Train Wreck Photographs. The post cards are in very good condition. The photo's are curled on the edges but the image is clear. Contact o

Circa 1820s-1830 Edgefield South Carolina, Pottersville four gallon jar with a strong Dave Drake attribution. The jar has a wonderful form and Dave classic handles with tapering shoulder that are indi

1873 South Carolina Rail Road Company $1 Train Ticket Obsolete Note  Estimate: $80

Arthur Rothstein (American, 1915-1985) A group of four photographs (Vernon Evans, Migrant from South Dakota, Montana, 1936; Minnie Knox, Garrett County, Maryland, 1937/76; Oklahoma Migrants, 1936; Dus

Elizabeth O'Neill Verner (American/South Carolina, 1883-1979). Four Charleston lithographs including views of St. Philips, St. Michaels and Broad Street. All pencil signed and unframed. Approx. 17.5"

comprising: Transfer of Grace: Images of the Lowcountry by Teresa Bruce, photographs by Gary Geboy, Charleston, South Carolina: Joggling Board Press, 2007, signed on title page "Gary Geboy"; South Car