South Carolina Revolutionary War Table Cover

possibly late 18th century, red, black, and white diamond checkerboard segments, central grid with stitched diamond, star, and heart motifs, with applied British flags, crossed swords, and crown eleme

Rare plan of the Revolutionary War Siege of Charleston in South Carolina. From John Marshall’s 1832 edition of the Life of Washington. Covers the area comprising Charleston Harbor and parts of the C

South Carolina Currency February 8, 1779 $40 "Angel Blowing Her Trumpet" South Carolina Revolutionary War Rare Low Denomination Note South Carolina, February 8, 1779, Forty Dollars, Engraved "Ceres" O

Property from the Estate of William H. Rasch Description: Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth (1746-1825) (South Carolina Revolutionary War) Signature and Print, clipped signature and portrait print. <

"South-Carolina in the Revolutionary War Being a Reply to Certain Misrepresentations and Mistakes of Recent Writers in Relation to the Course and Conduct of this State". Written by William Gilmore Sim

“The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the year 1782”, printed at London 1783 for J. Dodsley. First Edition, 324 pages and 215 pages followed by Contents. Affa

The June 1780 issue of Town and Country Magazine, 56 pages complete plus two engraving. Contnets include news of the Revolutionary War including South Carolina along the Ashley River and expedition of

Autographs South Carolina Governor & Namesake of “Fort Moultrie” WILLIAM MOULTRIE (1730-1805). American Revolutionary War officer; Governor of South Carolina; namesake of Fort Moultrie, a series o

Eight books: 1. ABSTRACTS OF EARLY RECORDS OF LAURENS COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA 1785-1820 with Name Index and Revolutionary War Service, compiled by Sara M. Nash---2. BURYING GROUNDS, GRAVEYARDS AND CEME

Dec 17, 1796. The document concerns a Revolutionary War Soldier buying a plantation in South Carolina. Henry Durant (1755-1805) pays 90 pounds to John and Rebecca Livingston for 250 acre Plantation on

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1831 The Bank of the State of South Carolina, Charleston Fifty Cents Proof Note PMG graded Choice Uncirculated-64 The Bank of the State of South Carolina, Charlesto

Dated 24th of April 1810. The certificate is nicely printed with an image of the structure at upper center. The piece is to certify that Capt Joseph M Clark, likely US Revolutionary War Capt and membe

Revolutionary War Cavalry Colonel and George Washington's Cousin William Washington Signs South Carolina Deed Acting as attorney for Robert Patton, William Washington, a cousin of George Washington, s

South Carolina, United States, ca. 1770-1790 CE. This is a fascine knife made of iron; it was found in the ruins of Bigging Church in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. It has a long, thin tang and a curv

Command Set 23rd Regiment of Foot Royal Welch Fusiliers #17582, American New York Light Infantry #17759, and Lieutenant 2nd South Carolina Regiment #17583. 6 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

The Life of General Francis Marion: A Celebrated Partisan Officer, in the Revolutionary War, Against the British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia By Brig. Gen. P. Horry & M.L. Weems Philadelph

DAVID ANDERSON (April 9, 1764-April 26,1836) was born in Halifax County, VA. At an early age, he moved with his father to South Carolina, settling in Laurens District. During the American Revolution,

Heading: Author: Horry, Peter and Mason Locke Weems Title: The Life of General Francis Marion, A Celebrated Partizan Leader, In The Revolutionary War, Against the British and Tories, in South-Carolin

WEEMS, M. L. (1759-1825) and GEN. HORRY. The Life of Gen. Francis Marion, a Celebrated Partisan Officer in the Revolutionary War, against the British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia. Philadel

THE LIFE OF GEN. FRANCES MARION, by BG. HORRY, 1818: Fifth Edition of "a Celebrated Partisan Officer in the Revolutionary War, Against the British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia." The SWAMP

(FORT SULLIVAN) Scarce Revolutionary War A.D.S., 1p. 12mo., Fort Sullivan, South Carolina, Oct. 26, 1776, an order that the bearer be given: "...Five Gills Rum for Men on Fatigue...". Likely cut from

Two framed armorial bookplates of Revolutionary War soldiers, including Frederick De Peyster, and William Jackson (1759-1828). De Peyster was an officer wounded in South Carolina. His bookplate was fo

CONFEDERATE / CSA CIVIL WAR PATRIOTIC POSTAL COVERS, LOT OF THREE, lithograph on paper, one with South Carolina flag above "WE ARE SEVEN", other two with first national flag, one with "DON'T TREAD ON

Group of 16 first flight covers from South Carolina, c1928-1950, mostly from the early 30's. Includes cachet covers, one pilot autograph and both small and major airports. Provenance: John Reynolds Co