Phenomenal 1802 Maryland RANAWAY SLAVE BROADSIDE

Runaway Slave Small Letterpress Broadside. Dated September 27, 1841. Broadside would indicate that the owner had frequent slave escapes. Charles Carroll was a member of a prestigious Maryland family.

Folded broadside for 2 runaway slaves and thieves who stole $50 and a large lot of money, dated September 28, 1852. Interesting description of the 2 runaways noting tetter, cunning, smoking etc. 9.75x

Mississippi Runaway Slave Broadside, issued by Albert G. Brown, Governor of the State of Mississippi, and Wilson Hemmingway, Mississippi Secretary of State, dated January 24, 1844, reading: BILL, a ne

MARYLAND BROADSIDE- FARM FOR SALE…BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARCH 25, 1836. BALTIMORE: PRINTED BY WILLIAM WOODDY, 1836. LARGE PRINTED PICTORIAL BROADSIDE MEASURING APPROX. 13 1/2" X 10 3/4". CONTAINS OL

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Broadside for a court martial of an officer in Smith's Independent Cavalry. Letterpress broadside titled "Charges and Specifications Preferred against Joseph T. Fearing, First L

MARYLAND SLAVE OWNERS ARE REIMBURSED FOR THEIR SLAVES JOINING THE UNION ARMY Scarce printed document, 4pp, 4to., a blank "Evidence of Title" form issued by the state of Maryland, allowing a slave-owni

Antebellum Slave Auction Broadside advertising 43 slaves from the estate of a South Carolina governor's relative. The 1p. 8.25 x 13.5 in. broadside advertises an upcoming slave auction. It is not date

1857 Maryland Fugitive Slave reward poster Frame: 11 1/2" x 14 1/4" Poster: 8 1/2" x 11 1/2"

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Order to secure loyalty oaths and punish secessionists in Frederick, Maryland. Letterpress broadside, 17¼ x 13½ inches; folds, 2 short tape repairs, light toning. Fred

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Thomas H. Ruger. Broadside establishing Union military law in fortified Frederick, Maryland. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 11 inches, signed in type by Ruger as colonel and

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Recruiting broadside for the Maryland Home Brigade. Letterpress broadside, 14½ x 5½ inches; minor wear, toning; uncut. No place, 27 July 1861 This broadside begins wit

Down-Trodden Maryland Confederate broadside song sheet illustrated with the Maryland state seal (1854) and printed on yellow paper bordered in black. 17x9cm. Air "Tom Bowling." "Down trodden, despised

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Secessionist recruitment broadside issued in the wake of the Baltimore Riot to the "People of Baltimore!" Letterpress broadside, 17¾ x 12¾ inches, with small wood engr

GANG OF 25 SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE NEGROES, by Louis D. de Saussure. Charleston: 1852. Broadside. Lists individuals by name, age, and 'capacity.' Framed. 24 x 18 cm (broadside). 33 x 29 (frame). *A

Southern Federal Eagle inlaid & carved slant lid desk, wild cherrywood with hard pine secondary , probably western Maryland, ca. 1795-1802. The dovetailed case presents a molded and inlaid hinged slan

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION].  $300 Reward. Ranaway...my Negro Boy George Johnson. Broadside with autograph letter signed ("Nath'l W. Hays") on bifolium integral leaf to Chief of Police of West Chester,

1836 Slave bill of sale - Andrew Bruce, Maryland. Frame size H 21" W 15-3/8" paper size H 6-1/2" W 7-1/4". Please copy and paste the following link below for high-res images. Copy and paste this link

The Call! Confederate broadside song sheet illustrated with the Maryland state seal (1854) and printed on yellow paper bordered in black. 18x9cm. "Maryland! Maryland! Stainless in story...." A shorter

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

Original Poster, phenomenal condition. Professionally framed MEASURES 41 1/2" x 29" Provenance: Prominent Chicago Collector

Compiled by Mary Digges Lee Randol 1943, page 11 has a photo of Aunt Julie, former slave who served on the estate; book was hand typed on typewriter with glued photographs, miost photographs have come

Comprising the signed discharge papers of freed slave and army volunteer Algernon Stanley Jr. (spelled “Algy Stanley” and “Algia Standley”) of Dorchester, Maryland, as well as

Description: Circa 1876 Antique Advertisement Broadside for Centennial Celebration in Oak Orchard, Maryland. "GRAND CENTENNIAL JUBILEE! The O. O. B. Band will hold a musical entertainment in the grove

African colonization -- slave trade -- commerce. Report of Mr. Kennedy, of Maryland, from the Committee on Commerce of the House of Representatives of the United States, on the memorial of the Friends