Rare Book of Confederate & South Carolina Interest

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

The Hard Labor Section by H.T. Cook. The book giving accounts of a section of Abbeville and the Edgefield District of South Carolina in the 19th century.

This detailed map is from Jacques-Nicolas Bellin's Le Petit Atlas Maritime.... This first edition work was published in Paris by Bellin in 1764. The atlas had included plenty of new material as well a

1740 1ed South Carolina Slavery Indians Wars Panama Havana Cuba Caribbean Ports The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for n

1794 William L Smith of South Carolina to James Madison G. Washington Free Trade “Slavery has become so engrafted into the policy of the Southern States, that it cannot be eradicated without tearing

1890 for the Orangeburg District of South Carolina Edisto Rifles twelfth annual picnic. H4 ?Ó Sold from the collection of a Beaufort, South Carolina gentleman.

1890 Simms Antebellum Confederate American SOUTH Novels pro Slavery Alabama 9v William Gilmore Simms was a pre-Civil War-era American author known for his pro-slavery agenda and antebellum literature.

Proof The Yearbook Of American Bibliographical And Textual Studies In Two Volumes First Impressions published by The University Of South Carolina Press, Columbia, 1971, 1972

Robert E Lee And Confederate Shipbuilding Books. This includes: (1) Confederate Shipbuilding Hardcover. By William N. Still Jr and was published by the University Of South Carolina Press in 1987. Thi

1899 Confederate Military History Civil War Battles American South Virginia 12v ‘Confederate Military History’ is one of the most thorough and extensive accounts of the Confederacy. Written by a v

1888. Regulation of the South Carolina Club Columbia, South Carolina. The book having all pages and in good overall condition with some scattered staining and bends.

Confederate bills along with South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia notes. The group includes several rare and uncommon notes. Sold from the private collection of a Charlotte, NC lady.

George Graham Young of Camden, South Carolina's ledger books dating from 1874-1892. These books give an incredible record of sales and dealings over this span of years. Hundreds of pages of detailed a

1866 Reconstruction 1ed South Since the Civil War Carolina SLAVERY Racism American journalist Sidney Andrews was a Union supporter of the Civil War who, following the end of the war, sought to take ac

1865 1ed Prison life in the South Civil War anti Confederate Abbott Negroes While in prison, Union Lieutenant Allen O. Abbott wrote a detailed description of his time in captivity. These manuscripts b

(1827-1862) Confederate colonel of the 1st South Carolina Artillery, nephew of secessionist John C. Calhoun, killed in a duel with another officer at Fort Sumter. Extremely rare signature 'W.R. Calhou

1861 Women of the South Mary Forrest Southern Literature Confederate Feminism This mid-19th century book ‘Women of the South’ by Mary Forrest is a collection of biographical sketches and engraving

1863 CONSPIRACY 1ed Unveiled Southern Confederate Secession US Civil War Slavery “The Conspiracy Unveiled. The South Sacrificed; or, the Horrors of Secession” by Rev. James W. Hunnicutt is a p

1881 Americans at Home Civil War Confederate Generals Stonewall Jackson Macrae David Macrae was a 19th-century author who is remembered for his perspective on American society both in the South and in

1903 1st ed Confederate Social Life Virginia Girl in the Civil War South Avary Myrta Lockett Avary was born in Virginia in 1857. She married Dr. James Corbin Avary of Atlanta, and the couple moved to

Eighteen ten dollar notes including several rare notes. All in good overall condition with some wrinkling and slight staining consistent with age and use. Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SP

Washington dated 1832. The piece is a Proclamation by Jackson as President of the United States Whereas a Convention assembled in the State of South Carolina. The text is printed in eight columns. Fir

The Carolina Low-Country by Augustine Smythe. The book is a first edition and number 98 of 400 limited copies. The book has its original slipcase illustrated by Anna Heyward Taylor. The book is signed

Reed and Barton, 19th or early 20th century. Silver plate pitcher for the Kirkwood Hotel and Winter Resort of Camden, South Carolina. The piece is hand chased with the iconic name at one side simply r