1861 $5 Farmers & Exchange Bank, Charleston, SC

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Farmers & Exchange Bank of Charleston, SC $5 note, date is illegible but the note is an 1850's note. Is in very good condition with some darkening of the paper. You are bidding at a live sale, please

FIVE DOLLARS - OBSOLETE NOTE - NICE CHARLESTON, SC

FARMERS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF CHARLESTON 1852 PLANTERS BANK OF FAIRFIELD S.C. 1855 $5.00, AND CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA 1860 $5.00

Charleston, South Carolina.

STATE OF ALABAMA 1864 #1527 $100.00, FARMERS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF CHARLESTON 1853 $20.00, AND MECHANICS BANK OF AUGUSTA 1861 #685 $20.00

$5 Piscataqua Exchange Bank Portsmouth New Hampshire, $20 Farmers Exchange Bank Charleston South Carolina, 1854 $3 Farmers and Exchange Bank of Memphis Tennessee.

FARMERS' & EXCHANGE BANK OF CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON

Three obsolete currency notes from The Farmers & Exchange Bank of Charleston, South Carolina. Five dollar note dated July 17th, 1834, a ten dollar note dated August 1st, 1856, together with a twenty d

August 6, 1853. The Farmers & Exchange Bank of Charleston $10 dollar note. Serial number 120. Signed and dated. Printed by Toppan, Carpenter, Casilear & Co., Phila & New York.

SOUTH CAROLINA, $20 OBSOLETE BANK NOTE, HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED

A circa 1853 South Carolina Farmers and Exchange bank of Charleston five dollar note.

1850s $20 $100 CHARLESTON FARMERS & EXCHANGE BANK NOTES Lot of two 1850's Charleston, South Carolina Farmer's & Exchange Bank obsolete banknotes. To include:  $20 note, Serial number 299, Pl

Bernard Bee in Uniform, CDV Carte de visite of Brig. Gen. Bernard E. Bee, measuring 2.25" x 3.5", Charleston, SC, ca. 1861. Standing portrait of Bee in CSA uniform. Bold notation on verso reads "Gen.

Farmers Exchange Bank dating to the mid 1850s. Three $20 bills, One $10 bill and four $5 bills. All in good overall condition with wrinkling and staining consistent with age. Sold to benefit the Sumte

Charleston confederate centennial commemoration coin good for 50 cents in cash or trade at any participating place of business or bank in Charleston s.c on or before April 12, 1961 Dimensions:1 5/6"

Emerson print of Charleston, SC Farmers Market signed in pencil "The Old Market" showing African American women selling their goods by Emerson 12" 10.5" This is signed two times

with scenes including "The Exchange, Charleston, SC", "Insane Hospital, Boston" and "Bank, Savannah", comes with a as-is ladle, tureen has some staining from use otherwise excellent, circa 1820's.

Two English Transferware Covered Sauce Tureens, incl. one Wedgwood, 19th c., marked, underplate, h. 5 1/4 in.; and one Ridgway, decorated with scenes of the Bank of Savannah, Charleston Exchange, and

Old Cast Iron Mickey Mouse Bank. 6"x4.24"x9". Weight 6 lbs 5 oz. PROVENANCE: Terri Henning, The Peoples Building Penthouse,18 Broad Street, Charleston SC, as seen in Architectural Digest

(5) Charleston, SC coin silver teaspoons, (3) by Peter Mood, (1) by John & Peter Mood, (1) by JE Spear, 5 1/2" long, each with a WA/ME monogram, another by S Kirk, Baltimore, 3.26 TO total

19th century stereoview photograph or stereoscopic view of the Cotton Exchange located in Charleston, South Carolina. Marked "G.N. Barnard, No. 263 King Street, Charleston, S.C." along the left side;

1861 $5 The Bank of Philippi note from Philippi, (West) Virginia. This note grades Very Fine+ with some very faint paper folds, blank back as issued. Signed by proper authorities. An attractive green

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