Confederate Postmaster Provisional Charleston S.C.

Extremely Rare Confederate Postmaster Provisional Stamp from Livingston Alabama, Used. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior

Lot Of 3 Confederate States Postmaster's Provisional Stamps. These Include Rare Stamps from Knoxville and Mobile.. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condit

Confederate States Postmaster Provisionals 1861 #62X1 2c Blue Unused VG. An attractive example among 3 very tight margins, and into at bottom. Scott- $225. Medium: Stamps

Confederate States Postmaster Provisionals 1861 #62X3 5c Brown, White Used F-VF. A very large margined example showing part frame lines of adjoining stamps at top and bottom. Very lightly soiled, but

Confederate States Postmaster Provisionals #11x1 2c Green F-VF Unused. Lightly soiled but still very attractive, sound, and rare. S/C 2021 in VF is $8,250.

A mint and used USA collection, housed in a Uni-Safe album. Includes some BOB, includes mint #305 ($60), #309 ($185), some blocks, Confederate States Postmaster Provisionals #62X3 used (small cut into

A nice grouping of Postmaster Provisionals proof #9X1P5 (major slice, not counted), Carriers #L03, #L05, Confederate States 2- #6, #8 (thins, pinhole, not counted), 2- #11, 2- #12, #13, #14. Total Sco

Rare 19th Century Charleston, South Carolina. Porter Military Academy coat button. Found at the site of the old Fereal/ Confederate Arsenal in Charleston, SC - also the site of the original Porter Mil

1864 Historical Framed Charleston Daily Courier Newspaper. Charleston, SC - The Confederate States of America, Thursday Morning October 20, 1864, 2 sided framed print of news and help wanted and sales

26TH VIRGINIA MARCHES THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA Good content Confederate soldier's letter, 4pp. 4to., Charleston, S.C., Sep. 20, 1863 in which 2nd Lieut. Frederick H. Wolfe writes his mother. In part: ".

CIRCA 1861 CONFEDERATE STATES LIVINGSTON, AL. 5 CENT POSTMASTERS PROVISIONAL

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION -- CIVIL WAR]. Partly printed bond regarding the estate of Slaveholder Herman Shipman. Charleston, SC, 17 August 1861. EARLY CONFEDERATE DOCUMENT AMENDING US PRINTED FORM. 1 page,

South Carolina Confederate Soldier Cabinet Cards, All KIA or DOW Four albumen cabinet card portraits, most vignetted. Charleston, SC: W.B. Austin. Matted and framed with typed identifications affixed

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

Confederate A2 on Fraser and Dill Factors with black double liner Charleston, SC cancel. c. 1862.Date: Country (if not USA): State: South CarolinaCity: CharlestonProvenance: Gary Bracken Collection

Confederate Naval Button with CS and the Anchor and crossed cannons on obverse, marked Courtney & Tennent Charleston S.C. on reverse.

Group of twelve (12) items pertaining to the South Carolina United Confederate Veterans (UCV), Knights Templar, Spanish American War, and more. 1st item: Charleston, SC UCV reunion souvenir badge, May

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"

English, published 1760 after work by Bishop Roberts and Engraved by William Henry Toms. Well preserved example having some foxing and yellowing consistent with age.The work having an early gallery la

"Summer House," 1992 Oil on canvas Signed lower left: Anglin Smith; signed again, titled, dated and numbered verso: #9256 40" H x 40" W

Attributed to Philip Simmons, Charleston, South Carolina (1912-2009). H14" W15" D7 1/2" This piece is sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina lady. This work is the mate to an

Image of First Lieutenant I. D. Witherspoon taken July 1852. The image having description at the interior if the case as seen in photograph. By George S. Cook, Charleston, SC (1819-1902). Depicting a

Black History 1852 Charleston, SC. "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge 1852-Dated Charleston, South Carolina. Rarer "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge. Made by William Rouse by City Contract. Very Fine. 1852-Dat

period Chippendale ca 1780 Charleston, SC black walnut tall chest on fine ogee bracket base featuring 3 small drawers w locking mechanisms over 5 long drawers - Southern yellow pine secondary wood - 6