Framed UCV 18th Regiment North Carolina

Framed United Confederate Veterans, 18th Regiment North Carolina 37" (h) x 37" (l) battle flag, thirteen stars on blue & white cross, red background with white border, stars & battle towns sewed uneve

Framed Civil War veterans UCV flag North Carolina, (white star with 1 at center left ,blue and white stripe right, hand stitched, 21" x 34", framed with UV glass and acid free back board Note; All the

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, North Carolina, ca. 1795 CE. A handwritten parchment land indenture detailing the contract between a John Blackwell and another John from Ruther

J. Denison (American, 18th century). "Map of North and South Carolina" -1796, from "Morse's Universal Geography", engraving. Framed. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Ch

Continental, late 18th/19th century. "Travelers in a Landscape", oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned; giltwood frame. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. Approx. 83.25" x

18th/19th century, with putti and satyr scrolled crest over a mirror framed beveled mirror plate, 31 x 18-1/4 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Black Mountain, North Carolina

engravings on laid paper, all unframed, including: John Reid, The State of North Carolina From the Best Authorities, engraver Benjamin Tanner, New York, circa 1796, sheet 16-1/2 x 19 in.; Matthew Care

Framed 1745 North Carolina grant or land indenture. Two pieces framed. Seal of King George the second. Signed by Gabrial Johnston Captain General and Governor. 14 1/2 inches x 10 and 6 x 5 inches. Fol

A framed CSA 1863 $10 Richmond note, framed 1863 North Carolina 25 cent note, along with a grouping of fractional notes in poor/heavily circulated condition. Please see the pictures for details of con

This 1937 Orange Crush paper calendar from Hickory, NC has been professionally mounted. The calendar has some areas of foxing (brown spotting), light wrinkles and small tears to edges of the calendar

Limited edition 49 of 350. Royal Doulton backstamp. Good condition. This detailed collection of thirteen military sculptures in the Soldiers of the Revolution series was issued to celebrate the bicent

American Civil War. 26th North Carolina Regiment. Lot includes Set #17569 Command Set and Set #17568 Advancing. 5 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Boxes Very Good.

American Civil War. 26th North Carolina Regiment Advancing. Set #17568. 3 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Box Very Good.

Iobst, Richard W. And Manarin Louis H. The Bloody Sixth The Sixth North Carolina Regiment Confederate States Of America. North Carolina Confederate Centennial Commission Raleigh. 1965. Rebound with Or

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Clark, Walter, editor. Title: Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War, 1861-'65. Written by Members of the Respective Comman

Luca Postiglione (Italian, 1876-1936) Portrait, oil painting on canvas, signed. Framed. Provenance: Ex.North Carolina Estate. Size: 25'' x 17.5'', 64 x 44 cm (sight); 27'' x 19.25'', 69 x 49 cm (frame

North Carolina, 18th century, walnut with yellow pine secondary, iron strap hinges and open interior, original bracket feet, 18 x 30-1/2 x 15-1/2 in.

A fine collection of letters (approximately 20) and diary from Private Davis N. Hosmer of the 45th Massachusetts Regiment, Company F. The Regiment served in North Carolina. A farmer at age 18 he enlis

18th century, likely North Carolina or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a very intriguing form with shaped backsplash over two-tier top flanked by two small drawers and continuing down to fou

18th c. walnut North Carolina Chippendale chest of drawers. 40" x 20 1/2" x 35".

Southern Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tablelate 18th century, Eastern North Carolina, yellow pine and oak secondary, rectangular top and drop leaves with single gate-leg support, scalloped skir

Mid 18th century, Edenton, North Carolina or British. The piece having a very nicely figured two board top above box hinged to tilt and rotate housing pin to remove the top then continuing down to han

attributed to North Carolina, 18th/early 19th century, retaining an early, dark surface, in mixed woods (oak and maple?), with boldly turned front posts, oak split seat, 21-1/4 x 14-1/4 x 20-1/4 in.

One dollar paper currency note issued in 1861 in North Carolina, framed along with what is assumed to be two Civil War bullets. Marked as serial no. 638 and signed by Henry Hardie. The dimensions are