Group of 20 Civil War Era Cannonballs Excavated in South Carolina

Group of 20 Civil War Era Cannonballs Excavated in South Carolina *THIRD PARTY SHIPPING REQUIRED (approximately 50 lbs) A group of 20 excavated cannonballs, ranging in size from .75" to 4" in diameter

Civil War Era bills including Peoples Bank of South Carolina and the State Bank of South Carolina. The group includes twelve various bills. Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SPCA.

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.

Group of 20 antique lead round balls, cast-net sinkers, fishing weights. Previously combined with a group of Civil War minie balls found at various sites in South Carolina, these pieces were presumed

SIX CIVIL WAR ERA SOUTH CAROLINA PALMETTO TREE STATE BUTTONSAmerican and English. Five (5) Confederate South Carolina coat buttons and one Confederate vest button. Albert #SC13 state seal button, back

Pair of sepia-tone photo prints of Civil War era Charleston, South Carolina, Fort Sumter. 11" X 14" each, printed on heavy cardstock in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. In origina

Pair of sepia-tone photo prints of Civil War era Charleston, South Carolina, Fort Sumter. 11" X 14" each, printed on heavy cardstock in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. In origina

Antique Civil War Era Ax Head South Carolina. 7" long 2 pds 9 oz.

Includes two one dollar notes, a two dollar note, and a three dollar note. Good to very fine. Overall 11”w x 23” t

Historic map shows the Carolinas in great detail shortly following the outbreak of the Civil War. States hand-colored at the time of publishing with color coding according to county. Inset map depicts

A Civil War Era Discharge Document. Charleston, South Carolina, April 25, 1866. 1p. 4to. Printed document with manuscript. Discharging John Alford, Corporal, Company J, 2nd. Regiment, U.S. Col[ored] T

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 1990

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 1990

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

Two Civil War Era Cannon Balls. 3 lb. and 8 lb., 3-1/4" and 4-1/4" diam.

Handmade Civil War Era Sword. Owner's tag is marked, "Civil War Confederate, South Carolina Estate, Handmade." We are unable to authenticate this sword. Sold as is. Sword measures 33 3/4" long. Blade

Circa 1860, likely South Carolina. The piece has a hand hewn black walnut handle with wrought tang and guard. The blade has a nice patina and is accompanied by what looks to be the original leather sc

Two Civil War Era Cannonballs & Four Shot. Balls measure approx. 3 1/2" diameter. The shots measure form 1 3/4" to 1 1/2". The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi. Condition- Group has some

Thought to be Civil War Era. Comprising 6 Large buttons (just under 1"), 7 small buttons (5/8"), a pair of cufflinks (5/8"), one with a wire back, and another small button with the South Carolina seal

Citizens Bank of Louisiana Five Dollar sheet uncut and in good overall condition. Dated Oct 9 1860. H13 1/2" W8 1/8" Sold to benefit the Sumter, South Carolina SPCA.

Thought to be Civil War Era, comprising 5 large buttons (just under 1"), 4 medium buttons (3/4"), and two smaller buttons (1/2" and 5/8"). All by various Philadelphia makers.

Map of North America Showing Its Political Divisions and county maps of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida on one sheet (Philadelphia: S. Augustus Mitchell, 1860). Not framed. 15.25 x 12.25 i