Runaway Slave Broadside [158210]

Folded broadside for 2 runaway slaves and thieves who stole $50 and a large lot of money, dated September 28, 1852. Interesting description of the 2 runaways noting tetter, cunning, smoking etc. 9.75x

Mississippi Runaway Slave Broadside, issued by Albert G. Brown, Governor of the State of Mississippi, and Wilson Hemmingway, Mississippi Secretary of State, dated January 24, 1844, reading: BILL, a ne

Runaway Slave Small Letterpress Broadside. Dated September 27, 1841. Broadside would indicate that the owner had frequent slave escapes. Charles Carroll was a member of a prestigious Maryland family.

Slavery Early Virginia Runaway Slave Poster Offering a Higher Reward if Captured in Northern States or “secured in any jail.” Broadside, 9” x 9.75” (visible). Archivally matted to 15.75” x 1

Runaway Slave Patrol badge. Six point star design made of a bronze-like material. Front reads "Runaway Slave Patrol" flanked by engraved design. Verso reads, "North Carolina No.142, 1859," and has a p

Original edition of the "Charleston Courier" dated June 15, 1807. Advertisements fill the front page of the newspaper, some of which offer a handsome reward for "runaway" slaves, complete with an icon

Event Date 1860 / Parchment Like Aged Paper / 8 x11 / Not a Period Original Poster / We do not know who or when it was printed / This is sold as a Reproduction

Event Date 1860 / Parchment Like Aged Paper / 8 x11 / Not a Period Original Poster / We do not know who or when it was printed / This is sold as a Reproduction

Lot of 3 issues of the Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser, July 14, 15 and 16, 1796. Each issue contains at least four ads for REWARDS for RUNAWAY SLAVES. One issue contains a signed-in-type

Event Date 1860 / Parchment Like Aged Paper / 8 x11 / Not a Period Original Poster / We do not know who or when it was printed / This is sold as a Reproduction

The London Gazette. July 10-July 14, 1684. Printed by Tho. Newcomb, 1684. 11" x 6.5". 2 pp. ********** Includes a notice regarding a runaway slave, "short but thick, about Twenty years old," describin

Event Date 1860 / Parchment Like Aged Paper / 8 x11 / Not a Period Original Poster / We do not know who or when it was printed / This is sold as a Reproduction

African American History subject, "On To Liberty, Runaway Slaves" oil on canvas painting. 24" X 36" on stretched canvas.

African American History subject, "On To Liberty, Runaway Slaves" oil on canvas painting. 24" X 36" on stretched canvas.

A complete, authentic issue of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated, August 9, 1862, 16pp., disbound, VG. Several interesting reports in this issue including a front cover engraving of Stonewall Jackson with

April 18, 1803 Republican (or anti-democrat) newspaper from Baltimore, MD, includes an ad for a runaway slave, 170,000 acres of land for sale, and many other interesting articles and ads, overall 19"T

Details: Civil War Era DAILY SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTIQUE CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER July 1864 Runaway Slaves Irish Immigration Abraham Lincoln American History This antique copy of "The Daily South Carolinia

Advertising sales of slaves as well as rewards for captured " Runaways" (slaves). Condition very good with some loss to top and right side, otherwise extremely strong print.

Antebellum Slave Auction Broadside advertising 43 slaves from the estate of a South Carolina governor's relative. The 1p. 8.25 x 13.5 in. broadside advertises an upcoming slave auction. It is not date

A Page from the Newport Mercury [newspaper] that includes a Runaway Fugitive Slave Ad [in the bottom right corner of the front page]. Vol. LXII, Number 3201, Saturday 16 August 1823.Full newspaper cop

Rare Wrought Iron Slave Collar With Metal Bells Ca. 1750-1840 Crafted out of wrought iron, measuring approximately 4.75” x 4”, this very sad artifact was likely used around the neck of a f

GANG OF 25 SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE NEGROES, by Louis D. de Saussure. Charleston: 1852. Broadside. Lists individuals by name, age, and 'capacity.' Framed. 24 x 18 cm (broadside). 33 x 29 (frame). *A

Rare wrought iron letter "R" slave brander for runaways - 4 1/4" tall x 9" long

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. Administrator's Sale of Slaves. Clay County, MO: N.p., 9 March 1858. 9 1/2 x 7 7/8 in. letterpress broadside (toning, short marginal tears); framed to 13 1/4 x 10 1/4 in. (not e