[AFRICAN AMERICANA - RECONSTRUCTION]. Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature. Columbia,

found in Columbia, South Carolina in an African American church yad sale. Ca. 1980. Purchased directly from the African American church family. 7"H x 12"L x 8 1/2"W

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

African American History, Black Americana theme, Civil War. 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry in guarding Union occupied house in 1860's. 11" X 14" sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. In or

Mid 20th century. Very interesting and charming carved head having been painted and adorned with brass accents. H39 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina family.

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

Early to mid 20th century, Columbia, South Carolina. The set is said to have been created by an African American artisan in the Columbia area. Octagonal top with molded edge above four bold scrolling

discovered in a South Carolina African American home. Made by a family member. Having the same stitch pattern throughout the quilt. 77" x 63"

discovered in a South Carolina African American home. Made by a family member. Many different stitch techniques. 71"x59"

[AFRICAN AMERICANA -RECONSTRUCTION]. BEARD, James C., artist. The Fifteenth Amendment. Celebrated May 19th, 1870. New York: Thomas Kelly, 1870. 27 x 22 in. lithograph marking the enactment of the 15th

Sideplate stamped: Palmetto Armory South Carolina, Columbia 1852. Total length approx. 50". Provenance: The estate of Fred France.

south corolina sweet grass basket. Ca. 1861

south corolina sweet grass basket. Ca. 1860

Largest 8" x 8" items are estate condition, they have been collected over the last 40 years and are now coming out to be sold again. See photos for details.

Proof The Yearbook Of American Bibliographical And Textual Studies In Two Volumes First Impressions published by The University Of South Carolina Press, Columbia, 1971, 1972

Pleasing carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a proud-looking African American man taken in the Charleston, South Carolina studio of photographer J.J. Mundy. A tax stamp affixed to the versos dates the

Merton D. Simpson (1928-2013, active/lived in New York, South Carolina, Africa) oil on canvas Expressionist painting depicting a boat in a tumultuous sea. Signed lower right in block letters "M. D. Si

[BINDINGS]. –– [HUNTING]. The African Collection. Camden, South Carolina: Briar Patch Press, 1986–90. 24 volumes, 8vo and 4to. Numerous illustrations. Original publisher’s gilt

Sylvan Brothers was the premier jewelry store for many years in Columbia, South Carolina, and had sterling flatware manufactured for them with their name stamped on it. Consisting of 11 dinner forks,