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001cl: 1861 Fort Sumter Charleston. Two hand colored views. Officer's quarters and women waving "Goodbye to Sumter." Harper's. 11x16 in. $50
002cl: 1861 Fort Sumter views. Hand colored engravings of Fort Moultrie, Morris Island and Fort Johnson. Harper's. 10-1/2x16 in. $50
004cl: 1861 Fort Sumter Charleston. Four hand colored engravings showing scenes at the fort at the beginning of the Civil War. Harper's. 10-1/2x16 in. $50
005cl: 1861 Fort Johnson Charleston Harbor. Two hand colored engravings of a Charleston Harbor map and Fort Johnson opposite Fort Sumter. Harper's. 11x16 in. $40
007cl: Civil War Abbeville Volunteers. Hand colored view of General McGowen making address in front of the Charleston Hotel. 16-1/2x10-1/2 in. $50
008cl: 1886 Charleston Earthquake. Large hand colored engraving of terrified citizens. Two page spread in Harper's. 23x16 in. $80
009cl: 1878 Loading Cotton at Charleston Harbor. Two nice hand colored engravings on one page from Harper's. 10-1/2x16 in. $50
010cl: 1863 Charleston Harbor views. Handsome black & white engravings of ships in the harbor during the Civil War. Harper's two-page spread. 23x16 in. $50
012cl: 1863 Siege of Charleston. Hand colored view of bombardment of Fort Moultrie by the Ironclads on Sept. 8, 1863. Harper's. 10-1/2x16 in. $50
013cl: 1863 Charleston Harbor. Four hand colored engraved Civil War views. Morris Island, Gillmore's headquarters, Craig's Hill, In the trenches before Wagner. Two-page spread, Harper's. 23x16 in. $80
101cl: 1860: Charleson South Carolina Marine School. Short article with hand colored, engraved illustrations, from the Dec. 8, 1860 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Article describes the curriculum and daily life at the Marine School in Charleston. Illustrations show some of the students and points of interest at the school. 11x16 in. $50
102cl: 1875 Charleston South Carolina People. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Sketches in Charleston South Carolina." Eight typical scenes in the city are shown, each with a short descriptive caption. 11x16 in. $60
103cl: 1863 Charleston South Carolina Civil War. Four hand-colored engraved scenes from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Campaign in Charleston Harbor." Subtitles of each scene are as follows: 1) The Iron-Clads Engaged with Fort Wagner; 2) Man-Of-War Boats on Picket Below Fort Sumpter; 3) Signal From the Flag Ship to the Iron Clads: Prepare For Action; and 4) Ambulance Train Coming From the Trenches with Wounded. Small repair has been made to the upper right margin corner. Otherwise very good condition. 11x16 in. $60
104cl: 1861 Civil War Fort Sumter Scene. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Main Battery at Fort Sumpter, Bearing on Fort Moultrie And the Channel." Interesting view of the fort’s interior, showing a long row of cannons. 11x16 in. $60
105cl: 1873 View of Charleston South Carolina. Hand colored engraving from Picturesque America, titled "A Glimpse of Charleston and Bay, from St. Michael’s Church." Nice view of the city from above, with the ocean in the distance. 9x12 in. $40
106cl: 1919 Map of South Carolina. Color map of South Carolina, published in Rand McNally’s 1919 Atlas of the World. Each county is separately colored. Cities, towns, railroad lines and rivers are all shown. There is a light smudge southwest of the state, in eastern Georgia. Otherwise excellent condition. 10x13 in. $35
107cl: 1861: Forts Moultrie, Sumter, Charleston. Hand colored engravings from the Jan. 12, 1861 issue of Harper’s Weekly, showing scenes at forts Moultrie and Sumter on the eve of the Civil War. Engraving at left is titled "Sketches of Fort Moultrie, by an Officer of Major Anderson’s Command." The two engravings at right are titled "Entry of Major Anderson’s Command Into Fort Sumter on Christmas Night, 1860;" and "Occupation of Castle Pinckney by the Charleston Militia, December 26, 1860." Between the two images, there is part of an article titled "The Revolution at Charleston." 16x22 in. $100
108cl: 1865 Charleston South Carolina Ruins. Engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Ruins in the Heart of Charleston. View From King Street." Interesting scene, which captures the desolation and destruction of the city at the end of the Civil War. 11x16 in. $40
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109cl: 1925 Sheet Music: Carolina Sweetheart. This is the sheet music to a song titled "Carolina Sweetheart," by Billy James. Cover features a color lithograph of a beautiful southern belle holding flowers. An inset photo of Joseph Knecht and his Waldorf Astoria Hotel Orchestra is in the bottom left corner. The cover to this music would look great in a frame! 10x12 in. $35
110cl: 1887 Charleston South Carolina Earthquake. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Charleston: Celebration of her Recovery from the Effects of the Earthquake." Shows a street scene in the downtown area, which is draped with flags and festive decorations. 8x11 in. $30
111cl: 1860 Charleston Democratic Convention. Engraving and article from Harper’s Weekly, pertaining to the contentious Democratic nominating convention which was held in Charleston. Engraving is titled "Delegates to the Democratic Nominating Convention Leaving the Charleston Hotel on the Morning of April 23, 1860." Angry Southern delegates are shown walking out of the hotel. Above the illustration, an article chronicles the travels of a mythical Northern delegate who traveled south for the convention. 11x16 in. $30
113cl: 1863 Civil War: Charleston Siege Scene. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Siege of Charleston: Scene of the Desperate Assault Upon Wagner, July 18, 1863. A Shell from Fort Johnson." Shows a scene behind the Union lines, where artillery shells are falling on the troops. 11x16 in. $60
114cl: 1863 Civil War: Black Island Near Charleston. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Siege of Charleston: The New Black Island Batteries, Four and a Half Miles from Charleston." Shows a scene behind the Union lines, where giant cannons are aimed towards the city. 11x16 in. $60
115cl: 1860: Charleston South Carolina Harbor. Engraved view of Charleston South Carolina from the harbor, with sailing ships in the foreground. Published in 1860 as an illustration to a book. 7x10 in.
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116cl: 1865: Fort Sumter After Union Capture. Two large, hand colored views from Leslie’s Weekly, showing the interior and exterior of Fort Sumter after it was re-captured by Union troops. Very impressive print, which would look great in a frame. There are a few small spots of foxing on the image, but overall condition is excellent. $120
200cl: 1878: Cotton in Charleston South Carolina. This is an authentic water colored engraving from 1878--over 100 years old!! It contains two scenes showing cotton being loaded onto ships in the port of Charleston, South Carolina. Between the images there is part of an article describing the US cotton industry. Size is 11x16 in. $50
201cl: Charleston South Carolina Waterfront Scene. Nicely hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper dated September 25, 1880. The South in 1880 - East Battery, the Promenade on the Southern End of East Bay Street, Charleston. One of the best 19th century views of the city! 11x16 in. $90
202cl: 1861 Civil War: Citizens Watch Sumter Fight. Hand-colored engraving from the May 4, 1861 issue of Harper’s Weekly, titled "The House-Tops in Charleston during the Bombardment of Sumter." Men and women are shown watching as the fort comes under attack. Excellent condition. 11x16 in.
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204cl: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving of "Charleston, S.C. and its Vicinity." This birdseye view of the Charleston area was engraved by W. Ridgeway in 1863. 8x11 in. $100
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205cl: Fort Moultrie (Sullivan's Island). Charleston, South Carolina, in the Distance. Nice hand colored wood engraving from the November 17, 1860 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
206cl: Sketches in Charleston, South Carolina. Two very nice hand colored wood engravings from the February 2, 1861 issue of The Illustrated London News. Larger top image showing: The Charleston Palmetto. Smaller image on bottom is captioned, Selling Sweet Potatoes in Charleston, and shows slaves sitting on a corner with baskets of sweet potatoes. 16x11 in. $50
207cl: The House-tops in Charleston, South Carolina, during the bombardment of Fort Sumter seen in the Distance. Nice hand colored cover from the May 4, 1861 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
208cl: Beautifully hand colored view of Charleston titled 'The city of Charleston, South Carolina, where the Democratic Nominating will be held' From the April 21, 1860 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
209cl: Beautifully hand colored view of Charleston titled 'The Battery or Park Promendaate at Charleston, South Carolina, during the Bombardment of Fort Sumter' From the May 18, 1861 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
210cl: 1855 Colton Map: Savannah, Georgia and Charleston South Carolina. Beautifully engraved, hand-colored map from the 1st edition of Colton’s world atlas, printed in 1855. The map contains two images: Savannah on the left, and Charleston on the right. Each city is divided into wards, with every ward colored separately. Names of all streets are given, and the locations of parks, railroad lines and major buildings are shown as well. Entire map is surrounded by a decorative border. 16x18 in. $120
211cl: 1864 Map of the Defenses of Charleston City and Harbor. Gorgeous hand colored map of Charleston City. This beautiful map includes the Plan of Belmont and the Battle Near Belmont, Missouri. It also designates the United States Forces and Confederate sides. 29 x 18in. $90
212cl: 1865 Map of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Beautiful hand colored map which includes, the Map of Route and Positions First Corps, Army of Virginia, Map of the Engagement at Secessionville, Map of the Cavalry Expeditions to Catlett’s Station, Map of the Grand Lake Regions, Diagram showing the Position of the 3rd Brigade and Diagram showing the Field of Battle. 29 x 18in. $90
213cl: 1873 Picture of Charleston, from the Bay. Beautiful hand colored engraved image titled, “Charleston, from the Bay,” from Picturesque American. Shows gorgeous scene of Charleston, from the Bay. 9 x 12in. $30
214cl: 1887 Image of Charleston’s Celebration from the Recovery of the Effects of the Earthquake. Beautiful hand colored engraved image titled,”Charleston-Celebration of Her Recovery From the Effects of the Earthquake,” from Harper’s Weekly. Shows scene of a Charleston’s celebration in the street. 11 x 16in. $30
215cl: 1863 View of Morris Island, Harbor of Charleston, South Carolina. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled,”General View of Morris Island, Harbor of Charleston, South Carolina,”from Harper’s Weekly. 22 x 16in. $120
216cl: 1873 voew Image of young boy overlooking Charleston from St. Michael’s Church. Gorgeous hand colored engraved image titled,”A Glimpse of Charleston and Bay, From St. Michael’s Church.” 12 x 10in. $30
217cl: 1855 Aerial View of Charleston, South Carolina. Beautiful hand colored engraved image titled, “City of Charleston, South Carolina,” from Ballou’s. Shows gorgeous scene of Charleston, from the Bay. 11 x 7in. $40