SOLD
70.00USDto floor+ buyer's premium
This item SOLD at 2007 Oct 13 @ 15:30UTC-05:00 : EST/CDT
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CSA Confederate Officers Signature Archive: 28 South Carolina Post Civil War (1868-1904) letters and documents bearing historical signatures of notable Civil War Confederate Officers. Four signatures of officers who signed the Ordinance of Secession; E.M. Seabrook, Benjamin Rutledge, Thomas Hanckel, and Charles Inglesby. Includes officers from Walterboro, Orangeburg, Charleston and others. ----- E. M. Seabrook of Edisto Island, CSA Colonel and signer of Secession, letter from Sumter, SC, dated 1877; H. D. Lesesne, CSA Captain, Charleston letter dated 1868; Campbell Henderson CSA Lt., Walterboro letter dated 1907; T.Y. Simons, CSA Major and signer of Secession, Charleston notarized letter dated 1870; Jacob Small, CSA Captain, letter dated 1886; George L. Buist, CSA Major, Charleston letter dated 1885; Charles Simonton, CSA Major, letter dated July 2; Augustine Smythe, CSA Balloonist, Charleston letter dated 1882; Benjamin Rutledge, CSA Major, Charleston document dated 1894; William L. Campbell, CSA Captain, Beaufort letter dated 1884; William L. Campbell, CSA Captain, Charleston letter dated 1886; Wilmont Desaussure, CSA General, Charleston document dated 1879; Theodore Barker, CSA Major, Charleston document dated 1904; Henry Young, CSA Captain and Robert E. Lee's Adjutant (signed payroll), Charleston letter dated 1876; Thomas Hanckel, signer of Secession, Charleston document dated 1887; Charles Inglesby, CSA Captain and signer of Secession, Charleston document dated 1883; Julian Mitchell, CSA Major, Charleston letter dated 1875; Issac Bamberg, CSA Captain, Bamberg document dated 1875; E. J. Dennis, CSA Captain, Bowman letter dated 1886; F. G. Behre, CSA Captain, Walterboro letter dated 1893; E. P. Ravenel, CSA Luitenent, Charleston document dated 1902; Rudolph Siegling, CSA General, Charleston document dated 1879; Ernest Petit, CSA General, Charleston document dated 1876; J. W. Bell, CSA Luitenent, Walterboro letter dated 1889; Fred Von Santen, CSA Luetenent, Charleston letter dated 1875; C. C. Bowen, CSA Coast Guard, Charleston document dated 1875; A. G. Magrath, CSA Captain, Charleston letter dated 1889; Benjamin Izlar, CSA Sgt, Orangeburg letter dated 1882. Condition: all letters and documents have appropriate age discoloration.
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1664 Cottageville Highway, Walterboro, South Carolina, United States
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Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| ST |
7% |
State Tax |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
18% |
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