Civil War Letters: South Carolina

Civil War Letters: South Carolina

Confederate Letter & Two Postal Covers from Augustine T. Smythe Who Served in the CONFEDERATE SIGNAL CORPS & ON THE C.S.S. PALMETTO STATE !!

Confederate Letter with 7 Star Red, White, and Blue Flag at the top – C. B. Prentiss, Company I, 2nd S.C. Palmetto Infantry, Col. J. B. Kershaw’s Brigade

December 22nd, 1860 – Letter from Charleston, S.C. WITH ORIGINAL STAMPED ENVELOPE (Pristine Condition)


17th South Carolina Volunteers – Starting the Cadet Riflemen Company by Capt. William S. Elliott, June 18th, 1860 Charleston, S.C.

Letter by J. B. Witherspoon Phillips, Company A 18th Battalion, South Carolina Artillery – His Beautiful Uniform is Pictured All Over the Internet!

Letters Actually Written from Fort Sumter are Especially Desirable.  Offered are 3 Action Filled Letters Written by Alonzo A. Vanderford, 21st S.C. when stationed there in March of 1864

Lt. Alonzo A. Vanderford of the 21st S.C. Infantry – His Last 5 Letters Home Before Being Mortally Wounded + the Last Letter His Wife Sent Him (Probably never read by him) + the Letter to His Wife Telling Her of Her Husband’s Amputation… He Died 4 Days Later

War Date Letter from South Carolina General Wilmot Gibbes De Saussure – Written on Official State of South Carolina Executive Office Stationery – Docketed on the back by Governor Pickens

Palmetto Guard P. P. Gaillard Seeks Permission to Join the Palmetto Guard in Kershaw’s Regiment in Virginia

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