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(Civil War) The City of Charleston, (South Carolina,) With its Harbour and Forts.

This 1861 map illustrates the strategic layout of Charleston and its coastal defenses at the onset of the American Civil War. Published in London by Edward Stanford, this rare map captures a crucial moment in American history, detailing Fort Sumter, Fort Moultrie, Castle Pinckney, and the Citadel.

Price: $ 750.00

[Carolina]

Detailed map of the Carolinas, extending from the Appalachians and Cape Charles to the B. St. Matheo and May River, centered on Charleston and Cape Fear.

Price: $ 450.00

Tunison's Georgia and South Carolina

HC Tunison's Peerless Atlas is one of the most interesting American Atlases of the late 19th Century. Published in Jacksonville, Illinois, the title page also lists, New York City; London, Canada; San Francisco; Atlanta, Chicago and Cincinnati as places where the atlas was published. Tunison's Atlas is a fascinating cross over of styles between the modern commercial publishers of Chicago (Rand McNally and Geo. F. Cram) and the still active older map publishers (Colton, Mitchell, Johnson and Gray). The maps employ bright colors and identify counties and townships, towns, railroads, railroad stations, rivers and many other minute details, plus include a decorative printed border (including HC Tunison's initials in the corners), but now employ the later printing methods employed by the modern firms. The result is an attractive and unique map for the period. For this reason, Tunison's maps have always been prized by collectors as an excellent example of a blended late 19th Century printing style. In recent years, Tunison's maps have been utilized in map exhibitions at the New York Public Library and elsewhere. A fine example, employing Tunison's trademark colors and border.

Price: $ 125.00

A Map of North & South Carolina. Accurately copied from old maps of James Cook. Published in 1771, and Henry Mouzon, in 1775.

Scarce map of North Carolina and South Carolina, published by Harper & Brothers in New York, in 1837.

Price: $ 950.00

Gray's New Map of North Carolina and South Carolina [Charleston Harbor Inset]

Highly detailed map of the Carolinas, published by OW Gray.

Price: $ 175.00

in South Carolina Have Fun!

Stepping into the mid-century American cultural scene, this circa 1950s advertising poster issued by the Burger Brewing Co. presents a colorful snapshot of South Carolina, complete with local imagery and a call to enjoy their product. Featuring the state's outline, an idyllic plantation backdrop, and elements suggestive of Southern charm, the poster stands as a vivid artifact of the era's advertising aesthetic.

Price: $ 495.00