South Carolina Ephemera

This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/28/2005

Ephemera grouping of 12 items. Included are: U.S. Internal Revenue Certificate for Tobacco Dealers, one page, oblong quarto, January 21, 1915, Columbia, South Carolina. This document notes that Bradwell & Son of Cross, SC have paid tax for 1914. Aging and small areas of paper loss. Good condition...Plus; Booklet, SOUTH CAROLINA AREA TRADE SCHOOL, 16 pages, octavo, ca. 1950, Columbia, South Carolina. Vocational training courses are described and illustrated here. The opening message is by Governor Strom Thurmond, who served between 1947 and 1951. This was, of course, the period during which he ran for U.S President as an independent segregationist. Fine condition...Plus; Pocket ledger book, approximately 100 pages, 2 3/4" x 5 3/4", 1917, published by Planters Fertilizer and Phosphate Co., Charleston, South Carolina. A well-used booklet containing columns of inscribed figures. Fine condition...Plus; Partially printed document, one page, quarto, September 23, 1924, Charleston, South Carolina. A $4,000 promissory note to the Carolina Savings Bank. Affixed are 5 South Carolina tax stamps. Fine condition...Plus; Group of 6 partially printed real estate documents, approximately 15 pages, quarto, 1884-1942, various South Carolina locations. Average condition ins VG...Plus; Book, PINOPOLIS HISTORY OF A PINELAND VILLAGE by Anne S. Ball, 136 pages, quarto, ca. 1980's, South Carolina. This rare, self-published history is illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings of early homes in the Santee-Cooper region. VG condition...Plus; U.S. Government imprint, EXCISE TAXES ON TOILET AND MEDICINAL ARTICLES, 14 pages, 1919, Washington, D.C. Singed in print by South Carolinian Daniel Calhoun Roper, IRS Commissioner. Fine condition.

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