South carolina's sword posters & prints

Major Jenkins receiving South Carolina's sword from President Roosevelt, Exposition Auditorium, Charleston, S.C., USA Anonymous

Centennial Celebration of the Battle of King's Mountain, October 7th: The Hon. John W. Daniel Delivering the Historical Oration. South... Anonymous

The South Carolina Flag Anonymous

Fort Moultrie in Charleston Harbour South Carolina: The Secession Flag Flying 1861 Anonymous

Charleston, South Carolina W Ridgway

Charleston, S.C Anonymous

The Hon. J. Hagood, Governor-elect of South Carolina Anonymous

Ruins of Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, S.C Anonymous

View of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C., taken from the sand bar Anonymous

Fort Sumter, Charleston, South Carolina Anonymous

Defence of Fort Sumter, South Carolina Anonymous

Interior of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C Anonymous

Maum Duck, South Carolina Doris Ulmann

Fort Sumter from Sullivan's Island, Charleston Anonymous

A View of Charles-Town, the Capital of South Carolina Thomas Seitch

South Carolina travel decal Anonymous

South Carolina: The South in 1880: Construction of Jetties for the Improvement of Charleston Harbor Anonymous

View of the east face of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C.Fort Sumter is a Third System masonry sea fort located... Anonymous

Interior of Fort Sumpte, looking toward Charleston Anonymous

View of Fort Sumpte Anonymous

Fort Sumpte, east face, Charleston Harbor, S.C., showing the palmetto works erected to strengthen the fort Anonymous

Map of South Carolina in 1730 Anonymous

Charleston, S.C Anonymous

A Vista in South Carolina Anonymous

Charleston, South Carolina, Hospitality, 1880 Anonymous

View of the east face of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C Anonymous

Plan of Charleston, South Carolina Anonymous

Defence of Fort Sumter Anonymous

View of Fort Sumpte, showing the debris, shot, shell, and broken guns Anonymous

Exterior view of Fort Sumter, S.C Anonymous

Welcome to South Carolina Sign Anonymous

Charleston Hotel, Charleston Anonymous

South Carolina: The South in 1880, East Battery, the Promenade on the Southern End of East Bay Street. Charleston Anonymous

The light house of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C Anonymous

Sea face of Fort Sumpte Anonymous

Calhoun Monument, Marion Square Anonymous