CIVIL WAR SOUTHERN DOCUMENT SET,These are Four ANTIQUED REPRODUCTION Documents that LOOK and FEEL Centuries Old....2A.CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD MAP,Shows 78 BATTLEFIELD Locations with chronological history--from the Confederacy's bombardment of Fort Sumner to GENERAL LEE'S surrender at Appomattox Courthouse.The DOCUMENT is 14X16 inches

. 2B.THE UNION IS DISOLVED! DECEMBER 20,1860-CHARLESTON MERCURY Refusing to wait for action by other Southern States,SOUTH CAROLINIANS dissolved the UNION and then Confidently celebrated with "marching Bands,fireworks displays...and HUGE Rallies of Citizens waving Palmetto Flags and Shouting slogans of Southern Rights.SIZE is 11 1/4 X 14 1/2

2C.BUTLER'S PROCLAMATION 1862 AS widely interpreted,This Proclamation equated the Women of NEW ORLEANS (who insulted Union General Benjamin Butler) with Prostitutes.SIZE is 11 1/4 X 14 1/2

2D.MEN OF VIRGINIA TO THE RESCUE!1861 Recruitment POSTER-Emotional appeals to repel Invasion,to DEFEND HOMES,to Heed the Stirring WORDS of Revered PATROITS.SIZE is 11 1/4 X 14 1/2.All DOCUMENTS are folded once,in the Envelope.

(A) 6 CONFEDERATE Banknotes,MONEY! They are as follows. VIRGINIA $100, " The Faith of the commenwealth is Pledged " MISSISSIPPI $100, Bill bears the very high interest rate of ten percent. SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON GROWERS ASSOCIATION $5.00, " Redeemable in Gold within Six Months after the Raising of the Blockade of our Coast" The back of the bill also indicated scarcity of paper as it was originally issued as warrants. NORTH CAROLINA $1 1862 .GEORGIA $100, Note the Excellent art work. ARKANSAS $1.00 NORTH CAROLINA $1.00, Receivable in payment " of all Public Dues. "

(B) 6 CONFEDERATE Banknotes,MONEY!They are as follows.CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $500 Payable two years after the ratification of a Treaty between the Confederate States and the United States.TEXAS $5 Treasury warrants issued for military service.TENNESSEE-BANK OF CHATTANOOGA $2 LOUISIANA $100 Payable twelve month after a definite treaty of Peace between the Confederate States and the United States. FLORIDA $1 Pledged by the public lands of the State.ALABAMA $100 Bills are not printed on the reverse side.

(C) 6 CONFEDERATE Banknotes,MONEY!They are as follows. CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $20 The main illustration is of the goddess Industry next to Cupid.On the left is Alexander H.Stephens,Vice President of the Confederate States of America.CSA $10 Portrait at left is of Robert M.T.Hunter,Confederate Secretary of State in 1861."Hope"with an anchor is in the center.CSA $50 Bears a handsome portrait of Jefferson Davis,President of the Confederate States of America.CSA $1000 The only $1000 Confederate Note,and the highest denomination. Only 607 were issued from the first Capital in Montgomery,Alabama.On the right is President Andrew Jackson - the same portrait that is on our U.S. $20 bill today.CSA $1 Because of the excessive inflation,a $1 note such as this was worth only about 2 cents.CSA $5 The state capital at Richmond,Virginia is pictured in the center.

(D) 7 CONFEDERATE Banknotes,MONEY!They are as follows.GEORGIA 50 cents This note pictures farming as its theme.At the bottom is a small design representing a state seal.NORTH CAROLINA 75 cents This unusual denomination,issued at the state capital in Raleigh,shows a portrait of the goddess Industry standing beside a beehive.TENNESSEE 10 cents A "paper dime"issued early in the war.The coin pictured is a Spanish"piece of eight"which circulated widely in the U.S. from the Colonial era through the 1860s.VIRGINIA 30 cents A most unusual denomination, this note first appeared shortly after Richmond became the permanent capital of the Confederacy.ALABAMA 25 cents A wagonload of cotton is pictured in the center.SOUTH CAROLINA 15 cents The drawing is of the "Palmetto tree"state seal.FLORIDA 25 cents-This "paper coin"was supposed to have the actual signature of Governor John Milton,But it is in fact that of a secretary.

E.Robert E.Lee 1807-1870 Portrait and Thoughts....This 11 1/2 x 14 DOCUMENT has Lee’s photograph and excerpts from 4 different speeches and letters. “It is well that that war is so terrible - we should grow too fond of it”(to James Longstreet,Dec.13,1862)

F.A 3x5 ft. Confederate Battle Flag(sometimes called the Southern Cross).The Stars and Bars remained the Confederate National Flag until 1863.Made of 100% polyester and w/grommets.

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