[Five dollar bill of South Carolina : 2 March 1872]
1872
MSS L2002G3
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Title
[Five dollar bill of South Carolina : 2 March 1872]
Published
Columbia, SC 1872
Description
[1] leaf ; 8 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2002G3
Note
Two portraits on face of bill, General Thomas Sumter on left and General William Moultrie on right.
Illustration of "Gen. Marion inviting a British Officer to dinner. Painted by John B. White" or "General Francis Marion's 'Sweet-Potato Dinner.'"
Issue number 1269.
On back, reads "'Issued under an act to relieve the state of South Carolina of all liability for its Guaranty of the bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, by providing for the securing and destruction of the same.' March 2 1872."
Engravings on banknote most likely done by the American Bank Note Company or its predecessors: Rawdan, Wright, Hatch, and Smillie.
Illustration of "Gen. Marion inviting a British Officer to dinner. Painted by John B. White" or "General Francis Marion's 'Sweet-Potato Dinner.'"
Issue number 1269.
On back, reads "'Issued under an act to relieve the state of South Carolina of all liability for its Guaranty of the bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, by providing for the securing and destruction of the same.' March 2 1872."
Engravings on banknote most likely done by the American Bank Note Company or its predecessors: Rawdan, Wright, Hatch, and Smillie.
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