Slave tag #1222, copper, 'Servant', 1840, framed and matted.....$850
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Slave tag #399, copper, 'Porter', 1833.....$SOLD
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Slave tag #1647, copper, 'Servant', 1849.....$1250
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Slave tag #742, copper, 'Porter', 1856.....$2000
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Slave tag #384, copper, 'Porter', 1843.....$2500
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Slave tag #496, copper, 'Servant', 1839.....$SOLD
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RB1)1863 Liberty & No Slavery token.....$125
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RB2)W.W. Wilber, Slave Auctioneer token, Charleston, S.C., 1846.....SOLD
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RB3) This box includes one half of a Porter tag from 1819. Also, one quarter of a Porter tag from Charleston. Also includes one "T. Porter" button. T. Porter was a dealer of slave clothing. Both tags have "far" (the last letters in Lafar) on the reverse.....$850
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RB4) Slave tag #256, 'Charleston' 1843, 'Servant' with a "T. Porter (Slave Deater)" button (for slave clothing).....$SOLD
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RB5) Piece of slave tag showing 'Charleston' and "No." plus dug medallion .....$250
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RB6) W.W.Wilbur, Slave Auctioneer token, Charleston, S.C., 1846. Token is holed for suspension.....$150
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Slave shackles and key. Note that in the middle of the lock there is a crudely punched hole. This is not from rust or accident but purposely punched to gain access to the bottom of the pin in order to push out thus freeing the slave.....$800
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Slave iron, spiked neck collar.....$750
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Slave iron, spiked neck collar (or possibly animal collar).....$750
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Slave iron, hinged neck collar.....$1650
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Slave ID neck shackle, iron with lock and linked chain.....$1550
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Fluted brass or copper tag neck chain found at the old slave quarters at 'Heyward Plantation' in Pocotaligo, South Carolina.....$SOLD
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T2)Token with inscription "Am I Not A Woman & A Sister?", 1838.....$125
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T3)Token with inscription "May Slavery & Oppression Cease Throughout the World".....$125
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African beads, matted and framed along with exerpts from "Harpers Weekly" newspaper.....$225
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African shave carving of black man. Handcarved in the Belgium Congo in 1927, museum quality, exotic wood, 16" tall.....$2500
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Large pair of shackles.....$475
Pair of large ivory beads used in the African Slave Trade.....$225
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