Name/Title
Old Charleston: Twenty-Four WoodcutsEntry/Object ID
2009.015.1Description
Sold by Zubal Books on Nov. 13, 2012, for $95.00. HCF received 60%, $57.00, on 11/26/2012.
Portrays through wood engravings: St. Philip's Church; a Goose Creek marsh; East Bay Street; a Charleston window; the Old Glebe House; St. Michael's Church; Middleton Place; Anson Street; the Blacklock House; Charleston Rooftops & Fort Sumter; a Charleston doorway; old graves; St. Andrew's Church (Berkeley County); the Powder Magazine; mosquito fleet; the Edwards House; the Simonton Gateway; the Pink House; Catfish Row; a Washington House window; Tradd Street; Pirate House; Cool Blow (village scene); and Charleston across the bay.Collection
Historic Charleston Foundation LibraryAcquisition
Accession
2009.015.Source or Donor
Drayton, FytieAcquisition Method
GiftCredit Line
Gift of Fytie DraytonLexicon
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Wood engravings, WoodcutsSearch Terms
Charleston (S.C.)--Pictorial works, United States Local History
South Carolina
CharlestonLocation
Date
October 10, 2011Notes
Authorized By: Karen Emmons
Until: 10/10/2012Location
Shelf
Books-OversizeRoom
Margaretta P. Childs ArchivesBuilding
Missroon HouseCategory
PermanentGeneral Notes
Note
Notes: Has original book jacket, torn at spine.
With an introduction by Herbert Ravenel Sass.
Signed by author, stating that this is copy number 1492 of 1,550 printed copies.
9/28/09: To be deaccessioned and sold on consignment.
Consigner's description (Zubal Books): Smith, Charles W. Old Charleston. Twenty-four woodcuts by Charles W. Smith. With an introduction by Herbert Ravenel Sass. Richmond: The Dale Press, 1933; limited to 1550 numbered copies signed by Smith, this being copy #1492; tall quarto, [vi] pp. + 24 plates, [1] (colophon) pp.; original patterned boards & black cloth backstrip, minor wear to the edges, else very good in a worn & tattered dust jacket; $130.00
Status: ShelfCreated By
admin@catalogit.appCreate Date
July 15, 2009Updated By
kemmonsUpdate Date
November 26, 2012