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Antiquarian Dealer in Natural History Prints and Historical Prints, Southern Genre and Antique Maps I am open by appointment if you give me a heads up also.

Please call and leave a message my messages go thru to my computer and I can call you back.

10/27/2026

Early map of Florida, getting ready to add to my inventory. This image shows a historical 1584 antique map titled “La Florida” drawn by Spanish royal cartographer Geronimo de Chiaves and published by Abraham Ortelius in his atlas Theatrum Orbis Terrarum.The Spanish province of La Florida, which historically claimed a vast territory covering much of the modern-day southeastern and Gulf Coast United States (including parts of Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas). .carolinaprinrs.com

10/25/2026

A real piece of Charleston coming to the gallery! • Ten Pound Colonial bill.
Authorized by resolution of the Provincial Congress assembled at Charles Town (Charleston) on June 1, 1775.
•Features intricate left-side ornamental scrollwork and a circular right-hand seal depicting an arm holding a sword with the Latin motto “Et Deus Omnipotens” (And God Almighty) and the date 1775.Hand-signed by colonial officials, Jacob Motte,John Neufville, and Alexander Moultrie Issued on the eve of the American Revolutionary War.

10/23/2026

Have y’all seen this? It is coming up at Brunk auctions! The original Mason Dixon map! Look at it’s measurements!

Brunk Auctions is honored to present an exceptional and historic piece of American cartography, the original manuscript map outlining the borders between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Drawn between 1767

10/23/2026

This man is brilliant.

10/22/2026

I don’t remember if I showed y’all this one before? There are so many wonderful prints in inventory.I think sometimes they multiply in the dark of night. These are extra special. They were published in the early 1600’s. They are larger than most of the botanicals and are incredibly beautiful in person. Basil Bestler.

10/21/2026

Tell me this doesn’t look like our confederate jasmine. I love the smell in the air. 1851 Van Houtte, cromolithograph.

10/21/2026

I thought these may be dalias, I was wrong. looking them up they are English Daisies.

10/17/2026

I have always been drawn to folk art. The graphic shapes and colors and the simplicity. Though complex. The the added bonus of the hand made frames! I am always watching tramp art frames coming up at auction but then never having the nerve to buy one or what would you put in it. When having a watercolor to frame designing a frame around it hand painted or a beautiful burl. But the other way around? These are all coming up for auction. No, I am not bidding. I don’t know this market or who buys them. Also as some of these are know artists and others unknown how would you price them or for that matter where would I hang them. I do see them in a cute breakfast room or a country kitchen. Maybe an early colonial. These are coming up at Briggs Auction, Inc.

10/17/2026

Just some fun.

10/16/2026

Very colorful and large original color map of the Ottoman Empire and the Mediterranean. Published in 1730 by N. Visscher II, published by P. Schenk. What a wonderful graphic and great fun to look at and study.

Address

91 Church Street
Charleston, SC
29401

Opening Hours

Tuesday	11am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	11am - 4:30pm
Thursday	11am - 4:30pm
Friday	11am - 4:30pm
Saturday	11am - 4pm

Telephone

+18437224773

Website

http://www.carolinaantiqueprints.com/

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