Images

Broadside advertising Chinese Snake-Stones, tested in Bay of Honduras and made available by Francis Torres of Newport, R.I., with testimonials from individuals in various South Carolina localities (Charles Town, Georgetown, French Santee, English Santee) vouching for the curative powers of the product. Top half of broadside believed to have been printed in Rhode Island, October 12, 1740 with lower half printed in South Carolina, listing testimonials dated Apr.-Aug. 1744.

Image addresses issues surrounding South Carolina's nuclear industry during the 1980s. 1 art original: pen and ink; 47.5 x 33 cm.

South Carolina Manufacturing Company; Cary, Brian, transmitter

Bumper sticker from John West's S.C. Gubernatorial Campaign that reads, "Elect a Good Man Governor"

A young white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) kept in a public park enclosure in Winona, Minnesota