South Carolina

TG-2 - South Carolina Two Piece. (nickel silver) Circa- 1851. These belt plates, origin England, passed through the blockade for Confederate use. Pattern artwork very detailed.

TG-SC-South Carolina Two Piece Circa 1850

TG-CSSC South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate 1861-1865

South Carolina, Texas, Rifleman, Virginia and Louisiana dug Cold Harbor,VA

Wearing a South Carolina Belt Plate

T 96 South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate Maryland-Steuart Collection

TG-SC4 South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate. Circa 1861

TG-Thin SC South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate Rare Type.

TG-76 South Carolina Belt Plate. Original was a crude Confederate die work and construction. most were silver plated. Circa 1861

T-97 South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate Maryland-Steuart Collection, Virginia Historical Society

T-102 South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate Circa 1968, GW

Original South Carolina two piece on leather belt. Same type as my reproduction TG-2 South Carolina two piece. Originals were silver plated or nickel silver.

Original South Carolina belt plate. Same type as the G-75 below.

Original small South Carolina of the T-98. I have dug two of the small S.C. belt plates from the Defense Lines around Richmond in the Highland Springs area.

G 74 South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate (original dug by Teresa Williams, 1978, Baltimore Crossroads, New Kent, Va.) Circa 1861

G-76 South Carolina Sword Belt Plate Circa 1861-1865

South Carolina soldier wearing a South Carolina two piece belt plate.

TG-SCULI South Carolina Union Light Infantry Two Piece. Circa pre-war and organized 1808, South Charleston, Scottish Regt.

T-100 South Carolina Belt Plate Circa - 1850

S.C. Soldier is wearing the T-100.

G-75 South Carolina Belt Plate (variant) Circa 1850

G-61 Florida Belt Plate Sold as Florida for years but South Carolina

T-101 - South Carolina Belt Plate Circa 1850

Original backing with the belt keeper.

Original of the T-100 South Carolina

TG-1101 Script S. C. South Carolina Belt Plate. Circa 1861 - 1865

G-73 South Carolina Belt Plate

G 72 - South Carolina Belt Plate Circa 1835 Maryland Steuart Collection Virginia Historical Society

T-99 South Carolina Belt Plate. Circa 1840

G-71 (large) South Carolina Belt Plate (Solid Brass) Maryland-Steuart Collection.

T- 98 (small) South Carolina Belt Plate (Solid Brass) original dug Williamsburg,Va.

T-95 - South Carolina Cross Belt Plate

1960's South Carolina Cross Belt Plate. On this reproduction the detail is very shallow and hard to read the motto. Original always has great detail and no way compares to the reproduction. Not for sale on this site.

General Bernard E. Bee from South Carolina. He gave Jackson the name Stonewall. Mortally wounded at the battle of Manassas. You can purchase the two hat pins on the right under (Oval CS and CSA Buckles)

South Carolina Soldier wearing a South Carolina breast plate & breast plate as the buckle.

TG-BEE South Carolina Hat Pin & CSA Bugle Hat Pin. These two pins were taken from the cap of General Bernard E. Bee who was mortally wounded at the battle of Manassas, VA and given to Stonewall Jackson. Bee said there stands Jackson like a Stonewall and this is how Jackson got the name Stonewall. Both pins copied from the Maryland-Steuart Collection Virginia Historical Society. Each Bee Hat Pin sold seperate. You can order on the Oval CS , CSA Buckles and Hat Pin page.

TG-98 (original style) South Carolina Small Belt Plate "Cast and lead back to look like the original." (These lead back belt plates will only be Limited Editions. Cast 50 in the 1980's.)

TG-SC(5) South Carolina Two Piece Belt Plate Circa 1861-1865

Original South Carolina on a buff belt. Same type as my G-74 reproduction.

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