1801 Charleston Servant Slave Hire Badge The Workshop of Charles Prince American South Carolina Artifact from the Workshop of Charles Prince Under Exclusive Municipal Contract for the City of Charleston. Stamped: to Front: " Charleston No 1? 2? Servant 1801 " to Reverse: " C Prince " Approx: 2"W Such Badges were Required by Law Between 1800 and 1865 for Enslaved People who were Hired Out by Their Owners to Work for Others; They Served as Official Proof that the City's Labor Tax Has Been Paid and Authorized the Individual to Move About the City for Work We Provide Efficient and Economical In-house Shipping Services US & Worldwide also including White Glove Door-to-Door Delivery Service with Personal Drivers Across the Tri-State Area For Further Details Please Select 'Buyer Arranged Shipping' and Contact our Office in Overall Good Condition Please View all Photographs Closely Out of a New York City Estate Thank you for Bidding with Gold Coast Auctioneers 50 Werman ct Plainview NY 11803 tel. 516-586-3992 We are now accepting Consignments for our future auction Search Words: Museum Museal Collectible America Americana United States of America Patriotic Conversation Piece Rare Sought Ku Klux Klan KKK Supremacy White Power White Trash Racist Rasism Hatred SS Adolf Hitler Nazi Skin Heads Skinheads Hanging Chain Trafficking Cage Prison Inmate Whip Betaing Prison Plantation Cotton Hood Burning Cross Golf Forced Labor Abolition confederate states csa civil war us