Military Sites South Carolina Archaeology History Poster Fort Motte Civil War ++

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You are bidding on a TWO sided South Carolina Military Sites Archaeology Poster.
Average use wear. Not perfect, but in very good condition.  See photos enlarged for details.  Poster will be shipped rolled in a tube.  Poster measures approx.  31.5" x 24".  One side features Civil War History and the other side features paragraphs about many site including:  Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests, Fish Dam Ford, Folly Island, Fort Motte, Fort Johnson, Parris Island, Florence Stockard, Eutaw Springs Battlefield, and much more!
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