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PROJECT ORDINANCE
FOR THE
HUGH t1ACRAE PARK PROJECT
OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County:
\~HE REAS :
1. New Hanover County (County) is engaged in a capital project which
involves the construction or acquisition of a capital asset.
2. County desires to authorize and budget for said capital project in
a project ordinance adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
9 159-13.2, such ordinance to authorize all appropriations necessary for the
completion of said project.
NOH, THEREFORE, HITNESSETH THAT:
1. This project ordinance is adopted pursuant to North Carolina General
Statute 9 159-13.2.
2. The'capital project undertaken pursuant to this ordinance is the
constructi on of bathroom faci 1 i ti es, and purchase ofequi pment for pl aygrounds
and ball fi e 1 ds at Hugh t,1acRae Park in New Hanover County and the project is
herewith authorized.
3. The revenue that will finance said project is:
State Grant $ 28,000
Transfer from General Fund 30,000
Total Revenues $ 58,000
4. The fo 11 owi ng appropri ations necessary for the proj ect are herewi th
made from the revenue listed above:
Architectural, Engineering & other $ 500
Contracted Services 16,000
Construction 24,000
Equipment and other improvements 16,000
Contingencies 1,000
Total Expenditures $ 58,000
5. This project ordinance shall be entered in the minutes of the Board
of Commissioners. \,Iithin five days hereof, copies of this ordinance shall
be filed with the finance and budget offices in New Hanover County, and with
the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners.
Adopted th is
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PROJECT ORDINANCE
RESOURCE RECOVERY PROJECT - NEW HANOVER COUNTY
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board of Commissioners of New Hanover
County:
WHEREAS:
1. New Hanover County (County) is engaged in the construction of
a resource recovery system which capital project involves the construction or
acquisition of a capital asset.
2. County desires to authorize and budget for said capital project
ln a project ordinance adopted pursuant to North Carolina General Statute
9 159-13.2, such ordinance to authorize all appropriations necessary for the
completion of said project.
NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH THAT:
1. This project ordinance is adopted pursuant to North Carolina
General Statute ~ 159-13.2.
2. The capital project undertaken pursuant to this ordinance is
construction of a resource recovery system, which project is herewith authorized.
3. The revenue that will finance said project is:
Bonds authorized and issued
$10,000,000
Additional Tax Exempt Bonds*
3,017,000
Interest Income
685,000
Sales Tax Refunds
205,000
TOTAL
$13,907,000
*This revenue is to be generated through two-thirds
authorization bond issues in fiscal years 1985, 1986,
and 1987.
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4. The following appropriations necessary for the project are
herewith made from the revenue listed above:
Land
$
50,000
Construction Cost
13,087,000
Engineering
270,000
Contingencies
TOTAL
5. This project ordinance shall be entered in the minutes of the
Board of Commissioners. Within five days hereof, copies of this ordinance
shall be filed with the finance and budget offices in New Hanover County, and
with the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners.
Adopted this /d: day of "j}~>-LV,1982.
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EXTRACTS FROM MINUTES OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Commissioners of the County of
New Hanover, North Carol ina, met in regular
session at the
County Administration Bu~lding in Wilmington, North Carolina,
the regular place of meeting at 6:30 0' clock,..:.....M., on
November 1, 1982.
The following Commissioners were:
Present:
Donald P. Blake, Chm.
Howard L. Armistead, Jr. MD
Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
Karen E. Gottovi
Claud O'Shields, Jr.
Absent:
None
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A representative of The New Hanover County Indus-
trial Facilities and Pollution Control Financing Authority
appeared before the Board and advised the Board of the
Authority's proposed adoption of a bond resolution autho-
rizing the issuance of pollution control revenue bonds in
'the aggregate principal amount of $3,600,000 and the execu-
tion and delivery of financing documents pertaining to the
financing of pollution control facilities in New Hanover
County for Corning Glass Works (the "Company").
The representative submitted to the Board drafts
of a Bond Purchase Agreement proposed to be entered into
among the Authority, the Company, and Thornton, Farish &
Gauntt, Inc. (the "Underwriter"), a Trust Indenture between
the Authority and Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, N.A.
and a Loan Agreement between the Authority and the Company.
The representative further stated that the Bond Purchase
Agreement set forth the terms of the industrial revenue bond
financing, including the proposed issuance and sale of the
bonds to the Underwriter at a price of 98.86% of the prin-
cipal amount thereof plus accrued interest from November 1,
1982 to the date of delivery' thereof and requested that the
Board approve the issuance of the bonds.
Commissioner Armistead then introduced
the following resolution which was read at length:
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has
created a political subdivision and body corporate and
politic of the State of North Carolina known as "The
New Hanover County Industrial Facilities and Pollution
Control Financing Authority" (the "Authority"): and
WHEREAS, the Authority is authorized under the
Industrial and Pollution Control Facilities Financing
Act, Chapter 159C of the General Statutes of North Carolina,
as amended (the "Act"), to issue revenue bonds for the
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purpose, among others, of paying all or any part of the cost
of any pollution control project for industry, to acquire,
construct and equip any such project, and to make and
execute financing agreements, security documents and other
contracts and instruments necessary or convenient in the
exercise of such powers; and
WHEREAS, the Authority proposes to issue its
pOllution control revenue bonds in the aggregate principal
amount of $3,600,000 (the "Bonds") and to loan the proceeds
thereof to the Company to finance the acquisition, construc-
tion and installation of air and water pollution control
equipment at its Wilmington plant (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS, the Board has heretofore approved
the Project in principle; and
WHEREAS, the Act provides that no bonds shall
be issued thereunder unless the issuance thereof shall
have been approved by the governing body of the County
and the Board desires to approve the issuance of the
Bonds by the Authority; and
WHEREAS, the Board has considered the Bond
Purchase Agreement presented to it setting forth the
terms of the industrial revenue bond financing;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board
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of County Commissioners of the County of New Hanover as
follows:
(1) The issuance of the Bonds by the Authority
is hereby approved.
(2) The Clerk of the Board of Commissioners
is hereby authorized and directed to provide certified
copies of this resolution to the Local Government Com-
mission and to Bond Counsel.
(3) This resolution shall take effect immediately
upon its passage.
Commissioner
Armistead
moved the
passage of the foregoing resolution and Commissioner O'Shields
seconded the motion, and the resolution was passed
by the following vote:
AYES:
Donald P. Blake, Chm.
Howard L. Armistead, Jr. MD
Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
Karen E. Gottovi
Claud'O'Shields, Jr.
NAYS:
None
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
I, ALYCE B. BROWN, Clerk of the Board of Commis-
sioners of the County hereinafter described, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY, as follows:
1. A regular meeting of the Board of Commission-
ers of the County of New Hanover, a county in the State of
North Carolina, was duly held on November 1, 1982, proper
notice of said meeting having been given as requi~ed by
North Carolina statutes, and minutes of said meeting have
been duly recorded in the Minute Book kept by me in accord-
ance with law for the purpose of recor~inq the minutes of
said Board.
2. I have compared the attached extract with
said minutes so recorded and said extract is a true copy of
said minutes and of the whole thereof insofar as said
minutes relate to matters referred to in said extract.
3. Said minutes correctly state the time when
said meeting was convened and the place where such meeting
was held and the members of said Board who attended said
meet ing .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my
hand and have hereunto affixed the corporate seal of
said County, this 2nd day of November, 1982.
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EXTRACTS FROM MINUTES OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Commissioners of the County of New
Hanover, North Carolina, met in regular session at the
New Hanover County Admin. Building in Wilmington, North Carolina,
the regular place of meeting at 6:30 o'clock,~.M., on
November 2-, 1982. The following Commissioners were:
Present: Donald P. Blake, Chm.
Howard L. Armistead, Jr. MD
Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
Karen E. Gottovi
Claud O'Shields, Jr.
Absent: None
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A representative of The New Hanover County Indus-
trial Facilities and Pollution Control Financing Authority
appeared before the Board and advised the Board of the
Authority's proposed adoption of a bond resolution authoriz-
ing the issuance of a $900,000 industrial revenue bond and
the execution and delivery of financing documents pertaining
to the financing of industrial facilities in New Hanover
County for Metal Improvement Company, Inc. (the "Company").
The representative submitted to the Board drafts
of a Bond Purchase Agreement proposed to be entered into
among the Authority, the Company, and New Jersey Bank,
National Association (the "Bank"), a Loan Agreement between
the Authority and the Company, an Assignment by the Authority
to the Bank, a Security Agreement between the Company and
the Authority, a Deed of Trust between the Company and an
individual trustee for the benefit of the Authority and a
Guaranty between Curtiss-Wright Corporation and the Bank.
The representative further stated that the Bond Purchase
Agreement set forth the terms of the industrial revenue bond
financing, including the proposed issuance and sale of the
bond to the Bank at a price of 100% of the principal amount
thereof and requested that the Board approve the issuance of
the bond.
Commissioner Armistead then introduced the follow-
lng resolution which was read at length:
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has
created a political subdivision and body corporate and
politic of the State of North Carolina known as "The
New Hanover County Industrial Facilities and Pollution
Control Financing Authority" (the "AuthoritY")J and
WHEREAS, the Authority is authorized under the
Industrial and Pollution Control Facilities Financing
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Act, Chapter 159C of the General Statutes of North Carolina,
as amended (the "Act"), to issue revenue bonds for the
purpose, among others, of paying all or any part of the cost
of any industrial project for industry, to acquire, con-
struct and equip any such project, and to make and ex~cute
financing agreements, security documents and other contracts
and instruments necessary or convenient in the exercise of
such powers; and
WHEREAS, the Authority proposes to issue its
$900,000 industrial revenue bond (the "Bond") and to
loan the proceeds thereof to the Company to finance the
acquisition, construction and installation of industrial
shot peening facilities in Castle Hayne, New Hanover
County, North Carolina (the "project"); and
WHEREAS, the Board has heretofore approved
the Project in principle; and
WHEREAS, the Act provides that no bonds shall
be issued thereunder unless the issuance thereof shall
have been approved by the governing body of the County
and the Board desires to approve the issuance of the
Bond by the Authority; and
WHEREAS, the Board has considered the Bond
Purchase Agreement presented to it setting forth the
terms of the industrial revenue bond financing;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board
of County Commissioners of the County of New Hanover as
follows:
(1) The issuance of the Bond by the Authority
is hereby approved.
(2) The Clerk of the Board of Commissioners
is hereby authorized and directed to provide certified
copies of this resolution to the Local Government Com-
mission and to Bond Counsel.
(3) This resolution shall take effect immedi-
ately upon its passage.
Commissioner Armistead
moved the passage of
the foregoing resolution and Commissioner
Barfield
seconded the motion, and the resolution was passed by
the following vote:
AYES:
Donald P. Blake, ChID.
Howard L. Armistead, Jr. MD
Jonathan Barfield, Sr.
Karen E. Gottovi
Claud O'Shields, Jr.
NAYS:
none
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
I, ALYCE B. BROWN, Clerk of the Board of Commis-
sioners of the County hereinafter described, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY, as follows:
1. A regular meeting of the Board of Commis-
sioners of the County of New Hanover, a county in the State
of North Carolina, was duly held on November~, 1982,
proper notice~of said meeting having been given as required~
by North Carolina statutes, and minutes of said meeting have
been duly recorded in the Minute Book kept by me in accord-
ance with law for the purpose of recording the minutes of
sa id Board.
2. I have compared the attached extract with
said minutes so recorded and said extract is a true copy of
said minutes and of the whole thereof insofar as said
minutes relate to matters referred to in said extract.
3. Said minutes correctly state the time when
said meeting was convened and the place where such meeting
was held and the members of said Board who attended said
meeting.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my
hand and have hereunto affixed the corporate seal of
said County, this 2nd day of November, 1982.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY
G, FELIX COOPER
County Manager
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY MANAGER
320 CHESTNUT STREET
WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA 28401
TELEPHONE (919) 763-3688
October 29, 1982
MEMORANDUM
TO:
County Commissioners
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Felix Cooper
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RE: Blockade Runner Museum Artifacts and Dioramas
I am enclosing a copy of a letter from Janet Seapker along with a list of
items that are being considered for acquisition by the County.
It is my recommendation, with concurrence of the Museum Board, that the County
offer $60,000 for the items enumerated under the following conditions:
1. The state will purchase the remainder of the items and keep the
dioramas and collections intact, where feasible, for use by the
Ft. Fisher Museum or other New Hanover County locations.
2. The Museum Foundation and other groups will work toward funding
50% of the County's share.
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NEW hANOVER (,OUN'LLl
MUSEUM
814 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 26401
TELEPHONE: 919/763-0652
October 28, 1982
M E M 0 RAN DUM
To: Felix Cooper, County Manager
From:
Janet K. Seapker, Museum Director
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Subject: Division of Blockade Runner Museum Artifacts and Dioramas
Attached is an annotated listing of the contents of the Blockade Runner
Museum. The items crossed out would go to the State Historic Sites or
N. C. Museum of History. The ones indicated with a question mark are
in question because the current ownership is unknown or the nature and
condition of the item is unknown. Multiple items (2 shovels) were
frequently divided between the state and the county and notes in the
margin denote the division. Unaltered listings are proposed for the
county.
The valuations for the county and state division are noted page by page
and the grand total, on the first page. As you will note, of the total
valuation of $198,080.00 the county1s share is estimated at $99,608.83
and the state's share at $97,101.17. Those figures omit the undecided
portion.
If you need further data, explanation or information, I will try to
supply it.
cc: Tom Loftfield
DIORAMAS (I n order of des i rabil ity for New Hanover County Museum)
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Price
1. 6
2. 29
Wilmington Waterfront, c. 1860 $35,000
Model, Confederate Ironclad
Raleigh 19,525
3. 12
Auction sale of goods brought 4,300
through blockade
4. 10
Blockade runner being boarded 5,200
5. 26
Lt. Cushing and aides with con- 31500
federate prisoner and model of
torpedo launch 600
Confederates with Whitworth 3,500
rifle firing on Federal bloackades
Confedera te 501 d +e.-r-epi a'c i IIg fl-crg-
at Mount Batte~ 4,200
6. ' 24
7. 22
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Capsizi-~ boat ,,,.itM Rose O'Necrl
€-reenhow
3,200
45,000
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rort Fisher, C. J,H'lttary, lOGS
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Model of ship, Dare (unfinished} 12,000
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For immediate. use ln new
exhibit
Shipping exhibit
"War Years" exhibit
(civilian life)
"War Years" exhibit
(ci,vil ian 1 ife)
"War Years" exhibit
(officer's life)
"War Years" exhibit
(military life)
ChQ~ging c~~s
C h a n g.:i n g e x h i..J:H-t.s..
fuLure e"hibiL in new
museum facility
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ARTIFACTS - MOST DESIRABLE
Page
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Price
10
Brass lock from Ella
$ 75
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Silver ladle from Hebe 150
3 glass ink wells 70
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Shoes from Modern Greece 75
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New Testament from Mimma 25
Straight pins from Modern Greece 5
Ladle from Modern -Greece 25
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Salad plate from blockade runner 100
Shipment of butter knives 55
Shipment of tablespoons 20
Ship's binnacle 350
Ship's pilot wheel 1,395
Ha4++ng trumpet, brass 125
Ship's bell from Flora 3,250
Navigational sextant 750
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Case of tea, marked IIFort Johnston" 250
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Telespope of Capt. Maffitt 1,100
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16 Confederate reunion badges 140
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Confederate flag, Third National
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4,000
995
Surgical kit with instruments
12 mcdicinQ bgttles
205
325
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Enfield cartridge box
Pair of wooden sole brogans'
350
190
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110
Confederate tin canteen
Austdan bayonet & scab-bal'd
Enfield saber bayonet & scabbard
Comments'
"War Yearsllexhi blt
"War Yearsll exhibit
Changing exhibits
IIWar Yearsll exhibit
"War Yearsll exhibit
"War Years" exhibit
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Shi ppi ng exhi bit
Entry exhibit
Shipping exhibit
Shipping exhibit
Shipping exhibit
IIWar'Yearsll exhibit
Shipping exhibit
Changing exhibits
"War Years" exhibit
Changing exhibits
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Changing-exhibits
"War Years" exhibit
"War Years" exhibit
"War Years" exhibit
Changing cxhibit~
Changing exhibits
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ARTIFACTS - MOST DESIRABLE
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Comments
Price
Description
[llfield cartridge
Changing exhibits
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Changing exhibits
Confederate hand grenade lOS
Cllall!:jill!:j I::xhibHs-
4 Enfield bullets from Modern Greece 4
ClldllY i flY eAld Lits
N. C. star burst button 12
Changing exhib;t~
csp, $1000 savillgs bOlld 35
IIWar ,Year 311 exhibH
Confede~tc artillclY shalt sword 800
Changing exhibi~
Changing exhibits
Confederate officCl~'S sword 185
Pa;}" of brass Spur S flom rOf L Fi she, 125
Chang; Ilg exhi bi ts
Pair uf mule ~hue::' frOl1l Fur l Fi::,ht::r 10
,
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibit~
Whitworth bolt, 12 lb. 55
Hur::'1:: !Jit, flOIll Furl Fi~ht=r 40
Changing exhibits
Prcscntatioll lap desk, II. a.Mayo 400
Pre~Atation flask, Col. Ames 235
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Army Colt .44 cal. revolver 765
Chdng1ng exhi!Jits
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815
280
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185
75
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Navy Savage .36 cal. revolver
Changing exhibits
Remington .44 cal. revolver
Rogers & Spenc~r .14 ca 1. I~evo her
Sib 11::1 5 to v e
Changing exhi~its
IIltlar Years II ~xh; Li t
IIWar Years II exhi bit
IIWar Yearsll exhibit
IIHar Yearsll exhibit
IIWa, Yea, 511 cxhi bi L
"War Yearsll exhi bit
Civil War issue knife & fork
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Soltilel's lIIi'IUI
irrhJcll, 'CouJ,ycar patent
Ink pen
3 packs chewing tobacco
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Chan'gihg exhib i'ts'
Navy Colt .36 cal. revolver
paid period binoculars with case
Folding canteen
DOCUfI'lCfltEG nist9ry
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ARTIFACTS - MOST DESIRABLE
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Description
Price
Corrments
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.58 cal. Confederate Richmond Rifle $1,300
musket
Changing exhibits
.72 cal. Austrian Augustin Rifle
musket
415
Changing exhibits
.72 cal. Augustin bullet
7
Changing exhibits
.GO cal. Dritisll [lIfielJ Rifle
musket 275
.58 cal. Confederate Gardner 1
ChJngiflg exhibits
Changing exhi bits
Changing exhibits
Changing cxl1ibit3
Changing exhibits
Changing exhi bits
Charrg i Ilg exhibits
C!.all~ i II~ exh; bit!'"
Chall~ i II~ t:xh I b j Ls
2 .54 (al. 3-1in~ bullets 3
4 .58 cal. British Enfield bullets 4
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2 .58 cal. Confederate bullets 2
.52 cal. Spencer tJrbine 42S
.52 cal. Burn~idc Carbine 400
.5&cal. ~r4ngfield Rifle musket 275
.S8 col. 5pr'1ngf1e1d Rifle lIIusket,
GJdct model
300 ChaRging exhibits-
6 Cllb.tlgi ng exh;bit~
3 ChJnging exhi bits
25 ~ "War Years" exhi bit
6 .58 cal. J ring minics
.52 CJ1. BUlnside carbine cartridge
Civil War issue canteen
2 shovels, Fort Fisher
II. :50
33 11...'50 Changi ng exhi bits
Ship's hold lamp
75 Shipping exhi bit
S C"'angiflg exhi bits
21 - Changing exhibits
110 Changing exhi bits
9 Changing exhi bits
100 Changing ~xh;b;t~-
\00 C hang in g-:exh-ibi,ts',:
200 100
S?r: Changino exhibits
F1 nger' r i II~
Tin cup
Plantation bitters bottle
Ginger beer bottle
Tall whi~k.ey bottle
2 large ceramic jugs
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ARTIFACTS - MOST DESIRABLE
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Price
Description
Ship's anchor, Georgiana McCaw $1,000
Ship's tl'll.hur, LQl:lisana 1,000
Artillery grouping 300
Rifle musket stock~ FJycttcv~11e 300
Buul ~i~tol 10
Soldier's mirror, pewter 25
Glass porthole - 10
'5}1 ill~e, pe',rt41r;, ~argc 25
Sutler's token' for 27th U. S. 25
Colored Troops
Traveller's \vallet 100
Confederate payroll sheet, Major 50
Parsley
Confederate amnesty oath 40
General order #1, David D. Porter 125
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Comments
'Outdoor-exhibit'
Outdoor exhibit
Outdoor exhibit
,r.h~nging pyhibit&
Chang:in.g-.-43xhi bi ts
"War Years",exhibit
Changing exhibits
Changina exhibi~
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
"War Years" exhibit
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
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ARTIFACTS - DESIRABLE
Description
Block of coal, Modern Greece
Lead ingot from Modern Greece
Enfield rifle musket, 3 band
2 Enfield rifle muskets, 2 band
Austrian Lorenz rifle stock
Partial case of rifle stocks
2 Enfield saber bayonets
Enfield triangular bayonet
Bowie knife
Enfield bullet mold
9 .577 Enfield bullets
Partial can of percussion caps
Brass fitted brace
Hammer lead
Frying pan
Serving ladle
9 buttons
Lock
Pocket knife
Partial bowie knife
Chi sel
8 files
Butter knife
4 Gold coins
Hawse pipe
Boll ard from Modern Greece
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Price
$ 20
160
175
250
85
20
25
15
65
4
345
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40
125
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30
50
20
Changi ng exhi bit~
Changi ng exhi bi t~
9
15
80
Changi ng exhi bit:
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9
40
25
10
75
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CRang; 119 cxhi.e4-t-
75
80
Shipping exhibit
Shipping exhibit
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4t \ \ L\ 9
ARTIFACTS - DESIRABLE
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Description
2y Assorted ~)ket pelcus3ion cap~
Price Comments
$ 20 Shipping exhi bit
60 Shipping exhi bit
30 Shipping exhi bit
20 Shipping exhi bit
10 Sh~ipping exhi bit
165 Shipping exhi bit
80 Shipping exhibit
55 Shipping exhibit
180 Shipping exhi bit
20 Shipping exhi bit
9 Changing exhi bits
35 Chan~i Ag -exhi bits
275 Chall~ i II~ exhibits
75 ChaflgiflY exhibits
35 Cll<l"g,ing exh i b l-t-5
55 Cflanging exhi bits
38 Chllrtg4~
125 -€lla,ll~ i II~ e.x.hiGits
GO Clldllg I flY exh i bib
19 Changing eXA~
2 Changing Qxhi-b+ts'"
325 Chal,ging exhibi~
85 Changing Qxhibit-s
20 Chdnging ei<.\.i bi ts..
375 Changing exhi bits
85 Ch'angi'ng , exh;"bi;ts,:
19
19
19
19
19
2G
Pipe section
Steam valve. Modern Greece
Dead eye & chain
Boiler grate bar
Ship's wooden rib
Port hole from Phantom
20
20
, 20
20
21
24
Boiler crown from Modern Greece
Jib boom cap
3 steam valves from Modern Greece
2 ship'~ wooden ribs
Ginger beer bottle
CJnnen ball, 32 lb.
u.s. trnvy cutldss & scabbdrd, 1860
~5
25
U.S. Navy-battle ,attle
25
U.S. Navy~on prlmar box
2S
U.S. Navy cart, id~e Loi<.
25
-25
2S
u.s. "a~y Cd~ bu.x.
U.S. Off~wrd belt phrte
U.S. Waist belt platE
~ U.S. pJtriotic envelope
2G -ij-;-S. Navy ::.t::dllldll'S d1p
2G 4 U.S. ttavy-i-n:::. i~ll id lJatches
26 3 U. S. Navy button:::.
28 Navy cannonball. Fort Fisher
34 Shell fragments, case balls from Fort
Fisher
-t! 13'2..
dtno
ARTIFACTS - DESIRABLE
Ll~OE"CIDE-D
-~z.-55"
lOth I..t::/It. -2~ piece
Price Comments'
-
$ OS €ttellgi Ilg e~ffi-
15S Changill~ ex!.ibih
teO Changing ex.A-:ibi ts
.
H- Cllallgi ng exhibits
40 Changing ~xh:i.b.its.
125 Changing exhi bits
68 Changing exhi bits
25 Changing exhi bits
4-5- Chaflg'i-rtg e^llilJit~
85 Changing cxhibit-s->
28 Changing exhibits
9 Changing exhi bits
65 3Z,-';O . exhibits
3Z.'50 Changl ng
22 " Changing exhi bits
II
4 ") Changing exhi bits
2-
-
45 tZ.'SO Ch . exhi bits
12.'50 ang1 ng
28 1'-1 Changing exhi bits
I"{
6S ~ e,ddbi ts
12 Ch;:lngi ng pxhihits
10 Changi~~
50 Changing exhi bits
17 Changing exhi bits
3D Changing.. ~~
30- Changj ng cxhi hi t-s
10 Changing exh i b its-
Description
She 11 f,'a-gfflCflts, sabots, case balls,
Fort Fi&he-P
Ri fle musket, faullJ at Fort-fi~her
Pal"tial IlPepper Rm,1I -9.i-&t-G-l---
Springfield tr~n9ular bayonet
Cookillg spidel
U.S. Navy cutlass guard & grip
2 U.S. waist belt plates
Lock, Fort Fisher
I
~onwrsnch, Fort Fisher
U.S. ~be1t plate
Plane, Fort Fisher
Roll of harness leather
4 ax leads, Fort Fisher
2 hammer heads
2 shoe heel plates
2 pick heads. Fort Fisher
4 hoe heads, Fort Fisher
~e-*nifc scaDeurd, fort Fisher
5 pipe 001415
Enfield saber bayonet, Modern Greece
l U.S. cart. idge box sling "Cagle" p1dLe::.
AI tillery insignia
U. S. cart+idgG-~-S+-i:ng "[<191 c" plate,
H':7t>-t F ish Q r
2 l~mb{?rS, brass, "1, 2"
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Reference
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39 .
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
CJ
39
39
ARTIFACTS - Desirable
Description
Company letter, brass) silver plated,
IIG"
2 "Jeff Davisll hat pins, brass
Infantry hat insignia) brass bugle
~rtillery hat insignia, brass crossed
::n~ate Infantry "I" button, lead
con~:::~{nfantrY "I" button, brass
(P. Tait/Lime\'\:tck) 30
"" ./
Confederate Infan'ht:Y II I II button, scrilt)
brass. cuff (P. TaibLLimerick)
~
Confedera te Infantry "i. button~scri t)
brass, coat (P. Tait/Lime ick)
Confederate Infantry 11111 ~, solid cast
brass ~
'\
Confederate Infantry 11111 bu on) b"",a a~ss,
Ri chmond . '"
, '\.
'\.
brass,
Confederate Infantry
(Manchester)
Confederate Artill
(Manchester)
2 N. C. starbu
button) brass,
Institute button, brass 100
button, brass, cuff 3
"Eagle" cavalry button, IICII) brass) 4
"Eaglell staff officer buttons) brass,
(2)
2 U.S. IIEagle" staff officers buttons)
brass, coat
2 U.S. IIEaglell Infantry buttons, "III) brass,
cuff
'Price
$ 25
65
25
22
40
50
22
18
35
35
2
5
. .
6
3
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-
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Comments
Changing exh'
exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
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exhibits
exhibits
Changing
Changing
C h a n ging:,ex'hi,b,;,t St .'.~. '
,. Brooke shell, 7", found at Fort Fisher
~~ ~ Confederate Mulane shell, Fort Fisher
40 ,,30 lb. Parrott shell, with sabot, Fort
- - ~Fi sher
40 ~lb. Parrott bolt, with sabot, Fort.
Fi stter
20 lb~arrott shell, without sabot, Fort 3~
Fisher ",,_ //
10 lb. parr~'t't... shell, without sabot, Fort / 25
Fisher "-.., /
11" U.S. Navy cannohb"all, vJith fuze, /Fort
Fisher " / '
9" U.$. Navy shell. FO:~"""iSher /~/
"-., / .
,/':_",~
32 lb. solid shot, Fort Fisher ""
/
/
24 lb. Borman ball, F,9-tt Fisher
//
12 lb. Borman ball" Fort Fisher
/
/
6 lb. solid sho)C, Fort Fisher
/
/
1 0" canno~n gauge
2 Schen fuzes
ARTIFACTS - DESIRABLE
page
Reference
Description
.;w
2 U.S. 1I[~gle" Illfantr) buttons, "I",
~, coat
-39
3 U.S. "Eagle" buttons, brass, cuff
-d-9-
.39
11 II S. '!..E-aglc" buttons, bi~a35, coat
4 (,i\lili~n IIflat" buttOIIS, tJrdsS
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
()
40
40
40
40
40
40
4
811 shell, Fort Fisher
"
CJ
fuze
fuze
Ordnance fuze, long
U.S. Ordnance fuze
Parrott percussion fuze
,,",",,'Tl ,_
-
~ \ "?>51
Price Comments
$ 3"- Cbanging exhibits
S Chang1ng ~xl.i bits-'
21 Chall~ill~ exni bits
2 Changing exh i tJ i-ts-
:.
250 .
Changing
225 Changing
35
75
hanging exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
85
Changing exhibits
50
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
50
30
25
,
'.
20
",
"
"" 15
\
-,
8~
.",
60 '" Changing exhibits
"\
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60
. -1 00
35
10
60
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ART! FACTS - DESIRABLE u ~H) eC.\ b ~ 0
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Reference Description Cost Comments
4Q Hotchkiss percus~ion fuze W ChangiAg exhibits
40 Hotchkiss time fu~e 35 Changing exhibit&-,
~O ? Whitworth shipping plugs 60 Changing exl.; bits"
-40 2 PdrruLL file parts 20 Chafl~ill~ eihi bits
;
.
40 Fuze wrench 5S Chang i lig exhibits"
40' Paper time fllzP prlrk 20 Changing exh i [; its'
40 13 ,I\s~ortcd Si7P iron case balls 7 Changing exhi bits
43 30 lb. Parrott Naval cannon 500 Reproductibn_
43 100 lb. Parrott s ne 11 175 Changing exhi bits
43 12 1 b. Whitworth s ne 11 95 Changing exhibits
43 20 lb. Parlott s hQ 11 30 Changing Qxhi bits
43 9" Navy cannonball '::i t h fuse 50 Chan~in~ pxhihit",
? 43 Cannon carriage wheel 15 Changing exhi bits
0
43 Rifle musket butt plate 5 Changing exhibits
"
43 Bayonet, triangular, .Model 1816 musket 60 Changing. exhi bits
,
43 Bayonet,. triangular, Enfield 35 Changing exhi bits
43 Bayonet, 4-sided, Austrian 35 Changing exhibits
43 Lead pipe, Modern Greece 15 Changing exhibits
43 Piece of boarding pike 4 Changing exhi bits
4-3 Hut: head, rDI t r isbel 5 Changing exhibits
43 Print of Fort Fisher attack -ZOO CRanging exliibit&-
43 Newspaper, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1865 9 Changing exhi bits
43 Z l.:dr'Lt:-de V i ~ He photos gf Union 4S Changing exhi bits-
Generals- . .
? 43 19 U.S. General orders 29 Changing exhibits
-43 Gi ngcr beer 90ttle 9 Changing cxhibiti;
411
Librarv. approx. 150 books
485
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Reference
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15
21
21
21
23
vUUIV't I
~ 2.1
ARTIFACTS - LESS DESIRABLE
Description
Cost
$ 6
7
10
12
3
1-5
3
2
35..
45..
2B0-
Leatlrel pouch
ConfedQrate cipher cods
100 lb. Parrott fragment
30 lb. Parrott nose & fuse
3 cannon friction primers
C-onfederdLt: flag, Thil~d NutioM1
25. 3 cannOl1 fricLiulI pi illlelS
, 38 2 cannon friction primers
4t- 32 lb. soliri ~hot
41 32 lb. shcll with fuse
43
r.
StJmps, curly 30t U. S.
o
o
....., J f'" ~ '-
".3\\
Comments
Rcproducti on
~dblctioo
Reproducti Oft
Gutsidc museum
-Ge--t-lections.-
.-
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Reference
3
4
4
5
5
5
5
12
rl
36
7:T-
3
37
40
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ILLUSTRATIONS - Most DesirabluetJ06'G\OEO- foOO
Description Price
Painting of Capt. Maffitt, modern $1,000
Litho. of Stonewall Jackson, 1870s 30
Chart of Lower Cape Fear River, 1855 100
Chart of Lower Cape Fear River, 1855 100
Wilmington Daily Journal, 1864-5
New York Herald, 1865
50
75
85
750
Map of Southern States, 1863
Painting, blockade runner Fergus
40
200
Watercol01 of Adv,:mcc
95
__ 85e
Composite map, Fort Fisher 50
Print of bombardment of Fort Fisher 100
C,.O tJ fJ 1'1
.tt :2 l.{ 1 -5'
.
','
o
cJ
Corrments
Shipping exhibit
Original material
Original material
Original material
Original
Original,
Original
Original material
Sfii ppi 119 e"h; bit
Changing exhibits
SAipping cxhibi~
Original material
Excellent reproduction
Changing exhibits
eTA1[
~ \0 '5"0
-'
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2
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3
? 4
.
4
9
10
15
1-5
24
26
26
36
37
41
41
l'
-46
ILLUSTRATIONS - Desirable
Description
LJrgc photo of paillti~'!:l uf blucKdJe
~
LJrgc photo of pJinting uf Llockade
~
Prdnti~fCO~., modern
Painting gf Maj. Reilly, FTlOdern
Wall mural of river scenes
Painting of blockade runner, modcrn
Chart of sailboats,
Charcoal drawing of blockade runner
Oi 1 pa i-A-t-4~-be-acn-seene
2 photos rc Rose O'NcJl Greenhow
DrJ'tiing of Whihwrth ~n ficld cJrri.1gc
3 photographs re Lt. William Cushing
Painting, night scene, Cape Fear River
Map of Southeastern North Carolina
Drawing of Fort ~isher vicinity
Print of Federal troops at Fort Fisher
Print of naval assault on Fort Fisher
~ pI ints of Ci~il War battlc~
Price
$1,000-
-1.800
800
800
600
r5tT
150
25
12
12
~5
30
30
50
95
70
70
J~
coO N'rY
.:Jr. II 2.0
Corrrnents
IIWa r-tea I S II exll i L i-t
.J~'!a I Yettrs II-cxtrt-trit
Shipping exhibit
Auctionable
"An\.. L i Olldt.rh:
AuctionJblc
5hJnging c*hibits
or auction~
IIWar Yearsll exhibit
Auctionable
Changing exhibits
Changing exhibits
Auetionable
Auctionable
Aucti~::L.
'5 TA1 e;
Jt '11-{ '5 Lf
UtJtJ~Cli)EI)
~&;OO
.'
.
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5
ILLUSTRATIONS - Less Desirable
. Description
~al1.displJY, CORfede!atc marines
9 10 photos of paintings, blockade
runners
10
11
11
~4
+4
.:J4
14
1-4
18
22
18
23
25
Photocopy of soldier's letter
Drawing of Confede!atc suldier,
-ffiodefrt
Drawing of pouring lead bullets
Photos on blockade running
Chart of ships
Chart of Cape Fear
Paintings of blockade runner
Descdption stOlY of "life on
b 1 ockaael'
Print of Confederate "Great Seal"
Pa illting of hospital 3celle, IlIOde! fl
Relief map of Lower Cape rear,River
On.l'.dng of Confederate drUlffiler boy
Drawing of I,aval seaman, model n
27 12 photos of paintings, blockade
runners
S4
35
3ti
?iI-'
38
39
4-&-
(3 ph-a to~r aphs of Fedel-a 1 b 1 ockader3
0
8 photograpns of redera 1 blockaders-
& iroflelad3 u
C,OUklT'f
~ \030
Price
$ 75 '
450
15
55
10
Zl
15
60
25
15
65
15
4,500
25
100
500
GZ
S2
"0\ M Ie;:.-
dt ~ 1q 7
Comments
Exll i l.J i l' IIId le rid 1
Exhi bit ma teri a 1
Exhibit material
[xldb; t lllate. ;al
Exhibit materiJl
Exhibit mJterial
Exhibit mate! ial
Exhibit ~ateria-t
Exhibit materia-1
Exhibit material
Exhibit material
exhibit materiat
Exhibit motpr;a1
Exhibit material
1 G IJllo-tographs of rort ri sher (cop; (3) 704
10 pllOtOgl aphs of rOI t ,i she! (cop i es) 717
Pa1nt1rlY uf FOr t Fishel, modern
27 photographs of rederal soldiel3
Drawings of prujectile~
r"~
. J _ '':'' ..:' ...... ~.
65
176
55
'H,
Roor rnrie'i-
Poor copies-
[xhi bit mater; al
Copies -
ExtribfL Ilia tel ilH--
~ ^ h i hit ma t e ria 1