Individuals With Cotton
 Hat, basket, striped pants |
Always on the left of the note, this appears on the Texas, Washington County, $3 (no date), the Southern Railroad Company, $5 (1862) from Vicksburg, Mississippi, notes issued by Louisiana merchant John Bishop (1860s) and Josiah Morris Banker (1862) of Montgomery, Alabama. |
| This image can be found on the Arkansas Treasury Warrant, $10 (1862). It appears with a red "V" overprint on the Louisiana, St. John the Baptist Parish, $5 (1862). |  Hat, basket, barefoot |
 Alone in field, river boat in distance |
This image appears only on the denominations of the Louisiana, Red River Packet Company, $2 (1861). |
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This unique vignette is featured only on the New Orleans Bank of Improvement, $50 (1840). Note the seed coming from the slave's hand. It is unknown whether he is sowing for a plantation owner or himself using seeds brought over from Africa. New Orleans was the leading slave importing port in America and many seeds were introduced from salves' native lands. |
 Individual sowing |
 Individual with basket, two bushes |
Virginia, Traders Bank of Richmond, $20 (UNC) |
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A realistic variation of this stylized image found on the T-29 note illustrates the following notes: Bank of South Carolina, $20 (1857) North Carolina, Bank of Lexington, $5 (1861)
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 Picking cotton, two baskets |
 Smiling slave with basket |
Georgia, Bank of Greensborough, $2 (1858) |
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State of Mississippi, 50 cents (1864)
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 Slave with hat hoeing, rear view |