Individuals With Assorted Tasks
 "Sweet Potato Dinner" |
T-30 Confederate States of America, $10 (1861) |
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North Carolina, Bank of Wadesborough, $4 (1860) The Peoples Bank of Kentucky, $50 (not pictured) Missouri, Farmers Bank, $10, proof (not pictured)
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 "Mamie Holding Baby," also called "Woman with Child" |
 "Groom Saddling a Horse" |
Roger Durand reports this title was assigned by the American Bank Note Company when it produced its Archive Series of proof vignettes. It can be found on the following notes: Central Bank of Tennessee, $10 (1855) State of Mississippi, Treasury Note, $10 (1861) (not pictured) Georgia, Augusta Insurance and Banking Co., $10 (not pictured) |
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Since this image
appears before and after emancipation, it is referred to by experts
as "slave" when featured on a note in 1861 and "free negro" when illustrating
currency in 1872. The image appears on the following notes: Alabama, Deposit Savings Association of Mobile, $2 (1872) Virginia, Bank of the City of Petersburg, $5 (1861) (not pictured)
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 Freedman or slave with top hat tending cows |
 "The Grinder" |
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According to Roger Durand, this name was assigned to the image by the American Bank Note Company. It can be found on these notes: Virginia, Corporation of Winchester, $5 (1862) Georgia, Bank of Commerce, $50 (1856), with Northern redemption on reverse Tennessee, The Exchange Bank of Tennessee, $10 (not pictured)
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 "The Deal" |
 Individual plowing |