Harper's Weekly From 1861

Creek Chief Mclhenney, Pawnee Brave, Mclhenney, Battle of New Orleans,Battle of New Orleans, Harper's weekly 1861.lithograph steamer on the Tennessee, 2 lithographs, Port of New Orleans, New Orleans,

This lot contains 3 Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization, New York: 1- Major Anderson, Saturday, January 12, 1861 Vol. V. No. 211. re-issue 1- "Why We Laugh-Pro Tem", Saturday June 3, 1876 Vol X

Cut section from the May 11, 1861 Harper's Weekly framed. Overall with frame 16-1/4" high x 20-3/4" wide. LR The item(s) in this lot are being sold from the Estate of Stephen Reed. IMPORTANT: Before b

America, 19th century. A hand-colored lithograph of Washington D.C. with the capital under construction. Harper's Weekly, July 27, 1861, p. 476.

5, 1861- December 28, 1861. Numerous interesting illustrations. Front page, February 2, has Homer illustration, also M. Nevin, Chapin, Homer, May 26, 1861. Homer, June 29, 1861, front page, etc. 439 p

Includes as assortment of postcards and envelopes with Civil War themes. Harper’s Weekly Dec. 28, 1861. Rules & Regs book from GAR Encampment 1890. Encampment programs Wisconsin 1943, Chattanooga 19

A complete and authentic issue of Harper’s Weekly, November 23, 1861, 16pp., disbound, VG. From the interior, a 2/3 page engraving, “Map of South Carolina Showing the Proportion of Slaves in Each

March 16 th 1861 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Must See Images / This Copy is Extremely Hard to Find Original / It is an Exact Copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

January 12 th , 1861 Harpers Weekly Newspaper / Multiple Photos Posted / The Original of this Re-Issue is Extremely Hard to Find / It is a Historical and Sought-after Copy of the Original / Actual Pri

Harper's Weekly "Civil War" print 1861

Battle of Big Bethel June 10, 1861 Print Type: Wood Engraving Date: Circa 1861 Publisher: Harper's Weekly Origin: American Dimens

Engagement at Bealington, VA Between Ohio and Indiana Regiments and a Detachment of Georgia Troops Print Type: Wood Engraving Date: Circa 1861 Publis

DESCRIPTION: Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909) Harper's Weekly print Vol. XXXIII, No. 1673, Auction Sale of blooded Stock at the American Exchange, New York-Drawn by Frederic Remington. CIRCA: 2

5 - 1861-1867 Harpers Weekly engravings

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find Original / This is a near exact copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find the Original / This is a NOT an Original – It is a RE-ISSUE COPY/ Multiple Photos Posted

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find the Original / This is a NOT an Original – It is a RE-ISSUE COPY/ Multiple Photos Posted

Historic Images of the Civil War / Harpers Weekly Re-Issue Newspaper / Extremely Hard to Find the Original / This is a NOT an Original – It is a RE-ISSUE COPY/ Multiple Photos Posted

Eight Volumes of Harper's Weekly Prints; (1)- 1864, (2)- 1861; (2)- 1862; and (1)- 1866, all in blue cloth bindings, each- H.- 16 1/2 in., W.- 11 3/4 in. (8 Pcs.)

[CIVIL WAR PERIODICALS]. Harper’s Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, 1861–65. 256 (of 261) issues bound in 5 volumes (V–IX), folio. Includes: 52 issues in Volume V (lacks l

The Pirates Decoying a Merchant. After Francois Biard (1799-1882) Chromolithograph. from the Harpers Weekly engraving appearing in the July 20, 1861 issue. 22 x 28 inches sheet, 33 x 39 inches framed.

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Title: Harper's Weekly. A Journal of Civilization. Volumes 5 through 9 Place Published: New York Publisher:Harper & Brothers Date Published: 1861-1865 Desc

Framed Harper's weekly etching of Abraham Lincoln's inauguration, reverse has portion of Lincoln's address. Dated March 16, 1861. Measures 27" x 21"

[NEWSPAPER]. Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization. New York : Saturday, November 30, 1861. pp. 753-768. Profusely illustrated. Folio, wrappers. Fine. Reprint. Shows Major-General Halleck on fron