Battle Of Nashville , Harpers Weekly

Harpers Weekly Professionally Framed Newsprint. Charge of Third Brigade, First Division, Sixteenth Corps, At the Battle of Nashville, Tennessee. Some minor watermarks and frame wear. Measures approx 2

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,

Lot of Harpers Weekly Large Folios with Civil War Battle Scenes. And Related. Condition: Good with wear and toning.

Lot of thirty-two antique Civil War prints and Harper's Weekly content. Includes lithographs of battle scenes, as well as a first edition Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War, c. 1866 w

3 piece military related paper lot including 1859 Harper's weekly newspaper; cyclorma of the battle of Gettysburg; greater America book. Cover not attached to book; tears; foxing/stains.

Assorted prints and engravings of the American Revolution, including antique Harper's Weekly illustrations, famous scenes and battles, portraits of Presidents and other diplomats, etc.; together with

GORDON HOPE GRANT (1875-1962) "Modder River." Illustration of The Battle of Modder River which occurred on November 28, 1899 during the Boer War. Published in Harper's Weekly, January 27, 1900, page 7

24 items total. 1st-6th items: Six Civil War Era Southern Newspapers: The Georgia Citizen Extra, single page broadside, for July 23, 1861, reporting on the first Battle of Bull Run (in four pieces fro

Battle of Gettysburg Charge of the Confederates on Cemetery Hill Thursday Night July 2, 1863 Artist: Edwin Forbes Print Type: Wood Engraving<

After Theodore Davis (American/New Jersey, 1840-1894). Two framed prints after drawings of the Battle of Missionary Ridge by artist correspondent Davis for Harper's Weekly. Provenance: From the Lifeti

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

A group of fourteen matted Harper's Weekly engravings, primarily Civil War related, including eleven military & battle scenes, an 1873 French National Assembly engraving, a Metropolitan Sanitary Fair

1862 Harper's Weekly Civil War Lithographs Including Winslow Homer and Thomas Nast Illustrated Battle Scenes. Approximately 16" x 22" Shrink wrapped on Acid Free Boards

Lot of 3 Civil War Lithographs, each in period frames - 1) Victorian carved frame, General Sherman received by General Foster on Board the Revue Cutter Memahas, ; 2) view of the Battle Field of the Se

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

4 19thC Original Wood Engravings from Harper's Weekly - includes scenes of Buell's army, and the Naval Battle at Memphis; one B/W, 3 hand colored. Three are matted, all have a description of the subje

Assorted vintage Political prints and etchings, including: antique Harper's Weekly illustrations and posters; depictions of American battles; portraits of military and political figures; antique maps;

(PERIODICALS.) Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. 25 volumes in 50 (Volumes I-XXV). Profusion of illustrations and maps. Folio, uniform contemporary &#189; calf, rubbed, moderate wear, one vo

Dimensions: H 16.5" x W (total linear width) 22" x D 12" Condition: Showing various signs of wear consistent with age; covers with some soiling, a few losses to spines and edges; bindings slightly loo

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

Six bound folio volumes of Harper's Weekly, Journal of Civilization spanning the years of the Civil War and its aftermath; with articles, reports and editorials on the war accompanied by numerous engr

Five bound volumes of Harper's Weekly magazine dating from 1860 to 1864. Each has been bound by Harper and Brothers New York, and each has one full year of publications inside. The binding of each sho

Partial Civil War Years (Jan 61-July 62/Aug 62-Sept 63/Jan 64-May 65) and the United States Centennial (1876), the greatest years of this publication, having illustrations by the finest artists of the

Fourteen Piece Lot, to include Harper's Weekly "An Open Air in Paris"; a theater scene, lithograph on paper; "Habit of Perdita in the Comedy of the Winter's Tale", hand colored engraving; a framed pie