1876 ETCHING BY E. A. ABBEY IN HARPER'S WEEKLY

A page from the 'Harper's Weekly' publication on July 15, 1876 showing an etching of 'The Reading of the Declaration of Independence by John Nixon, From the Steps of Independence Hall, Philadelphia, J

5 Sporting Prints, Harper's Weekly after EA Abbey & Others, depicts tennis, walking match, Martelle & cycling (5 pc.) Dimensions: Smallest frame 15" x 19 1/4", largest 19 3/4" x 25 1/4" (DORI3314/5)(W

Together with Harpers Weekly article on Gen Robert E. Lee. Washington sight 5" x 19" Washington, slipped in frame , rips, cracks, some paper loss,

1876 Harpers Weekly 1ed Centennial Exhibition Philadelphia Illustrated China Harpers Weekly was an early American magazine published by Harper. Beginning in 1857, it was a primary source of news, fict

American Centennial issue of “Harper’s Weekly” with front cover illustration of a patriotic soldier from the Revolutionary War. Dated July 15, 1876. Other fine illustrations celebrating America�

Etching Harpers Weekly c.1862Condition: Generally Good Condition As FoundDimensions: Sight- 9.5" x 6.5". Frame- 12.75" x 11".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home.Please note the absence of a condit

Title: 1876 Centenial Issue Harper's Weekly Description: The July 15, 1776 issue of "Harper's Weekly. Journal of Civilization". Nice illustrations including full page cover of a Minute-Man, Reading of

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"

Harper's Weekly etching 10 x 14 1/2 inches sight; 60 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches framed

Antique wood engraving illustrations from "Harper's Weekly (1876)" by Thomas Nast. Come in "Thomas Nast" folder. Folder size - 18"H x 14"W. Weight - 3lbs 10oz. This listing includes 68 full page illus

19th Century wood engraving, "To The Black Hills, Or Bust" from an 1876 edition of Harper's Weekly Illustrated newspaper, depicts two gold prospectors with a horse headed to the Black Hills of South D

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;

30 19th c. engravings/etchings most from Harper's Weekly newspaper. Foxing/stains; tears. Largest measures 9 inches x 7 inches with matting.

Description: This lot includes a framed page from Harpers weekly, 1876. Condition: Surface ware associated with age and use, otherwise in overall good condition. 3rd Party Shipping available for this

Lot of 11 Harper's Weekly & Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper Ephemera 19th C. Comprises: Six pages from Harper's Weekly, 1862, 1876 & 1879. Five pages from Frank Leslie's Illus. Newspaper, 1867 &

Heading: (Custer, George Armstrong) Author: Title: Wood-engraved portrait of General Custer from Harper's Weekly, July 22, 1876 Place Published: New York Publisher:Harper & Brothers Publishers D

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

VINTAGE 1874 HARPERS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER CLIPPING J. E. CLAPP ATHLETICS

Assorted Asian prints, engavings, and etchings, including: Japanese woodblock prints; antique Harper's Weekly illustrations; Chinese naval prints; portraits of Japanese women and priests; Chinese land

Colored naval military page from the Harper Weekly paper. Dated February 5, 1876. Port Royal, South Carolina. The New United Stales Naval Station. Drawn by Granville Perkins. Page has yellowing and bl

Antique prints and etchings depicting "Cities of the World" - including Harper's Weekly illustrations, landscapes, antique maps, depictions of notable landmarks and famous cities such as Paris, New Yo

Group of 12 antique prints and etchings of varying subject matter, includes: a Harper's Weekly print of "The Pan-American Exposition.." of 1901; a port scene of the Italian province, Triest; a view of

One fine etching depicting a harbor scene, and another pulled from Harper's Weekly. Both signed in plate to the lower right. The original etching by Twachtmann is signed "J.H.T." in the lower right, a

Photograph mounted on card-stock. The photograph depicts "Victor" an English Bloodhound who was the 18th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Champion. Victor was featured in: Harper's Weekly 1894, Vol. 38,