Civil War, New York Herald Temporary Headquarters,

Albumen photograph, 7 x 9 in., on 13.5 x 9 in. mount with the imprinted title Head-Quarters New York Herald, Army of the Potomac. Bealton [sic], September, 1863, negative by T.H. O'Sullivan, positive

[END OF THE CIVIL WAR]. The New York Herald. Whole No. 10,451. New York, NY, April 10, 1865. 8 folio pages on folded sheets (these sheets are uncut at the top, so this issue is on one large folded she

Abraham Lincoln Related New York Herald Newspaper Covers the End of the Civil War and the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 10, 15, 17 and 28, 1865, Collection of Four (4) Civil War Era

Group of Assorted 1800s Ephermera including various newspaper clippings from the late 18th - 19th century. Including articles and maps following the Civil War, The New York Herald and other publicatio

Abraham Lincoln original assasination newspaper from the New York Herald Saturday April 15,1865. Includes articles on the attempted murder of Secretary Seward, Jefferson Davis last proclamation, rebel

CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPER, THE NEW YORK HERALD 1862, THE BATTLE OF MAYSVILLE

[CIVIL WAR-MAPS] The New York Herald War Maps and Diagrams. New York: Edward Lloyd, n.d., circa 1861. An unusual compilation of lithographed maps within a black border, appears to be four sheets joine

(CIVIL WAR.) Issue of the New York Herald announcing "The Surrender of Lee and His Whole Army." Large map on final page. 8 pages, 22¼ x 15½ inches, on 2 disbound folding sheets; minor wear a

4 Civil War Era Newspapers Including New York Herald, Assassination Of Lincoln. The New York Herald, Assassination Of President Lincoln, April 15th, 1865. North Western Times, Sept 18, 1861. The Home

Lot of Vintage Civil War Newspaper 1865 The New York Herald, Postcards, Pictures and More

April 15th 1865 The New York Herald Abraham Lincoln Assassination paper in rough but original condition. Also William McKinley assassination Chicago Morning Herald paper

1861 The New York Herald Original Civil War Newspaper. Measurements in inches: 15 1/2 x 22 Condition:Has toning with age Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is pa

NEW YORK HERALD DEATH OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, APRIL 15TH 1865 (Possibly a Centennial reprint 1876)

The New York Herald. New York, Monday, March 24, 1862. THE BOMBARDMENT OF ISLAND NO. 10. With a large woodcut map of the Mississippi River at the borders of KY, TN, and MI, at the battle scene. Much n

The New York Herald Newspaper Framed "Death Of The President" Abraham Lincoln

Lot of 8 issues (7 of The New York Herald and 1 of N.Y. World), various dates in 1861, 1862 ad 1864, featuring FRONT PAGE MAPS from Civil War battle locations. Oct. 13, 1861: Two maps: Locations at Ch

The New York Herald Newspaper, Check dated Sept 25 1862 & Morning Report dated Nov. 28 1864

5 Original Civil War Era newspapers: Chicago Tribune(1 issue): Monday, Feb. 8,1864; New York Tribune(2 issues): Friday, May 22, 1863 & Monday, June 1, 1863; The New York Herald(2 issues): Sunday, Dec.

New York Herald Saturday April 16, 1865. Assassination of President Lincoln, Secretary Seward mortally wounded and information on Jefferson Davis. 2- sided frame The image measures 21"h x 15"w. In goo

DESCRIPTION: Seventeen pre-Civil War New York newspapers from 1834 to 1859 with the majority from 1859. Includes the New York Herald, Evangelist, and New York American. Topics include railroads, polit

Partial original New York Herald newspaper 8:10am edition detailing the assasination of Abraham Lincoln. Dated New York, Saturday April 15, 1865. Has wear tears and aging. Mostly legiable. Folded and

Early reprint of New York Herald newspaper 8:10am edition detailing the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Dated New York, Saturday April 15, 1865. It has a portrait of Lincoln on the cover page that d

Large folio photograph of Civil War "Officers Of 124th New York State Volunteers - Mustered out with Regiment at Washington's Headquarters Newburgh, N.Y., June 14, 1865". All officers identified. Phot

Civil war letter written by colonel John E. McMahon of the 164th New York Volunteers. Letterhead states Headquarters Buffalo Irish Regiment. Addressed to General C.A. Arthur (future president. Letter