Harper Weekly Two-Page Prints [Lincoln, Civil War]

Two double-page fold-out prints from Harper's Weekly of Abraham Lincoln celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas, one published December 3, 1864 and is titled 'Thanksgiving Day November 24, 1864 United

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Framed original page from Harper's Weekly, December 31, 1864. By Thomas Nast (1840-1902) In this poignant image of reconciliation, President Lincoln invites the South to join the Union at the symbolic

Harper's Weekly framed magazine page with Civil War content, September 8, 1866. Measures 15 in. x 10 in, sight size, professionally framed and measures 23.75 inches x 18.5 inches total. Presumably hin

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

Group of Six Unbound Civil War Pages from Harpers Weekly, 2 unbound civil war prints,19th c., and 4 New Orleans prints of New Orleans, 19th and 20th c., (12 Pcs.)

Ten (10) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting General Sherman and his campaigns during the Civil War, including 'Major General William T. Sherman' (c

Fourteen (14) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting General Grant and his campaigns during the Civil War, including 'Lieutenant-General Grant at his H

Seventeen (17) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting soldiers from the Civil War, including 'Union Scouts in Louisiana', 'Early's Army Falling Back up

Fourteen (14) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864 and one 1859. Various pictures depicting scenes from the Civil War, including 'Union Refugees Coming into the Federal Lines';

Complete issue of Harper's Weekly from May 6, 1865, Vol. IX, No. 436, 15 pages (pp. 274 - 288), 11.25 x 15.75, with the front page featuring a large engraving of President Lincoln and his youngest

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

A copy of Harper's Weekly, February 13th, 1909 that includes an account of Lincoln's assassination by Dr. Charles A. Leale, a print of a bronze bust of Lincoln and an original copy of The New York Her

Six (6) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting slaves and their contribution during the Civil War. Picture titles include 'Negroes leaving Their Home';

5 pages from Harpers Weekly from 1863 and 1864 depicting scenes and content from the Civil War. One is without a mat. 14 x 18 inches (including mat). Prints in good condition. One of the mats has da

Framed Abraham Lincoln Photo collage, no apparent signatures, subject a photo collage of Abraham Lincoln two pages of his speech and a photo of a wounded battle field, double matting in grey and blue

Harper's Weekly "Civil War" print 1861

With this opening sentence in a two-page letter from Abraham Lincoln, Union general Joseph Hooker (1814–79) gained a prominent place in Civil War history. Hooker assumed command of an army demoraliz

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"

Title: The Assassination of President Lincoln; Death of President Lincoln Subject: Political Type: Lithograph Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 1865 Maker: Currier & Ives Descrip

Lot of 2 Civil War Lithographs, each in period frames - 1) The Capture of the Lost Mountain Georgia; 2) Engagement at Kulp House June 22, 1864, 17 1/2 x 14"

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

American, ca 1860s-70s, lithographs on paper. One by "J.G. Rhein, Detroit, Mich." in grain painted frame. 27.75"h. 21.5"w. and by "Bingham & Dodd", published 1865 in Connecticut. Framed, 21"h. 17'w. B

317. FIVE THOMAS NAST PRINTS | From Harper's Weekly, Nast famous "Merry Old Santa Claus" and four others, three of which are a full two page print. Provenance: The Karyl Newman Christmas Collection. 1