Harpers Weekly, A Bivouac Fire On The Potomac

Harpers Weekly, A Bivouac Fire On The Potomac. Size: 15 x 21 inches image, 20 x 26 inches outside frame

An 1861 wood engraving on newsprint (with text on verso) after Winslow Homer from Harper's Weekly, titled "A Bivouac Fire on the Potomac". Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Sight: 14 3/4" H x 2

issue is dated February 25, 1899, looks like the page has a small stain on lower left hand corner

Title/Content of Map: 1871 Chicago Fire Harper's Weekly Colored Photos -- Harper's weekly, Nov. 4, 1871; Chicago Fire Date: 1871 New York Cartographer: Harper's Weekly Size: 11 X 16 in. each sheet, do

Antique Collection of Harper's weekly newspaper articles, including fire, ship, war. Creases, foxing. 28.5" x 16.5".

J. MACDONALD BLACK AND WHITE WATERCOLOR H 12" L 18" "CAMP FIRE STORIES":Depicting four figures in a rustic setting gathered around a fire. Falmouth Hotel, Portland, Maine. Harper's Weekly 1885, March

The Published Harpers weekly dated June, 14 1873 The Boston Fire- Washington street, looking south, with ruins of the Chickering building and globe theatre on the left. Sketch by J.J. Harley. Conditio

Winslow Homer Am. (1836-1910) Three Works:1] &quot;The Army of the Potomac -- A Sharp Shooter on Picket Duty&quot; November 15, 1862 2] &quot;Thanksgiving in Camp&quot; November 29, 1862</

The Federal Fleet Commanded By Admiral Dupont Opening Fire On Fort Sumter April 7, 1863 Print Type: Wood Engraving Dated: Circa 1863 P

Harper's Weekly, 1859, Pay Day, Camp Massachusets, Statue Of Liberty, Songs Of The War, 4 In four frames: Grand Review at Camp Massachusetts near Concord, 1859. PAY DAY in the army of the Potomac, aft

Columbia Lays Aside her Laurels to Mourn at the Burning of Her Birth-Place frame 18.5 x 14.5 inches and six other Harper&#39;s Weekly prints including a large format Bird&#39;s Eye View of Boston.

Includes (1) The Army of Potomac-Skirmish at Upperville Virginia June 21, 1868. (2) The Invasion of the North-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. (3) The Rebels Shelling the New York Militia in Main Street of C

Lot of three 1800s-early 1900s reading material includes Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization Vol. XV-No. 775, New York, Saturday, November 4, 1871, less than a month after the Great Chicago Fire.

Antique Framed Harpers Weekly Nov 15th 1862. Titled The Army of The Potomac a Shooter on Pocket Duty. Used Condition. Framed size 17" tall x 21" wide.

Early wood cut ofsteam fire engines in use by the New York Fire Department. This is likely from a Harpers Weekly or other New York City paper. It is framed in an old wooden frame and measures 9 1/2" b

after Winslow Homer (1836-1910) ''The Army of The Potomac - A Sharp Shooter on Picket Duty'' (Beam 99)- wood engraving, 1862, as published in Harper's Weekly. 13 3/4 x 9"

Bombardment of Fredericksburg, Va By Artillery of the Army of the Potomac Artist: H. Lovie Print Type: Wood Engraving Dated: Circa

The Army of the Potomac - A Sharpshooter on Picket Duty Engraving by Winslow Homer, Harpers Weekly November 15, 1862. Professionally framed and matted. In frame 23.5"x20"x1". Weight 5 pds.

Cover of Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization New York dated May 28, 1864. Army of the Potomac-General Winfield Scott Hancock

(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