Three Late 1800's Harpers Weekly Framed Pages

Three Late 1800's Harpers Weekly Framed Pages, one of New York fish market, New York Post Office and the game stall Fulton market each frame size 17 3/8" x 21 1/2". Together with Philadelphia Broad St

Three Framed Harper’s Weekly Hand Colored Lithographs, to include a pair of The Heart of Chicago from The Masonic Building drawn by Charles Graham, along with a double page Harper’s View

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

MARCH 26th 1864 VOL. EIGHT. AUGUST 15th 1863 VOL SEVEN. MARCH 26th 1864 PLATE No 197. STAINS AND TEARS. 14" x 21"

2 Antique Framed Harper's Weekly Pages 1865 and 1873. Measures 22 inches x 16 inches.

1871 AND 1877 DOUBLE SIDED WOODBLOCK PRINTS SIZE: 17" X 11 1/2" TOTAL SIZE

1876 AND 1877 WOODBLOCK PRINTS OF PAGES SIZE: 8" X 10 1/2" AND 10 1/2" X 15 1/2"

This lot consists of three late 1800's Jewish sterling Torah page turners and yad for reading a Torah scroll during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony. All are marked with hallmarks and Star of David, some are wi

Lot of three late 1800's Jewish sterling Torah page turners and yad for reading a Torah scroll during a Bar Mitzvah Ceremony. All marked with hallmarks and Star of David, and some are with jewels and

This is a lot of three late 1800's Jewish sterling Torah page turners and yad for reading a Torah scroll during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony. All are marked with hallmarks and Star of David, and some with j

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

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</

DESCRIPTION: Framed copy of Harper's Weekly December 12, 1868 cover page depicting a man receiving punishment at a public whipping post. CIRCA: 1868 ORIGIN: USa DIMENSIONS: (With Frame) H: 21" W: 0.75

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.

FRAMED 1864 HARPERS WEEKLY PAGE - INTERIOR OF FORT SUMTER AFTER BOMBARDMENT FROM MORRIS ISLAND SCENE & BURSTING OF A SHELL IN THE STREETS OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA - THIS IS FROM PAGE 28 OF THE JA

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

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

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

W. P. Snyder A Collegiate Game of Baseball. Page 179. From Harper’s Weekly Published: 1870-1880, New York Wood colored engraving. Image size 6" tall x 9" wide. Unique to Mr Bob Feller because a

Title: (Civil War Scenes), 12 full page or double page illustrations from Harper's Weekly, woodcuts on newsprint, late 19th C., , , , , Size info: ,sheet: each approx 14 by 9 1/2 in. (36 x 24 cm.) o

, Harpers Weekly, 20"x15" framed, Boston Red Sox champion engraving from June 27th 1874 from page 536, pictured Spaulding, Wright, O'Rourke

1861-1865 magazines, approximately (15) editions, and one framed cover. Tears, loose pages, missing parts, other wear. The frame 21.5" x 17.5"

February 3, 1866 page from Harper's Weekly Illustrated Newspaper showing a map of Louisiana. 10" X 15" displayed under glass in a 21" X 25" handmade barn board frame.

Three of these were photographed and used in Miller's Kitchenware Antique Price Guide on Page 244. Late 1800s / early 1900s. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of th