Graham "Sketches from Minneapolis" Harper's Weekly

The New York and Brooklyn Suspension Bridge from the Brooklyn Side. Drawn by Charles Graham, from original sketches and photographs by Gubelman. Printed in Harper's Weekly, May 26th, 1883. Lithograph.

Felling the Redwood Trees of California. Approx. 16 3/8 x 23 1/4 in. Discoloration from previous mat. Wear to edges. Small tears and paper loss to edges. Provenance: J. Pocker & Son

Felling the Red-wood-Trees of California. Approx. 16 1/4 x 22 1/4 in. (paper). Discoloration from previous mat. Dry mounted to paper backing. Provenance: Old Print Gallery, Washington, D.C.

A B Frost Thanksgiving in the Woods Print. Together with a Harper's Weekly Print titled Sketches at the Dog Show at Gilmore's Garden drawn by Ivan Pranishnikoff and a colored print by Truth Company ti

Graham, after Charles, Pittsburg [Pittsburgh], Pennsylvania, from Grand View Avenue, 1892, antique print from Harper's Weekly, February 27, 1892, image 13.5 x 19.75 inches, matted and framed 21 x 27 i

After Charles Graham, Making Up A Tow By Search Light At Pittsburgh, wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 11 x 16 inches

After Charles Graham (American, 1852-1911) The Heart of Chicago. Color offset lithograph, a folding plate from Harper's Weekly, 1892 14.75" x 35.5" Frame: 24" x 45.75"

“Return of Our Artist with his Summer Sketches” (artist F.S. Church, pictured) is one of many fine illustrations in this lot of 12 Harper’s Weekly issues from mid to late 1873. Topics include Li

Six 19th century color and black and white newsprint illustrations from Harper's Weekly, including depictions of reservations, land crossings, etc., by various artists including Charles Graham, H.F. F

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

1) "A Perilous Trip - Shooting a Flume in the Sierra Nevada", June 2, 1877 (23"h x 16"w). 2) "Sketches of Logging Operations in the Saginaw District of Michigan" November 12, 1880 (4 Illus., 23"h x 16

March 16, 1861 and May 17, 1862..wood engravings after sketches by Winslow Homer (1836-1910)..uniformly matted and framed..toning, creases, tears and foxing, mat burn..note on verso reads Rag Backing

Appears to be an etching or print reproduction, appears to depicts The New York Stock Exchange. Labeled HARPERS WEEKLY, September 10, 1881. Drawn by Graham and Thulstrup. Appears to be a page from a n

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

Nicely framed illustrations from Harper's Weekly & Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 1. Harper's Vol. XXXII. No.1634. Cimarron, Colorado drawn by Charles Graham. Various illustrations of the India

Civil War wood engraving, from an 1864 Harper's Weekly Illustrated Newspaper, General Grant's Campaign - Return of Kautz's Cavalry Expedition From Its Raid In Virginia, from a sketch by William Waud.

(PERIODICALS.) Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. 25 volumes in 50 (Volumes I-XXV). Profusion of illustrations and maps. Folio, uniform contemporary ½ calf, rubbed, moderate wear, one vo

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

Fourteen Piece Lot, to include Harper's Weekly "An Open Air in Paris"; a theater scene, lithograph on paper; "Habit of Perdita in the Comedy of the Winter's Tale", hand colored engraving; a framed pie

Engraved Harper's Weekly 1886 "Liberty Enlightening The World" six-folded supplement depicting Bartholdi's colossal statue on Bedlow's Island, New York Harbor; drawn by Harry Fenn, Copyright, 1886, by

1905 1ed Harpers Weekly Russo-Japanese WAR Submarine Warfare John D Rockefeller Harpers Weekly was an early American magazine published by Harper. Beginning in 1857, it was a primary source of news, f

[Map] Harper's Weekly Maps of Louisiana and Mississippi, 1866, lithographs, sight 15 in. x 9 1/2 in., framed