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Harper's Weekly
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
All issues
contain numerous woodcut engravings of battle scenes and personalities
of the period suitable for framing. These are complete issues.
 11140
- MAJOR
ANDERSON, COMMANDER OF FORT SUMTER, SC (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, January 12th, 1861, 16 pages. Full page print of the
Battle of New Orleans (1815), sketches of Fort Moultrie, occupation of
the Castle Pinckney by the Charleston Militia, Major Anderson enters
Fort Sumter on Christmas
night...............................................$35.00
71800 - LEADERS
OF SECESSION IN SOUTH CAROLINA, Harpers Weekly,
January 19th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: South Carolina secession leaders,
the Secession Ordinance, Governor Francis Pickens, Judge Magrath, Rev.
Bachman, the Charleston Zouaves, map of the forts surrounding Sumter,
Charleston Harbor, Fort Johnson, Charleston harbor, steamship Star of
the West, Steamship Marion seized by the State of South Carolina to be
converted into a man of war, the USS
Brooklyn.................................................$35.00
71801 - PRAYERS
SAID AT FORT SUMTER, FIRING ON THE STAR OF THE WEST AT CHARLESTON,
Harpers Weekly, January 26th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover:
Prayers said at Fort Sumter. Confederate batteries firing on the Star
of the West from Morris Island, Anderson dismounts guns at Fort
Moultrie, battery at Fort Moultrie bearing on Fort Sumter, Fort Sumter
seen from the rear, the main battery at Fort Sumter bearing on Fort
Moultrie, Interior of Fort Sumter. Excellent view of Fort Sumter
before the attack.......................................$39.00 11141
- THE
SECEDING ALABAMA DELEGATION IN CONGRESS (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, February 9th, 1861, 16 pages. Nine individual pictures
of the Alabama delegates, the City of Montgomery, Alabama, Harbor at
Pensacola, the City of Vicksburg. Good Alabama issue, very
fine...............................................$45.00 71803
- SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY 1861 [COVER], MOUNT, Harpers
Weekly, February 16th, 1861, 16 pages. 10" Columbiad
mounted as a mortar at Fort Sumter, the Sally port at Fort Sumter,
Customhouse at New Orleans, the Mint at New Orleans seized by the
State, St. Charles Hotel New Orleans, [repair on a cartoon
print]...........................................$25.00 71802
- FORT PICKENS AND JEFFERSON, EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS FROM SUMTER,
Harpers Weekly, February 23rd, 1861. Cover: Statue of
Washington, women and children leaving Fort Sumter, Forts Pickens and
Jefferson [two separate prints], map of the Northern and Southern
States, Stephens and Jefferson Davis................................$30.00 11142
- LINCOLN,
THE PRESIDENT ELECT, ADDRESSES THE CROWD IN NEW YORK (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, March 2nd, 1861, 16 pages. Fort Moultrie, Morris
Island, Fort Johnson, three views as seen from Fort Sumter, centerfold
"The dreamer at Fort Moultrie", Fort Taylor, Key West
Florida, LINCOLN ISSUE................................................$65.00 11143
- PRESIDENT
LINCOLN HOISTING THE AMERICAN FLAG WITH 34 STARS AT INDEPENDENCE HALL
IN PHILADELPHIA (COVER), Harper's Weekly, March
9th, 1861, 16 pages. Centerfold of the Capital Dome in Washington,
Fort Pickens, Inauguration of President Jefferson Davis in Montgomery,
LINCOLN issue.............................................$55.00 11144
- MAJOR
ANDERSON'S STAFF AT FORT SUMTER (COVER), Harper's Weekly,
March 23rd, 1861, 16 pages. View of the outside of Fort Sumter,
Charleston, Surrender of the ex-General Twiggs to the TEXAS troops in
San Antonio, Fort Brown and Lancaster, TX. The Alamo, former
headquarters of General Twiggs, large portrait of Salmon Chase.
Excellent early TEXAS
issue.............................................$45.00 71804
- WILLIAM H. SEWARD SECRETARY OF STATE, PENSACOLA HARBOR SALUTE, FORT
PICKENS, Harpers Weekly, April 6th, 1861, 16
pages. Cover: Seward as Sec. of State, the flag at Fort Pickens, a
salute on Washington's Birthday at Fort Pickens, Centerfold, VA views,
coats of arms of the Union
States........................................$25.00 71805
- CONFEDERATE, BATTERIES OPPOSITE FORT PICKENS, Harpers
Weekly, April 20th, 1861, 16 pages. Commander Dahlgren and the
Dahlgren gun, centerfold, the United States Fleet off Fort Pickens,
Washington Navy Yard.........................................$30.00 71806
- THE BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER, TROOPS MARCHING TO WAR, Harpers
Weekly, May 4th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: a view from the
rooftops at Charleston of Fort Sumter being bombarded, Massachusetts
Regiments embarking for Washington, first blood, the 6th Mass.
fighting their way through Baltimore, transport steamers leave NY for
Washington, the Heroes of Fort Sumter, Anderson and his staff, great
Fort Sumter
issue...............................................................$45.00 71807
- THE RHODE ISLAND ARTILLERY LANDING FROM THE STEAMER BIENVILLE,
COLONEL ELLSWORTH OF THE FIRE ZOUAVES, WILSON'S FIGHTING BRIGADE, FORT
PICKENS REINFORCED, Harpers Weekly, May 18th,
1861, 16 pages. Battery at Fort Sumter, Rifled cannon that was fired
at Fort Sumter, reinforcements of Fort Pickens by the 1st Artillery
April 13th, disembarking troops from the Brooklyn, raising the star
and bars in Baltimore.................................................$35.00 71809
- MAJOR GENERAL BENJAMIN BUTLER [COVER] THE CABINET OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES, Harpers Weekly, June 1st, 1861, 16
pages. Fort Pulaski on the Savannah River, the Confederate Cabinet,
views of the City of Montgomery, AL, the military occupation of
Baltimore, quarters of the 69th Irish Regiment, US Volunteers attacked
by a mob in Baltimore, map of Cairo City
[Illinois]...........................................$35.00 71812
- VIRGINIA CONVENTION, WHEELING, OHIO COUNTY, Harpers
Weekly, June 6th, 1861, 16 pages. View of Jefferson City, MO,
map of the area, landing of troops at Jefferson City, birds-eye view
of the Mississippi River [map], the Battle of Romney, centerfold,
grand review of McClellan's Corps, the Battle of Philippi, Tennessee
Riflemen entering Winchester on the way to join the Virginia army,
Harpers Ferry evacuated by Confederate troops, Battle of Williamsport,
MD, a destruction of the Railroad bridge at Harpers
Ferry...........................$40.00 11145
- COLONEL
DURYEE AND HIS FIFTH REGIMENT NYV (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, June 8th, 1861, 14 pages. The Late Colonel Brownell,
Francis Brownell, Camp of Ellsworth's Zouaves, centerfold, birds eye
view of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and North Carolina, Garibaldi
Zouaves, Sickles Excelsior Brigade. Good
issue..................................$39.00 71811
- MAKING HAVELOCKS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS [COVER], REBEL TROOPS ARRIVING
FROM MARTINSBURG, Harpers Weekly, June 29th,
1861, 16 pages. Women making havelocks for the Volunteers, the
Leesburg bridge over the Potomac, Confederate troops arriving and
departing from Martinsburg, VA, camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport
News, Camp of the 1st Regiment, New York Volunteers near Fortress
Monroe, charge of Duryee's Volunteers at Big Bethel, the Battle of Big
Bethel, troops landing at Cairo, batteries on the Ohio levee, our Army
of the Potomac............................................$35.00 71813
- BATTLE OF BOONSVILLE, MISSOURI, NATHANIEL LYON, Harpers
Weekly, July 13th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: Battle of Boonville,
MO, LINCOLN and his Cabinet, Fort McHenry in Baltimore,
the treatment of Volunteers in Philadelphia, A SLAVE AUCTION IN
NEW ORLEANS, General John C. Fremont on horseback,
Beauregard's camp of Confederate troops at White Springs,
VA...........................................$35.00 71814
- GENERAL LYON AND HIS COMMAND BOONVILLE, MISSOURI, THE BATTLE OF RICH
MOUNTAIN, VA, ZOUAVES AT FORT PICKENS, Harpers Weekly,
July 27th, 1861, 16 pages. Wilson's Fire Zouaves at Fort Pickens, the
charge at Rich Mountain, General Lyon at Boonville, Missouri,
Louisiana Zouaves as prisoners at Fortress Monroe, centerfold, Stony
Point, Battle of Hoke's Run, a balloon's view of
Washington...................................$35.00 71815
- THE DEATH OF THE REBEL GENERAL GARNETT AT LAUREL HILL, THE CHARGE AT
THE BATTLE OF BULLS RUN, Harpers Weekly, August
3rd, 1861, 16 pages. Death of General Garnett at Laurel Hill [cover],
the Battle of Carthage, Missouri, fist Confederate Brigade at
Winchester, VA, Centerfold, THE BATTLE OF BULLS RUN, HUNTER'S
CHARGE, Battle at Sandy Hook, Artillery at Bulls Run, 2nd
Missouri Wildcats marching in Winchester on their way to Bunker Hill,
VA. Excellent Bulls Run issue........$45.00 71816
- CHARGE OF THE BLACK HORSE CAVALRY AT BULLS RUN, INFANTRY CHARGE AT
BULLS RUN, Harpers Weekly, August 10th, 1861, 16
pages. Retreat of the Union troops at Bulls Run by moonlight, charge
of the Black Horse Cavalry upon the Five Zouaves at Bulls Run,
carrying the wounded at Bulls Run, silencing the enemy's batteries at
Bulls Run, Centerfold: The Battle of Bulls Run, July 21st, 1861,
balloon view of Fortress Monroe, charge of the 69th NY at Bulls Run.
Excellent Bulls Run issue.........................$45.00 71817
- WOUNDED ZOUAVE IN A WASHINGTON HOSPITAL, FIVE ZOUAVES, Harpers
Weekly, August 17th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: Zouave wounded at
Bulls Run in a Washington hospital, rescue of Colonel Smith at Monroe,
Missouri, five Zouave in Washington tells of Bulls Run, Centerfold,
uniforms of the Confederate Army, Rebels bayoneting the wounded at
Bulls Run, stampede of slaves from Hampton, VA to Fortress
Monroe......................$35.00 11146
- LINCOLN
RECEIVES NAPOLEON III (COVER), Harper's Weekly,
August 24th, 1861, 16 pages. McClellan and his staff, cavalry charge
at Dug River, MO, Iowa encampment, centerfold, the US FRIGATE
ST. LAWRENCE sinks the REBEL
PRIVATEER PETREL at sea, batteries near
Washington...............................................$40.00 11147
- GENERAL
LYON ON HORSEBACK AT THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, MO (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, August 31st, 1861, 16 pages. Scott and his Generals,
General Siegel forcing prisoners to move artillery at the Battle of
Springfield, burning of Hampton, VA, construction of a gunboat,
centerfold Uniforms of the US Volunteers and Militia, Camp Dennison, OH,
Fremont's flotilla departing, Mississippians practicing with the Bowie
knife, 1st Maryland playing
football...................................................$39.00 71818
- A FEMALE REBEL IN BALTIMORE, Harpers Weekly,
September 7th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: Female Rebel with her dress like
the Confederate Stars and bars [pattern], preparing for the blockade of
Southern ports, recruiting in New York, map of the seat of War in the
west, marketplace at Winchester, US gunboats on the Mississippi, 2nd
Fire Zouaves of New
York........................................................$30.00 71819
- THE ARMY FORGE, [COVER] FREMONT IN MISSOURI, IOWA CAVALRY LEAVE FOR
WAR, Harpers Weekly, September 21st, 1861, 16
pages. Manufacturing muskets at the Springfield armory, Iowa Volunteers
and Cavalry leave for War, HUGE, centerfold of General McClellan on
horseback, Camp Blood Pilot Knob, Missouri, Fremont at St.
Louis.................................................$30.00 71820
- THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SHARPSHOOTERS [COVER], Harpers Weekly,
October 5th, 1861, 16 pages. Recruiting for the Confederate Army
Woodstock, VA, Rebel prisoners in the state house Jefferson City, MO,
Rebel shooting at a Rebel picket post near Jefferson City, MO, ascent of
Gauley Mountain in Western VA, presentation of a flag to Kentucky
Volunteers near Cynthiana, [minor edge repair at
border].....................................$25.00 71821
- THE BURNING OF THE PRIVATEER JUDITH AT PENSACOLA, GENERAL STURGIS AND
PRICE, Harpers Weekly, October 12th, 1861. Cover:
Sturgis and Price, scene at Pensacola burning the "Judith",
Fremont at Camp Benton, charge of the Irish Regiment at Lexington, MO,
the burning of the Pensacola Dry dock, building pontoons for use on the
Mississippi, building of the gunboat New Era, centerfold, OUR GENERALS,
superb print of numerous Union generals on horseback, the Battle of
Lexington, MO......................$35.00 71822
- EX GOVERNOR JACKSON ADDRESSING COLONEL MULLIGAN'S TROOPS AFTER THE
BATTLE OF LEXINGTON, MO, Harpers Weekly, October
19th, 1861, 16 pages. An Alabama regiment marching through Richmond, Ex
Governor Jackson addressing Mulligan's troops after the battle of
Lexington, two extensive maps of the war in Missouri and Kentucky, view
of Jefferson City, Missouri, the 9th Missouri boarding steamboats for
Lexington. Good Missouri
issue...................................................$35.00 71823
- A NIGHT RECONNOISSANCE ON THE POTOMAC, CAVALRY REVIEW AT WASHINGTON,
LOWE'S BALLOON, Harpers Weekly, October 26th,
1861, 16 pages. Fremont's camp near Jefferson, MO, Lowe's balloon
reconnaissance, Wilson's Zouaves Santa Rosa Island, centerfold, merchant
streamers converted into gunboats, the War in Kentucky about Paducah,
the Great Eastern during a gale, maps of the South Carolina and Georgia
coasts, cartoon, Jeff Davis looking like death reaping the harvest of
bodies.....................$30.00
71824
- THE REBEL STEAMER MERRIMAC, Harpers Weekly, November
2nd, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: The Rebel steamer Merrimac, Henrico
County, Jail, Richmond, the late General Baker, the Army of the
Potomac on picket, the great fleet, shipping horses on ships, War
scenes near Washington, Submarine internal machine meant to destroy
the Minnesota, great cartoon of Jeff Davis looking into a whisky glass
full of Union ships............................$28.00
71825
- ATTACK ON THE 6TH REGIMENT AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND, Harpers
Weekly, October 9th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: attack on Santa
Rosa Island, huge double foldout map of the South in two large
sections for display, the great naval expedition leaving Annapolis,
one of the few Harpers Weekly large
foldouts...........................................$35.00
11148
- LINCOLN
AND HIS STAFF MEET WITH GENERAL SCOTT (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, November 16th, 1861, 16 pages. Sherman meets with
Generals on the Great expedition. Soldiers searching for arms in a house
in Maryland, Fremont's brilliant charge in Springfield, Siegel crosses
the Osage in Missouri, slave-hunters expelled from the Camp of the 22nd
Illinois at Bird's Point, MO. LINCOLN ISSUE.............................................$49.00 71826
- GENERAL HENRY HALLECK, HILTON HEAD, EXPEDITION TO BEAUFORT, Harpers
Weekly, November 30th, 1861, 16 pages. Cover: General Henry
Halleck, shells and their manufacture, Fort Albany near Alexandria,
VA, Centerfold, the bombardment of Forts Walker and Beauregard, Port
Royal, map of the seacoast of South Carolina, Mason and Slidell taken
off the British steamer
TRENT................................................$30.00 71827
- VIEW OF FORT WARREN, BOSTON HARBOR, BATTLE OF BELMONT, CHARGE OF THE
22ND ILLINOIS, Harpers Weekly, December 7th,
1861, 16 pages. The 22nd Illinois behind its Colonel charges at
Belmont, several views at Hilton Head....................$32.00 71828
- A GREAT CHART MAP OF GEORGIA, SLAVES IN EACH COUNTY NOTED, Harpers
Weekly, December 14th, 1861, 16 pages. Front page map of the
state of Georgia by county showing the percentage of slaves in each
county, scenes of Beaufort and Hilton Head, Professor Lowe making an
assent near Vienna, VA, centerfold, scenes around Fort Pickens,
scenes around Tybee Island,
GA...................................................$45.00 11149
- GEORGIA-STATE
COUNTY MAP SHOWING PERCENTAGE OF SLAVES IN EACH COUNTY (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, December 14th, 1861, 16 pages. Scences around Beaufort,
SC, Professor Lowe testing one of his balloons, centerfold multi-views
of scenes around Fort Pickens, scenes along the Georgia coast (Tybee).
Very good.......................$35.00 111410
- CHRISTMAS
IN CAMP BY HOMER (COVER), Harper's Weekly, January
4th, 1862, 16 pages. View of Ship Island, view of Savannah and
approaches, centerfold of Washington and all camps and railroads
surrounding the City, Burnside expedition leaving port. Light tan tone,
sharp and crisp paper..............................................$49.00 111411
- THE
REBEL STEAMER NASHVILLE RUNNING THE BLOCKADE AT BEAUFORT (COVER),
Harper's Weekly, April 5th, 1862, 16 pages. View of the
bombardment of the mortar fleet at Island #10, birds eye view of the
Mississippi River from Tennessee to the Gulf, Camp Douglas with Rebel
prisoners, Burnside Expedition, storming of Fort Thompson at Newbern,
deck of the ironclad steamer GALENA........................................$45.00 111413
- HALLECK
IN THE FIELD (COVER) SHILOH EDITION, Harper's Weekly,
April 26th, 1862, 16 pages. Big Bethel and its fortifications, the first
days at Yorktown (naval attack), map of the western areas showing
positions at CORINTH, superb centerfold THE BATTLE
OF SHILOH, naval attacks showing Island #10, half page view of
Fredericksburg................$55.00 111414
- REBELS
OUTSIDE OF THEIR WORKS AT YORKTOWN, PRE-CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS ISSUE,
Harper's Weekly, May 17th, 1862, 16 pages. Union cavalry
in pursuit at Yorktown, charge of the 1st Mass. near Yorktown, full page
map of the war in Virginia, Farragut's flagship, THE HARTFORD,
in the Mississippi, superb centerfold of Farragut's squadron and Captain
Porter's mortar entering the Mississippi
River.............................$49.00 111415
- THE
FLAGSHIP HARTFORD ATTACKED BY THE REBEL RAM MANASSAS IN THE MISSISSIPPI
(COVER), Harper's Weekly, June 14th, 1862, 16
pages. Feeding Negro children at Hilton Head, HOMER
CENTERFOLD--NEWS FROM THE WAR, the starving people of New
Orleans. Beautiful Winslow Homer
print.....................................$65.00 111416
- CORINTH,
MS THREE VIEWS (COVER), Harper's Weekly, June
21st, 1862, 16 pages. Advance guard of Pope entering Corinth, Army of
the Potomac. Rebels evacuating Mechanicsville, our Pickets at Corinth,
Pope's troops throw up a magazine at Corinth, centerfold--Army of the
Potomac at Camp on the Cumberland River, charge of Sickles Brigade at
the Battle of Fair Oaks, Battle of Hanover Court
House.................................$55.00 111417
- RESCUE
OF A WOUNDED OFFICER FROM A BAND OF GUERILLAS (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, December 12th, 1863, 16 pages. Bridge over Bull Run,
excellent view of Stevenson, AL, couriers of the Army of the Cumberland,
Rev. R.M. Turner, Chaplain of the 1st US Colored troops, great map of
the area from Chattanooga to Charleston.................................$25.00 111418
- THE
CANAL AT VICKSBURG, CUTTING AWAY THE DAM AT THE VICKSBURG CANAL (COVER),
Harper's Weekly, April 4th, 1863, 16 pages. Sunset on the
Yazoo River, a Union scout in the Southwest, map of Port Hudson, LA and
Bayou Sara, LA, Rebel confiscated horses in New
Orleans......................................$35.00 111419
- THE
IRONCLAD WEEHAWKEN FIRING ON FORT SUMTER (COVER), Leslie's
Illustrated News, May 2nd, 1863, 16 pages. Attack of the
ironclads on the Charleston forts, a triple sheet print that was
intended to be spliced together (minor tear), detailed views of the
ironclad fleet off Charleston. Two pages have tears that have no prints,
repairable. Selling issue for the jumbo
centerfold......................................$25.00 111420
- SKIRMISHING
NEAR VICKSBURG (COVER), Leslie's Illustrated News,
June 10th, 1863, 16 pages. Views of Charleston, centerfold Siege at VICKSBURG,
sinking of a blockade runner off Charleston.
Fine............................................$34.00 111421
- HANGING
OF TWO REBEL SPIES JUNE 9TH, 1863 (COVER), Harper's Weekly,
July 4th, 1863, 16 pages. Union works before Vicksburg, building
Vicksburg entrenchments, centerfold Buford's Cavalry attacks at Beverly
Ford on the Rappahannock, Battle at Milliken's Bend,
LA.................................................................$35.00 111422
- A
TORPEDO EXPLODED THE COMMODORE BARNEY ON THE JAMES RIVER (COVER),
Leslie's Illustrated News, August 29th, 1863, 16 pages.
Battle of Honey Springs, AR, the North and South views of Morris Isle.
Trifle edge nicks, separated at
seam................................................................$20.00 111423
- THE
SIEGE OF CHARLESTON -- ATTACK ON BATTERY GREGG BY BOAT (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, October 3rd, 1863, 16 pages. Troops storming Fort
Wagner, soldiers exploding torpedoes, explosion of magazine on Fort
Moultrie, Map of Rosecrans' operations in Tennessee and Georgia,
centerfold Buford attacking the enemy at Raccoon Ford, Custer charging
up the hill. Crisp paper.....................................$35.00 111424
- SECESH
WOMEN ON HORSEBACK COMING FOR PROVISIONS -- WAR ON THE MISSISSIPPI
(COVER), Leslie's Illustrated News, October 10th,
1863, Siege of Charleston -- Sullivan's Island and Morris Island, War in
Texas -- attack on gunboats on the Sabine River. Issue never cut apart,
mild tone at edge......................................$32.00 111425
- GENERAL
GRANT CROSSES THE CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, February 20th, 1864. Negro sentinels. St. Valentine's
Day 1864, the destruction of the Colt Armory, a new Rebel RAM
at Mobile..................................$28.00 111426
- COLONEL
ULRIC DAHLGREN (COVER), Harper's Weekly, March
26th, 1864. Colonel Dahlgren is ambushed and killed, Lincoln gives
Grant Lt. General Commission, centerfold CUSTER
moves across the Rapidan, views of Mobile, Governor Michael Hahn of
Louisiana. Excellent issue..........................................$45.00 111427
- HARRY
DAVIS CAPTURED THE BATTLE FLAG OF THE 13TH LA FROM THE DYING FLAG BEARER
(COVER), Harper's Weekly, September 17th, 1864, 16
pages. Farragut's Fleet bombarding Fort Morgan, Admiral Farragut in
dress uniform, view of Petersburg from the North, map of the Eastern US,
centerfold McClellan and horse, Grant's headquarters on Weldon RR, Fort
Hell. Minor blems..............................................$30.00 111428
- JOHN
HUNT MORGAN (COVER), Harper's Weekly, September
24th, 1864. Grant's men in the trenches at Petersburg, Fort Morgan after
the surrender, damage to the Brooklyn after the battle of August 5th,
1864. Map of Fort Morgan, centerfold NAST "Blessings of
Victory". One page torn affecting one minor print. Great MOBILE
ISSUE......................$35.00 111429
- CAVALRY
OFFICERS ON HORSEBACK OBSERVING MOVEMENTS (COVER), Harper's
Weekly, October 29th, 1864, 16 pages. Headquarters of the Army
of the James, Rebel prisoners, Battle of Darbytown Road, view of Mobile
and the Federal fleet in the Bay, Richmond refugees on board a Federal
boat, blowing up of the NASHVILLE. Nice
issue...............................$28.00 111430
- GENERAL
CUSTER PRESENTING CAPTURED REBEL FLAGS TO THE WAR DEPT. (COVER),
Harper's Weekly, November 12th, 1864, 16 pages. Stanton
and Fessenden at Petersburg, Centerfold--Election Day 1864, Butler's
headquarters Army of the James, General Rickets, Bidwell, Grover, and
Lowell. Minor blems, scarce Custer cover...........................$45.00 111431
- THE
FALL OF FORT FISHER (COVER), Leslie Illustrated News,
February 4th, 1865, 16 pages. Storming Fort Fisher, advance of the
skirmishers on Fort Fisher, centerfold of the 1st Assault on Fort
Fisher, planting the flag, view along the Savannah River. Exceptional
Fort Fisher issue, very fine.......................................$49.00 111432
- UNION
ARTILLERY BEFORE PETERSBURG, IRONCLAD FLEET FORCING OBSTRUCTIONS ON THE
JAMES RIVER (COVER), Harper's Weekly, February
11th, 1865, 16 pages. Burning of the Smithsonian, Virginians drawing
rations from the Federal Commissary, centerfold--SHERMAN
reviewing his army at Savannah, Rebel women leaving Savannah by ship
(2). Fine.........................................$35.00 111433
- DECOYING
A BLOCKADE RUNNER NEAR FORT FISHER (COVER), Leslie's
Illustrated News, March 4th, 1865, 16 pages. Scenes in and
around Fort Fisher, US troops capture rifle pits near Charleston, Union
fortifications near Fort Fisher, view of Smithville, NC, gunboats
advancing on Charleston. Very fine, scarce Leslie's
edition..........................................$45.00 111434
- BIRTHPLACE
OF GRANT (COVER), Harper's Weekly, November 25th,
1865, 16 pages. Early Oil Wells in PA, THE CHAMPION NINE, ATLANTIC
BASEBALL TEAM OF BROOKLYN, NY, Professor Lowe's Balloons, The
execution of Captain Henry Wirz. Excellent late
issue...........................................................$40.00
71500 - SHERMAN'S
MARCH THROUGH GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA, Harpers Weekly,
January 7th, 1865. The 107th NY raising the flag at Milledgeville, GA.
The 14th and 20th Army Corps leaving Atlanta, the 20th Corps at
Milledgeville, GA, and Madison, GA, the 17th Corps crossing the Ogechee
River, Wheeler's Cavalry being driven out of Sandersville, GA. The
prison pen at Milton, GA, Kilpatrick's Cavalry at Marietta, GA, Sherman
and his staff before Savannah, capture of the "Resulte" on the
Savannah River.............................$45.00 71501
- SAVANNAH CAPTURED ALONG WITH FORT MCALLISTER, Harpers
Weekly, January 14th, 1865. Fort McAllister's ordnance stores
captured, General Hazen storming Fort McAllister, Sherman entering
Savannah, a map of Wilmington and its defenses, Kilpatrick's last charge
at Waynebough, GA, the charge of the 3rd Brigade, Battle of Nashville,
released prisoners at
Charleston................................................$45.00 71502
- SAVANNAH CAPTURED, Harpers Weekly, January 21st,
1865. Butler's canal at Dutch Gap, the Union Army enters Savannah,
Commander Porter, view of a captured Savannah,
GA......................................$35.00 71503
- SHERMAN CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS IN SAVANNAH, Harpers Weekly,
January 28th, 1865, 16 pages. Naval print "Between the Decks",
Sherman in Atlanta, Sherman celebrates Christmas in Savannah,
centerfold, the fleet landing at Federal Point, Butler's Army of the
James, General Slocum
print..............................................$35.00 71504
- THE CAPTURE OF FORT FISHER, Harpers Weekly,
February 4th, 1865, 16 pages. General Alfred Terry [cover], the landing
of troops and assault on Fort Fisher, the Army of the Potomac receives
news of the capture of Fort Fisher, Admiral Porter's fleet at Fort
Fisher, centerfold, the Assault and capture of Fort Fisher, the
destruction of the Rebel Ram Savannah on the eve of the occupation of
Savannah, Kilpatrick's Headquarters at Savannah.........$45.00 71506
- MILITARY PRISONS AT CHARLESTON, FORREST AND BRECKENRIDGE, Harpers
Weekly, February 18th, 1865, 16 pages. Vignetts prints of A. H.
Stephens, RMT Hunter, N. B. Forrest, and Breckenridge, the spot where
McPherson fell, Eastport, MS, Thomas' headquarters, a military execution
at City Point, VA........................................$30.00 71507
- BEFORE PETERSBURG, VA, Harpers Weekly, February
25th, 1865, 16 pages. View before Petersburg print "Home
Again", telling the story to family of his life in a Rebel Prison,
Negro quarters in the Army of the James, John R. Rock, Negro lawyer of
fame during the
War.........................................................$35.00 71508
- SHERMAN'S MARCH THROUGH SOUTH CAROLINA, Harpers Weekly,
March 4th, 1865, 16 pages. Sherman's march through South Carolina, the
road at the Swamp Crossing, Camp Ford, Texas, the "Pontiac"
down the Savannah River, the Charleston & Savannah Railroad through
the swamps, centerfold FORT SUMTER and Charleston Harbor, Sherman
marches through South Carolina, the burning of McPhersonville, the
bombardment of Fort Sumter, the advance from McPhersonville,
SC.......................................$39.00 71509
- BEFORE PETERSBURG, Harpers Weekly, March 11th,
1865, 16 pages. Cover: Before the City of Petersburg, the issuing of
rations of whisky and quinine, Admiral Porter's fleet removing torpedoes
in the Cape Fear River, a view of Petersburg from the Signal Station,
Petersburg field Hospital, operating room, and hospital ward, Harpers
Ferry views, the Great Eastern laying Atlanta
cable....................................................$39.00 71510
- SHERIDAN MOVING IN THE VALLEY, Harpers Weekly,
March 25th, 1865, 16 pages. Cover: Secretary of the Treasury McCulloch,
Phil Sheridan moving in the Valley, Chapel of the Christian
Commission.............................................$25.00 71511
- SHERMAN ENTERS COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA IN RUINS, Harpers
Weekly, April 1st, 1865, 16 pages. Sherman enters the ruined
city of Columbia, SC, the 20th Corps enters Blocks Ville, SC, the 14th
Corps crossing the Catawba River at Rocky Hill, SC, General Mower firing
a Blakely gun across the Pedee River, three large scenes of Columbia, SC
the morning after the fire, Kilpatrick recaptures his headquarters,
Negro recruits in Charleston, Hilton Head docks, recruits from
Charleston, excellent Columbia, SC
issue............................................................$45.00 71512
- RAISING THE STARS AND BARS IN COLUMBIA, SC, COLUMBIA BURNED, Harpers
Weekly, April 8th, 1865, 16 pages. Raising the US flag in
Columbia, SC, ruins of the Norfolk Navy Yard, the charge of Weaver's
Brigade at Salkehatchie, SC, the burning of Columbia, SC, [small tape
repair on one minor print]..........................................$30.00 71513
- SHERMAN AND LOGAN MOVE IN SOUTH CAROLINA, Harpers Weekly,
April 15th, 1865, 16 pages. Cover: General Canby, Grant at City Point,
Sherman and his staff, Logan's Corps crossing the Saluda River,
centerfold, charge of the 9th Army at Fort Steadman, a Rebel attack at
Fort Steadman, the Battle of Bentonville, [some old stamp hinge repairs,
not obtrusive]................................................$25.00 71514
- THE FINAL SURRENDER OF RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG, Harpers
Weekly, April 22nd, 1865, 16 pages. Cover, Cavalry Charge at
Five Forks, Sheridan at Five Forks, Action before Petersburg, the Union
Army entering Petersburg, Centerfold, Union Army entering RICHMOND, the
Capture of Petersburg, ruins in the streets of Petersburg, view of
destroyed Richmond............................................$45.00 71515
- SHERIDAN AND HIS GENERALS, MOBILE, Harpers Weekly,
June 24th, 1865, 16 pages. Cover: Grant greets General Scott, when
Johnny comes marching home, Sheridan and his Generals, centerfold, Our
Arms Victorious by Thomas Nast, Conflagration in Mobile. Very
fine...........................................................$25.00 71516
- THE RUINS OF CHARLESTON, PRISON CELL OF THE CONSPIRATORS, Harpers
Weekly, July 18th, 1865, 16 pages. The 4th of July 1865, the
Ruins in Charleston, Paroled Rebel prisoners at Charleston, view of the
prison cells at the old Capital Prison where the conspirators were
held.....................................................$28.00 71517
- GRANT AND HIS STAFF, HOLIDAY IN CAMP PLAYING FOOTBALL BY WISLOW HOMER,
Harpers Weekly, July 15th, 1865, 16 pages. Cover
"Rustic Courtship", Grant and his Staff, centerfold the US
Cavalry opposite Washington, Holiday in camp by Winslow
Homer..................................................$39.00
The following are
Individual Prints from Harper's and Leslie's that have been beautifully
hand-tinted for framing - attractively colored
(These sell for twice as
much in print shops) 111435
- SHERMAN'S
ADVANCE NEAR MARIETTA, GA, Harper's Weekly, July
30th, 1864, 11"X16" print, hand-colored with Sherman riding
behind his advancing troops...............$35.00 111436
- SCENE
NEAR TRENT'S HOUSE, MCCLELLAN FORMER HEADQUARTERS, Harper's
Weekly, August 16th, 1862, 11"X16" print, troops
advancing, artillery,
hand-colored............................................................$25.00 111437
- THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC ARRIVES AT YORKTOWN, ZOUAVES LEADS THE WAY, Harper's
Weekly, September 6th, 1862, 11"X16" print, ships in
the background. Zouaves with their red baggy pants lead the march,
hand-colored...................................$35.00 111438
- THE
BATTLE OF BATON ROUGE, LA, Harper's Weekly,
September 6th, 1862, 11"X16" print, a view from the camp of an
Indiana regiment, Union troops storming the Rebel lines,
hand-colored.............................................$35.00 111439
- GRANT'S
CAMPAIGN, CHARGE OF THE 5TH CORPS AT PEEBLES'S FARM, Harper's
Weekly, October 22, 1864, 11"X16" print, Union troops
advancing proudly carrying flag of the 5th Corps, hand-colored and
attractive...........................................$35.00
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