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This is a small selection of our Army and Marine prints for sale. Additional inventory is available. Lowest price! Contact us with your request. (800) 879-6277



 
000army:
U.S. Mexican War Forts, 1858 - Hand colored lithographed map by Siebert and Kogge, Washington, D.C. depicts "Lines of March" passed over by the Troops of the United States and the Mexican War, showing the United States, Central America and the West Indies. Details a line from New York to Havana to Panama then to San Francisco. Lines include the National Road, marches up the Mississippi River to St. Louis; and much travel, showing the forts, camps and barracks in Texas; Forts include a march from Fort Yuma to Pimas, Tucson and Fort Buchanan near the border.
Condition: Very good with slight folding creases. This map is unusual and rare.
19 x 17-1/2 in. $350



001army:
1889 Army Police Action antique print. "Arrest of an Illicit Trader in the Indian Territory." Hand colored
antique Zogbaum print.
16x11 in. $60


003army:
1887 Cavalry Horses print. "Afternoon Stables." Union soldiers excercising the horses. Attractive hand colored
original engraving by
Rufus Zogbaum, Harper's. 
16x11 in. $60



004army:
1887 Cavalry Rider Thrown. Trooper thrown from his horse. Genuine Zogbaum engraving, hand colored, artist signature in the engraving.
From front page Harper's.
11x16 in. $60



005army:
1888 Army Clearing the Way. Mounted advance soldiers firing in this large hand colored original Zogbaum wood engraving. Genuine antique.
Large 22x16 in. $100



006army: SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR EDITORIAL CARTOON 1898. Excellent rare color litho cartoon by Victor Gillam in Judge, 1898. Shows a relaxed Uncle Sam on a U.S. warship under a hail of cannonfire, every shot missing its mark.
"Uncle Sam's ships are never
so safe as when under
fire of Spanish guns."
20-1/2" x 14" $80



007army:
1882 Winter Life on the Plains. Two hand colored wood engravings on one Harper's page. Supply train in a snowstorm, and Distributing supplies to the Indians.
Genuine antique prints.
11x16 in. $60



008army:
1889 Soldier Bearing Gift. "A Present to the Company Commander." Officer is presented with a bear. Hand colored authentic antique wood engraving, front page
Harper's, by the great
artist Rufus Zogbaum.
11x16 in. $60



009army:
1876 Fort Sill and Red Cloud Agency. Four hand colored views on one page of
the fort and goods
distribution to Indians.
16x11 in. $60


011army:
1889 Court Martial view. "A Court Martial in the Field." Large hand colored original engraving by Zogbaum.
Excellent 1889 antique print.
 22x16 in. $100


012army:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ENGRAVING. Antique print engraved by Howard Pyle. This spectacular hand colored engraving was produced by Pyle for Harper's Weekly in 1883. Titled "Evacuation Day One Hundred Years Ago." The Continental Army marching from the old Bowery in New York, November 25, 1783.
Size 22" x 16". $150



 
015army:
1899 Wood engraved images shown depicting Marks and Insignia of rank in the Navy of the United States. Featured in Pictorial Battles
of the Civil War.
17 x 12 in. $60



016army:
Frederic Remington half-tone titled, "In the Philippines -- A Bayonet Rush of United States Troops." Featured in Harper's Pictorial.
22 x 16 in. $50



017army:
Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion wood engravings with text showing uniforms of both the United States Navy
and Marine Corps.
22 x 15 in. $60


019army:
1895 Hand colored half-tone image featured in Leslie's Weekly showing the Uniforms and Types of our Army and Navy, -- Plate IV, Our Marines.
16 x 11 in. $60



020army:
1857 Wood engraving from The Illustrated London News showing Officers and Marines of the United States' Steam-Frigate 'Susquehanna.'" Top of page is cropped close to title of newspaper.
15 x 10-1/4 in. $40


101army:
1871 West Point Army Academy Morning Scene. Hand colored engraving from Harper's Weekly, titled "Morning Roll Call at West Point." Shows a group of cadets standing at attention, while one young man at the end
of the line stifles a yawn.
11x16 in. $60



102army:
1887 Zogbaum: West Point Graduation. Large, hand colored engraving by R.F. Zogbaum, from an 1887 issue of Harper's Weekly. Title is "Graduation Day at West Point: The Cavalry Charge." Newly graduated cadets are shown charging on their horses,
with swords drawn.
16x22 in.$150


104army:
Ogden Civil War Uniform Print: US Grant. Color lithographed print by H.A. Ogden, showing the full dress uniforms worn by Major Generals and their staff in the Union Army during the Civil War. The man shown wearing the Major General's uniform is clearly Ulysses S. Grant. This print was published in 1885 as an illustration to a book.
15x17 in. $100



032Cleveland:
Battle of Lake Erie – War of 1812 – Dramatic 1855 interpretation. Hand colored wood engraving.
15 1/8 x 21 ½ in. $150








205army:
Carte tres Commode aux Gens de Guerre. c.1700. Copper engraving illustrating fortification and artillery for use in battle during mid-18th century by Covens and Mortier.
20 x 27.5 in. $325


206army:
Army Navy Journal 75th Anniversary issue. Large format softcover published 1938. 138pp. Great ads, articles by FDR, Admiral Leahy, and General Pershing (includes his full color portrait.)
11 x 14 in. $40



107army:
1943: Account of the Wartime Commandos. Book entitled "Combined Operations - The Official Story of the Commandos," those hand-picked men from the Royal Navy, The British Army and the Royal Air Force who worked with the U.S. Rangers. Forward by Lord Mountbatten. New York: Macmillan 1943. 155 pages, book and dust jacket in excellent condition. Original owner's signature on flyleaf.
$40



200army:
 
RARE Revolutionary War: British Surrender. Hand colored, engraved scene from the Oct. 22, 1881 issue of Harper's Weekly, titled "The Surrender of Cornwallis. The English general is shown reluctantly approaching the American officers, preparing to hand his sword to them.
16x22 in. $150


201army:
Very nice chromolithograph from Kurz & Allison c1890. Battle of Monmouth - June 28th 1778. Revolutionary War print showing the infamous "Molly Pitcher" helping to load the cannon after her husband fell from heat stroke. Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley was given her nickname because she would bring pitchers of cool water from nearby streams or wells
to the thirsty soldiers.
18x12 in. $250



202army:
 
Beautiful hand colored lithograph depicting the Revolutionary War. Title of image is, Captain and Troopers, 1861. Image published in 1891 by G.B. Seal embossed below image reads, The Army and Navy of the United States. 12x18.5 in. $100



203army:
Brigadier-General, Aide-de-Camp and Orderlies,1776. Beautiful hand colored lithograph published in 1890 for the Army and Navy of the United States. The seal of the Army and Navy is embossed below the image in the lower margin. 12x18.5 in. $100


204army:
 
Islands & Atolls. World War II - Pacific. 1944 Naval War Map #5. Islands and Atolls. Japanese Offensive. Beautiful Color inset of Races of the Pacific.
 40 x 59 in. $150
 


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