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001cw: Civil War Atlanta and Richmond. Large page of sepia tone views of both areas, from the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Authentic antique c1880. 28x18-1/2 in. $80
002cw: ANDERSONVILLE CIVIL WAR PRISON - CAMP SUMTER. Series of engravings showing views of Andersonville (Georgia) Prison, or Camp Sumter, which, during its 14 months, held over 45,000 Union prisoners - almost 13,000 of these died from disease, poor sanitation, malnutrition, overcrowding, or exposure to the elements. A genuine Civil War era antique print. 16-1/2" x 24-1/2" $60
005cw: CHARLESTON EXODUS - OLD CIVIL WAR PRINT. A professionally watercolored antique engraving, captioned "The 'Grand Skedaddle' of the Inhabitants from Charleston, S.C., when Threatened by an Attack from the Federal Troops." The approach of General Brannan's troops terrified the citizenry, and the roads out of town were filled with a complete cross-section of humanity and animals - as depicted here. 16" x 11" $60
006cw: 1861-1865 Union Army Weapons Artillery. This print is from the "Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 1861-1865."This plate shows a wide array of weapons that the Union Army used throughout the war. Included are cannons, swords, rifles, pistols, and artillery carriages. size: 18x29 in. $70
007cw: PORT ROYAL, SOUTH CAROLINA - CIVIL WAR VIEWS. Several engraved views about this Civil War city. Professionally watercolored images of Camp of Viele's Brigade; Fort Welles; Brigade Market; Pets of the 47th, New York; Contrabands Landing Stores in Beaufort; Mary Curtis. A genuine antique print, published in Harper's Weekly, Jan. 11, 1862. 16" x 11" $50
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008cw: EARLY CIVIL WAR SHIPS - OLD ENGRAVED VIEWS. "Lady Davis," two-gun ship of the Southern Confederacy; and Rhode Island Artillery Landing from the steamer "Bienville" at Washington Arsenal. Expertly watercolored antique engravings, original front page of Harper's Weekly, May 18, 1861. Authentic antique print - 139 years old! 11" x 16" $50
009cw: MONUMENTS ERECTED TO THE CONFEDERATE DEAD. Thirty-five black & white images on eight pages, of monuments througout Southern U.S. cities (and one in Chicago) honoring Confederate Soldiers who died in the Civil War. Published in The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War, c1900. A genuine antique. 11-1/2" x 16-1/2" $30
010cw: COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA FIRE - 1865. Six professionally watercolored old engravings on a large two-page centerfold from Harper's Weekly, February 1865. Scenes from Columbia, the morning after the fire. View of Ruins of Columbia from the front of the Capitol, looking north; the Capitol building; Interior of Officer's Prison; Escaped prisoners aiding Union citizens; General Sherman receiving the March to the Sea; and a panoramic view of the smoldering city. A genuine antique print. 22" x 16" $80
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011cw: Civil War Richmond, Virginia Map. Original color litho antique map from U.S. Government official records. Shows vicinity of Richmond and part of the peninsula. 28x18-1/2 in. $80
014cw: BATTLE OF BULL RUN - 1861 PRINT. A dramatic overview of the Battle of Bull Run, Virginia, July 21, 1861. The Confederates called it the Battle of Manassas. Important early Civil War battle ending in defeat for the Union army. Professionally watercolored old engraving. Genuine antique. Large 22" x 16"
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015cw: CIVIL WAR ZOUAVES VIEW. Civil War scene inside Fort Pickens, showing groups of soldiers keeping watch, others doing laundry and others marching in formation. Hand colored woodcut engraving from Harper's Weekly, July 27, 1861. 16x11 in. $40
016cw: 1865 Post-Civil War Pardons. Important Thomas Nast print of General Lee and Confederates seeking pardon, as promised by the late President Lincoln. A wavering Columbia sits before them, wondering "Shall I Trust These Men?" Hand colored genuine antique engraving. 11x16 in. $50
018cw: 1864 Fort Pillow Massacre. Hand colored antique engraving of this brutal fight. From Sherman's Meridian Campaign section of Harper's History of the Great Rebellion. 16x11 in.
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019cw: c.1880 West Virginia Reconnaissance Map. Vicinity of Gauley Bridge. Map from official records of Union and Confederate Armies, published after the war. Also maps on same page of Battlefield near Gauley River, and Somerset, Kentucky. 29x18 in. $80
021cw: 1863 Grant's Army Storms Vicksburg. Union troops charging Confederate rifle pits. Fine black & white antique engraving. Two-page spread in Harper's. 22x16 in. $50
022cw: 1861 VIEWS OF FORT PICKENS. Old engraved views produced early during the Civil War. Entrance to Fort Pickens, facing Fort Barancas after two days' bombardment; Northern row of guns at Pickens, showing battered cannons; panoramic view showing Confederate fleet, Steam boilers and machinery, Sand batteries, Loading guns. Full original page from Harper's, Dec. 28, 1861. An authentic antique print. 16" x 11" $30
023cw: 1863 Lee's Army Crosses the Potomac. Fine hand colored antique engraving shows the Confederate Cavalry advance beginning it's invasion of Northern states. 16x11 in. $40
024cw: 1866 Jefferson Davis print by Nast. Thomas Nast contrasts the true suffering of Union prisoners at Andersonville with the comparatively lush accomodations for Jefferson Davis while imprisoned at Fort Monroe. Genuine antique engraving. 11x16 in. $40
025cw: 1861 Confederate States Cabinet. Antique engraved black & white portrait of Confederate President Jefferson Davis' cabinet. Harper's. 16x11 in. $30
026cw: 1870 Jefferson Davis by Nast. "Time Works Wonders." Cartoon of Davis as Iago, from Othello. Antique print by Thomas Nast. 11x16 in. $30
027cw: 1861-1865 Atlas to accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate armies. General Topgraphical Map sheet IX showing Georgia and South Carolina. Printed by Julius Bien & Co. Lithograph, NY. Map is in ecellent condition. 18x28.5in. $90
029cw: Antique Civil War Maps. Several maps on one large page, compiled after the war from officers' field maps. Johnson's Island, OH; Five Forks, VA; Westport and Big Blue, MO; Campaign against Sterling Price; Newtonia, MO, etc. Antique color litho published c.1880. 29x18 in. $80
030cw: 1891 Admiral Porter Portrait. Fine black & white antique engraved portrait of Civil War Admiral David D. Porter. From Harper's Weekly, 1891. 11x16 in. $40
032cw: CIVIL WAR - SLAVES HARBORING UNION ESCAPEES. Genuine antique engraved Civil War print from Harper's Weekly, 1864. "Escaping Union Officers Succored by Slaves." Escaped Union officers find temporary safe haven in the home of slaves. 16" x 11" $40
034cw: General Johnston Portrait. Hand colored antique engraving of the Confederate General. 10-1/2x16-1/2 in. $30
037cw: 1888 Jeb Stuart Portrait. Great uncolored antique engraving by Rufus Zogbaum (signature in woodcut). Stuart, the daredevil Southern Cavalry officer upon his steed. Includes text, Harper's. 11x16 in.
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038cw: GENERAL GEORGE MEADE PORTRAIT - 1863. Engraved portrait of Major General George C. Meade, from a photograph by Brady. Meade was new Commander of the Army of the Potomac at the time of this portrait, published on the cover of Harper's Weekly, July 11, 1863. Article on Meade on the reverse. Authentic Civil War era engraving - a genuine 137-year-old antique print. 11" x 16" $30
041cw: 1861 Scene of a Union Recruitment Center in New York. Color wood engraving published in an 1861 French periodical shows a recruitment center in New York City. Detailed print shows men surrounding the volunteer center, reading signs promising cash rewards for new recruits. 10x14 in.
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042cw: 1895 Infantry and Cavalry Flags. Color lithograph from the official U.S. government atlas of the Civil War, printed in 1895. Shows the Union and Confederate flags for the various infantries and cavalries. Each flag is accompanied by the corresponding military unit and date of adoption. Some light "ghost" images where the print was originally folded in the atlas, but overall condition is very good. 18x28 in. $125
101cw: 1864 Civil War: Recruiting Immigrants. Fascinating engraved scene from the Illustrated London News, titled "Enlisting Irish and German Emigrants on the Battery at New York. Shows a scene outside of Castle Garden, the principal entry point for Europeans who were migrating to America. Union Army recruiters are talking with recently arrived immigrants, offering them cash for joining the military. A sign on the left side states that new recruits would be paid a total of $600 for enlisting. A repair has been made to the bottom margin of this print, but the image is completely intact. 11x16 in. $60
102cw: Civil War: Fort Pickens, Pensacola Florida. Hand colored, engraved scenes from the Dec. 14, 1861 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Scenes In and Around Fort Pickens." Interesting scenes of the fort and the Pensacola area, from the first year of the Civil War. 16x22 in. $120
103cw: 1862 Civil War: Rebels Destroy Town. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "John Morgan’s Highwaymen Sacking a Peaceful Village in the West." Shows a scene of mayhem and destruction, as Confederate soldiers burn buildings and execute citizens. 11x16 in. $50
104cw: 1860 Democratic Presidential Candidates. Large, hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Prominent Candidates for the Democratic Nomination at Charleston, South Carolina." Each of the candidates is shown, with an image of the White House at the bottom. Included is a portrait of Jefferson Davis, who was a candidate for the Democratic nomination before becoming President of the Confederacy. Several repairs have been made to the center crease of this print by a restoration professional, but overall condition is very good. 16x22 in. $100
105cw: 1863 Nast Civil War Scenes: Border States. Hand colored engraving by Thomas Nast, the most famous political cartoonist of the 19th century, published in Harper’s Weekly. Title is "The War in the West." Contains numerous images of the suffering and destruction which occurred during the war, mainly at the expense of innocent civilians. Above the images is the phrase "The War in the Border States." 16x22 in. $120
106cw: Civil War Scene: Fort Walker South Carolina. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Pictorial History of the War of 1861, titled "Retreat of the Rebel Garrison, Commanded by General Drayton, from Fort Walker to Bluffton, During the Bombardment by the National Fleet on the Afternoon of November 7th 1861." Fleeing soldiers are shown in the foreground, with the Union battleships firing at them from a distance. 16x22 in. $80
107cw: 1863 Civil War: Army of the Cumberland. Two hand colored engravings on one page from Harper’s Weekly, showing scenes in the Union’s Army of the Cumberland: 1) The Courier Line; and 2) Pack Mules in the Mountains. 11x16 in. $50
108cw: 1887 Gettysburg Civil War Reunion Scene. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Scene of the Reunion of Union and Confederate Veterans on the Field of Gettysburg." Shows veterans from both sides reminiscing on the battlefield. 16x22 in. $120
109cw: 1863 Civil War Union Cavalry Attacks Rebels. Hand colored engraving from the Oct. 31, 1863 issue of Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Army of the Cumberland: Charge of the First Wisconsin and Second Indiana Cavalry on the Rebels, October 2, 1863." Interesting scene in the heat of a battle. 11x16 in.
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110cw: 1862 Civil War Union Troops, Cairo Illinois. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Embarkation of General McLernand’s Brigade at Cairo: The Advance of the Great Mississippi Expedition. January 10, 1862." Shows large numbers of troops filing onto riverboats in preparation for the expedition. 11x16 in. $50
111cw: Civil War Military, National Flags. Colorful lithograph from the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, published in 1895 by the United States government. Shows the official flags of Union army divisions, as well as the Union and Confederate national flags. Also included are representations of the badges worn by several different Union army corps. 18x29 in. $125
112cw: 1861 Civil War: Union Fire Fighters Enlisted. Engraved scene from the May 25, 1861 Illustrated London News, titled "The War Excitement in New York: Scene in Front of a Fire-Engine House." A crowd is shown gathered in front of several large posters which denounce the Confederacy and call all fire men to arms. 11x16 in. $50
113cw: 1862 Pennsylvania Civil War Troop Scenes. Hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. Title is "Scenes, Sports and Incidents in Camp Graham, Near Washington D.C., Headquarters of the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Regiment, on the Occasion of the Presentation of Regimental Colors by the State of Pennsylvania, Saturday December 14th." This print contains numerous small scenes of life in camp, where soldiers were amusing themselves with various track and field activities. 16x22 in. $150
114cw: 1888 Map: Gettysburg Civil War Battlefield. Detailed, topographical map of the area around Gettysburg PA, including all the locations where fighting took place during the Civil War battle. All farms around the outskirts of the town are shown as well, with the names of property owners included. Published in Volume III of the "History of the Civil War in America," by the Compte de Paris, in 1888. Title page of the book is included with this map. 11x12 in.
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115cw: 1888: Gettysburg Civil War Veterans Reunion. Hand colored, engraved images from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, titled "Pennsylvania: The Celebration of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Reunion of Veterans, Dedication of Monuments, etc." Contains views of eight monuments which were erected at the time. Also shows Lee’s headquarters, and a group of veterans camping on the old battlefield. 16x22 in. $150
116cw: 1863 Civil War: Chattanooga Lookout Mountain. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "General View of Chattanooga and Union Encampments—Rebel Army Beyond Belt of Timber—From Our Signal Station." Shows a panoramic view of the town and surrounding countryside, with Union troops in the foreground. The center vertical crease of this print has split several inches in from the top and bottom edges, but both splits have been expertly repaired on the back with archival tape. 16x22 in. $150
118cw: 1864 Civil War: Knoxville Tennessee Views. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The War in Tennessee: Views at Knoxville and Vicinity." Contains a panoramic view of Knoxville from Keith’s Heights, as well as smaller scenes around the area. 16x22 in. $150
119cw: 1866 Portraits of Civil War Union Generals. Hand colored engraved portraits of twelve generals: Stevens, Lytle, Reynolds, Reno, Lyon, Mansfield, Kearney, Mitchell, Taylor, Strong, Bayard and Hiram G. Berry. size: 6.5x9.5 in. $40
200cw: RARE Winslow Homer Civil War: Cavalry Charge. Dramatic, engraved scene by Winslow Homer, one of the most famous American artists of the 19th Century. The image is titled "The War for the Union, 1862: A Cavalry Charge." It is from the July 5, 1862 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Homer shows a scene in the middle of a heated battle between the Union and Confederate forces. Soldiers are charging at each other with swords drawn, engaged in hand to hand combat. This engraving is in very good condition, with only a few barely noticeable spots of foxing on the image. There is a 4-inch horizontal split along the bottom of the center crease, which has been professionally repaired on the back with archival tape. 16x22 in. $150
201cw: RARE Civil War Battle View: South Mountain MD. Large, hand-colored engraving of hand-to-hand combat during the Battle of South Mountain Maryland, which occurred on Sept. 14, 1862. Printed in Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, which was published shortly after end of the Civil War. Contains stirring images of soldiers on both sides, fighting passionately. This item is in very good condition. There are a few tears in the margins, but the image is in fine shape. 17x44 in.
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202cw: Civil War Battle Scene: Lookout Mountain. RARE! Hand colored, engraved view of Hooker’s Battle Above the Clouds, which occurred on Lookout Mountain in Tennessee, on Nov. 24, 1863. Printed in Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, which was published shortly after the Civil War. Stirring scene of troops charging into battle, with artillery shells landing next to them. Below the image, there is text which describes highlights of the battle. 16x22 in. $50
203cw: RARE Thomas Nast Civil War Election Scenes. This beautiful woodcut engraving is from the Nov. 12, 1864 issue of Harper’s Weekly. It was drawn by Thomas Nast, the most famous political cartoonist of the 19th century. The cartoon is titled "Election Day, 8th November 1864." It features Columbia, who symbolized honor and virtue in the United States, casting a vote for Lincoln . Next to the ballot box is Peace, an angel who is being held captive by two demons: "Southern Rebellion" and "Traitors North." Below the main image are three smaller insets: "Soldiers Mailing in their Votes," "The Veterans Vote," and "Citizens Voting." Nast includes several statements under the main image: "The Victory at the Ballot Box will be in Vindication of this Union and of Our Authority," "Down With Slavery," "No Compromise," "Down with the Rebels," and The Election of the Union Candidates will Bring Peace." 16x22 in. $50
204cw: 1863 Civil War: Union Army Takes Fort Hindman, Arkansas. Dramatic, hand-colored engraving from the Feb. 14, 1863 issue of Leslie’s Weekly. Contains a large image of Union gunboats bombarding Fort Hindman. Small image at bottom left shows damage to the fort’s interior. Also shown are two naval scenes: The Confederate cruiser Alabama sinking a Union transport ship, and Union soldiers removing torpedoes from a Southern bayou. Very good condition. $100
205cw: Beautiful hand colored engravings from the August 1, 1863 issue of Harper's Weekly. Five images titled, The Riots at New York, depict the draft riots of the Civil War. Images captioned clockwise from top left, A Gorilla on the Loose, Dragging Colonel O'Brien's Body through the Mud, Sacking Brooks's Clothing Store, Degro Quarters in Sullivan Street, and The Dead Sergeant in Twenty - Second Street. 11x16 in.
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206cw: Draft Riots in New York - Exciting Scenes During the Reign of Terror. Double page spread from the August 1, 1863 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Nine engravings showing various scenes from the Civil War anti - draft riots. 16x22 in. $50
207cw: The Civil War in America: General Stuart (Confederate) with his Cavalry Scouting in the Neighbourhood of Culpepper Courthouse. From the October 4, 1862 issue of The Illustrated London News. 16x11 in. $60
208cw: 1861 Civil War: Union Fire Fighters Enlisted. Engraved scene from the May 25, 1861 Illustrated London News, titled "The War Excitement in New York: Scene in Front of a Fire-Engine House." A crowd is shown gathered in front of several large posters which denounce the Confederacy and call all fire men to arms. Hand Colored. 11x16 in. $50
209cw: Very nice hand colored wood engraving of the American Civil War. Published in 1863 in a French publication called L'Univers Illustre. Page has two scenes, upper titled: Guerre D'Amerique - Le bruleurs de coton. Lower image titled: Guerre D'Amerique - Combat de Olustee, le 20 fevrier. 10.5x16 in. $60
210cw: Beautiful hand colored wood engraving from the April 30, 1864 issue of Harper's Weekly. The Press on The Field, by Thomas Nast. This double page spread shows different scenes of a reporters life during the war, including, reporters In Action, Reliable Information, and Contraband News. Upper right corner has been arhivally repaired in margin, does not effect image. 16x22 in. $150
CWS: Entire run of all 49 of Winslow Homer's Civil War wood engravings as published in Harper's Weekly. Includes "Inauguration of Lincoln", "The Sharpshooter", "The Russian Ball", "Skating in Central Park" plus many more. The images included are 49 of Winslow Homers engravings done from December 22, 1860 through July 26, 1865. $3,805 if purchased separately. Save time and money - buy the whole set for $3000
1172cw: 1864 Views of Rebel Atrocities. Original Harper's Weekly (1864). Six views of Copfederate atrocities. Color: Black and White. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 22x16 in. $24
1190cw: 1861 Fort Monroe Stampede of Slaves. Original Harper's Weekly published in 1861. Stampede of Slaves to Fortress Monroe. Color: Water Color. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 16x11 in. $34
1191cw: 1862: Civil War Ship Scenes. Original Harper's Weekly (1862). Civil War Monitor Scenes in and on the ship. Color: Black and White. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 16x11 in. $19
1196cw: Civil War Era Print: Bull Run. Civil War Era Manassasas Junction (Bull Run) site after 1st civil war battle VA, south of Washington DC. Color: Hand watercolor. Type: Wood Engraving. Size: 16x11 in. $29