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023phl: 1899 Surrender of Manila. Six hand colored antique halftone prints on one page. Shows U.S. troops, deserted Spanish trenches, etc. 11x16 in. $40
116phl: 1898 Philippine Insurgents Parade in Manila. Engraved scene from Harper's Weekly, titled "A Triumphal Parade of Insurgent Troops in Manila." A large crowd is shown watching a float pass by, flying the insurgent flag. 11x16 in. $40
120phl: 1899: U.S. Army Fights at Maasin Philippines. Four hand-tinted views from Harper's Weekly, showing American troops in action during the advance on Maasin. 11x16 in. $60
204phl: Manila - The Scene Of The Recent Repulse Of The Filipinos. Five half-tone pictures of insurgents and Spanish prisoners in Manila, taken from photographs by John F. Bass and O.K. Davis, Special Correspondents of "Harper's Weekly" In the Philippines and published in Harper's Weekly.11.5x16in. $40
208phl: 1899 In And About Manila, The Scene Of The Recent Filipino Outbreak Against The United States. Fourteen half-tone pictures depicting the people and various views in and about Manila. Published in Leslie's Weekly in 1899. Bottom of folded page has rip in part of title and a minor tear and dirt on bottom right corner. 16x22in. $80
214phl: 1899 The Defenses Of Manila. Twelve half-tone pictures taken from photographs which depict the character of the fortifications upon which the Spanish relied for protection against the American troops. Published in Leslie's Weekly in 1899. 16x22in. $80
300phl: Harper's Weekly
January 14, 1899
Our New Citizens - A Native Family in Iloilo
hand colored
10 x 15 in.
$50
301phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Zamboanga, Isla de Basilan, Gupo Jolo, Grupo Tawi Tawi, Celebes Sea
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
302phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Polillo, Infanta, Nueva Ecija, Isla Jomalig
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
303phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Isla De Tablas, Isla de Romblon, Isla de Sibuyan
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
304phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Isla de Bohol, Isla de Cebu, Isla de Mactan
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
305phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Isla de Samar, Isla de Batac, Isla de Laguan, Isla de Leyte
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
306phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Islas Babuyanes, Isla de Mindoro, Isla de Samar, Isla Paragua, Isla de Mindanao
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
307phl: U.S. State Coast and Geodetic Survey
1899
Distribution of Earthquakes
14.5x 12.5 in.
$40
308phl:
1899 Half-tone with text on Major-General Wesley Merritt, U.S.A. included in an article from Our Flag In The Philippines. Several pages total with other half-tones of political leaders in the Philippines. Bottom left corner missing but it doesn't affect text as it's on the border only.
9-1/2 x 6-1/2 in. $30
309phl:
1899 Half-tone with text on Felipe Agoncillo, chief counselor of the Filipino leader, Emilio Aguinaldo Y Famy. Several pages total with other half-tones of the Filipino envoys.
9-1/2 x 6-1/2 in. $30
310phl:
1898 Harper's Weekly half-tones showing from top, the original natives of the Philippines, living in the mountains; Officer's Headquarters; An Indian Residence; and bottom, Rebel Leaders and Spanish Officers in charge of their deportation from the Islands. Title of all half-tones is, "Manila and the Philippines."
15-1/2 x 11 in. $20
311phl:
C.1899 Half-tones from the book, "Our Islands and Their People." Text surrounds both sides of page with additional half-tone of a Filipino Saw-Mill on other side of page. Front of pafe shows, from top, Negritos of the Southern Philippines; a Group of Domesticated Mangyans; and A Dato of the Moros.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $20
312phl:
C.1889 Half-tone originally featured in the book, "Our Islands and Their People," which shows a "Group of the Better Class of Filipino Women, Suburbs of Manila." Text included on page.
15-1/2 x 11 in. $20
313phl:
1898 Half-tones and text featured in the Scientific American Supplement showing negritos in various settings. Top right half of page is lightly stained but doesn't affect the visibility of the text or half-tone.
16 x 11 in. $20
314phl:
C.1889 Half-tone with text originally featured in the book, "Our Islands and Their People" showing a Fruit Market at Cavite." The half-tone represents the native fruits usually found in the markets of the various cities and towns, attended to by women and girls, all of whom smoke cigars or cigarettes.
11 x 15-1/2 in. $20
315phl:
1896 Half-tones and text featured in Harper's Weekly showing, from top, Aguinaldo's Launch On the River, Surrounded by Native Craft; The Latest Portrait of President Aguinaldo; and a Feast Given By the Town of Fernando to Aguinaldo.
15-1/2 x 11 in. $20
316phl:
1901 Half-tones with article about the Capture of Aguinaldo featured in Harper's Weekly.
16 x 11 in. $30
317phl:
1897 Half-tones featured in Harper's Weekly showing "The Revolt in the Philippine Islands -- Scenes in Manila and its Suburbs."
15-1/2 x 11 in. $20
318phl:
1897 Eight half-tones featured in Harper's Weekly showing, "The Revolt in the Philippine Islands -- Scenes in Manila."
15-1/2 x 11 in. $20
319phl:
1896 Hand colored half-tones featured in Harper's Weekly titled, "With Our Troops in the Philippines."
15-1/2 x 11 in. $40
320phl:
1898 Half-tones featured in Leslie's Weekly showing five scenes of how Aguinaldo was received by his people at San Fernando on the occasion of his recent visit, titled, "A Warm Welcome To the Philippine Insurgents' President."
16 x 11 in. $30
321phl:
1899 Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization scene which is titled, "The Philippines -- Maddened Carabaos Charging Our Advanced Firing-Line." Drawn from Life by G.W. Peters, Special Artist for Harper's Weekly in October, 1899.
15-1/2 x 11 in. $40
322phl:
1898 Leslie's Weekly artist's rendition of Army officers taking it easy on board the transport "Newport," on the long journey across the Pacific. Artist is G.W. Peters and title of scene is, "On the Way to Manila."
16 x 11 in. $30
323phl:
Leslie's Weekly featured half-tone scenes titled, "Manila After Its Surrender."16 x 11 in. $20
324phl:
C.1804 Copper engraved Arrowsmith & Lewis Chart of the East India Islands Exhibiting the several passages between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
11 x 9 in. $50
325phl:
1899 Direct Reproduction from Colored Photograph By the New Colortype (Or Natural Color) Process titled, "On Picket Duty," copyrighted by the N.D. Thompson Publishing Co. Notice man on far right is smiling.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $50
326phl:
1898 Colored half-tone scenes featured in Harper's Weekly showing scenes on the transport "Australia," of the First Expedition, Conveying General Anderson and the 1st. Oregon Volunteers. Title of page is, "With Our Troops For Manila."
15-1/2 x 11 in. $40
327phl:
1898 Scene by artist, Jay Hambidge showing in grayscale, "Insurgents Attacking American Troops on the Night of February 4." Scene took place during the Spanish American War.
16-1/2 x 11 in. $20
328phl:
1901 Color print, painted by Robt. Hopkin and copyrighted by Perrien-Keydel Co. in Detroit, Mich., U.S.A. titled, "Transport Enroute to Manila." Scene shows a transport ship riding the rough surf in the midst of a prevailing storm.
11 x 8 in. $15
329phl:
1906 Color print, painted by H. Aug. Schwabe and copyrighted by Perrien-Keydel Co. in Detroit, Mich., U.S.A. titled, "The Capture of A Filipino Commander."
11 x 8 in. $20
330phl:
1899 Half-tone featured in Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization titled, "Manila -- A Respite From War in the Sanctuary of Peace -- American Soldiers Asleep in Binondo Church After the Fighting."
16 x 10-1/2 in. $20
331phl:
1901 Halftone drawn for Leslie's Weekly by Sydney Adamson titled, "The Strange Story of Aram Keram Deram Minassiam." Scene is captioned, "In the morning I was taken before Aguinaldo." On the outside of border on right side there is a public library stamp and on the left side some minor light stains but neither affect the quality of the picture.
16 x 11 in. $20
332phl:
C.1910 Several half-tones on one page showing, "Scenes in the Philippines." Fourteen scenes of places in Manila and other Philippine cities are shown.
14-1/2 x 11-1/2 in. $30
333phl:
C.1910 Half-tone titled, "Review of Filipino Troops Near Calumpit." Scene shows a review of the Filipino forces by General Mascardo and staff after one of their numerous defeats by the American volunteers. They are standing, without weapons and various companies are intermingled to show a mixture of uniforms.
15-1/2 x 11 in. $30
334phl:
C.1910 Half-tone showing, "American Outpost, Northern Luzon." Scene shows soldiers and their Filipino cat, known for its short, crooked tail, sitting outside their huts, posing for the popular photographer at that time, Mr. Dotter, who favored exciting situations in his war views.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $40
335phl:
1899 Half-tone featured in Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization titled, "Manila -- Insurgent Attack on the Barracks of Co. C, 13th Minnesota Volunteers, During the Tondo Fire." Originally drawn from life by G.W. Peters who was Harper's Weekly's special artist.
16 x 11 in. $30
336phl:
1899 Colortype published by the N.D. Thompson Publishing Co which is titled, "A Skirmish in the Philippines." Scene shows uniformed soldiers standing around awaiting orders.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $40
337phl:
1899 Frederic Remington colored half-tone featured in Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization titled, "The Philippines -- Brigadier-General Loyd Wheaton U.S.V., Ordering the Advance At Stone Quarry Hill, March 13.
16 x 11 in. $50
338phl:
1898 Puck Chromolithograph cartoon in good condition with only a few small tears. Mended archivally. Image shows Uncle Sam holding "Philippines" at the edge of cliff, saving her from the "beasts," "Spanish misrule," and "Agurnaldoism." Copyright by Keppler & Schwarzmann. J. Ottman Lith Co., Puck Building, NY.
19 x 12-1/2 in. $150