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001rm: 1887 RICHMOND VIRGINIA CIGARETTE FACTORY. 1887 double page woodcut engraving of scenes in a Richmond cigarette factory. Contains two small scenes at top: "The Library," and "Quitting Time." Large scene at bottom shows women and girls rolling cigarettes inside the factory. Harper's. 22x16 in. $120
002rm: 1865 Richmond Post-War Elections. Two hand colored view of this important election following the Civil War. Harper's. 10-1/2x15-1/2 in. $50
004rm: 1834 Richmond Episcopal Church. A hand colored early steel engraving of the church. 11x8-1/2 in. $40
005rm: 1870 Virginia Railroad Station. Entertaining view of the people waiting for the train. A scarce hand colored view from Every Saturday. 14-1/2x10-1/2 in. $50
008rm: 1865 Richmond Railroad and Canal views. Two black & white views on one Harper's page, with text. The Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad, and James River & Kanawha Canal. 11x16 in. $30
010rm: Richmond Civil War views. Sepia tone images of the Civil War in the Richmond area. Eleven views on one large page, produced by the US Government after the War. 29x18 in. $80
011rm: 1865 Richmond Mass Meeting. Black & white engraving of gathering at the State Capitol, August 29,1865. Interesting full page from Harper's. 16x11 in. $30
100rm: 1877: President Hayes in Richmond Virginia. Hand colored, engraved images from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, titled "Virginia: The Visit of President Hayes and Members of his Cabinet to the Virginia State Fair in Richmond, Oct. 30 and 31. Scenes and Incidents on the Fair Grounds." Shows preparations for the President’s visit, as well as scenes from the visit itself. 16x22 in. $150
101rm: 1888 Richmond VA Exposition Print. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Great Industrial and Agricultural Exposition at Richmond, Virginia." Contains a collage of images from the exposition, which contained many relics of Virginia history. 11x16 in. $60
102rm: 1864 Richmond Virginia Civil War View. Hand colored engraving from L’Illustration, a French periodical, showing a bird’s-eye view of the area around Richmond Virginia. Major landmarks in the area are labeled. Troops are shown on the hills overlooking the city. 11x15 in. $60
103rm: 1899 Sheet Music: Green Fields of Virginia. This is the sheet music to a song titled "Mid the Green Fields of Virginia (In the Vale of Shenandoah)." Image in the center of the cover shows a farmer plowing a field with two oxen. The name of a previous owner is written in old fashioned ink at the top of the cover. 10x14 in. $30
104rm: Civil War Richmond VA Bird’s Eye View. Hand colored engraving, published in Harper’s History of the Great Rebellion, showing the area around Richmond as it looked in June of 1864. Important landmarks are numbered, and named below the image. 11x16 in. $50
105rm: 1862 Civil War Map of Richmond VA. Engraved map of Richmond and its environs, from Harper’s Weekly. Locations of Confederate forts are shown . 11x16 in. $40
106rm: 1853: George Washington Statue, Richmond VA. Hand colored engraving from Gleason’s Pictorial, showing the equestrian statue of George Washington which had recently been erected in Richmond. Text on either side of the image describes the statue.11x16 in. $60
107rm: 1863 Richmond Civil War Libby Prison View. Two hand-colored engravings from Harper’s Weekly, showing locations of imprisoned Union soldiers in Richmond Virginia. Top image is titled "Exterior View of the Libey Prison, Richmond, Virginia." Bottom is "Encampment of Union Prisoners at Belle Isle, Richmond Virginia." 11x16 in. $60
109rm: 1894 Jefferson Davis House, Richmond VA. Photographic image of the house in which Jefferson Davis resided during his presidency of the South during the Civil War. Published in 1894 as an illustration to a book. A descriptive paragraph is below the image. 10x13 in. $35
110rm: 1874: Shad Fishing by Richmond Virginia. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Shad Fishing in the James River, Opposite Richmond." A group of fishermen are shown pulling a large net onto the shore. A short article describing the scene is below the image. 8x11 in. $30
111rm: 1907 Map of Virginia. Colorful map of Virginia, published in 1907 by the George F. Cram Co. Each county is colored separately. Cities, towns and railroad lines are shown. An inset map of the area around Norfolk is in the upper left corner. 14x22 in. $50
112rm: 1862 Richmond VA Civil War Prisons. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Prisons and Jailers at Richmond." Portraits of two Southern jailers are shown, as well as a portrait of a prisoner of war. Views of three prisons are shown as well: 1) "The Rebel Prison on Main Street Near 25th Street;" 2) "Prison No. 2, Richmond;" and 3) "Sudley Church." 11x16 in. $60
113rm: 1866 Dog Catching in Richmond Virginia. Hand colored engraving from Leslie’s Weekly, titled "Enforcing the Dog Laws in Richmond, Virginia." A dog catcher is shown chasing a stray dog down the street, while onlookers watch with amusement. A short article beneath the image describes the scene. 11x16 in. $50
114rm: 1873: Richmond VA Seen From James River. Hand colored engraving from Picturesque America, titled "Richmond from the James." Shows a view of the city as seen from the opposite side of the river, with a bridge in the foreground. 9x12 in. $50
115rm: 1873: Richmond College, Richmond Virginia. Hand colored, engraved view of Richmond College from the June 14, 1873 issue of Harper’s weekly. Shows an exterior view of the college building, with pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground. 8x11 in
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116rm: 1835: Richmond Virginia Episcopal Church. Hand colored steel engraving by W. Goodacre, titled "Episcopal Church at Richmond, Virginia." Shows an exterior view of the church, with several figures in the foreground. 9x11 in. $50
117rm: Very nice hand colored engravings from the December 21, 1889 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Large engraving on bottom is titled, The Death of Jefferson Davis. - The Daughter of a Confederate Veteran Decorating the Portrait of the Deceased Chief. Upper left picture captioned, The Residence of Jefferson Davis in Richmond, VA., as it Appeared During the War. Top right picture of his daughter, Miss Winnie Davis. 11x16 in. $50
118rm: Large double page spread from the May 29, 1880 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Hand colored engraved images titled, Virginia. - The South in 1880 - A Glimpse of Richmond and its Attractions. Large picture at the bottom shows a view of Richmond from the drive overlooking the city. Top left picture shows the reception parlors of the westmoreland club. Top right picture of children feeding squirrels in capitol square. Top center shows three prominent buildings in Richmond. 16x22 in. $150
119rm: Two hand colored wood engravings from the February 16, 1861 issue of The Illustrated London News. Top image is captioned, The Principal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Lower image is captioned, Dealers Inspecting a Negro at a Slave Auction in Virginia. Article surrounding pictures is titled, Slave Auctions in Richmond, Virginia. 16x11 in. $80
120rm: Hand colored steel engraving, published by Samuel Walker of Boston in 1865. The title reads, "Capitol of Virginia, Richmond". Image shows a side view of the Capitol building with a coach and figures in the foreground. 7.5x10 in. $80