HARPER'S WEEKLY, JUNE 30, 1866

Front page illustrations of The Halt; A Scene in the Georgia Campaign, taken from a Thomas Nast painting. Also has a portrait of the Late Lewis Cass. Other illustrations: Bunker Hill Monument. Suffering at Andersonville Prison. The Treatment of Jeff Davis at Fort Monroe. Marriage of a Colored Soldier at Vicksburg by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmen's Bureau. Scene in front of the Washington Hotel, Vicksburg, Miss. Paris Fashions for June 1866, and more. Light edge wear.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1872

Front page illustration of General John A. Dix and his famous General Orders; "If any man attempts to haul down the American Flag, shoot him on the spot. Excellent vignette of General Dix pointing to an American Flag with the motto, The Union Must and Shall be Preserved. Uncle Sam shouldering a musket stands beneath the flag with the U.S. Capitol and the White House in the background. Other illustrations: portraits of Presidents' Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant. Andersonville Prison. New Uniforms of the United States Army....  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, OCTOBER 21, 1865

Front page illustrations of the Trial of Captain Henry Wirz, the Andersonville Jailer, and Lieutenant Tappan discovering Dr. Mudd in the hold of the Steamer Thomas A. Scott. Other illustrations: portrait of General Francis C. Barlow, of Gettysburg fame. Tent of the American Union Commission, Capitol Square, Richmond, Va. Don Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil. Donna Theresa, Empress of Brazil. Rio De Janeiro, capital of Brazil. Street characters of Brazil; parrot vender, negress carrying her young, fish monger, slave picking cotton, fruit girl, street porter,...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, JULY 8, 1865

Front page illustration of Peace, on the Fourth of July, 1865. Other illustrations: Portraits of the Late Luther C. Ladd and Addison O. Whitney, 6th Massachusetts Infantry, who were killed by a citizen mob in Baltimore on April 19, 1861, as the first troops President Lincoln had called for were passing through that city on their way to Washington. Dedication of the Monument in Memory of Ladd and Whitney, Lowell, Mass. Full centerfold with several vignettes showing Peace, July 4, 1865 with soldiers returning home to their families, etc. The Ruins in the...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, JUNE 10, 1865

Front page illustration of the Grand Review at Washington; General Meade and Staff Passing the Principal Reviewing Stand. Other illustrations: Grand Review at Washington; Public School Children Greeting the Soldiers From the Steps of the Capitol. Sheridan's Cavalry Passing Down Capitol Hill Towards Pennsylvania Ave. Sheridan's Cavalry Passing Through Pennsylvania Ave. General Sherman's Veterans Marching Through Pennsylvania Ave. Sherman's Veterans Crossing Long Bridge. Jefferson Davis's Cell at Fort Monroe. Abraham Lincoln, Our Martyred President....  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, MAY 27, 1865

Lincoln Assassination issue!

Front page illustration of Lewis Payne, The Assassin. Front page stories of Lewis Payne, and the capture of Jeff Davis. Other illustrations: President Lincoln's Funeral Procession In Chicago, Illinois. President Lincoln's Funeral Catafalque In The City Hall, Springfield, Ill. President Lincoln's Funeral, Burial Service At Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Ill. Charge of the Ninth Corps On Fort Mahone, Va., April 3, 1865. The Fight Before Mobile, Storming Of Fort Blakely, April 9, 1865. The Gun Boat Genesee. James...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, NOVEMBER 14, 1863

Front page illustration of Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas Addressing Negro Troops in Louisiana. Other illustrations: Lookout Mountain, Tenn. The Rebels Shelling Our Camps. The Army of the Potomac. Scene of a Cavalry Skirmish With General Stuart. Building the Dunderberg, the Greatest Man-Of-War in the World. Portrait of the late General Lytle Killed at Chickamauga. Portrait of the Reverend Henry Ward Beecher, and more. Light age toning and wear.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, OCTOBER 15, 1864

Front page illustration of General Henry J. Hunt, Chief of Artillery and Major Duane, Chief Engineer, Army of the Potomac. Other illustrations: the 6th Corps in action on the Opequan. General Jubal A. Early's Army falling back on Winchester. Individual portraits of Generals' David B. Birney, E.O.C. Ord, George Crook and Alfred T.A. Torbert. Full double centerfold titled The Chicago Platform. Rebels moving south from Atlanta. View of the Railroad Depot at Atlanta. Sally Port at Fort Morgan, Mobile, Ala. Portrait of General Richard J. Oglesby, and more....  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1864

Front page illustration of Confederate guerrilla General John Hunt Morgan, and a Rebel torpedo boat. Other illustrations: General Grant's troops in the trenches before Petersburg. Fort Morgan, Alabama. Light House at Fort Morgan. Map of the battle plan at the battle for Fort Morgan. The Union warship, U.S.S. Brooklyn. Portrait of Reuben E. Fenton, Governor of New York. Burning of the ship Brandywine at Gosport Navy Yard. Crow's Nest Signal Station. Paris Fashions for 1864, and more. Age toning, wear, small edge tears, 5 tiny holes at left edge where this...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, JUNE 14, 1862

Front page illustration of the Flagship Hartford being attacked by the Rebel Ram Manassas in the Mississippi River. Other illustrations: Portrait of Escaped Slave Robert Smalls. The Steamer Planter run out of Charleston, S.C. by Robert Smalls. Feeding the negro children under charge of the military authorities at Hilton Head, S.C. Union troops with shovels marching into the trenches before Richmond. The Confederate Military Prison at Salisbury, N.C. Release of Union prisoners at Salisbury, N.C. Full centerfold with 6 vignettes drawn by Winslow Homer. The...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, OCTOBER 7, 1865

Front page illustration of The Naval Festival at Portsmouth, England. Other illustrations: portraits of Union Generals' Henry W. Slocum, Francis C. Barlow and the late Alexander Schimmelfenning. The National Horse Fair at Springfield, IL. Portrait of the late Thomas Wildey, founder of Odd Fellowship in America, plus his monument. The 36th Annual Fair of the American Institute at the Armory of the 2nd Regiment, 14th Street, N.Y. Full page illustration of the Grounds at Andersonville Prison, Ga. where there are buried 14,000 Union soldiers who died in...  

HARPER'S WEEKLY, DECEMBER 5, 1863

Front page illustration of The President's Hymn; Give Thanks All Ye People, with vignettes of angels, negroes and soldier. Other illustrations: Fight at Kelly's Ford; Sleeper's Battery in action. Charge of General Ward's Troops through Kelly's Ford upon the Rebel rifle pits. Full centerfold is of the theme Thanksgiving Day which includes 7 individual vignettes. Portrait of General Gordon Granger. The Union Steamer Chattanooga. Union prisoners of war on Belle Island, Richmond, Va., and more. Light wear. Very fine.