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Battlefield Photographer
The Newsletter Of The Center For Civil War Photography. Volume XI, Issue 2- August 2013. 8 1/2 x 11, with glossy covers and inside pages. 23 pages, with some exquisite and rare Civil War images. Front cover: Unpublished Image Of George Stacy's Field Studio; Dressed For The Camera, George Stacy Photographs The 6th New York Zouaves At Fort Monroe, Virginia in 1861; Southern Exposure: The Life And Times Of C.R. Rees Of Richmond, Virginia; Re-Establishing The Camp Letterman Tyson Camera Location At Gettysburg With Geographic Information's Systems. Excellent...
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Battlefield Photographer
The Newsletter Of The Center For Civil War Photography. Volume XI. Issue I. April 2013. Glossy magazine style covers. 19 pages, plus covers. Includes: Remarkable Fort Sumter Confederate Image Comes To Light. Jacob Coonley Photographs The Battle Of Nashville. A Fragile Negative Survives At The National Archives. Antietam in 3-D. Civil War Photography Dream Day. Civil War in 3-D, and much more. Fantastic images of course! Excellent-like new condition. If you have a keen interest in Civil War images this publication is definitely for you!
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BK659
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Civil War Chronicles, Collector's Edition
American Heritage. Volume 4. Number 1. Summer 1994 edition. Front page illustration of General William Tecumseh Sherman wearing a mourning badge after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. 64 pages, plus covers. Articles: General Sherman Bashes The Press; The New Sherman Letters. Life In The War's Worst Prison; Hell At Andersonville. Antietam; The Terrible Price Of Freedom; The Bloodiest Day's Fighting In Our Nation's History. How Children Lived Through The Battle of Gettysburg. A War That Never Goes Away; The Crucial Test Of The American...
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BK658
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Incidents of the War
The Final Charge, Captain George N. Bliss, Co. C, 1st R.I. Cavalry, M.O.H. Recipient
"The Final Charge, Captain George N. Bliss, Co. C, 1st R.I. Cavalry. The magazine for the discriminating collector and student of Civil War Photography." Volume 2, Number 4, Winter 1987. Published by Yo-Mark Production Company, Gettysburg, Pa. Editor & Publisher, D. Mark Katz. 26 pages, plus covers. Memories of the War; A Mason Wins The Medal, Captain George N. Bliss, Co. C, 1st R.I. Cavalry. Includes many images of officers of the 1st Rhode Island...
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BK657
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The Campaign to Appomattox
From the Editors of Civil War Times Illustrated. Published by Historical Times, Inc., Gettysburg, Pa., April 1975. 50 pages, profusely illustrated with images of Union and Confederate leaders, photographic images and engravings related to the historic Appomattox campaign which signaled the end of the war in the eastern theater culminating with the surrender of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, to Union General Ulysses S. Grant. Front page illustration of the parlor in the McLean House, Appomattox, Virginia, with Generals' Grant and Lee seated at the...
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Civil War Times Illustrated
35th Anniversary Issue
October 1996. 96 pages, profusely illustrated. Very desirable anniversary issue.
Articles include: African American Civil War Memorial. Bloody Charge at Petersburg. Imagining Civil War New York. The Hermannsburg Treasure Hunt. Flags of the Confederacy; Rebel Stars and Stripes. The Life of Confederate Brigadier General John Adams. Gallantry Under Fire; Could Colored Troops Stand Up to Real Combat? A Charge at New Market Heights Settled the Question Once and For All. The Medal of Honor. Air War Over Virginia;...
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Civil War Times Illustrated
20th Anniversary Issue
April 1982. Special All Art and Photography Edition. War Artists. Photographers in the Field. The Official Cameraman. Newsmen.
Finding The Hidden Images of the Civil War; A Spirit in my Feet. With Pen and Palette; Artists of the Civil War. Foldout of Winslow Homer's famous illustration of a Sharpshooter in a Tree. Andrew J. Russell; The Union Army's Forgotten Photographer. With a Special in the Shenandoah; From James Taylor's Diary and Sketchbook.
50 pages. Old mailing label on back cover. Light age...
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