Harpers Weekly, "General View of the Mississippi River

Harpers Weekly, "General View of the Mississippi River from Cario, Illinois to the Mouth of the River," Jan. 11, 1862, H. - 16 in., W. - 10 3/4 in.

Original and authentic 1863 “Map of Mississippi, Showing the Field Operations of Generals Sherman, Grant and Banks.” Published at the beginning of 1863 in Harper’s Weekly. Small piece missin

General Birds-Eye View of Washington and the Vicinity, Showing the Forts, Camps, Railroads, Rivers, etc. Issued in the January 4, 1862 edition of Harper's Weekly. Frame size: 24 1/2" H x 28 1/2" W x 1

Hand colored on paper, possibly newspaper, Harpers Weekly or similar. 1."From Tower to Tower- The Suspension Bridge Over The East River- View From The Brooklyn Tower", some typesetting print visible t

Lot of 3 Civil War Lithographs, each in period frames - 1) Victorian carved frame, General Sherman received by General Foster on Board the Revue Cutter Memahas, ; 2) view of the Battle Field of the Se

Harper's Weekly, Views About Pittsburgh, Drawn by C.S. Reinhart, Illustrated Newspaper, wood engraving with later hand coloring, 14. x 20.25 inches, framed in a gold wood frame measuring 23 x 29 inche

Framed Harper's Weekly "Views Of The Proposed Site For The International Exhibition Of 1892...". Sight 15" x 22".

Large Harpers Weekly print entitled "The Day Before The Great Naval Review - The Fleet Passing Castle William On Its Way Up the Hudson". Drawn by Victor Perard - copyright 1893. Sight size 14.5" x 44"

Fourteen (14) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864 and one 1859. Various pictures depicting scenes from the Civil War, including 'Union Refugees Coming into the Federal Lines';

Title/Content of Map: 1862 but 1894 Harpers Weekly Birds Eye View of Hunsville Alabama Date: 1892 but 94, New York Cartographer: Harper's Weekly Size: 4.5 X 15 An attractive panoramic bird's view of H

Harpers Weekly, "On the Mississippi," August 16, 1882, print, H. -12 1/4 in., W. - 23 in in.

Steven Linder Photograph View of the Mississippi River, Signed and Numbered; a photo by Minneapolis photographer Steven Linder. This photo is signed and numbered 26/900. It is mounted behind glass in

Steven Linder Photograph View of the Mississippi River, Signed and Numbered; a photo by Minneapolis photographer Steven Linder. This photo is signed and numbered 26/900. It is mounted behind glass in

An engraving published for Hermann Meyer, New York circa 1854 being a handcolored line engraving of "The Falls of St. Anthony. Mississippi (General View)". Fine condition. Overall 11 x 9", the engravi

Civil War wood engraving, from an 1864 Harper's Weekly Illustrated Newspaper, General Grant's Campaign - Return of Kautz's Cavalry Expedition From Its Raid In Virginia, from a sketch by William Waud.

A GROUP OF THREE PRINTS, VIEWS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, 1828-1885, comprising two hand colored prints, "SÜD-WESTLICHE MÜNDUNG DES MISSISSIPPI," hand colored lithograph on paper, plate DCCLII, 1828-

Ten (10) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting General Sherman and his campaigns during the Civil War, including 'Major General William T. Sherman' (c

Fourteen (14) pages from assorted volumes of Harper's Weekly printed 1864. Various pictures depicting General Grant and his campaigns during the Civil War, including 'Lieutenant-General Grant at his H

View of the Plaza or Public Square, San Francisco, Ca. Approx. 7 3/4 x 11 in. (paper). Discoloration from previous mat. Tape residue at fold. Provenance: Argosy Book Store

Theodore R. David (American 1840-1894) For Harper's Weekly 1872 "Birds Eye View Map of Philadelphia" colored and engraved map, published June 15, 1872 21" x 31" Condition: having yellowing to paper an

CIVIL WAR ERA HARPER'S WEEKLY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA / JAMES RIVER MAP / PRINT, hand-colored, with map to top third, titled "MAP OF THE / JAMES RIVER ETC. / FROM RICHMOND TO THE OCEAN", above image titled

Vintage Engraved By E.I. Roberts General View Of London. The River Thames is a river that flows through southern England including London. At 215 miles, it is the longest river entirely in England and

Historical New York; Maps; Architectural Prints; Harper's Weekly; Landscape and Scenic Views; etc. Approximately 100 pieces. As is, as shown. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, WOOD ENGRAVING, UNION FORCES GENERAL A.S. JOHNSON & BEAUREGARD, APRIL 6 & 7, 1862. FRAMED & GLAZED 21 1/2 X 27"