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1861 Harper's Weekly September 21 Civil War: Odd Neighbors - John Berwick Harwood
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Original September 21, 1861 Harper's Weekly Volume 5 #247
Condition: Very Good-, disbound, a few foxing spots, see photos, 16 pages large format 11" x 16" tall Newspaper
Woodcut Illustrations
The Army Forge full page illustration 1861
St. Louis Missouri Major-General Fremont's Body-Guard
Camp Blood, Near Pilot Knob Missouri
Fort Hatteras Before the Surrender
Fiske at the Bombardment of Fort Hatteras, North Carolina
Fort Hatteras Interior after the Surrender
Fort Clark Interior after the Surrender
Cameron Cavalry Private Tent Interior
Charleston Blockade
Major-General McClellan Double Page by Chapin Stephens off photo by Brady and others
MAP of McClennans's Operations Along the Potomac
Des Moines Cavalry Leaving Iowa for the War
Davenport Iowa marching Volunteers on Main Street Welcome Pride of Iowa (hand painted backpacks)
Manufacturing Muskets in Springfield Mass. 1861
King Cotton Political Cartoon
Sachem of Tammany Kicking out a Wooden Imitation of Democracy Mozart
Articles and Notes
The Way to Put Down The Rebellion
Comedian - Mr. Clarke, Broadway, Mr. Burton
If Jefferson Davis is dead
Jokes
Letter from the Czar to Lincoln
Capture of Hatteras Forts, Missouri news, Paducah Kentucky
McClellan on the Sabbath, Democratic Convention in Syracuse
South Carolina Captain Welch
Foreign NewsFort Hatteras and Fort Clark Battles
American Sportsmen at The Grand Gulf (Mississippi) by John Berwick Harwood (First Printing of part of what would later be the novel 'Odd Neighbors') "You green-horn! said my brother, good-humoredly: "were you thinking of fox-hunting or partridge-popping? 'Sportsman,' in America, means sharper, gambler, thief, swindler, gallows-bird!"
Iowa Volunteers
A Strange Story by Sir E. Bulwer Lytton chapter XVII to XXI with 2 small woodcut illustrations
Famishing Wolves in Volgo Russia
Springfield Armory
Capture of Rebel Schooner Arthur Middleton
Condition: Very Good-, disbound, a few foxing spots, see photos, 16 pages large format 11" x 16" tall Newspaper
Woodcut Illustrations
The Army Forge full page illustration 1861
St. Louis Missouri Major-General Fremont's Body-Guard
Camp Blood, Near Pilot Knob Missouri
Fort Hatteras Before the Surrender
Fiske at the Bombardment of Fort Hatteras, North Carolina
Fort Hatteras Interior after the Surrender
Fort Clark Interior after the Surrender
Cameron Cavalry Private Tent Interior
Charleston Blockade
Major-General McClellan Double Page by Chapin Stephens off photo by Brady and others
MAP of McClennans's Operations Along the Potomac
Des Moines Cavalry Leaving Iowa for the War
Davenport Iowa marching Volunteers on Main Street Welcome Pride of Iowa (hand painted backpacks)
Manufacturing Muskets in Springfield Mass. 1861
King Cotton Political Cartoon
Sachem of Tammany Kicking out a Wooden Imitation of Democracy Mozart
Articles and Notes
The Way to Put Down The Rebellion
Comedian - Mr. Clarke, Broadway, Mr. Burton
If Jefferson Davis is dead
Jokes
Letter from the Czar to Lincoln
Capture of Hatteras Forts, Missouri news, Paducah Kentucky
McClellan on the Sabbath, Democratic Convention in Syracuse
South Carolina Captain Welch
Foreign NewsFort Hatteras and Fort Clark Battles
American Sportsmen at The Grand Gulf (Mississippi) by John Berwick Harwood (First Printing of part of what would later be the novel 'Odd Neighbors') "You green-horn! said my brother, good-humoredly: "were you thinking of fox-hunting or partridge-popping? 'Sportsman,' in America, means sharper, gambler, thief, swindler, gallows-bird!"
Iowa Volunteers
A Strange Story by Sir E. Bulwer Lytton chapter XVII to XXI with 2 small woodcut illustrations
Famishing Wolves in Volgo Russia
Springfield Armory
Capture of Rebel Schooner Arthur Middleton
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- Title
- 1861 Harper's Weekly September 21 Civil War
- Book Condition
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- Publisher
- Harper's Weekly
- Date Published
- 9/21/1861
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- Civil War; Humor;
- Size
- 11" x 16"
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