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1857-07-04

BALLOU'S, July 4, 1857 Inside has a small Homer print: "Hon. William Haile, Gov. of New Hampshire". Good condition.

Homer Print. . .

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1857-07-04

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, July 4, 1857 * Winslow Homer Print * "Hon. William Haile" Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical  titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "Hon. William Haile, Governor of New Hampshire" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "The accompoanying likeness was drawn expressly for us by Mr. Homer...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue is generally in very poor condition, mostly loose at the spine, quite ragged at the margins with some loss a ew tape mends, and scattered dirtiness & foxing. But fortunately the page with the Homer print--and particularly the Homer print itself--are in rather nice condition.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, July 4, 1857 * Winslow Homer Print * "Hon. William Haile" Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "Hon. William Haile, Governor of New Hampshire" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "The accompoanying likeness was drawn expressly for us by Mr. Homer...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue is generally in very poor condition, mostly loose at the spine, quite ragged at the margins with some loss a ew tape mends, and scattered dirtiness & foxing. But fortunately the page with the Homer print--and particularly the Homer print itself--are in rather nice condition.

216508

11.75.2006

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1857-08-01

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, August 1, 1857 Front cover has illustration of "Tomb of Joseph (at Shechem)" and "Approach to Samaria" with the accompany article of 'Travel Notes in Bible Lands'. Inside an article entitled "Reaping at Syracuse" features illustrations include: "Reaping in the Olden Times" "The Toll-Gates on the Road to the Field" "Reaping in our Time" "Dream of the Fellow of Cambridge" "Hon. Jos. A. Wright, of Indiana, United States Minister to Berlin". By Winslow Homer a double page centerfold. with 5 prints "The Match Between Sophs and Freshman -The Opening" "Freshmen" "Sophs" "Juniors" "Seniors". Other illustrations: "The Outbreak in India -The City of Delhi" "An Indian Ex-King" "A Hindoo Hack-Cart" "Native Dance of the Hindoo Girls" "A Criminal Trial in India" "Sepoys" "A Hindoo Priest" "A Sepoy Encampment" "The Dress Circle at a Concert-Front Row. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, August 1, 1857 Front cover has illustration of "Tomb of Joseph (at Shechem)" and "Approach to Samaria" with the accompany article of 'Travel Notes in Bible Lands'. Inside an article entitled "Reaping at Syracuse" features illustrations include: "Reaping in the Olden Times" "The Toll-Gates on the Road to the Field" "Reaping in our Time" "Dream of the Fellow of Cambridge" "Hon. Jos. A. Wright, of Indiana, United States Minister to Berlin". By Winslow Homer a double page centerfold. with 5 prints "The Match Between Sophs and Freshman -The Opening" "Freshmen" "Sophs" "Juniors" "Seniors". Other illustrations: "The Outbreak in India -The City of Delhi" "An Indian Ex-King" "A Hindoo Hack-Cart" "Native Dance of the Hindoo Girls" "A Criminal Trial in India" "Sepoys" "A Hindoo Priest" "A Sepoy Encampment" "The Dress Circle at a Concert-Front Row. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

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1857-08-15

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, August 15, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "The Fountain on Boston Common" Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical  titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on the front page titled: "The Fountain On Boston Common"" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "Our artist, Mr. Homer, has furnished us on this page with a delightful sketch of a scene dear to the heart of every Bostonian...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, some edge tears, and scattered foxing and/or browning. There is a very light damp stain in the bottom portion of the Homer print and a tape mend at the bottom of pg. 2 (see photos).

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, August 15, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "The Fountain on Boston Common" Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on the front page titled: "The Fountain On Boston Common"" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "Our artist, Mr. Homer, has furnished us on this page with a delightful sketch of a scene dear to the heart of every Bostonian...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, some edge tears, and scattered foxing and/or browning. There is a very light damp stain in the bottom portion of the Homer print and a tape mend at the bottom of pg. 2 (see photos).

216509

11.75.2006

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1857-09-12

<div>BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, September 12, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "A Boston Watering-Cart" <div>* One of the more rare prints by this famous painter</div> Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical  titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on the front page titled: "A Boston Water-Cart" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "Our artist, Mr. Homer, has sketched for the delectation of the patrons of the Pictorial one of our prominent Boston notions--a perambulating fountain in the shape of a water cart...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, some edge tears (with margin a slight text loss as shown in the images), and scattered foxing and/or browning mainly towards the edges</div>

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, September 12, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "A Boston Watering-Cart" * One of the more rare prints by this famous painter Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely comes on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on the front page titled: "A Boston Water-Cart" (see photos). The ftpg. also has a related article, and even mentions Homer with the text beginning: "Our artist, Mr. Homer, has sketched for the delectation of the patrons of the Pictorial one of our prominent Boston notions--a perambulating fountain in the shape of a water cart...". Very rarely is there mention of the artist in a related article. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, some edge tears (with margin a slight text loss as shown in the images), and scattered foxing and/or browning mainly towards the edges

216510

11.75.2006

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1857-09-19

<div> BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, September 19, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "The Late William Wood"<div>* one of the more rare prints published by this famous painter - great, unique gift idea</div> Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficul tperiodical  titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely come on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "The Late William Wood" (see photos). You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, and scattered foxing and/or browning. </div>

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, September 19, 1857 * Winslow Homer print: "The Late William Wood"* one of the more rare prints published by this famous painter - great, unique gift ideaWinslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficul tperiodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely come on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "The Late William Wood" (see photos). You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print. This issue has mild wear at the edges, and scattered foxing and/or browning.

216511

11.75.2006

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1857-09-19

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated September 19, 1857  * One of the more rare Winslow Homer prints Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely come on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "The Late William Wood" (see photos). You will note his initials "WH" near the bottom of the image. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated September 19, 1857 * One of the more rare Winslow Homer prints Winslow Homer prints are very desirable, and among the more difficult periodical titles in which to find Homer prints is "Ballou's Pictorial", as it rarely come on the collector market from the Homer era. Here is one such issue, with a Winslow Homer print on an inside page titled: "The Late William Wood" (see photos). You will note his initials "WH" near the bottom of the image. You get the complete 16 page issue which also contains other prints within, but they pale in comparative significance to the Homer print.

554290

1.80.2009

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1857-10-17

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated October 17, 1857  This issue contains a Winslow Homer engraving on the front cover of the issue of "Rembrandt Peale". This image does contain some stains and a ink stray marking. This issue is complete in 16 pages is evenly browned with irregular edges/margins and some lite foxing and staining through the issue. See photos for details.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated October 17, 1857 This issue contains a Winslow Homer engraving on the front cover of the issue of "Rembrandt Peale". This image does contain some stains and a ink stray marking. This issue is complete in 16 pages is evenly browned with irregular edges/margins and some lite foxing and staining through the issue. See photos for details.

557914

4.d18.2009

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2009-04-28T14:44:51-04:00

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1857-11-28

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated November 28, 1857  This issue contains four (4) Winslow Homer engravings on two pages. Two are approximately 5"x7" are entitled "Blindman's Buff" and "Coasting Out of Doors"; one is approximately 5.5"x9.5" and is entitled " Family Party Playing at Fox and Geese" and the other is approximately 6.5"x9.5" and is entitled "Husking Party Finding the Red Ears". This issue is complete in 16 pages is evenly browned with irregular edges/margins and some lite foxing and staining through the issue. This does effect some of the edges of the Homer's prints - see photos for details.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, from Boston, Massachusetts, dated November 28, 1857 This issue contains four (4) Winslow Homer engravings on two pages. Two are approximately 5"x7" are entitled "Blindman's Buff" and "Coasting Out of Doors"; one is approximately 5.5"x9.5" and is entitled " Family Party Playing at Fox and Geese" and the other is approximately 6.5"x9.5" and is entitled "Husking Party Finding the Red Ears". This issue is complete in 16 pages is evenly browned with irregular edges/margins and some lite foxing and staining through the issue. This does effect some of the edges of the Homer's prints - see photos for details.

557912

4.d18.2009

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1858-04-17

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, April 17, 1858 The frontpage shows: 'The Late Hon. Thomas H. Benton, of Missouri.' A nice fullpage illustration showing two images "Hope and Disappointment".  "A Recent Missionary Martyr" features two nearly halfpage illustrations "Pere Chapelaine in the Cangue" and "Pere Chapelaine Suffering the Torture of the Knives". Fullpage: 'Spring in the Country' and a fullpage by Winslow Homer: 'Spring in the City'. 'The Great Paris Sewer' and features three illustrations. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, April 17, 1858 The frontpage shows: 'The Late Hon. Thomas H. Benton, of Missouri.' A nice fullpage illustration showing two images "Hope and Disappointment". "A Recent Missionary Martyr" features two nearly halfpage illustrations "Pere Chapelaine in the Cangue" and "Pere Chapelaine Suffering the Torture of the Knives". Fullpage: 'Spring in the Country' and a fullpage by Winslow Homer: 'Spring in the City'. 'The Great Paris Sewer' and features three illustrations. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

172146

7.l36.2008

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2010-01-28T14:06:12-05:00

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1858-05-22

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, May 22, 1858 The frontpage shows: "Hon. William H. English, of  Indiana". A fullpage: "Coming Thru the Rye". Halfpage shows a train "Accident on the New York Central Railroad near Utica". "The Island of Perim, Red Sea" Fullpage. Winslow Homer print: "The Boston Common". "Cod-Fishing on the Newfoundland Shores" article also features illustrations "Interior of a Fish-House" and "Group of Fishermen's Huts, Newfoundland". This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, May 22, 1858 The frontpage shows: "Hon. William H. English, of Indiana". A fullpage: "Coming Thru the Rye". Halfpage shows a train "Accident on the New York Central Railroad near Utica". "The Island of Perim, Red Sea" Fullpage. Winslow Homer print: "The Boston Common". "Cod-Fishing on the Newfoundland Shores" article also features illustrations "Interior of a Fish-House" and "Group of Fishermen's Huts, Newfoundland". This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

172156

7.l36.2008

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96.0

2010-01-28T14:06:22-05:00

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1858-09-04

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, September 4, 1858  The front page features a nearly half page illustration of "General James Watson Webb" with an accompanying article. The print content in this issue would be the great two-thirds  page illustration of: "Salt Lake City - Brigham Young's Harem and the Deseret Store", being a very early graphic on the Mormons. There is a related article on the same page: "Salt Lake City".  Perhaps of equal desirability would be the two full page Winslow Homer prints, captioned: "the Bathe At Newport" and "Picnicking In the Woods". Other illustrations within include 3 prints relating to the article: "Butterfly Parks". Also a fullpage "Meeting Between Mr. Reed, as Commissioner, and the Chinese Mandarins, on May 4, 1858 - From a Drawing by a Chinese Artist". The backpage features several cartoons. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, September 4, 1858 The front page features a nearly half page illustration of "General James Watson Webb" with an accompanying article. The print content in this issue would be the great two-thirds page illustration of: "Salt Lake City - Brigham Young's Harem and the Deseret Store", being a very early graphic on the Mormons. There is a related article on the same page: "Salt Lake City". Perhaps of equal desirability would be the two full page Winslow Homer prints, captioned: "the Bathe At Newport" and "Picnicking In the Woods". Other illustrations within include 3 prints relating to the article: "Butterfly Parks". Also a fullpage "Meeting Between Mr. Reed, as Commissioner, and the Chinese Mandarins, on May 4, 1858 - From a Drawing by a Chinese Artist". The backpage features several cartoons. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

172186

7.l39.2008

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2010-01-28T16:23:58-05:00

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1858-11-13

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, November 13, 1858  The front page features the article and illustration: 'The New Brick Church in Fifth Avenue, New York'. Inside: "The Late Election" article features two nearly half fpage illustrations: "Mayor Tiemann's Race to the Voting Place..." and "The Voting Place...". Over a halfpage illustration: "Paul Morphy Playing Eight Games of Chess without Seeing the Boards" accompanies the article "Paul Morphy in Paris". A full page Winslow Homer print: 'Husking the Corn in New England' also has an accompanying article. Two additional half page illustrations done by Homer as well are: 'The Dance After the Husking' and 'Driving Home The Corn' Complete in 16 pages.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, November 13, 1858 The front page features the article and illustration: 'The New Brick Church in Fifth Avenue, New York'. Inside: "The Late Election" article features two nearly half fpage illustrations: "Mayor Tiemann's Race to the Voting Place..." and "The Voting Place...". Over a halfpage illustration: "Paul Morphy Playing Eight Games of Chess without Seeing the Boards" accompanies the article "Paul Morphy in Paris". A full page Winslow Homer print: 'Husking the Corn in New England' also has an accompanying article. Two additional half page illustrations done by Homer as well are: 'The Dance After the Husking' and 'Driving Home The Corn' Complete in 16 pages.

172206

7.l41.2008

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2010-01-28T14:06:15-05:00

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1858-11-27

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, November 27, 1858 The frontpage features an article "The Thanksgiving Dinner of the Five Points Children" with a halfpage illustration.  Two halfpage illustrations on 'The Alabama State Fair'.  An article "The Late Madame Pfeiffer" also features a small illustration of her. Halfpage: 'Shipwrecked Crew, Outward-Bound from Pitcairn's Island' also features the accompanying article "A Romance of Shipwreck" and two smaller illustrations "Church on Pitcairn's Island" and "Grave of Adams, the Mutineer". This issue contains four halfpage prints by Winslow Homer: 'Thanksgiving Day--Ways & Means' and 'Arrival at the Old Home', 'The Dinner' & 'The Dance'. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, November 27, 1858 The frontpage features an article "The Thanksgiving Dinner of the Five Points Children" with a halfpage illustration. Two halfpage illustrations on 'The Alabama State Fair'. An article "The Late Madame Pfeiffer" also features a small illustration of her. Halfpage: 'Shipwrecked Crew, Outward-Bound from Pitcairn's Island' also features the accompanying article "A Romance of Shipwreck" and two smaller illustrations "Church on Pitcairn's Island" and "Grave of Adams, the Mutineer". This issue contains four halfpage prints by Winslow Homer: 'Thanksgiving Day--Ways & Means' and 'Arrival at the Old Home', 'The Dinner' & 'The Dance'. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

172210

7.l41.2008

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2010-01-28T14:14:06-05:00

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1858-12-25

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, December 25, 1858 One-third page frontpage print: "Santa Claus Paying His Usual Christmas Visit to His Young Friends" shows him in a sleigh pulled by a turkey, with many toys. Halfpage "The Christmas Tree" plus 3 more halfpage Christmas-themed prints entitled: "Christmas - Gathering Evergreens", "Christmas Out of Doors" and "Santa Claus and His Presents". "The American Jack the Giant-Killer and the European Giants" features several illustrations on this one-page print. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, December 25, 1858 One-third page frontpage print: "Santa Claus Paying His Usual Christmas Visit to His Young Friends" shows him in a sleigh pulled by a turkey, with many toys. Halfpage "The Christmas Tree" plus 3 more halfpage Christmas-themed prints entitled: "Christmas - Gathering Evergreens", "Christmas Out of Doors" and "Santa Claus and His Presents". "The American Jack the Giant-Killer and the European Giants" features several illustrations on this one-page print. This issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition as shown and contains additional prints and related text.

172218

7.l42.2008

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2010-01-20T12:44:11-05:00

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1859-01-22

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, January 22, 1859  * Rare Winslow Homer print * The Dalai Lama from 1859 : Tibet : Buddhist leader The ftpg. has a nice print of: "Hon. Charles Hale, Speaker of the House, Massachusetts Legislature" with an extensive article on him as well which begins: "The accompanying portrait was drawn expressly for us by Homer from a photograph recently taken...". I find it rare that Winslow Homer was credited with his work within the article about the print. Equally as intriguing in this issue is the terrific & large back page print captioned: "A Lama Of The Dalai Sect, Thibet [Tibet], With His Praying Wheel and Trident". There is a related article on him as well headed: "A Lama of Thibet" (see photos). Complete in 16 pgs., great condition, measures about 11 by 15 inches.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston, Massachusetts, January 22, 1859 * Rare Winslow Homer print * The Dalai Lama from 1859 : Tibet : Buddhist leader The ftpg. has a nice print of: "Hon. Charles Hale, Speaker of the House, Massachusetts Legislature" with an extensive article on him as well which begins: "The accompanying portrait was drawn expressly for us by Homer from a photograph recently taken...". I find it rare that Winslow Homer was credited with his work within the article about the print. Equally as intriguing in this issue is the terrific & large back page print captioned: "A Lama Of The Dalai Sect, Thibet [Tibet], With His Praying Wheel and Trident". There is a related article on him as well headed: "A Lama of Thibet" (see photos). Complete in 16 pgs., great condition, measures about 11 by 15 inches.

553612

12.46.2008

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2009-12-30T15:31:40-05:00

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1859-04-30

Harper's WEEKLY, Apr. 30, 1859 Halfpg: 'Proposed Balloon Railway Up Mt. Rhigi, Switzerland'. Nice fullpg: 'May-Day In The City'. Also a full page Winslow Homer print: "May Day In The Country". An early issue.

172254

7.h6.2005

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2010-01-28T14:14:12-05:00

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2009-06-22T13:42:47-04:00

1859-05-14

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston Massachusetts, May 14, 1859  * Rare Winslow Homer print  * "The Wonderful Dutton Children"  The front page has a 6 1/2 by 5 inch illustration by Winslow Homer captioned: "The Wonderful Dutton Children". The smallest children of their age in the world; standing beside a miss of their own age!" There is also an article that accompanies the illustration: "The Wonderful Dutton Children." Other topics throughout. 16 pages in good condition.

BALLOU'S PICTORIAL, Boston Massachusetts, May 14, 1859 * Rare Winslow Homer print * "The Wonderful Dutton Children" The front page has a 6 1/2 by 5 inch illustration by Winslow Homer captioned: "The Wonderful Dutton Children". The smallest children of their age in the world; standing beside a miss of their own age!" There is also an article that accompanies the illustration: "The Wonderful Dutton Children." Other topics throughout. 16 pages in good condition.

560033

6.47.2009

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2009-06-22T13:42:47-04:00

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1859-09-03

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated September 3, 1859 Nice frontpage article and illustration: 'Interview Between Brigham Young and Hon. Horace Greeley at Salt Lake City'. Inside has two gambling-themed illustrations. A very nice fullpage Winslow Homer print: 'A Cadet Hop At West Point'. Halfpage illustration 'The New Orleans Charity Hospital' along with two smaller illustrations "The Amphtheatre" and "The Ward".   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated September 3, 1859 Nice frontpage article and illustration: 'Interview Between Brigham Young and Hon. Horace Greeley at Salt Lake City'. Inside has two gambling-themed illustrations. A very nice fullpage Winslow Homer print: 'A Cadet Hop At West Point'. Halfpage illustration 'The New Orleans Charity Hospital' along with two smaller illustrations "The Amphtheatre" and "The Ward". This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

172290

8.h8.2008

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110.0

2009-01-12T15:09:27-05:00

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1859-09-24

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated September 24, 1859  The frontpage features a text article with 2 illustrations on 'Transatlantic Ballooning' showing 'Professor C. Lowe' and the 'Interior of the Balloon Basket' plus inside the issue is a fullpage illustration of: 'The New Air Ship City of New York'. The doublepage centerfold is by Winslow Homer and is entitled 'The Grand Review at Camp Massachusetts, Near Concord, September 9, 1859'. Two views of the famous ship 'The Great Eastern', one being an interior scene.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated September 24, 1859 The frontpage features a text article with 2 illustrations on 'Transatlantic Ballooning' showing 'Professor C. Lowe' and the 'Interior of the Balloon Basket' plus inside the issue is a fullpage illustration of: 'The New Air Ship City of New York'. The doublepage centerfold is by Winslow Homer and is entitled 'The Grand Review at Camp Massachusetts, Near Concord, September 9, 1859'. Two views of the famous ship 'The Great Eastern', one being an interior scene. This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

172296

8.h8.2008

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95.0

2010-01-28T14:14:12-05:00

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1859-11-26

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, November 26, 1859  Inside shows many people running: 'En Route for Harper's Ferry' with just a brief bit of text.  A half page illustration "The Royal Road to Learning - The Prince of Wales at Oxford".  A nice fullpage Winslow Homer print entitled 'Fall Games -The Apple Bee'.  Another fullpage illustration "The Fall Games - The Elephant" (this is not produced by Homer). Bkpg. illus: 'A Premature Movement' shows John Brown talking to a Black man.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, November 26, 1859 Inside shows many people running: 'En Route for Harper's Ferry' with just a brief bit of text. A half page illustration "The Royal Road to Learning - The Prince of Wales at Oxford". A nice fullpage Winslow Homer print entitled 'Fall Games -The Apple Bee'. Another fullpage illustration "The Fall Games - The Elephant" (this is not produced by Homer). Bkpg. illus: 'A Premature Movement' shows John Brown talking to a Black man. This issue also contains a serialized portion of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

172314

8.h9.2008

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86.0

2010-01-28T14:13:48-05:00

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2010-01-28T16:03:54-05:00

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1859-12-24

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated December 24, 1859 The frontpage features a story "Hester Pratt's New-Year's Day" and has a nearly half-page illustration "The Blind Girl at Hester Pratt's Table". A two-thirds page "The Proposed New Parliament Buildings at Ottawa City, Canada" also has an accompanying article. A very decorative doublepage centerfold is by Winslow Homer: "A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year" includes four vignettes. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

Harper's WEEKLY, from New York, dated December 24, 1859 The frontpage features a story "Hester Pratt's New-Year's Day" and has a nearly half-page illustration "The Blind Girl at Hester Pratt's Table". A two-thirds page "The Proposed New Parliament Buildings at Ottawa City, Canada" also has an accompanying article. A very decorative doublepage centerfold is by Winslow Homer: "A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year" includes four vignettes. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

172322

8.h9.2008

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64.0

2010-01-28T14:13:54-05:00

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2010-01-28T14:13:54-05:00

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1860-01-14

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 14, 1860 (Winslow Homer print only!). Full page Homer print: "The Sleighing Season--The Upset". Two light stains and a bit of loss at the top of the print, plus 2 smaller stains in the upper margin. Small archival mend in the outer margin.

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4.g25.2007

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28.0

2007-04-25T14:59:25-04:00

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1860-01-14

Harper's WEEKLY, Jan. 14, 1860 Two very nice fullpg. & displayable prints: 'The Sleighing Season--The Upset' and 'A Snow Slide in the City', both by Winslow Homer.

172328

8.h10.2008

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108.0

2010-01-28T16:23:58-05:00

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2010-01-28T16:23:58-05:00

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1860-01-28

Harper's WEEKLY, Jan. 28, 1860 This issue features a very nice doublpage centerfold: 'Skating On the Ladies' Skating Pond in the Central Park, N.Y.', by Winslow Homer. Illustration of 'The Late Lord Macaulay' & article as well.

Harper's WEEKLY, Jan. 28, 1860 This issue features a very nice doublpage centerfold: 'Skating On the Ladies' Skating Pond in the Central Park, N.Y.', by Winslow Homer. Illustration of 'The Late Lord Macaulay' & article as well.

172332

8.h10.2008

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82.0

2010-01-28T14:14:11-05:00

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2010-01-28T16:04:09-05:00

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2009-11-03T12:55:33-05:00

1860-02-15

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, Feb. 15, 1860  An incomplete issue as one of the interior leaves is missing, however the Winslow Homer print: "The Meeting After the Marriage" is present and the image is in nice condition (see), measuring 3 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. The balance of the issue is in very nice condition as well.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, Feb. 15, 1860 An incomplete issue as one of the interior leaves is missing, however the Winslow Homer print: "The Meeting After the Marriage" is present and the image is in nice condition (see), measuring 3 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. The balance of the issue is in very nice condition as well.

564631

1.1.2010

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24.0

2009-11-03T12:55:33-05:00

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1860-02-18

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Feb. 18, 1860 There is a small & uncaptioned Winslow Homer print on the ftpg., plus another on the front page captioned: 'Allow Me to Examine the Young Lady'. There is yet a 3rd Homer print: 'Hon. J.M. Curry of Ala.'. Very nice dblpgctrfld: 'View of Broadway, Opposite Fulton St., N.Y.' at winter time. 'Pope Pius the 9th'.    This issue also contains the 1st installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Feb. 18, 1860 There is a small & uncaptioned Winslow Homer print on the ftpg., plus another on the front page captioned: 'Allow Me to Examine the Young Lady'. There is yet a 3rd Homer print: 'Hon. J.M. Curry of Ala.'. Very nice dblpgctrfld: 'View of Broadway, Opposite Fulton St., N.Y.' at winter time. 'Pope Pius the 9th'. This issue also contains the 1st installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

172338

8.h10.2008

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68.0

2010-01-28T14:13:51-05:00

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2009-11-03T10:10:34-05:00

1860-02-18

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, Feb. 18, 1860  Actually a defective issue as the doublepage centerfold leaves are missing, however still present are the leaves which contain not one, but three Winslow Homer prints. Two are on the front page, one uncaptioned & the other "Allow Me to Examine the Young Lady". The third Homer print is a nearly half page: "Hon. J. L. M. Curry, of Alabama" (see). Leaves are loose at the spine otherwise in rather nice condition.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, Feb. 18, 1860 Actually a defective issue as the doublepage centerfold leaves are missing, however still present are the leaves which contain not one, but three Winslow Homer prints. Two are on the front page, one uncaptioned & the other "Allow Me to Examine the Young Lady". The third Homer print is a nearly half page: "Hon. J. L. M. Curry, of Alabama" (see). Leaves are loose at the spine otherwise in rather nice condition.

564618

12.39.2009

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28.0

2009-11-03T10:10:34-05:00

Three Winslow Homer prints... cat171

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1860-02-25

Harper's WEEKLY, Feb. 25, 1860 Full ftpg. illus: 'Clark Mills' Statue of Washington'. Halfpg: 'Bridge over Green River on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad'. Halfpg: 'Hon. Clement C. Clay of Alabama'. Small Winslow Homer print: 'The Meeting After the Marriage'.   This issue also contains the 2nd installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

172340

7.h9.2005

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62.0

2010-01-28T14:13:52-05:00

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2010-01-28T14:13:52-05:00

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1860-03-03

Harper's WEEKLY, Mar. 3, 1860 Ftpg. shows the wreck of the 'Hungarian' off Sable Is., Nova Scotia. Fascinating print: 'Great Sea-Serpent Found in Hungary Bay, Bermuda'. Halfpg: '7th Reg. Marching up Penna. Ave., Washington City'. Two small Homer prints: 'The Buds' and 'Mrs. Otcheson at the Piano'.   This issue also contains the 3rd installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

Harper's WEEKLY, Mar. 3, 1860 Ftpg. shows the wreck of the 'Hungarian' off Sable Is., Nova Scotia. Fascinating print: 'Great Sea-Serpent Found in Hungary Bay, Bermuda'. Halfpg: '7th Reg. Marching up Penna. Ave., Washington City'. Two small Homer prints: 'The Buds' and 'Mrs. Otcheson at the Piano'. This issue also contains the 3rd installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

172342

8.h10.2008

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58.0

2010-01-28T14:13:53-05:00

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2010-01-28T14:13:53-05:00

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1860-03-10

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Mar. 10, 1860 Ftpg: "Hon. Robert M.T. Hunter, U.S. Senator from Virginia". "Gen. Amos Pillsbury, Chief of the N.Y. Metropolitan Police". Rather small W. Homer print: "On The Beach". Fullpg: "The Gale of Feb. 10th in New York Bay". "The Steamer 'Peytona' ".   This issue also contains the 4th and final installment of "The Uncommercial Traveler", by Charles Dickens.

172344

7.h9.2005

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68.0

2010-01-28T14:13:55-05:00

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1860-03-17

Harper's WEEKLY, Mar. 17, 1860 Two prints by Homer 'The Lady in Black & 'The Meadowbrook Parsonage', measuring about 3 x 4-1/2 inches. Poem: 'The Sack of Deerfield, March., 1704' includes a one-third pg. illustration showing Indians brutally ravaging settlers in a house. Nice quarter-pg: 'Nelson's Gold Washer at Work at the Mines'. One-third pg: 'Explosion of a Steamer on the Delaware' is dramatic.

172346

7.h9.2005

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52.0

2010-01-28T14:14:00-05:00

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2010-01-28T14:14:00-05:00

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1860-04-07

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Apr. 7, 1860 Halfpg: 'Terrible Fire in a Tenement House, 45th St. N.Y.' & 'Identification of the Bodies at the Station House'. & 'Railroad Bridge at Nashville, Tenn.' The back page contains a Winslow Homer print: 'Scene in Union Square, N.Y., on a March Day'

172352

7.h9.2005

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40.0

2010-01-28T14:14:11-05:00

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2010-01-28T14:14:11-05:00

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2009-11-03T09:53:58-05:00

1860-04-07

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, April 7, 1860  Actually a defective issue as one of the inside leaves is missing, however still present is the back page print: "Scene In Union Square, New York, On A March Day." which is by famed artist Winslow Homer (see). Leaves are loose at the spine but otherwise in nice condition.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, April 7, 1860 Actually a defective issue as one of the inside leaves is missing, however still present is the back page print: "Scene In Union Square, New York, On A March Day." which is by famed artist Winslow Homer (see). Leaves are loose at the spine but otherwise in nice condition.

564616

12.40.2009

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<h3> Item from Catalog 171 (released for February, 2010).</h3>

21.0

2009-11-03T09:53:58-05:00

Winslow Homer print... cat171

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2009-12-23T15:21:06-05:00

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2005-10-20T12:02:48-04:00

1860-11-24

Harper's Weekly, November 24, 1860 through December 29, 1860. This is a six-issue set (part 1) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: Harper's WEEKLY, Nov. 24, 1860 Ftpg. shows: 'Tomb of John C. Calhoun, Charleston, S.C.'. Nice illus. of 'Charles Dickens'. Bkpg. cartoon. This issue begins the serialization of Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations", with a prefacing editorial concerning this great work. The story continues in subsequent issues. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 1, 1860 Ftpg: 'Charleston Scenes' includes 'Palmetto Tree & Old Custom House at Charleston' & 'Ft. Sumter From Sullivan's Is.'. Inside illus. of: 'Entrance to Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah, Ga.' & 'Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah' 'The New State House at Columbia, S.C.' Winslow Homer dblpgctrfld: 'Thanksgiving Day, 1860, the Two Great Classes of Society' is a handsome print. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 8, 1860 Ftpg. article & illus. of; 'Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the U.S.'. Four illus. re. 'The Marine School at Charleston, S.C.'. Terrific & very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'General View of the Fortifications for the Defense of the City of New York' shows 7 forts in the vicinity, including ones at Long Is., Staten Is., Gov.'s Is., Sandy Hook 'Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the U.S.'. Four illus. re. 'The Marine School at Charleston, S.C.'. Terrific & very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'General View of the Fortifications for the Defense of the City of New York' shows 7 forts in the vicinity, including ones at Long Is., Staten Is., Gov.'s Is., Sandy Hook & more. Also a map of the N.Y. area. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 15, 1860 Ftpg. shows: "The city of Washington from the Dome of the Capitol" as well as "The National Capitol at Washington". Halfpg: "Departure of the St. Louis Bridge for Kansas" & one by Winslow Homer: "Expulsion of Negroes & Abolitionists from Tremont Temple, Boston" includes a related article mentioning Frederick Douglass and William L. Garrison having attended this meeting, and referencing a speech made by Douglass (but not included here). Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 22, 1860 Nice full front page illus: 'The Seceding South Carolina Delegation' is by Winslow Homer. Fullpg: 'Christmas-Day Then & Now' and fullpg: 'Santa Claus' is a small print of him & larger on people shopping. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 29, 1860 Full ftpg: 'Christmas Day, 1860' shows a family at Christmas dinner. Nice fullpg: 'Christmas Chimes at Trinity Church, N.Y.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.  In addition, the 1st installment of  "Dickens's Christmas Story - A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA" is also present, taking nearly 6 pages of text.

Harper's Weekly, November 24, 1860 through December 29, 1860. This is a six-issue set (part 1) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: Harper's WEEKLY, Nov. 24, 1860 Ftpg. shows: 'Tomb of John C. Calhoun, Charleston, S.C.'. Nice illus. of 'Charles Dickens'. Bkpg. cartoon. This issue begins the serialization of Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations", with a prefacing editorial concerning this great work. The story continues in subsequent issues. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 1, 1860 Ftpg: 'Charleston Scenes' includes 'Palmetto Tree & Old Custom House at Charleston' & 'Ft. Sumter From Sullivan's Is.'. Inside illus. of: 'Entrance to Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah, Ga.' & 'Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah' 'The New State House at Columbia, S.C.' Winslow Homer dblpgctrfld: 'Thanksgiving Day, 1860, the Two Great Classes of Society' is a handsome print. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 8, 1860 Ftpg. article & illus. of; 'Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the U.S.'. Four illus. re. 'The Marine School at Charleston, S.C.'. Terrific & very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'General View of the Fortifications for the Defense of the City of New York' shows 7 forts in the vicinity, including ones at Long Is., Staten Is., Gov.'s Is., Sandy Hook 'Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the U.S.'. Four illus. re. 'The Marine School at Charleston, S.C.'. Terrific & very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'General View of the Fortifications for the Defense of the City of New York' shows 7 forts in the vicinity, including ones at Long Is., Staten Is., Gov.'s Is., Sandy Hook & more. Also a map of the N.Y. area. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 15, 1860 Ftpg. shows: "The city of Washington from the Dome of the Capitol" as well as "The National Capitol at Washington". Halfpg: "Departure of the St. Louis Bridge for Kansas" & one by Winslow Homer: "Expulsion of Negroes & Abolitionists from Tremont Temple, Boston" includes a related article mentioning Frederick Douglass and William L. Garrison having attended this meeting, and referencing a speech made by Douglass (but not included here). Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 22, 1860 Nice full front page illus: 'The Seceding South Carolina Delegation' is by Winslow Homer. Fullpg: 'Christmas-Day Then & Now' and fullpg: 'Santa Claus' is a small print of him & larger on people shopping. Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 29, 1860 Full ftpg: 'Christmas Day, 1860' shows a family at Christmas dinner. Nice fullpg: 'Christmas Chimes at Trinity Church, N.Y.

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10.h20.2005

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322.0

2006-02-22T14:17:44-05:00

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1860-12-01

Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 1, 1860 Ftpg: 'Charleston Scenes' includes 'Palmetto Tree & Old Custom House at Charleston' & 'Ft. Sumter From Sullivan's Is.'. Inside illus. of: 'Entrance to Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah, Ga.' & 'Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah' 'The New State House at Columbia, S.C.' Winslow Homer dblpgctrfld: 'Thanksgiving Day, 1860, the Two Great Classes of Society' is a handsome print.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

172420

10.h20.2005

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80.0

2010-01-28T14:13:53-05:00

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2010-01-28T16:03:58-05:00

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1860-12-22

Harper's WEEKLY, Dec. 22, 1860 Nice full front page illus: 'The Seceding South Carolina Delegation' is by Winslow Homer. Fullpg: 'Christmas-Day Then & Now' and fullpg: 'Santa Claus' is a small print of him & larger on people shopping.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

172426

10.h20.2005

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80.0

2010-01-28T14:14:02-05:00

0 Harpers Weekly stockphotohw

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2010-01-28T16:04:02-05:00

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2005-10-20T12:09:14-04:00

1861-01-05

Harper's Weekly, January 5, 1861 through February 9, 1861. This is a six-issue set (part 2) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 5, 1861 Full ftpg. is: 'The Georgia Delegation in Congress' showing 10 men. This ftpg., plus the doublepg. centerfold: 'Seeing the Old Year Out' are by Winslow Homer. Fullpg: 'New Year's Eve in the Country'.   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.   In addition, the 2nd installment of  "Dickens's Christmas Story - A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA" is also present, taking nearly 7 pages of text. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 12, 1861 Much of ftpg. taken up with an illus. of 'Maj. Anderson, Commanding At Ft. Sumter' with a bio. Dramatic fullpg: 'The Battle of New Orleans, Fought Jan. 8, 1815' & 'Sketches of Ft. Moultrie' halfpg: 'Occupation of Castle Pickney by the Charleston Militia' 'Entry of Anderson's Command into Ft. Sumter on Christmas Night'. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 19, 1861 halfpg: 'Ft. Johnson, Opposite Ft. Sumter' & 'Map Showing the Forts, Islands, Etc. of the Harbor of Charleston' Fine fullpg: 'U.S. Sloop Of War 'Brooklyn''. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 26, 1861 Ftpg. shows: 'The Prayer at Sumter'. Dramatic fullpg: 'Firing on the 'Star of the West' from Morris Is.' Two more quarter-pg. illus. of Ft. Moultrie. Fullpg. showing: 'Ft. Sumter, Seen from the Rear' plus a fullpg. of the cannons inside Ft. Sumter'. Very fine fullpg. view of 'The City of Charleston, S.C.' would be very nice for display. HARPER'S WEEKLY Feb. 2, 1861 The full front page shows "The Seceding Mississippi Delegation in Congress" drawn by Winslow Homer, showing among others Senator Jefferson Davis. Nearly halfpg: "Sea Battery, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va". Dramatic dblpgctrfld: "Dream of a Secessionist--Washington and Valley Forge". Two scenes of "The Brooklyn Academy of Music". Small print of D.F. Jamieson". HARPER'S WEEKLY, Feb. 9, 1861 Great full ftpg. illus: 'The Seceding Alabama Delegation In Congress' shows all 9 men. Fine halfpg. illus: 'The City Of Montgomery, Ala.' and another great view of 'The City of Vicksburg, Miss.' A very significant issue.

Harper's Weekly, January 5, 1861 through February 9, 1861. This is a six-issue set (part 2) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 5, 1861 Full ftpg. is: 'The Georgia Delegation in Congress' showing 10 men. This ftpg., plus the doublepg. centerfold: 'Seeing the Old Year Out' are by Winslow Homer. Fullpg: 'New Year's Eve in the Country'. This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens. In addition, the 2nd installment of "Dickens's Christmas Story - A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA" is also present, taking nearly 7 pages of text. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 12, 1861 Much of ftpg. taken up with an illus. of 'Maj. Anderson, Commanding At Ft. Sumter' with a bio. Dramatic fullpg: 'The Battle of New Orleans, Fought Jan. 8, 1815' & 'Sketches of Ft. Moultrie' halfpg: 'Occupation of Castle Pickney by the Charleston Militia' 'Entry of Anderson's Command into Ft. Sumter on Christmas Night'. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 19, 1861 halfpg: 'Ft. Johnson, Opposite Ft. Sumter' & 'Map Showing the Forts, Islands, Etc. of the Harbor of Charleston' Fine fullpg: 'U.S. Sloop Of War 'Brooklyn''. HARPER'S WEEKLY, Jan. 26, 1861 Ftpg. shows: 'The Prayer at Sumter'. Dramatic fullpg: 'Firing on the 'Star of the West' from Morris Is.' Two more quarter-pg. illus. of Ft. Moultrie. Fullpg. showing: 'Ft. Sumter, Seen from the Rear' plus a fullpg. of the cannons inside Ft. Sumter'. Very fine fullpg. view of 'The City of Charleston, S.C.' would be very nice for display. HARPER'S WEEKLY Feb. 2, 1861 The full front page shows "The Seceding Mississippi Delegation in Congress" drawn by Winslow Homer, showing among others Senator Jefferson Davis. Nearly halfpg: "Sea Battery, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va". Dramatic dblpgctrfld: "Dream of a Secessionist--Washington and Valley Forge". Two scenes of "The Brooklyn Academy of Music". Small print of D.F. Jamieson". HARPER'S WEEKLY, Feb. 9, 1861 Great full ftpg. illus: 'The Seceding Alabama Delegation In Congress' shows all 9 men. Fine halfpg. illus: 'The City Of Montgomery, Ala.' and another great view of 'The City of Vicksburg, Miss.' A very significant issue.

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1861-01-05

Harper's Weekly dated January 5, 1861. (print only) This is a double-page print. The print contains the engraving "Seeing The Old Year out - Watch Night "by Winslow Homer. The print size is approximately 15.75 x 22 inches.

Harper's Weekly dated January 5, 1861. (print only) This is a double-page print. The print contains the engraving "Seeing The Old Year out - Watch Night "by Winslow Homer. The print size is approximately 15.75 x 22 inches.

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1861-02-02

HARPER'S WEEKLY Feb. 2, 1861 The full front page shows "The Seceding Mississippi Delegation in Congress" drawn by Winslow Homer, showing among others Senator Jefferson Davis. Nearly halfpg: "Sea Battery, Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va". Dramatic dblpgctrfld: "Dream of a Secessionist--Washington and Valley Forge". Two scenes of "The Brooklyn Academy of Music". Small print of D.F. Jamieson".   This issue also contains a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

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1861-02-06

HARPER'S WEEKLY dated February 6, 1861 (print only) This is a single-page print. The page contains an engraving by Winslow Homer entitled "'Halt of a Wagon Train". This print has a few small binding holes. See photos for details. The print size is approximately 22 x 16 inches.

HARPER'S WEEKLY dated February 6, 1861 (print only) This is a single-page print. The page contains an engraving by Winslow Homer entitled "'Halt of a Wagon Train". This print has a few small binding holes. See photos for details. The print size is approximately 22 x 16 inches.

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1861-02-23

Harper's WEEKLY, Feb. 23, 1861 This issue contains a fullpg. map: 'Of the Northern & Southern States' east of the Rockies and a 1/4 pg. Winslow Homer print: 'The Late Rev. Dr. Murray'.  Also two great fullpg. prints: 'Ft. Pickens, Pensacola Harbor, Florida' and 'Ft. Jefferson, Tortugas (Key West', Florida)' are both displayable. , and an illus. of 'Davis & Stephens, Pres. & V.P. of the Confederacy' with short biographies.   *AS if these were not enough, this issue includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

Harper's WEEKLY, Feb. 23, 1861 This issue contains a fullpg. map: 'Of the Northern & Southern States' east of the Rockies and a 1/4 pg. Winslow Homer print: 'The Late Rev. Dr. Murray'. Also two great fullpg. prints: 'Ft. Pickens, Pensacola Harbor, Florida' and 'Ft. Jefferson, Tortugas (Key West', Florida)' are both displayable. , and an illus. of 'Davis & Stephens, Pres. & V.P. of the Confederacy' with short biographies. *AS if these were not enough, this issue includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

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1861-03-16

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Mar. 16, 1861  The entire front page image is: 'The Inaugural Procession at Washington Passing the Gate of the Capitol Grounds'  which shows Abraham Lincoln & James Buchanan in the carriage. Inside is a nearly half page print showing: "Presidents Buchanan and Lincoln Entering the Senate Chamber Before The Inauguration" with related text headed: "The Inauguration". Plus there is a large and dramatic doublepage centerfold done by Winslow Homer captioned: "The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of the United States, at the Capitol, Washington, March 4, 1861". Lincoln can be seen at the podium in front of the Capitol. Other unrelated prints in this issue include: "The Washington Arsenal" "Fort David, Texas, Headquarters of the Eighth Infantry", "Fort Arbuckle, Texas" and "Fort Wachita, Texas".  Also: "The Navy Yard at Norfolk, Virginia" plus some interior scenes of Fort Sumter. And a nearly half page of: "The U.S. Frigate 'Sabine' Off Fort Pickens".

HARPER'S WEEKLY, Mar. 16, 1861 The entire front page image is: 'The Inaugural Procession at Washington Passing the Gate of the Capitol Grounds' which shows Abraham Lincoln & James Buchanan in the carriage. Inside is a nearly half page print showing: "Presidents Buchanan and Lincoln Entering the Senate Chamber Before The Inauguration" with related text headed: "The Inauguration". Plus there is a large and dramatic doublepage centerfold done by Winslow Homer captioned: "The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of the United States, at the Capitol, Washington, March 4, 1861". Lincoln can be seen at the podium in front of the Capitol. Other unrelated prints in this issue include: "The Washington Arsenal" "Fort David, Texas, Headquarters of the Eighth Infantry", "Fort Arbuckle, Texas" and "Fort Wachita, Texas". Also: "The Navy Yard at Norfolk, Virginia" plus some interior scenes of Fort Sumter. And a nearly half page of: "The U.S. Frigate 'Sabine' Off Fort Pickens".

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1861-04-27

Harper's WEEKLY, Apr. 27, 1861 Full pg: 'Interior of Ft. Sumter During the Bombardment' & 'Map of Charleston Harbor' dramatic dblpgctrfld:  'Bombardment of Fort Sumter by Batteries of the Confederate States' Ftpg. Winslow Homer illus:'Gen. Thomas Swearing in Volunteers' . Nice illus. of Lincoln. One-quarter page print of General P.T. G. Beauregard.   This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens.

Harper's WEEKLY, Apr. 27, 1861 Full pg: 'Interior of Ft. Sumter During the Bombardment' & 'Map of Charleston Harbor' dramatic dblpgctrfld: 'Bombardment of Fort Sumter by Batteries of the Confederate States' Ftpg. Winslow Homer illus:'Gen. Thomas Swearing in Volunteers' . Nice illus. of Lincoln. One-quarter page print of General P.T. G. Beauregard. This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens.

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1861-05-11

Harper's Weekly, May 11, 1861 through June 15, 1861. This is a six-issue set (part 5) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPERS WEEKLY, New York, NY, dated June 8, 1861  The issue contains the following:  A Homer print titled: "The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of U.S. Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac at 2AM on May 24, 1861", p356 - Uniforms of the 5th regiment New York volunteers, Colonel Duryee, now at Fortress Monroe, ftpg - the advance guard of the Grand Army of the U.S. crossing the long bridge over the Potomac - the late Colonel Ellsworth - Corporal Francis E. Brownell, Ellsworth Zouaves - Bollman's Rock, Point of Rocks, Harper's Ferry, thrown down by the rebels to obstruct the railroad track - Ellsworth's Zouaves - Gen. Cadwallader's Camp of U.S. volunteers at Locust Point, opposite Baltimore, Maryland - pictorial map of the seat of war, showing parts of the states of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & North Carolina Homer: The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of U.S. Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac at 2AM on May 24, 1861, p356 - Uniforms of the 5th regiment New York volunteers, Colonel Duryee, now at Fortress Monroe, ftpg - the advance guard of the Grand Army of the U.S. crossing the long bridge over the Potomac - the late Colonel Ellsworth - Corporal Francis E. Brownell, Ellsworth Zouaves - Bollman's Rock, Point of Rocks, Harper's Ferry, thrown down by the rebels to obstruct the railroad track - Ellsworth's Zouaves - Gen. Cadwallader's Camp of U.S. volunteers at Locust Point, opposite Baltimore, Maryland - pictorial map of the seat of war, showing parts of the states of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & North Carolina & also the coast line from Cape Henry to Fort Pickens, with the U.S. blockading fleet - presentation of colors to the Garibaldi Zouaves, New York - the Garibaldi Zouaves on the Double Quick in Broadway - Bivouac of part of General Sickles's Excelsior Brigade at the Red House, Harlem New York - Guthrie Grays marching through Cincinnati en route for Camp Dennison - funeral of the late Colonel Vosburgh of the 71st regiment, New York State Militia, passing through Broadway - Sherman's battery of Light Artillery, now in Virginia - Columbia awake at last (cartoon). Harper's WEEKLY, May 11, 1861 Halfpg: 'March of the Virginians on Harper's Ferry'. Dramatic foldout centerfold: 'Destruction of the U.S. Ships at the Norfolk Navy-Yard', halfpg: 'Middies Learning the Ropes at the Naval School'. Nice fullpg: 'Fortifications Thrown up to Protect the U.S. Arsenal at St. Louis' and a very nice 3/4 pg. print: 'Camp Curtin, Near Harrisburg, Pa.' shows hundreds of soldiers. Harper's WEEKLY, May 18, 1861 Fullpg: 'Col. Ellsworth's N.Y. Fire Zouaves' & 'Col. Wilson & His Staff' & 'Reinforcement of Ft. Pickens by Company A.' two-thirds pg: 'The Long Bridge Leading Across the Potomac from Washington to Va.' halfpg: 'Raising the Stars & Stripes over the Custom House, Balt.' Harper's WEEKLY, May 25, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Willard's Hotel, Washington, Saved by the N.Y. Fire Zouaves' shows fireman battling the blaze. Fullpg. of: 'Camp Cameron, Georgetown, D.C.' fullpg: 'The Second Reinforcement of Ft. Pickens' & 'the 7th Reg. (Highlanders) N.Y. St. Militia'. Nice full page: "Camp Scott, York, Pennsylvania, Occupied by Pennsylvania and Ohio Volunteers". Harper's WEEKLY, June 1, 1861 Nice ftpg. bio. & illus. of: 'Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler'. Fine fullpg. print: 'The Cabinet Of The Confederate States At Montgomery' showing V.P. Stephens, Pres. Davis among the others. Halfpg. view: 'Ft. Pulaski, Savannah River, Ga.' Ctrfld. has a view of 'City of Montgomery'. More war-related prints. Harper's WEEKLY, June 15, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Secessionist prisoner captured at Alexandria'. 2/3 pg: 'Company of secession cavalry surrendering to Colonel Wilcox in front of Slave Pen at Alexandria, Va.'. 1/3 pg. scene at Gen. Bragg's camp. 1/2 pg. Interior of a sand bag battery at Pensacola bearing on Fort Pickens'. Fullpg: 'One of the mortar batteries on Santa Rosa Island...'. Fullpg. scene of Rebel troops on the Las Moras, Texas. Dblpgctrfld. scenes at Cairo, Il. 1/2 pg. scene at Camp Anderson.

Harper's Weekly, May 11, 1861 through June 15, 1861. This is a six-issue set (part 5) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPERS WEEKLY, New York, NY, dated June 8, 1861 The issue contains the following: A Homer print titled: "The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of U.S. Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac at 2AM on May 24, 1861", p356 - Uniforms of the 5th regiment New York volunteers, Colonel Duryee, now at Fortress Monroe, ftpg - the advance guard of the Grand Army of the U.S. crossing the long bridge over the Potomac - the late Colonel Ellsworth - Corporal Francis E. Brownell, Ellsworth Zouaves - Bollman's Rock, Point of Rocks, Harper's Ferry, thrown down by the rebels to obstruct the railroad track - Ellsworth's Zouaves - Gen. Cadwallader's Camp of U.S. volunteers at Locust Point, opposite Baltimore, Maryland - pictorial map of the seat of war, showing parts of the states of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & North Carolina Homer: The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of U.S. Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac at 2AM on May 24, 1861, p356 - Uniforms of the 5th regiment New York volunteers, Colonel Duryee, now at Fortress Monroe, ftpg - the advance guard of the Grand Army of the U.S. crossing the long bridge over the Potomac - the late Colonel Ellsworth - Corporal Francis E. Brownell, Ellsworth Zouaves - Bollman's Rock, Point of Rocks, Harper's Ferry, thrown down by the rebels to obstruct the railroad track - Ellsworth's Zouaves - Gen. Cadwallader's Camp of U.S. volunteers at Locust Point, opposite Baltimore, Maryland - pictorial map of the seat of war, showing parts of the states of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & North Carolina & also the coast line from Cape Henry to Fort Pickens, with the U.S. blockading fleet - presentation of colors to the Garibaldi Zouaves, New York - the Garibaldi Zouaves on the Double Quick in Broadway - Bivouac of part of General Sickles's Excelsior Brigade at the Red House, Harlem New York - Guthrie Grays marching through Cincinnati en route for Camp Dennison - funeral of the late Colonel Vosburgh of the 71st regiment, New York State Militia, passing through Broadway - Sherman's battery of Light Artillery, now in Virginia - Columbia awake at last (cartoon). Harper's WEEKLY, May 11, 1861 Halfpg: 'March of the Virginians on Harper's Ferry'. Dramatic foldout centerfold: 'Destruction of the U.S. Ships at the Norfolk Navy-Yard', halfpg: 'Middies Learning the Ropes at the Naval School'. Nice fullpg: 'Fortifications Thrown up to Protect the U.S. Arsenal at St. Louis' and a very nice 3/4 pg. print: 'Camp Curtin, Near Harrisburg, Pa.' shows hundreds of soldiers. Harper's WEEKLY, May 18, 1861 Fullpg: 'Col. Ellsworth's N.Y. Fire Zouaves' & 'Col. Wilson & His Staff' & 'Reinforcement of Ft. Pickens by Company A.' two-thirds pg: 'The Long Bridge Leading Across the Potomac from Washington to Va.' halfpg: 'Raising the Stars & Stripes over the Custom House, Balt.' Harper's WEEKLY, May 25, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Willard's Hotel, Washington, Saved by the N.Y. Fire Zouaves' shows fireman battling the blaze. Fullpg. of: 'Camp Cameron, Georgetown, D.C.' fullpg: 'The Second Reinforcement of Ft. Pickens' & 'the 7th Reg. (Highlanders) N.Y. St. Militia'. Nice full page: "Camp Scott, York, Pennsylvania, Occupied by Pennsylvania and Ohio Volunteers". Harper's WEEKLY, June 1, 1861 Nice ftpg. bio. & illus. of: 'Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler'. Fine fullpg. print: 'The Cabinet Of The Confederate States At Montgomery' showing V.P. Stephens, Pres. Davis among the others. Halfpg. view: 'Ft. Pulaski, Savannah River, Ga.' Ctrfld. has a view of 'City of Montgomery'. More war-related prints. Harper's WEEKLY, June 15, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Secessionist prisoner captured at Alexandria'. 2/3 pg: 'Company of secession cavalry surrendering to Colonel Wilcox in front of Slave Pen at Alexandria, Va.'. 1/3 pg. scene at Gen. Bragg's camp. 1/2 pg. Interior of a sand bag battery at Pensacola bearing on Fort Pickens'. Fullpg: 'One of the mortar batteries on Santa Rosa Island...'. Fullpg. scene of Rebel troops on the Las Moras, Texas. Dblpgctrfld. scenes at Cairo, Il. 1/2 pg. scene at Camp Anderson.

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1861-06-08

HARPERS WEEKLY, New York, NY, dated June 8, 1861  The issue contains the following:  A Homer print titled: "The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of U.S. Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac at 2AM on May 24, 1861", p356 - Uniforms of the 5th regiment New York volunteers, Colonel Duryee, now at Fortress Monroe, ftpg - the advance guard of the Grand Army of the U.S. crossing the long bridge over the Potomac - the late Colonel Ellsworth - Corporal Francis E. Brownell, Ellsworth Zouaves - Bollman's Rock, Point of Rocks, Harper's Ferry, thrown down by the rebels to obstruct the railroad track - Ellsworth's Zouaves - Gen. Cadwallader's Camp of U.S. volunteers at Locust Point, opposite Baltimore, Maryland - pictorial map of the seat of war, showing parts of the states of Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, & North Carolina & also the coast line from Cape Henry to Fort Pickens, with the U.S. blockading fleet - presentation of colors to the Garibaldi Zouaves, New York - the Garibaldi Zouaves on the Double Quick in Broadway - Bivouac of part of General Sickles's Excelsior Brigade at the Red House, Harlem New York - Guthrie Grays marching through Cincinnati en route for Camp Dennison - funeral of the late Colonel Vosburgh of the 71st regiment, New York State Militia, passing through Broadway - Sherman's battery of Light Artillery, now in Virginia - Columbia awake at last (cartoon). This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens.

HARPERS WEEKLY, New York, NY, dated June 8, 1861

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1861-06-21

Harper's Weekly, June 22, 1861 through August 3, 1861. This is a seven-issue set (part 6) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPER'S WEEKLY June 22, 1861 Ftpg. shows: "Wm. Russell, London Times Correspondent". Fullpg. shows the 11th Indiana Vols. swearing in at Indianapolis. Print shows the "Maid of the Mist" boat at Niagara Falls, & another shows "Late Sen. Douglas lying in state, Chicago". Three views showing areas around Cairo, Illinois. Nice dblpgctrfld: "On the Road between Washington & Alexandria" shows 10 vignettes. Halfpg: "Divine Service at Camp Dennison, Ohio" & "Vigilance Committed at Memphis". Fullpg. shows the National Zouaves at Sandy Hook. Nearly halfpg: "Navy Yard at Pensacola" & another: "Bivouac of Rebel Troops, Warrington, Pensacola". Fullpg: "View of Fortress Monroe & 1/3 pg: "Action at Acquila Creek". Harper's WEEKLY, June 29, 1861. A Homer entitled "The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers", ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat Homer: The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers, ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat & seaward face of Fortress Monroe - Landing of the Scott life guard at Newport News - batteries on the Ohio levee at Cairo - battery on the Ohio levee, used for ordering steamers to - landing of the 7th Homer: The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers, ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat & seaward face of Fortress Monroe - Landing of the Scott life guard at Newport News - batteries on the Ohio levee at Cairo - battery on the Ohio levee, used for ordering steamers to - landing of the 7th & 12th regiments at Cairo - Our Army on the Potomac - the Late Lieutenant Greble - gun bent double by a cannonball - rifle pit for sentinels - Privateer "Savannah" captured by the U.S. Brig "Perry". Harper's WEEKLY, July 6, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Constituent Convention of Virginia, in the Custom House at Wheeling, Ohio'. Nice halfpg. illus. of: 'Jefferson City, Missouri' & 2 more related prints. Nice fullpg: 'Bird's-Eye View of the Mississippi River, from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico'. Nice fullpg: 'Scenes of Camp & Army Life in Gen. Williams Brigade' showing 9 scenes. '1st Conn. Vols. at Roach's Springs, Va.' & 'Battle of Romney'. Fullpg: 'Tenn. Riflemen Entering Winchester from Strasburg' & 2/3 pg: 'Battle of Philippi'. Fullpg: 'Harper's Ferry, As Evacuated by the Confederate Troops' & two other halfpg. Civil War scenes, one at Harper's Ferry & another at Williamsport, Md. Harper's WEEKLY, July 13, 1861 Ftpg. shows: 'Battle of Boonville, Missouri'. Fullpg: 'The Cabinet at Washington' shows Lincoln & the others. Winslow Homer fullpg: 'Crew of U.S. Steam-Sloop Colorado' fullpg:'How Volunteers Are Treated in Phila.' & a fullpg. print: 'A Slave Auction at the South' is terrific, and quite displayable. HARPER'S WEEKLY July 20, 1861 Full ftpg. shows: "Filling Cartridge at the U.S. Arsenal at Watertown, Mass." is by Winslow Homer. Fullpg. with 5 scenes of: "The 11th Indiana Reg. of Zouaves" & another fullpg: "Scenes About Camp" shows 8 scenes. Halfpg: "Hagerstown, Md," & a great dblpgctrfld: "The Navy Yard at Brooklyn, New York" shows several large ships. Halfpg: "The Secessionist Army--Irregular Riflemen of the Alleghanies, Va." Nice fullpg: "The Pirates" & 1/3 pg: "Harper's Ferry Armory". Nearly halfpg: "Military Occupation of Monument Square, Baltimore". Harper's WEEKLY, July 27, 1861 Ftpg. shows Gen. Prentiss & Gen. Williams, & the 'Departure of Gen. Lyon & His Command from Boonville, Mo.' Great fullpg: 'The Battle of Rich Mountain, Va.' & 'Wilson's Zouaves in the Ditch...at Ft. Pickens'. Very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'Stony Point' is a montage of various vignettes from the Rev. War. Fullpg: 'Camp Life with Gen. Williams' has 9 scenes. Two other war prints & a great fullpg: 'Balloon View of Washington D.C.' Harper's WEEKLY, Aug. 3, 1861 Ftpg: 'Death of Rebel Gen. Garnett at the Battle of Laurel Hill' fullpg: 'The Battle of Carthage, Missouri' dramatic & historic dblpgctrfld: 'Col. Hunter's Attack at the Battle of Bull's Run' plus two other half pg. illustrations on Bull Run.

Harper's Weekly, June 22, 1861 through August 3, 1861. This is a seven-issue set (part 6) of Harper's Weekly containing the Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" in serialization format. The set provides more than a 10% discount over purchasing the issues individually. This set would look great displayed in one of our 17 inch by 14 inch display cases which can be viewed at www.rarenewspapers.com/folders.aspx (or by returning to the home page and selecting "storage and display options". The individual issues are described as: HARPER'S WEEKLY June 22, 1861 Ftpg. shows: "Wm. Russell, London Times Correspondent". Fullpg. shows the 11th Indiana Vols. swearing in at Indianapolis. Print shows the "Maid of the Mist" boat at Niagara Falls, & another shows "Late Sen. Douglas lying in state, Chicago". Three views showing areas around Cairo, Illinois. Nice dblpgctrfld: "On the Road between Washington & Alexandria" shows 10 vignettes. Halfpg: "Divine Service at Camp Dennison, Ohio" & "Vigilance Committed at Memphis". Fullpg. shows the National Zouaves at Sandy Hook. Nearly halfpg: "Navy Yard at Pensacola" & another: "Bivouac of Rebel Troops, Warrington, Pensacola". Fullpg: "View of Fortress Monroe & 1/3 pg: "Action at Acquila Creek".Harper's WEEKLY, June 29, 1861. A Homer entitled "The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers", ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat Homer: The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers, ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat & seaward face of Fortress Monroe - Landing of the Scott life guard at Newport News - batteries on the Ohio levee at Cairo - battery on the Ohio levee, used for ordering steamers to - landing of the 7th Homer: The War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers, ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat & seaward face of Fortress Monroe - Landing of the Scott life guard at Newport News - batteries on the Ohio levee at Cairo - battery on the Ohio levee, used for ordering steamers to - landing of the 7th & 12th regiments at Cairo - Our Army on the Potomac - the Late Lieutenant Greble - gun bent double by a cannonball - rifle pit for sentinels - Privateer "Savannah" captured by the U.S. Brig "Perry".Harper's WEEKLY, July 6, 1861 Full ftpg: 'Constituent Convention of Virginia, in the Custom House at Wheeling, Ohio'. Nice halfpg. illus. of: 'Jefferson City, Missouri' & 2 more related prints. Nice fullpg: 'Bird's-Eye View of the Mississippi River, from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico'. Nice fullpg: 'Scenes of Camp & Army Life in Gen. Williams Brigade' showing 9 scenes. '1st Conn. Vols. at Roach's Springs, Va.' & 'Battle of Romney'. Fullpg: 'Tenn. Riflemen Entering Winchester from Strasburg' & 2/3 pg: 'Battle of Philippi'. Fullpg: 'Harper's Ferry, As Evacuated by the Confederate Troops' & two other halfpg. Civil War scenes, one at Harper's Ferry & another at Williamsport, Md.Harper's WEEKLY, July 13, 1861 Ftpg. shows: 'Battle of Boonville, Missouri'. Fullpg: 'The Cabinet at Washington' shows Lincoln & the others. Winslow Homer fullpg: 'Crew of U.S. Steam-Sloop Colorado' fullpg:'How Volunteers Are Treated in Phila.' & a fullpg. print: 'A Slave Auction at the South' is terrific, and quite displayable.HARPER'S WEEKLY July 20, 1861 Full ftpg. shows: "Filling Cartridge at the U.S. Arsenal at Watertown, Mass." is by Winslow Homer. Fullpg. with 5 scenes of: "The 11th Indiana Reg. of Zouaves" & another fullpg: "Scenes About Camp" shows 8 scenes. Halfpg: "Hagerstown, Md," & a great dblpgctrfld: "The Navy Yard at Brooklyn, New York" shows several large ships. Halfpg: "The Secessionist Army--Irregular Riflemen of the Alleghanies, Va." Nice fullpg: "The Pirates" & 1/3 pg: "Harper's Ferry Armory". Nearly halfpg: "Military Occupation of Monument Square, Baltimore".Harper's WEEKLY, July 27, 1861 Ftpg. shows Gen. Prentiss & Gen. Williams, & the 'Departure of Gen. Lyon & His Command from Boonville, Mo.' Great fullpg: 'The Battle of Rich Mountain, Va.' & 'Wilson's Zouaves in the Ditch...at Ft. Pickens'. Very displayable dblpgctrfld: 'Stony Point' is a montage of various vignettes from the Rev. War. Fullpg: 'Camp Life with Gen. Williams' has 9 scenes. Two other war prints & a great fullpg: 'Balloon View of Washington D.C.'Harper's WEEKLY, Aug. 3, 1861 Ftpg: 'Death of Rebel Gen. Garnett at the Battle of Laurel Hill' fullpg: 'The Battle of Carthage, Missouri' dramatic & historic dblpgctrfld: 'Col. Hunter's Attack at the Battle of Bull's Run' plus two other half pg. illustrations on Bull Run.

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Harper's WEEKLY, June 29, 1861. A Homer entitled "The  War-Making Havelocks for the Volunteers, ftpg. 401 - Camp Slifer - March of Troops from Chambersburgh - Leesburg Bridge, on the Potomac, below Harper's Ferry, lately held by the Virginians - Rebel troops arriving at & departing from Martinsburg, Virginia - whipping post on the premises of Mr. West, at Newport News, Virginia - scenes of Fort Monrow - Chesapeake Female College: headquarters of Gen. Pierce - John Tyler's residence, Hampton, Virginia - camp of the Vermont regiment, Newport News - Camp of First regiment New York volunteers, Col. Allen, near Fortress Monroe - Battle of Great Bethel - charge of Duryee's Zouaves (5th regiment N.Y. volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel - Moat & seaward face of Fortress Monroe - Landing of the Scott life guard at Newport News - batteries on the Ohio levee at Cairo - battery on the Ohio levee, used for ordering steamers to - landing of the 7th & 12th regiments at Cairo - Our Army on the Potomac - the Late Lieutenant Greble - gun bent double by a cannonball - rifle pit for sentinels - Privateer "Savannah" captured by the U.S. Brig "Perry". This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens.

Harper's WEEKLY, June 29, 1861. A Homer entitled "The

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Harper's WEEKLY, New York, July 13, 1861 The frontpage features a halfpage 'Battle of Boonville, Missouri' and 1/4 page illustrations "Brigadier-General Lyon, U.S.A." and "The late Captain Ward". Inside the issue is a fullpage 'The Cabinet at Washington' shows Abraham Lincoln and the others. Also featured is a fullpage Winslow Homer - 'Crew of U.S. Steam-Sloop Colorado'.  A fullpage 'How Volunteers Are Treated in Philadelphia" is completed of four scenes and is very displayable. A fullpage print: 'A Slave Auction at the South' is terrific, quite displayable and has an accompanying article. An article "Fort McHenry and Marshal Kane" is accompanied by two nearly halfpage illustrations. Three fullpage illustrations are of "Winfield Scott, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army", "Major-General Scott" and "Major-General John C. Fremont, in his Prairie Costume".  A halfpage "Gun-Boats Fitting Our at Cincinnati, Ohio, for Government Service on the Mississippi" and a 1/4 page "The Stevens Bomb-Proof Battery as it will Appear When Completed" appear on the same page. A 3/4 page illustration "General Beauregard's Camp of Confederate Troops at White Springs, Virginia, near the Manassas Gap Railroad.  The backpage features political cartoons including one of Abraham Lincoln with Jeff Davis. This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens.  The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

Harper's WEEKLY, New York, July 13, 1861 The frontpage features a halfpage 'Battle of Boonville, Missouri' and 1/4 page illustrations "Brigadier-General Lyon, U.S.A." and "The late Captain Ward". Inside the issue is a fullpage 'The Cabinet at Washington' shows Abraham Lincoln and the others. Also featured is a fullpage Winslow Homer - 'Crew of U.S. Steam-Sloop Colorado'. A fullpage 'How Volunteers Are Treated in Philadelphia" is completed of four scenes and is very displayable. A fullpage print: 'A Slave Auction at the South' is terrific, quite displayable and has an accompanying article. An article "Fort McHenry and Marshal Kane" is accompanied by two nearly halfpage illustrations. Three fullpage illustrations are of "Winfield Scott, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army", "Major-General Scott" and "Major-General John C. Fremont, in his Prairie Costume". A halfpage "Gun-Boats Fitting Our at Cincinnati, Ohio, for Government Service on the Mississippi" and a 1/4 page "The Stevens Bomb-Proof Battery as it will Appear When Completed" appear on the same page. A 3/4 page illustration "General Beauregard's Camp of Confederate Troops at White Springs, Virginia, near the Manassas Gap Railroad. The backpage features political cartoons including one of Abraham Lincoln with Jeff Davis. This issue also includes a serialized portion of "Great Expectations", by Charles Dickens. The issue is complete in 16 pages, in good condition, and contains additional prints and related text. See photos for details.

A Great Print of a Slave Auction...

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HARPER'S WEEKLY Jan. 4, 1862 Full front page by Homer: "Christmas Boxes in Camp, 1861" does show some mild wear, as this was the first page in the volume. Fullpg. with 3 scenes of "Ship Island". Fullpg: "Bird's-eye View of the Coast from Savannah, Ga. to Beaufort, S.C." Nice dblpgctrfld. is a large: "General Bird's-Eye View of Washington & Vicinity". Small print of: "Green River Bridge, Kentucky" & a fullpg. with 2 scenes of: "Gen. Burnside's Expedition" showing many ships.  This issue also contains  "Charles Dickens' New Christmas Stories - 1. Picking Up Evening Shadows, and 2. Picking Up A Pocket-Book", by Charles Dickens, taking nearly 5 entire pages of text.

HARPER'S WEEKLY Jan. 4, 1862 Full front page by Homer: "Christmas Boxes in Camp, 1861" does show some mild wear, as this was the first page in the volume. Fullpg. with 3 scenes of "Ship Island". Fullpg: "Bird's-eye View of the Coast from Savannah, Ga. to Beaufort, S.C." Nice dblpgctrfld. is a large: "General Bird's-Eye View of Washington & Vicinity". Small print of: "Green River Bridge, Kentucky" & a fullpg. with 2 scenes of: "Gen. Burnside's Expedition" showing many ships. This issue also contains "Charles Dickens' New Christmas Stories - 1. Picking Up Evening Shadows, and 2. Picking Up A Pocket-Book", by Charles Dickens, taking nearly 5 entire pages of text.

Homer Christmas print...

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