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Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center
Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center

Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original Paroled Rebels Center

$ 15.81

Availability: 13 in stock
  • Condition: Very good clean complete condition. This full size genuine original was part of a set bound into a hard cover library edition book so it was well preserved. Please see my photos. NOT a reprint, authentic 1863 publication.
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    Harper’s Weekly March 21 1863 Civil War Genuine Original with Full Double Page Centerfold New Orleans Levee Paroled Rebel Prisoners by artist John R Hamilton. Very good clean complete condition. This full size genuine original was part of a set bound into a hard cover library edition book so it was well preserved. Please see my photos. NOT a reprint, authentic 1863 publication.
    Harper's Weekly began publication in 1857 as "a journal of civilization", and contained notable coverage of the US Civil War and New York's Tammany Hall. The first incarnation ceased publication in 1916, and was absorbed by The Independent.
    Harper's Weekly was the most popular newspaper during the Civil War, and it featured stunning illustrations, and in depth stories on all the important people and events of the war.
    John R. Hamilton was an English architect who moved to Cincinnati in 1852.  Hamilton won a silver medal at the Ohio Mechanics’ Institute for his paintings, lithographs, architectural, and other drawings.  He later moved to New York City and served during the Civil Was as a special artist for Harper’s Weekly.  He recorded the naval combat in New Orleans and the life of African Americans in Louisiana.  He was in Richmond, Virginia, from about 1864 to 1866.