22 Intact Pages from 1862 NY Illustrated News Civil War Newspapers
$ 10.56
Description
22 Intact Pages from 1862 NY Illustrated News Civil War Newspapers. These rare February and March 1862 newspaper pages from editions of The New York Illustrated News are a must-have for history buffs and collectors alike. Although these are incomplete issues (only 22 pages), this slice of the weekly 1862 newspapers provides a fascinating insight into life in the USA during the Civil War. CIVIL WAR - NEWSPAPER Pages with Ilustrations --- THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS --- 1) February 8th, 1862 No. 118 Vol V - contains 14 pages & 10 illustrations 2) March 1st, 1862 - contains 8 pages with 4 illustrations These rare February and March 1862 newspaper pages from editions of The New York Illustrated News are a must-have for history buffs and collectors alike. Filled with captivating illustrations and articles involving Civil War battles and fortifications. Although these are incomplete issues (only 22 pages), this slice of the weekly 1862 newspapers provides a fascinating insight into life in the USA during the Civil War. There are 9 other etchings on the 14 pages. The pages that the winning bidder receives from February are the cover page (210), showing Colonel Fry shooting and killing Rebel General Felix K. Zollicoffer. This incident is described inside on page 218. This newspaper is missing pages 211 and 212. There are also eight pages from a March 1st issue containing 4 illustrations listed below that you will find very interesting. Published by the New York Illustrated News and printed in English, these newspaper sections are in excellent condition. Printed in New York. Illustrations: Front page has etching of Col Fry shooting Rebel General Felix Zollicoffer. There is also a portrait of F. K. Zollicoffer on the back page of this issue. Fort Constitution in New Castle N.H. Camp Tennally near D.C. and Pennsylvania 13th Volunteers Scene on Potomac River at the mouth of the Monocacy, where Zouaves were stationed Double Page Etching of the Battle of Mill Creek, forces led by Rebel General Zollifer Portrait of O.M. Stanton, the Secretary of War Acotink Creek VA with Lt. Janeway, 1st Regiment New Jersey Cavalry while rebels rifle his pockets for booty. Evacuation of Romney WVA by the rebels on their way to Cumberland General Kelly's troops crossing Long Bridge at Romney in retreat. Four illustrations are in the 8 pages from part of a March First issue. There is a dramatic and panoramic scene of the Burnside Expedition to attack Roanoake Island. This shows General Foster's troops aboard ships and Commodore Goldsborough's gunboats There is a view of Fort McClary at Kittery MAine A large illustration tries to depict the excitement of a Bowery Show open to the public with a Snake Charmer, a Sword Swallower, and Dancing Bears. These engravings are all described in narrative in the newspapers. Great for framing. Great paper quality for 1862 stock. This authentic Civil war era newspaper features detailed engravings and firsthand accounts from the front lines. A fascinating artifact from 1862 in the midst of the American Civil War. It features political commentary, rare woodcut engravings, and period advertisements. These partial issue of New York ILLUSTRATED NEWS measure 16 1/2" x 11" with 22 total pages, many b+w engravings and advertising. Intact and complete - extracted from a bound volume of the complete year of 1862, so paper quality is great! Etchings are suitable for framing and hanging in your office. Flat shipping in USA - $5.00
