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AVI001 |
Vintage 1924
Aviation Magazine |
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"Aviation The Oldest American
Aeronautical Magazine" for May 26, 1924 (Volume XVI, Number 21).
Published by Gardner Publishing Co., Inc. 225 Fourth Avenue, New York.
Special Features include: A useful radio address on aviation, American
Fliers first to span Pacific Ocean, Admiral Moffett claims for Navy all
sea flying, Notes on the design of corps observation airplanes. |
SALE $12.00 |
BK2-
AVI002 |
Vintage 1924
Aviation Magazine |
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"Aviation The Oldest American Aeronautical Magazine"
for July 28, 1924( Volume XVI, Number 4). Published by Gardner
Publishing Co., Inc. 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. |
SALE $12.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW12 |
Civil
War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization.
for January 3, 1863 |
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Vol.
VII- No. 314. New York, Saturday, January 3, 1863. Title
under engraving detail shown "Santa Claus in Camp".
Other engravings "The Attack on the Rebel Works at
Fredericksburg by the Centre Gran Division of the Army of
the Potomac, on December 13, 1862" "Our
Soldiers in the Streets of Fredericksburg" "Major-General
Franklin's Grand Division Crossing the Rappahannock on 12th
December, 1862" "Map of North Carolina, Showing
the Fields of Operations of Gen. Foster and the Army of
the Blackwater" "Christmas Eve, 1862 (full
center page)" "Court-Martial of Major-General
Fitz-John Porter, Held December, 1862, At Washington, D.C."
and more. Pages 1-16. Front page torn and folded, edges
rough. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW13 |
Civil War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization.
for February 7, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No.
319. New York, Saturday, February 7, 1863. Title under
engraving details shown "Rear-Admiral David D.
Porter, Commanding Mississippi Flotilla" "Major-General John
A. McClernand" "Bombardment of the Post of
Arkansas, January 11, 1863". Other engravings "Our
New Western Gun-Boats )Indianola, Choctaw, Lafayette)",
"Torpedo in the Western Rivers" "Stockade
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad". Full
center page "Historic Examples of Southern Chivalry,
Illustrated by Thomas Nast- Dedicated to Jeff Davis (Throwing
sick and wounded U.S. soldiers in the road to die, massacre of Negroes at
Murfreesboro Pike, Pea Ridge, Bull Run,
Murder of two of Piatt's Zouaves, 34th Ohio, Southern
women gloating over dead Union soldiers, The murder of
Gen. Robert L. M'Cook). "The United States Iron-clad
Monitor 'Weehawken' in the storm of 20th January"
"Major-General Joseph Hooker, the new Commander of
the Army of the Potomac" "Meeting of Union and
Rebel Pickets in the Rappahannock" and more. Pages 81-
96 |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW14 |
Civil War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly
Journal of Civilization.
for February 21, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No. 321. New York,
Saturday, February 21, 1863. Title under engraving detail
shown "Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Stratton )General Tom
Thumb and Wife)." Other engravings "Departure
of the Great Southern Expedition From Beaufort, North
Carolina" "The Rebel Rams Engaging our
Blockading Fleet Off Charleston, North Carolina, January
31, 1863" "Hearts and Hands- St. Valentine's Day, 1863" "Fort Hindman, at Arkansas Post,
Arkansas" "The Iron-Clad 'Montauk' Engaging the
Rebel Fort M'Allister, in the Ogeechee river, 28th
January, 1863". Pages 113- 128. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW15 |
Civil War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization.
for March 7, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No. 323. New York,
Saturday, March 7, 1863. Title under engraving detail
shown "The Late Nicholas Longworth, the Western
Millionaire". Other engravings "The United
States Gun-boat 'Indianola' (Iron-Clad) Running the
Blockade at Vicksburg" "A Scene in One of the
Battles Before Vicksburg (full center page)" "Departure
of Registered Enemies of the United States From Port
Hickok, to Madisonville, LA" "Landing of
registered Enemies of the United States at Madisonville,
LA., February 2, 1863" "The Poor of New Orleans
Applying to Colonel Thorpe for Employment at the City
Surveyor's Office" and a map of Vicksburg and its
Vicinity. Pages 145- 160. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW16 |
Civil War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization. for April 4, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No. 327. New York,
Saturday, April 4, 1863. Titles under engraving detail
shown "Break in the Mississippi Levee Near the Canal
at Vicksburg" and "Cutting Away the Dam at the
Head of the Vicksburg Canal". Other engravings
"Warrentown From Our Batteries" "The
Sunset Gun in the Yazoo" "The Army of the
Cumberland- Head-Quarters of Major-Gen. M'Cook, Commanding ???" "The Army of the Cumberland-
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, Looking South"
"The Army of the Cumberland- Bridge Over West Fork
of Stone River, Built by General Mitchell" "A
Wedding in the Army of the Potomac" "A Night
Scout in the the Southwest- Surprise of an Outpost, and
Survey of the Rebel Guns" "Arrival of a Federal
Column at a Planter's House in Dixie" "Brigadier-General
Robert B. Mitchell, Commanding at Nashville, Tennessee"
"Brigadier-General Leonard F. Ross, Commanding Yazoo
Expedition" "Sale of Confiscated Blood-Horses
at New Orleans". Pages 209- 224. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW17 |
Civil War Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal if Civilization.
for April 11, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No. 328. New York,
Saturday, April 11, 1863. Title under engraving detail
shown "Bayou Navigation in Dixie.- From a Sketch by
Mr. Theodore R. Davis". Other engravings "The
Prince and Princess of Wales" "Queen Victoria
and the Princess Beatrice" "Marriage of the
Prince of Wales at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, on 10th
March, 1863" "The Princess Alexandria Alighting
From Her Carriage" "Admiral Porter's Second
Dummy Frightening the Rebels at Vicksburg" "The
Battle at Newbern- Repulse of the Rebels, March 14, 1863".
Pages 225- 240. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW19 |
Civil War
Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization. for May 16, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No.
333. New York, Saturday, May 16, 1863. Title under
engraving detail shown "Building Pontoons on the
Rappahannock". Other engravings "Bridges and
Rifle-Pits at United States Ford" "The 8th Pennsylvania Cavalry Crossing at Fly's Ford" "Russell's
Brigade (First Division Sixth Army Corps) Crossing the
Rappahannock in Pontoons to Storm the Rebel Works"
"Pontoon Bridges Over the Rappahannock, Built for
Reynold's Corps" "Pontoon Bridges Erected For
General Sedgwick's Corps to Cross" "A
Topographical Map of Eastern Virginia from
'Fredericksburg' to 'Richmond'..." "The
Campaign in the South (full center page)" "The
Campaign in Louisiana- Battle of Irish Bend" "The
Camp of the Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment, Near
Falmouth, Virginia". Pages 305- 320. |
SALE $8.00 |
BK2-
CW-HW20 |
Civil War
Newspaper
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Civilization.
for August 15, 1863 |
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Vol. VII.- No.
346. New York, Saturday, August 15, 1863. title under
engraving detail shown "Morgan's Raid- entry of
Morgan's Freebooters Into Washington, Ohio". Other
engravings "Birds-Eye View of Charleston, South
Carolina, and its Environs, Showing the Scene of General
Gilmore's Operations" "The Campaign in South
Carolina- Scenes on the Sea-Islands, Near Charleston"
"Reminiscences of the Maryland Campaign (full center
page)" "Our Works Before Jackson, Mississippi"
"The Late Brigadier-General George C. Strong"
"The Late Colonel Robert G. Shaw" "General
Quincy a. Gilmore" "Captain John Rodgers, of
the 'Weehawken'". Pages 513-528. Lower right hand
corner of first four pages is missing. |
SALE $8.00 |
