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New York / Shenandoah, Iowa: Harper & Brothers / Living History Inc, 1866. Reissue . No Binding. Very Good +. A reissue by Living History, Inc., constituting a complete facsimile with all illustrations, etc. in the original size.
Harper's Weekly - 1866 Volume X (Complete Year - 52 Issues, Bound) - : Bound Volume X of 52 Issues for 1866, Complete
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Harper's Weekly - 1866 Volume X (Complete Year - 52 Issues, Bound): Bound Volume X of 52 Issues for 1866, Complete
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This is a great condition bound volume of "HARPER'S WEEKLY - A Journal of Civilization" for the entire year of 1866 (Volume 10). There are 52 issues in all beginning with January 6 and ending with December 29 - a complete run of all 52 issues for the year. The highlight of the volume is the November 3rd issue, which features a RARE EARLY BASEBALL team photo of "the 'Atlantic' Base-Ball Club of Brooklyn and "the 'Athletic' of Philadelphia." The December 29 issue contains a wonderful 2-page spread of SANTA CLAUS vignettes by Thomas Nast. There are also 2-page engravings of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and of RECONSTRUCTION (by Thomas Nast). Also included are numerous post-CIVIL WAR articles and engravings. Three-quarter leather binding with marbled covers and marbled end papers. Oversized - the volume measures 16" tall x 11 1/2" wide x 2 1/4" thick. Scarcely found in this condition.
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There is a 3" tear at the bottom-right edge of the spine; wear to the corners. The volume is tightly bound with no cracks and no loose pages. The interior is in great condition - mostly clean pages with only a few random stains found; the primary condition issue to the pages is that there are occasional tears at the outer edges (larger 4" tear on the front cover of Jan 13 that has been repaired with clear tape). Some of the front covers have an "X" written in pencil at the top-right corner. Library bookplate affixed to the front pastedown. Some front covers have a small library ink stamp at the bottom edge. Overall the volume is in very good condition.
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There is a 3" tear at the bottom-right edge of the spine; wear to the corners. The volume is tightly bound with no cracks and no loose pages. The interior is in great condition - mostly clean pages with only a few random stains found; the primary condition issue to the pages is that there are occasional tears at the outer edges (larger 4" tear on the front cover of Jan 13 that has been repaired with clear tape). Some of the front covers have an "X" written in pencil at the top-right corner. Library bookplate affixed to the front pastedown. Some front covers have a small library ink stamp at the bottom edge. Overall the volume is in very good condition.
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- Publisher Harper & Brothers
- Place of Publication New York
- Date Published 1866
- Keywords harpers weekly, harpers monthly, civil war, abraham lincoln, early baseball, reconstruction, thomas nast, santa claus, old vintage antique newspapers magazines
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Harper's Weekly. A Journal of Civilization. Vol. X No. 487 April 28, 1866
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, January 20, 1866. Vol. X. No. 473.
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Folio, newspaper, illustrated, 33-48 pp. Some chipping, tears and soiling to edges. spine and margins, some creasing to front page, especially near middle column, occasional staining, normal aging and browning; otherwise about very good. This issue, which was published shortly after the Civil War, has some excellent illustrations, including a couple of cartoons by Thomas Nast. There is also a full-page illustration of American beauty, featuring headshots of women. Another full-page illustrations shows the sentencing of Eduard Ketchum for forgery.
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, June 9, 1866. Vol. X. No, 493.
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Folio, newspaper, illustrated, 353-368 pp. Chips, tears and folds in margins, spine and edges, a couple of pieces missing from margins throughout, but not affecting text or images, some aging, finger soiling and browning to contents, despite its faults this issue is in basically good shape. This issue contains two Thomas Nast cartoons. One illustrates the loss in value of Confederate money. A full-page engraving shows the burning of the Academy of Music in NYC. Another full-page engraving presents an early military steam ship.
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, July 14, 1866. Vol. X. No, 498.
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Newspaper, illustrated, 433-448 pp. Chips, small tears and folds in margins, spine and edges, some aging and browning to contents, despite the ragged appearance around the edges; content is in basically good shape. While there are a number of interesting illustrations in this issue, the most significant is a full page engraving by Thomas Nast on the Uprising in Italy. There is a smaller illustration of a duel in New Orleans on page 445.
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, August 25, 1866. Vol. X. No. 504.
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Folio, newspaper, illustrated, 529-544 pp. Chips, small tears and folds in margins and edges, soiling and darkening to front cover, normal aging and browning to contents; otherwise about good. A good portion of this issue is dedicated to the July 30, 1866 riot in New Orleans. Violence erupted when freed blacks were permitted to parade in the city, and southern whites attacked them killing over 40, and wounding many more. Harper's provides several wood engravings to illustrate what happened.
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, July 14, 1866. Vol. X. No, 498.
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Folio, newspaper, illustrated, 433-448 pp. Chips, small tears and folds in margins, spine and edges, some aging and browning to contents, despite the ragged appearance around the edges; content is in basically good shape. While there are a number of interesting illustrations in this issue, the most significant is a full page engraving by Thomas Nast on the Uprising in Italy. There is a smaller illustration of a duel in New Orleans on page 445.
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization (Vol. X, - No. 491) May 26, 1866 Large Portrait of and article on Edwin M. Stanton - Secretary of War in the Civil War / 2 Center pages engravings: Little Rock Arkansas panorama and Mississippi flooding scene in West Baton Rouge, Louisiana / Cover engravings of scenes in Memphis during riot-shooting down negroes on the morning of May 2, 1866
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Harper & Brothers, 1866. Magazine / Periodical. Good. Original 16-page edition dtd May 26, 1866 in good condition with light creasing and light toning Pare edges are chipped. Small thread and notches at spine. Two wood etchings on front cover from sketch's by Mr. A. R. Waud (Shooting down Negros on the morning of May 2, 1866 and Burning a Freedman's school house) The double center pages show a panorama of paddle boats on the Arkansas river and wagons waiting on a ferry. also a 2nd page showing flooding of the Mississippi in West Batton Rouge. Lasty there is a large portrait of Edwin M. Stanton etched from a Brady photograph and an accompanying article. portrait to Edwin Stanton
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Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization, Volume X. For the Year 1866
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Harper & Brothers, New York, 1866. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Size: 16" x 12". Text body is clean, and free from previous owner annotation, underlining and highlighting. Half gilt-stamped black faux leather with brown cloth over boards; pp. (iv), 832; all issues for 1866, includes an early baseball team image of the Brooklyn Atlantics and the Philadelphia Athletic, illustrations by Thomas Nast, post-Civil War content. Covers lightly rubbed and stained, a few pages have tears, a few instances of light, scattered spots/stains. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 10 lbs 0 oz. Category: Periodical; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 014769. .
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HARPER'S WEEKLY. VOLUME X. FOR THE YEAR 1866
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1866. wITH A FULL PAGE PORTRAIT OF THE ATLANTIC BASEBALL cLUB HARPER'S WEEKLY, A Journal of Civilization. Volume X, No. 471-522 (January 6 - December 29). For the Year 1866. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1866. Folio. (iv),832 pp. A wood-engraved title-page and an index for the entire year precede the weekly issues. Although the news coverage is dominated by the American Civil War, one of the more interesting events unrelated to the war is the laying of the first trans-Atlantic cable. Several issues contain illustrations by Thomas Nast, including the large double-page "Santa Claus and His Works" in the final issue. In addition there is a full page portrait of the Atlantic Baseball Club. The individual issues are sewn together. The original cloth-covered boards (blocked in blind, with gilt-stamped title to upper board) are present, but are worn, soiled, and detached; the backstrip is mostly missing. The paper is lightly age-browned, as usual, and mostly clean, with only occasional, very light foxing. A…
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