{"product_id":"harper-s-weekly-december-13-1862-burnside-commanders-fredericksburg-march-petersburg-va","title":"Harper’s Weekly – December 13, 1862 – Burnside \u0026 Commanders • Fredericksburg March • Petersburg, VA","description":"Harper’s Weekly – December 13, 1862 – Burnside \u0026amp; Commanders • Fredericksburg March • Petersburg, VA\n\nHARPER’S WEEKLY, New York, December 13, 1862\nA beautifully illustrated Civil War issue filled with major Union leadership portraits, Virginia town views, and a dramatic Fredericksburg campaign centerfold. Complete in 16 pages.\n\n\n---\n\n⭐ Highlights \u0026amp; Notable Engravings\n\n🧑‍✈️ Front Page Ensemble Portrait\n\nA striking full-page engraving of Major-General Ambrose Burnside surrounded by his division commanders:\n\nJoseph Hooker\n\nEdwin V. Sumner\n\nFranz Sigel\n\nWilliam B. Franklin\nA powerful visual snapshot of the Army of the Potomac’s top leadership just days before the Battle of Fredericksburg.\n\n\n🏙 Virginia Town \u0026amp; Landscape Prints\n\nFull-page: “The City of Petersburg, Virginia.”\nA detailed and frame-worthy view of one of the most important Confederate cities.\n\nMultiple vignettes of towns and terrain leading toward Fredericksburg.\n\n\n🏞 Double-Page Centerfold\n\n🖼 “The Army of the Potomac — At and On the Way to Fredericksburg.”\nEight detailed scenes including:\n\nWarrenton\n\nCallett Station\n\nWeaverville\n\nFredericksburg landscapes and approaches\nA dramatic panoramic look at the preparations and movement toward one of the war’s most pivotal battles.\n\n\n⚔ Rebel Defenses\n\nFull page with three Confederate-related engravings:\n\n“Rebel Encampment at Drury’s Bluff”\n\n“Rebel Fort Darling, James River”\n\n“Slidell’s House in Louisiana”\n\n\n✝ Clergy Portrait\n\nRev. Morgan L. Dix, Rector of Trinity Church, New York — a notable figure in American religious life.\n\n\n🎭 Back Page Political Cartoons\n\nTwo satirical Civil War–era cartoons commenting on the political tensions of 1862.\n\n\n---\n\n📝 Condition\n\nGood to fair overall, consistent with genuine issues from 1862.\n\nLight edge wear, small tears, foxing, and mild toning\n\nOriginal binding holes present\n\nCenterfold remains intact and highly displayable\n\nAll engravings clear and bold\n\n\n📸 I photograph every single page of every issue.\nPlease review images carefully — they show exact condition. Feel free to ask for additional photos or details.\n\n\n---\n\n🖼 Archival Framing Available\n\nMuseum-quality framing offered for standout engravings:\n\nAcid-free materials\n\nUV-protective acrylic\n\nProfessional mounting\n\nSeveral frame styles available\n\n\nPerfect for:\n\nBurnside \u0026amp; Commanders front page\n\nPetersburg full-page view\n\nFredericksburg multi-scene centerfold\n\nRebel fortifications\n\n\n\n---\n\n📦 Shipping\n\nShips flat, never rolled\n\nRigid archival-safe packaging\n\nFully insured \u0026amp; tracked\n\nCombined shipping available\n\n\n\n---\n\n📌 SEO Tags\n\nHarper’s Weekly 1862, Burnside commanders portrait, Fredericksburg campaign, Petersburg Virginia engraving, Civil War newspaper, Drury’s Bluff Rebel fort, Morgan Dix portrait, Union Army command, Fredericksburg march centerfold, antique Civil War art, 19th century illustration, Harper’s Weekly authentic issue","brand":"My Store","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":52264013398236,"sku":null,"price":50.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0849\/4759\/9580\/files\/c1999865-il_fullxfull.7512219359_9aih.jpg?v=1786496628","url":"https:\/\/thekeenantiquarian.com\/products\/harper-s-weekly-december-13-1862-burnside-commanders-fredericksburg-march-petersburg-va","provider":"My Store","version":"1.0","type":"link"}