Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page

Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page

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Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
  • Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page
Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page

Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page

$95.00
Harper’s Weekly – May 17, 1862 – Farragut Enters the Mississippi • Fort Macon Bombarded • Winslow Homer Front Page HARPER’S WEEKLY, New York, May 17, 1862 A dramatic, illustration-rich Civil War issue featuring Winslow Homer artwork, Farragut’s entry into the Mississippi, Fort Macon’s bombardment, and a large Virginia war map. Complete in 16 pages. --- ⭐ Highlights & Notable Engravings 🎨 Full Front Page by Winslow Homer “Rebels Outside Their Works at Yorktown Reconnoitering With Dark Lanterns.” A haunting nighttime scene by one of the most collectible illustrators of the 19th century. 🐎 Action Scenes from the Yorktown Campaign “The Union Cavalry and Artillery Starting in Pursuit of the Rebels Up the Yorktown Turnpike” – dynamic, full-page movement. “Charge of the First Massachusetts Regiment on a Rebel Rifle-Pit Near Yorktown” – high-energy battle vignette. Cartoon: “Pickets Conversing Before Yorktown — A Common Scene” 🚢 Major Naval Content – Farragut Takes the River Full-page: “United States Steamer Hartford, Commodore Farragut’s Flagship Which Led the Squadron up the Mississippi” DOUBLE-PAGE CENTERFOLD: 🛳 “Commodore Farragut’s Squadron and Captain Porter’s Mortar Fleet Entering the Mississippi River” A sweeping, frame-worthy bird's-eye naval illustration. 💥 Fort Macon Bombarded – Full Page Three engravings showing the dramatic bombardment and repossession of Fort Macon, a key Union success along the North Carolina coast. 🗺 “Map of the Theatre of the War in Virginia” – Full Page A large and detailed campaign map covering the Chesapeake region, Yorktown, Richmond lines, and key roads — ideal for framing. 👤 Notable Portraits Commodore David G. Farragut George Peabody, Esq. (noted American–British philanthropist) 🎭 Back Page Military Cartoons Three satirical wartime cartoons, including: “Jeff Davis’s Rotten Egg” “The Mayor of New Orleans Yielding to ‘Brute Force’ ” --- 📝 Condition Fair to good for a genuine 1862 issue. Expected fold wear, edge toning, and foxing Some page tears (one long split visible in photos) Tiny binding holes from original stitching All pages present; centerfold intact Engravings overall strong and clear 📸 I photograph every single page of each issue. Please review all images carefully — details matter. Feel free to ask questions or request additional close-ups. --- 🖼 Archival Framing Available Highlight a standout engraving with museum-quality framing: Winslow Homer front-page scene Farragut’s double-page centerfold Fort Macon bombardment page Virginia campaign map Includes: ✔ Acid-free matting ✔ UV-protective acrylic ✔ Archival mounting ✔ Multiple frame styles --- 📦 Shipping Ships flat, never rolled Rigid archival-safe packaging Fully insured Combined shipping available for multiple issues --- 📌 SEO Tags Harper’s Weekly 1862, Winslow Homer Yorktown, Farragut Mississippi River, Fort Macon bombardment, Civil War naval illustration, Hartford flagship engraving, Virginia war map, Civil War newspaper, 19th century illustrated news, Porter's mortar fleet, Union cavalry Yorktown, authentic Harper’s Weekly

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