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Harper's Weekly 4-6-1861 Coat of Arms, 1860 CENSUS, William Seward, FORT PICKENS

$ 18.47

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: Complete issue of 16 pages. Paper was made with rag content at the time so the paper quality is good. The issue was previously bound keeping the pages within safe for over 150 years. There is some foxing and two small light water stains along the two upper corners that persist throughout the issue. The right hand one does not encroach on the text or illustrations but the left hand corner one is deeper and leaves a light brown stain along the center crease. It can be seen in my photos, especially the centerfold. The census material is not affected by these stains. The centerfold is tipped in so there are no pinholes along the center seam. The issue is stored in a clear plastic acid-free sleeve with one end open.
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Authentic (
    not a reprint
    ) pre-Civil War Harper's Weekly dated April 6, 1861, six days before the outbreak of the Civil War!
    Please see photos for additional information
    Front page portrait/article "Hon. William H. Seward, Secretary of State" [photographed by Brady]
    Article/table/graph "The Census of 1860"
    Article Abraham Lincoln's patent
    Death of Mary Ann Brown Patten, first female ship captain
    Article/illustration "The US Gunboat 'Wyandotte' Firing a Salute on Washington's Birthday in Pensacola Harbor"
    Article/illustration "The Flag-Staff Bastion at Fort Pickens, FL"
    Chapters XXIX and XXX of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens [includes one illustration]
    Centerfold illustration/article "Virginia Sketches"
    Article/illustration "Coats of Arms of the Several States of the Union"
    Article/portrait of a romantic Dutch legal battle featuring Mrs. Yelverton
    Back page ads and cartoons
    Shipping
    : Stored in a clear plastic acid-free sleeve with one end open.  Will be safely mailed flat and well-supported by cardboard in a poly bubble-mailer. I
    happily combine shipping for like items.  Shipping for each Civil War era newspaper is an additional .