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Original 1863 Harper's Civil War Newspaper

Discover a tangible piece of American history with this original Harper's Weekly newspaper, dated August 29th, 1863. This complete issue is a relic from the tumultuous era of the Civil War, offering a firsthand account of the events and attitudes of the time. Harper's Weekly was a leading publication during the 19th century, renowned for its insightful commentary and striking wood engraved images. This issue, published by Harper & Brothers in New York, is a true testament to the newspaper's influence and the era's cultural landscape.

• Actual, complete newspaper published at the date listed
• Contemporary to the Civil War events with commentary and images
• Includes illustrations of Admiral Farragut and Union sharpshooters

Product Details and Specifications

This historical artifact measures approximately 16" H x 11" W and is presented in a condition that reflects its age, with some pages showing natural age toning and looseness. It was once part of a bound volume but is now free-standing. Despite these minor signs of aging, the newspaper remains a clean, well-preserved example of mid-19th century journalism.

• Uniform age toning typical of the period
• Pages may be loose, as originally issued
• Text on the reverse of each page, with images and maps often offered separately

The front page features an illustration of Rear-Admiral David G. Farragut, with articles inside detailing his exploits. The doublepage centerfold showcases General View of Morris Island and other significant scenes from the war.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

This Harper's Weekly newspaper is perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the Civil War era. Its detailed accounts and vibrant illustrations provide a unique glimpse into the past.

• Valuable for historical research and educational purposes
• Great for collectors seeking rare and authentic periodicals
• Appreciated by history buffs and educators

Whether you are looking to add to your personal collection, use it for scholarly work, or simply enjoy the beauty and historical significance of this piece, this newspaper is a must-have for anyone with a passion for American history.