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Engraving, Feeding The Negro Children at Beaufort, S.C.

 
Engraving, Feeding The Negro Children at Beaufort, S.C. (Image1)
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Authentic, original woodcut engraving, that was published in Harper's Weekly, New York. Caption: Feeding The Negro Children Under Charge of the Military Authorities at Hilton Head, S.C. Although this particular illustration is undated, it was definitely published in the June 14, 1862 issue of Harper's Weekly which is easily backed up by internet research. 10 1/2 x 7 1/2. Very fine condition.

This is an authentic 1862 steel engraving that was originally found in the famous Harper's Weekly Illustrated newspaper published in New York. When I buy large lots of these Harper's it is inevitable that several of the issues are incomplete, torn, stained, etc. They can not be sold as complete issues because of the major damage to them. So it has long been a tradition to salvage as many of the individual engravings as possible and sell them on their own. If you attend the Civil War shows you will always see an art dealer have these Harper's engravings framed. There are many important historical scenes that can be very expensive, especially complete front covers, and they make wonderful displays. These smaller ones are perfect for the beginning collector. You can put them with a letter, document, autograph, or even make your own display or collection by putting them together with similar themed engravings, dates, places, etc. This is an inexpensive way to have an authentic, original piece of 1862 Civil War history.



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