Civil War Maps from Cartographic Associates - Online Gallery of Antique Maps, Globes and Prints

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123.30 Fort Pickens, Florida, April 1862, by Harper's History of the Great Rebellion

Double view print measures approximately (11.5" x 17.2") excluding non-ascitic matte. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.31 Fort Pulaski, Georgia Under Attack, April 10, 1862, by Harper's Weekly, New York

Print measures approximately (11.5" x 17.2") excluding non-ascitic matte. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.32 White House Landing, Virginia, c1862 by Harper's Weekly, New York

Federal troops bathing near the shoreline with the encampment in the background. Print measures approximately (11.5" x 17.2") excluding non-ascitic matte. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.33 Hagerstown Maryland, While Occupied by the Rebels, 1862, by Harper’s Weekly

A striking view of the Confederate forces at camp in Hagerstown, Maryland as sketched by Theodore B. Davis of Harper’s Weekly newspaper. The wood block print measures approximately (16.7" x 11.0" - 41.5 x 28 cm). $50 ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.34 Fort Calhoun, Hampton Roads, Virginia During the Advance on Richmond, 1864, by Harper's Weekly, New York

The Federal fleet being fired on by Confederate batteries; Union Ironclad can be seen in the lower right. The print measures approximately (11.5" x 17.2") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.40 Major General Henry W. Halleck, U.S. Army, c1866, by John S.C. Abbott, The History of the Civil War in America

Print measures approximately (5.1" x 8.0") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $36. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.42 Union Generals [Maj Gen John A. Dix, others], c1866, by John S.C. Abbott, The History of the Civil War in America

Print measures approximately (5.1" x 8.0") excluding non-ascitic matte. $36. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.43 Stephen A. Douglas, c1866, by John S.C. Abbott, The History of the Civil War in America

Print measures approximately (5.1" x 8.0") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $36. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.47 Major General Franz Sigel, U.S. Army, c1866, by John S.C. Abbott, The History of the Civil War in America

The print measures approximately (5.1" x 8.2") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $36. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.48 The Village of Lewisville, Virginia, c1862, by Harper's Weekly, New York

The view of the town with Union troops in the foreground. The print measures approximately (4.5" x 9.2") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $36. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.51 General Winfield Scott Commander-in-Chief, by The Illustrated London News, London, 1862

Full view of the famous Union General with Old Glory flying in the background. The print measures approximately (11.3" x 15.9") excluding the non-ascitic matte. $70. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.55 The Flight of President Jefferson Davis and his staff, April 3, 1865, by The Illustrated London News, London

President Jefferson Davis, CSA and his staff move south through Georgia, five days before his capture. Print measures approximately (10.0" x 14.3") excluding the matte. $90. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.57 The Confederate Army - Mississippians Passing in Review before General Beauregard and Staff, 1861, by The Illustrated London News

Taken from the publication “The Civil War in America” produced by the Illustrated London News. The wood block print, sketched in the field depicts the Mississippi regiments passing in review before Confederate Brigadier General P. G. T. Beauregard The print measures approximately (11.2" x 14.1") excluding the matte. $60. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.61 The Attack on Fort Fisher near Wilmington, NC, January 15, 1865, by The Illustrated London News, London

The final attack by the Federal forces on the Confederate installation. The fall of Fort Fisher effectively bottled up the port of Wilmington ... the principal southern port for the blockade-runners. Print measures approximately (10.1" x 14.2") excluding the matte. $80. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.62 The Siege of Roanoke Island, North Carolina, January 1862, by The Illustrated London News, London

Early in 1862 Flag Officer Louis M. Goldsborough and B.Gen Ambrose E. Burnside led a sea and land force into North Carolina. Shown here is the 9^th New York (Hawkin ™ Zouaves) and the 21^st Massachusetts taking the Confederate fieldwork on Roanoke Island. The print measures approximately (10.3" x 14.1') excluding the matte. $80. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.63 General of the Army George McClellan, December 1861, by The Illustrated London News, London

Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Forces, Major General George McClellan. Print measures approximately (9.5" x 14.6") excluding the matte. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.64 Union General Blenker ™ Division surprised by Confederate Calvary at Anandale, Virginia, 1861, by The Illustrated London News, London

Confederate calvary of Jeb Stuart ™ surprise an advanced post of Union troops at Anandale (Annandale), Virginia. Print measures approximately (9.7" x 14.3") excluding the matte.
$70. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.71 View of Chattanooga from the Confederate lines viewing the Union fortifications, December 1863, by The Illustrated London News, London

Confederate battery atop Lookout Mountain with the Federal fortifications below. Two prints in one. $90. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.72 General Howlett ™ battery on the James River, Virginia Engaging the Federal Iron Clads, October 1864, by The Illustrated London News, London

Confederate battery in the foreground prepares to fire on Union Iron Clads approaching on the James River. $80. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.74 Union Punishment Camp, November 1861, by The Illustrated London News, London

Detailed sketch of Union troops in various forms of camp punishment. $50. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.75 New York City Riots July 1863 Burning the Provost Marshal ™ Office, by The illustrated London, News, London

The riots of New York City were captured in this sketch of the burring of a Federal office building. $70. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)

123.79 Federal Army Advancing on the Abandoned Confederate Positions at Centerville, Virginia, April 1862, by The Illustrated London News, London

A panoramic view with the Federal forces advancing on the burning fortifications at Centerville, Virginia. $70. ($12. shipping / handling / ins. - foreign postage addnl.)