Harper's Weekly 5-31-1862 Slavery Proclamation FORT DARLING Richmond PEA RIDGE

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Please see photos for additional information. Complete 16 page issue. Issue was previously bound, storing it nicely for 160+ years. Paper quality is excellent. Paper was made from rag at that time so is very sturdy. Text and illustrations are clean and bright as well as the centerfold. There is very little foxing, as seen in photos. The centerfold has several very small pinholes along the center crease. Issue is stored in an acid-free clear plastic sleeve with one end open.
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Harper's Weekly 5-31-1862 Slavery Proclamation FORT DARLING Richmond PEA RIDGE Specs
ConflictCivil War (1861-65)
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeMilitaria
Country of OriginUnited States
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Authentic (not a reprint) Civil War Harper's Weekly dated May 31, 1862 featuring President Lincoln's Proclamation to end Slavery:Please see photos for additional informationCover illustration/article "Major-General Buell, "Balloon View of the Attack on Fort Darling, in the James River, by Commander Roger's Gunboat Flotilla 'Galena,' 'Monitor,' etc."Article "The President's Proclamation" includes text of proclamation to abolish slavery in Georgia, Florida and So CarolinaArticle/illustration "Mobile and it's Defenses, etc."Article/illustration "Naval Combat off Fort Wright, in the Mississippi River, May 8, 1862"Article/one-page illustration "British Ironclad Ships"Centerfold "The City of Richmond, Virginia"Article/illustration "General View of the City of Memphis, Tennessee, From Hopefield, on the Arkansas Side"Article/illustration The Battle of Pea Ridge, TNArticle/illustration "Hamburg Landing, TN, Commissary Depot of Major-General Halleck's Army" Back page ads and political cartoonsShipping: Stored in a clear acid-free plastic sleeve with one end open. Will be safely mailed flat and well-supported by cardboard in a poly bubble-mailer.

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