Collection of Civil War era newspapers, flattened & some are framed, 1861: March 9 New-York Tribune which printed Lincoln's inaugural speech; (6) New York Herald issues from late April; The World (NYC) July 31; 1862: The Tri-Weekly Mercury (Charleston, SC) March 22; 1863: National Anti-Slavery Standard (NYC) July 18, The Richmond Whig Aug 6; also Frank Leslie's Illustrated of New York, (2) issues from 1861, (6) from 1862 & (1) from 1863, some are in poor cond; other papers incl The Pennsylvania Gazette Dec 30, 1772; Ulster County Gazette (New York) Jan 4, 1800, has adv for "Negro wench," Philadelphia Saturday Inquirer Oct 24, 1846; Taggarts' Sunday Times (Philadelphia) Aug 9, 1885, w/ articles on Grant's funeral; most w/ light wear as expected for old newsprint but gen in good cond for these; most in frames or large flats so consider picking these up from our office or stamp show that we attend, or expect extra shipping charges

Est. $200-300 OVERSIZE

1863 Vicksburg, Miss. one page newspaper The Daily Citizen, published by J.M. Swords, dated July 2, 1863; this was the only newspaper being produced during Grant's siege of Vicksburg & due to shortages, in the final few weeks before the town's surrender, the newspaper was printed on wallpaper; this version of the July 2 issue is the re-print made by Union soldiers two days later with an added paragraph at lower right, responding to Swords' taunt about Grant dining in the city on the Fourth; the newspaper is in three pieces, detached from being folded in quarters, and formerly taped causing some stains; however all is readable & only one tiny fragment at center is missing in the text; a rare item in any condition, only about 50 sheets were printed (Image)

Est. $400-600 HWC-LE