CIVIL WAR  Scenes Engraving

BLOW-OUT OF LESS THAN PERFECT (but not by much) CIVIL WAR PRINTS 

This wood engraving is 130+ years old.  
It is from "Frank Leslie's ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR" (1895).    

This is a single (1) two-sided wood engraving with both sides shown

Page is approx. 11 X 15"

SIDE 1: Fredericksburg, VA - The advance upon Charleston, SC

SIDE 2: Capture of Arkansas Post, Ark & Siege of Vicksburg - Sharpshooters

All sides/bottoms may not be fully shown in the pictures. Print has full margins.

These engravings are in good condition, but have some small defects:  the edges may have age toning, a few spots and scuffs,  smudges, minor fold or crease, very minor edge cuts -- all minor aging & handling faults.  See photo(s)

• This is an original 1895 engraving, not a modern reproduction, from the original Leslie wood blocks used in the weekly newspaper. 

• These wood prints were based on artist's sketches made at the scene during the Civil War. 

• These engravings are just beautifully detailed.  Note: The pictures can introduce some weird patterns not in the actual prints.

• The print is on double-sided paper

• The pictures do not capture all of the detail in the engravings.

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