Much like Harper's Weekly but published in Cincinnati...
Item # 697344
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THE GRAPHIC, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 29, 1886 One of the less common illustrated newspapers which followed the popular format of Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Illustrated.
The full front page shows: "A. L. Conger, Dept. Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic". Prints within include: "Findlay, Ohio - interesting Views of the Natural Gas Illuminations" "Indiana - The Proposed Soldiers' Monument to be Erected at Indianapolis" which is much different from the actual moment erected; "Dayton, Ohio - Decoration Day at the Soldiers' Home" and a back page showing prints of: "The Lone Fisherman".
Sixteen pages, nice condition.
The full front page shows: "A. L. Conger, Dept. Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic". Prints within include: "Findlay, Ohio - interesting Views of the Natural Gas Illuminations" "Indiana - The Proposed Soldiers' Monument to be Erected at Indianapolis" which is much different from the actual moment erected; "Dayton, Ohio - Decoration Day at the Soldiers' Home" and a back page showing prints of: "The Lone Fisherman".
Sixteen pages, nice condition.
Category: Post-Civil War
No Longer Available
100% Authentic: Original printing, never a reproduction.