The map is from the publication Van Horne’s History of the Army of the Cumberland prepared by Edward Ruger illustrating the various Civil War battles in Tennessee. Ruger was employed…

Two prints on one sheet. The first print shows the Federal batteries at Ft. Pillow on the Mississippi after the evacuation with Union gun boats on the river. The second…

A dramatic sketch of the battle of Chickamauga with Confederate General Hood being wounded while on horseback. The Confederate forces are shown with their battle flag. The print measures approximately…

Wood block engraving of a Union gun carriage in deep mud as a wagon train moves past. The print measures approximately (9.4″ x 13.9″) excluding the matte.

The scene is the ditch on the southern slope of Fort Wagner the morning after the failed Union attack. A group of Confederate officer view the carnage. The print measures…

A view of Petersburg, Virginia in the spring of 1861 with Confederate troops marching in the foreground. The print measures approximately (6.5″ x 9.5″) excluding the matte.

Federal troops bathing near the shoreline with the encampment in the background. Print measures approximately (11.5″ x 17.2″) excluding non-ascitic matte.

The half-tone print was done by Edwin Forbes who was a field illustrator for the Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper covering the Union Army campaigns during the Civil War. The print…

The half-tone print was done by Edwin Forbes who was a field illustrator for the Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper covering the Union Army campaigns during the Civil War. The print…