A. HOEN & CO. "FORT MCHENRY," LITHOGRAPHA. HOEN & CO. "FORT MCHENRY," LITHOGRAPH Lithograph, sight size: 9 3/4 x 16 1/4 in., framed.
Pair of restrike Fort McHenry printsPair of restrike Fort McHenry prints framed and Edward Sachse. ''Fort McHenry Baltimore '' color lithograph framed Estimate $ 100-200 No condition report supplied.
Two reproduction prints includingTwo reproduction prints including Fort McHenry and Battle of Patapsco Neck framed Estimate $ 40-60 No condition report supplied.
[Western Maryland] Brantz Mayer[Western Maryland] Brantz Mayer (1809-'79) original pencil sketch ''Ruins of Fort Frederick ... July 1858;'' framed identified and signed l.l.; matted in an oval aperture 7 3/8 X 14 in. visible; showing the massive walls of the fort constructed during the French and Indian War shortly after Mayer's visit to be occupied by a Union garrison against Confederates on the opposite bank of the Potomac Estimate $ 150-250 Paper is evenly toned.
[War of 1812] Two titles concerning[War of 1812] Two titles concerning the Battle for Baltimore (September 1814) 1) ''The Citizens Soldiers at Northpoint and Fort McHenry September 12 and 13 1814'' (Baltimore Freeman & Goodsmith circa 1840) octavo wraps with printed paper label; 2) ''The Citizens Soldiers at Northpoint and Fort McHenry September 12 and 13 1814'' (Baltimore C. S. Saffell 1889) octavo pictorial cloth Estimate $ 60-90
[Postcards] Approximately ninety[Postcards] Approximately ninety cards with emphasis on military subjects including: Fort McHenry World War I operations and training at Camp Meade etc. Estimate $ 80-125
[Photographs] Group of twelve vintage[Photographs] Group of twelve vintage prints mostly with a military theme including: ''Photograph of the Old Guard Band Aboard a Pungy '' by McCabe the late submarine ''Agronaut '' under construction at the Columbian Ironworks (possibly a vintage copy photo) series of views inside Fort McHenry late 19th century military event at the Baltimore Schuetzen Park probably 1870s etc. Estimate $ 150-250
[Civil War Ephemera] Two items[Civil War Ephemera] Two items bird's-eye view of Fort Federal Hill Baltimore (J.W. Bond & Co.) woodcut apparently removed from a letter sheet but unique the second a chromolithograph of a bird's-eye view of Annapolis Maryland on a letter sheet (NY: Charles Magnus circa 1863) Estimate $ 60-90
FOUR SACHSE BALTIMORE CIVIL WARFOUR SACHSE BALTIMORE CIVIL WAR CAMP VIEWS Including Fort Federal Hill, as is; Camp Belger; Camp Andrew; and McKim's Mansion Hospital; all framed.
[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Four[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Four items all written by soldiers posted at Fort McHenry Baltimore 1862 and 1863 Estimate $ 150-250
[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Five[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Five items on pictorial stationery including two of Fort Marshall with camp view by E. Sachse Sachse bird's-eye view of Fort Federal Hill another Sachse bird's-eye view of Baltimore looking south from the Washington Monument and a woodcut view of Fort McHenry published by Bond Estimate $ 150-250
[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Two[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Two items written on printed letterhead of the office commissary of prisoners Fort McHenry Maryland one September 12 1864 and the other October 14 1865 the latter with original stamped envelope Estimate $ 100-150
EDWARD SACHSE. "FORT FEDERAL HILL,EDWARD SACHSE. "FORT FEDERAL HILL, BALTIMORE, MD," LITHOGRAPH (German/American, 1804-1873). Color lithograph, 1862, sight size: 15 3/4 x 20 3/4 in., framed.
[Civil War Ephemera] Twelve Patriotic[Civil War Ephemera] Twelve Patriotic Covers three of them postally used; together with three imprinted letter sheets one a letter from Fort Federal Hill March 10 1963 another Fort McHenry May 7 1861 the third from Stewart's Mansion July 31 1862 Estimate $ 150-250
SIX FRAMED & UNFRAMED ARTWORKSSIX FRAMED & UNFRAMED ARTWORKS Including Triumph and Western Maryland Railway posters; amateur painting of the Flower Mart, Baltimore, and another Mt. Vernon Place print; and a Crystal Palace chromolithograph.
DEFENSE OF FORT WASHINGTON 1776DEFENSE OF FORT WASHINGTON 1776 BY JOHN WARD DUNSMORE (MICHIGAN/MASSACHUSETTS 1856-1945). Oil and graphite on paper unsigned. Large sketch of Washington leading battle. 28''h. 45''w. in a frame 31 1/2''h. 48''w.
DEFENSE OF FORT WASHINGTON 1776DEFENSE OF FORT WASHINGTON 1776 BY JOHN WARD DUNSMORE (MICHIGAN/MASSACHUSETTS 1856-1945). Oil on canvas initialed lower right. Study of battle scene with minor variations from previous sketch. 12''h. 18''w. in a frame 20''h. 26''w.
[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Eight[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Eight items four letters and a part printed general order written on letterhead of Fort McHenry another patriotic letter sheet addressed from ''Fort Lion '' October 1861 and two from Fort Marshall Estimate $ 100-200
FIVE SACHSE CIVIL WAR BALTIMOREFIVE SACHSE CIVIL WAR BALTIMORE CAMP PRINTS Including Fort Federal Hill, Baltimore; Camp Belger; Camp Millington; Fort Marshall; and Jarvis Hospital; all unframed.
GROUP OF VICTORIAN MAUCHLINE WARESGROUP OF VICTORIAN MAUCHLINE WARES including a small sycamore souvenir box of the Washington Monument and another box from the Marine Park and Lake Southport with tartan border a small tartanware toothpick box lacquered box with floral decoration and a decoupaged scoring tally (5)
Wartime Charleston Group of EightWartime Charleston Group of Eight Scarce CDV Exterior Views Eight fantastically detailed outdoor views of Ft. Sumter and environs by noted local photographer H.C. Foster Charleston taken in April 1865 during the festivities surrounding the official flag raising ceremony at Fort Sumter. Five of the stark views reveal the crumbling casemates and makeshift interior of Fort Sumter after nearly four years of sustained bombardment. Another view shows the ruins of St. Finebar??Ts Church on Broad Street amidst the skeletal remains of the devastated city. Note the scaffolding put in place to commence repairs. Highlighting the vanquished Confederacy is a temporary artillery park in a shady vista showing captured Confederate ordinance parked wheel-to-wheel with rows of heavy shells marked by type and size. The most memorable carte depicts Fort Sumter??Ts cluttered parade ground and flag pole bedecked in patriotic bunting in preparation for the flag raising ceremony. A gallery of invited civilian dignitaries and casually milling soldiers assemble to view the spectacle in this amazingly candid photograph. A hundred tiny soldiers and a battery of cannons appear on upper parapet with warships anchored on the horizon. On April 14 1865 retired General Robert Anderson the ?Hero of Sumter ? symbolically hoisted the national colors over the remains of the post where the Civil War began. Descended in the Family of Mary Crovatt Hambidge Condition: CDV??Ts uniformly VG. with sharp edges and strong corners. Albumens are crystal clear with strong detail and contrast.
[Star-Spangled Banner] Group of[Star-Spangled Banner] Group of printed titles connected with Fort McHenry and the Star-Spangled Banner Centennial including a printed cotton handkerchief; the official programme of the ''National Star-Spangled Banner Centennial'' 1914; Francis Scott Key III ''Our Flag'' pamphlet 1914; S.S. Sheads ''Guardian of the Star-Spangled Banner'' (Baltimore: Toomey 1999) wraps; Rev. S. F. Smith America.''Our National Hymm'' Boston (Lothrop 1879) a quarto pictorial cloth Estimate $ 60-90
William M. Apple Civil War historicalWilliam M. Apple Civil War historical memorabilia including two tintypes, family letters from Fort McHenry, Cedar Creek, Camp Russell, etc., a scent bottle with eagle clasp, and two books: "Views of Gettysburg Battlefield" and "Battles of the War for the Union". Tintype: 3 1/4" x 2 1/2".
LT. COL. JOHN FITZGERALD NOTE RELAYINGLT. COL. JOHN FITZGERALD NOTE RELAYING GEORGE WASHINGTON ORDER REGARDING WILLIAM WEST PROPERTY, 1777, FRAMED "His Excellency the Commander in Chief having granted a protection for W. West's Woodland when the Army encamp'd at this place - He is further pleas'd to direct that such parties of the Standing Army or Militias may from time to time Encamp at or near Church Hill, cut no wood belonging to W. West, but supply themselves out of the Woods adjoining to his Land. Given at White Marsh Dec 25th, 1777 by order of his Excellency, John Fitzgerald, Aid-de-Camp". Fitzgerald was Aide-de-Camp and Secretary to Gen. Washington (along with Alexander Hamilton). He served in that position Nov 1776 - July 1778 (this written to Valley Forge from HQ at White Marsh on Christmas Day.) Housed in a gold molded frame over black field, glazed. OS: 10" x 13", sheet size: 5" x 8 1/4", folded in fourths, soiled, separating at folds, edge chips. The Philadelphia Print Shop label dated Feb 1995 verso.
[Stereo cards] Nineteen from the[Stereo cards] Nineteen from the series ''Architectural and Picturesque Views of Baltimore Md. First New Series'' by W. M. Chase including Druid Hill Park Baltimore Harbor and various Baltimore landmarks circa 1880; together with a stereo view of the Custom House (Baltimore unidentified photographer) Estimate $ 150-200
[Military Images] Four prints notably:[Military Images] Four prints notably: 1) ''Union Festival Young Men's Christian Association. Maryland Institute May 24th 1859 '' (Baltimore: Hoen 1859) two-color lithograph about 9 1/2 x 13 7/8 in.; 2) ''German Yagers depicting militia of the Mexican war era with Baltimore in the background (Baltimore: E. Weber circa 1845) hand-colored lithograph about 9 x 11 3/4 in.; 3) ''Fortress Monroe Va. and its Facility '' bird's-eye view (NY: Virtue 1862) engraving; 4) ''Battle Between the Schooner Rossie and the Ship Princess Amelia '' (NY: Weingartner circa 1850) two-tone lithograph Estimate $ 100-200 1) Union Festival - has dusting and tears in the margins; 2) German Yagers - partly laid down with water damage to the left.
(2) 19th Century Civil War battlefield(2) 19th Century Civil War battlefield maps, with certificates of authenticity guaranteed to be original plates from the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, c/o Map of the Battlefield about Frederick City and the Monocacy River MD July 9 1864, Battlefields of South Mountain showing the positions of the Forces of the United States and of the Enemy during the Battle fought by the Army of the Potomac under the Command of Maj Gen George B McClellan Sept 14 1862
[Baltimore View] I. Friedenwald.[Baltimore View] I. Friedenwald. ''Baltimore in 1889'' depicting the city from the south near Locust Point chromolithograph about 20 x 28 in. plus margins. Estimate $ 100-200 Paper is brittle toning intersecting folds and cracks upper right corner missing old repairs with scotch tape.
FIVE SACHSE BALTIMORE CIVIL WARFIVE SACHSE BALTIMORE CIVIL WAR CAMP VIEWS Including three versions of Camp Andrew, Stewart's Grove; and McKim Mansion; all framed.
[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Three[Civil War Soldiers' Letters] Three items written from soldiers posted at Fort Federal Hill Baltimore including one written as a diary 1862 with considerable detail and original stamped cover another March 11 1863 describing daily routine and another from a soldier in the same company of the 8th New York Artillery March 2 1963 with original stamped cover Estimate $ 125-200
EDWARD SACHSE. "FORTRESS MONROE,EDWARD SACHSE. "FORTRESS MONROE, OLD POINT COMFORT AND HYGEIA HOTEL, VA.," COLOR LITHOGRAPH (American, 1804-1873). "Fortress Monroe, Old Point Comfort and Hygeia Hotel, Va.," color lithograph, sight size: 21 1/2 x 30 1/2 in., framed.
[Stereo cards] Group of thirty-five[Stereo cards] Group of thirty-five views various scenes in and around Baltimore by various photographers and others uncredited including a number by J. W. and J. S. Moulton and comprising views of the inside of factories a Revolutionary War re-enactment 1875 views of Harpers Ferry and of Baltimore City landmarks Estimate $ 350-500
[Civil War Ephemera] Group of part-printed[Civil War Ephemera] Group of part-printed and hand-written documents relating to hospital administration including: an order to have awol soldiers from the Jarvis Hospital arrested and sent to Fort McHenry November 24 1863 and an inventory of possessions of a private who died in the hospital in Annapolis September 23 1864 Estimate $ 80-125
FRITZ, Emmett John, (American,FRITZ, Emmett John, (American, 1917-1995): Saint Augustine Fort, Watercolor and Gouache, 7.25'' x 10.25'', note verso written by the artist regarding the repaving of Saint George Street, signed verso, unframed.
GREEN PAINTED TIN FIVE-POINT STARGREEN PAINTED TIN FIVE-POINT STAR Other Notes: DHS
[Civil War Camp Views] Eight chromolithographs[Civil War Camp Views] Eight chromolithographs 1) ''Camp of 21st Indiana Regt. at Druid Hill Park Baltimore '' by Hunckel & Son; 2) ''Lafayette Barracks Baltimore Md. '' E. Sachse 1862; 3) ''Camp of the Massachusetts Second Compy. Light Artillery E. Sachse 1861; 4) ''Fort McHenry Baltimore Md. '' E. Sachse 1862; 5) ''Camp of the 6th N.Y. St. V. Artillery Regt. at Millington Baltimore '' by Hunckel & Son; 6) ''Fort Marshall Baltimore Md. '' by E. Sachse 1862; 7) ''Camp Chapin Baltimore Md. '' by E. Sachse 1862; 8) ''Camp Washburn '' by E. Sachse 1861 Estimate $ 700-1 000 All property is sold as-is. No condition report is supplied. Prospective buyers should submit an inquiry requesting detailed examination prior to bidding. Back   Inquiry   Email Lot  © Alex Cooper. Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are originalcopyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. Forfurther information telephone 410-828-4838 Schedule •  Catalogues •  Archives •  Login •  RegisterAbout Us | Consignors | Buyers | Catalogs | Contact Us | FAQ | Join Our Mailing ListHome | Oriental Rugs | Real Estate Auctions | Alex Cooper's Artfact Page | Alex Cooper Live! Blog908 York Road Towson Maryland 21204Baltimore: (410) 828-4838 | Fax: (410) 828-0875 | Toll-Free: (800) 272-3145antiques@alexcooper.comSite by Fastspot