Us civil war posters & prints

Arlington, Va. Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry at Fort Corcoran, 1865 American Photographer

The War in America Reading the War News in Broadway New York 15 June 1861 Anonymous

The War in America: Bringing in the Federal Wounded after the Skirmish at Lewinsville Virginia Anonymous

Steamship Dunbarton Anonymous

Soldiers fighting in US Civil War Anonymous

Battle of the Wilderness, Attack at Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, 1865 Alonzo Chappel

The 7th US Regiment near Frederick, Maryland, 1863 Sanford Robinson Gifford

Mottoes used on banners in English Civil War Anonymous

The Civil War in America: How the Outlying Sentries of the Federal Army Are Killed by Secessionist Scouts Anonymous

Advertisement Against Election of Abraham Lincoln Anonymous

U.S. Transport Governor Alfred R Waud

Soldier in Civil War Anonymous

View of burned district Richmond, 1865 ca. April-May Alfred R Waud

In front of Petersburg Alfred R Waud

General Patricks punishment for gamblers, 1863 October Alfred R Waud

End of the American Civil War: The Last Days of the Confederate Government the Flight of the Confederates: A Sudden... Anonymous

Confederate line waiting orders in the wilderness William Ludlow Sheppard

View of Fort Sumpte, Charleston Harbor, S.C., taken from the sand bar Anonymous

The Civil War in America: The Stampede from Bull Run 17 August 1861 Anonymous

U.S. Gun Boat Mohican Anonymous

Attack on Fort Wagner During US Civil War Anonymous

Victorious Advance of Genl. Sykes (regulars) May 1st 1863 Alfred R Waud

Parkes Station, U.S.M.R.R, Petersburg Va Anonymous

United States Military Telegraph Waggon, American Civil War Anonymous

Two sketches of a depot on the Charleston & Savannah Railroad Alfred R Waud

The Civil War in America the U.S. Gun-Boat Weehawken One of the Nine Ironclads Engaged in the Bombardment of Charleston... Anonymous

View of Fort Sumpte Anonymous

Roanoke Alfred R Waud

Charles H Grosvenor, American politician Anonymous

Distant view of Emmettsburg, scene of the rebel horse raid Alfred R Waud

Why the Army of the Potomac doesn't move, 186 Alfred R Waud

Siege of Petersburg, 1864 July Alfred R Waud

Review by the President of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac Alfred R Waud

Civil War Recruiting Poster Anonymous

The Civil War in America: Sketches from Richmond, Virginia, the Capital of the Confederate States of America, 1861 Anonymous

The Civil War in America: Retreat of the Federalists after the Fight at Ball's Bluff Upper Potomac Virginia Anonymous