Military Images Magazine V1 N1 - 6 Civil War Photography Confederate Tintype

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Note: This is the First & Only Set Of Volume One Issues We have ever had the privilage of offering to our Collecting Community. The Scans Are Of The Actual Examples You Will Receive on Purchase. No Address Labels, Near White to White Covers..White Interior Pages..No Marking or Highlighting of Interior Pages. Staples are Rust Free..All Examples are Bound Tight. Destined for An Advanced Collection of The Highest QualityMilitary Images MagazineVolume 1 Issues 1 July/Aug. 1979 Thru Issues 6 May/June 1980Preserving The History Of The American Fighting ManIssue 1Cover: The Warner Brothers...A Pennsylvania FamilyBack Cover: Two Unidentified Pennsylvania National Guardsmen From The Turn Of The CenturyIn This IssueMission To Poland The story behind a unique shoulder patch British Rifle Volunteers of the 1860's Don't mistake John Bull for Johnny Reb An Interview With William Frassanito The author of two landmark books on Civill War Photography The Warner Brothers Go To War The Saga of a Pennsylvania family Ronn Palm's Favorites A survey of the best photos in one of the best collectionsIssue 2Cover: An Unidentified Zouave Of The 155th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Wounded At The Battle of ChancellorvilleBack Cover: Eugene Beaver: Enlisted in D Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, 24 January 1899. Served in the Philippines, where he contracted malaria and chronic dysentery; medically discharged, 31 July 1901. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps under the name Harry Brown, 8 January1903. Honorably discharged, 16 January 1907. Died 2 July 1910, aged 36.In This Issue:Captain Zalinski's Dynamic Gun An explosive experiment of the Spanish American War Savage Spring The 15th N.J. Infantry at Spotsylvania What Is A Zouave? It's not a Chasseur Mike McAfee's Zouaves A small selection from a large collection The Battle of Fismette In which Grandfather Roach wins the D.S.C.Issue 3Cover: Sixth-Plate Daguerrotype of an Infantry Private Wearing The Sky Blue Uniform Of The Regular Army, 1841-1847Rear Cover: Two ImagesIn This Issue:Naval Uniforms Of The Civil War Part I - An overview of U.S. officers uniforms and insignia Jefferson Davis: Transvestite? Insidious Yankee propaganda at work William C. Quantrill A scholary look at the images of a famous Confederate guerilla Profile: Cleveland Winslow Biography of the flamboyant colonel of the 5th N.Y. Veterans Michael Bremer's Ante-bellum Daguerreotypes U.S. regulars and militia between 1841 and 1861Issue 4Cover:Trooper Charles E.M. Gilmore of Troop E, 4th U.S. Cavalry, Photographed at Jefferson Barracks, MissouriRear Cover: An Unidentified Zouave, The Uniform Appears To Be That Of The 114th Penna. Infantry, Collis' Zouaves, Except For The Most Unusual Striped Turban.In This Issue:Patriotic Picture Frames Of The Great War An interesting look at a lost art form Lt. Wilson's Scrapbook U.S. adventures in North Russia 1919 The search for Private Beetem A flea market melodrama Survet: Bob Kelchner's 7th Cavalry Album Turn-of-the-century fasions in a fashionable regiment Naval Uniforms Of The Civil War Part II: U.S. Naval EngineersIssue 5Cover: Al-Che-Say, Chief Of The White Mountain Apaches And One Of The Most Famous Of The Indian Scouts Employed By The U.S. Army, Is Seated In The Middle Ror Second From Left Amidst His FollowersRear Cover:Sixth-Plate Ambrotype of Private George W. Walker, Company H, 13th Illinois Volunteer InfantryIn This Issue:"Jack" Of The 102d P.V. An unshaggy dog story Otto Scheu, R.A. Adventures in the Regular Army at the turn of the century The 20th New York State Militia A Regimental history of "The United Guard" "Mustering In" An in-depth look at a rare ambrotype Naval Uniforms Of The Civil war Part III: Confederate Naval Images Indian Scouts Of The U.S. Army A seldom-seen portion of the old Frontier ArmyIssue 6Cover: Private William H. Harding, 3rd Battalio, 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, Taken At Camp Dennison, Ohio, 2 November 1862In This Issue:Junius Peak Cavalryman, U.S. Marshall & Texas Ranger 9 July 1864 The 14th N.J. at the Battle of Monocacy Naval Uniforms of the Civil War Part IV: Enlisted men of the U.S. Navy Survey: The Collection of Robert McDonald Outdoor images of the Civil WarAll copies of our Military Images Issues are delivered to you in the Archival Storage Packaging listed below for your long term enjoyment and investment protection.These 2 or 4 mil Magazine Bags are made of Archival Polyester (Mylar ) an inert material of the highest clarity. Mylar will not discolor, damage, or adhere to items placed inside it. It is a sturdy film that beautifully displays, timelessly protects and gives extra support to fragile documents.The Magazine Backing Boards are made from a full 24 point solid bleached sulfate, coated on one side with a buffered with 3% calcium carbonate , and are precision cut to size. Use this item along with Magazine Bags to protect and store your collectible magazines.Shop Modeldetailer / Historylives for Military Images, Civil War Times, America's Civil War, North & South, Blue & Gray Magazines plus other issues & items of interest...Always Shipped In A Tear Proof Bubble Mailer/Priority Mail Envelope (Never Paper Envelope)...You always save with combined shipping!!! read more

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