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"Have you seen anything of a Merrimac about here?" [graphic] / Morse.
[Caricature of the capture of Jefferson Davis May 10, 1865]
Life in Philadelphia. "How you like de new fashion shirt...?" [graphic] / Chas. Hunt, Sc.
Kill-Patrick suppressing the riot. [graphic].
Semmes motto "I am here" [graphic].
Life in Philadelphia. An unfair reflection. [graphic] / Designd & drawn by W. Summers; Hunt sculpt.
Life in Philadelphia. "Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings...?" [graphic] / Engd. by Chas. Hunt.
Life in Philadelphia. Romeo and Juliet. [graphic] / W.S.; C. Hunt, Sc.
Macbeth. November 16, 1861 [graphic].
John Collins [graphic].
Napoleon III [graphic].
Edwin Booth [graphic] / Gladding.
Billy Morris [graphic] / [Gladding]
The New York Post boy [graphic].
The three graces [graphic].
The two Napoleons [graphic].
The reliable gentleman [graphic].
Intelligent contraband [graphic].
The guerrilla chieftan. [graphic].
[Caricature of Jefferson Davis attired as a Chinese man] [graphic].
It's no use knocking at the door. [graphic].
It's no use knocking at the door. [graphic].
Jefferson Davis smelleth a mice and reflects. [graphic].
I wish I was in Dixie [graphic].
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[Photographic reproduction of a caricature of Abraham Lincoln attired as an elderly woman] [graphic].
The negro on the brain. [graphic].
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Joseph Hooker [graphic].
Lincoln's "guardian angel." [graphic].
The happy governor of Massachusetts [graphic].
Caught at last! [graphic].
"We fights mit Sigel" [graphic].
A copperhead [graphic].
A copperhead [graphic].
A nest of copperheads [graphic].
Our modern infant Hercules [graphic].
Hawkins Zouaves 9th Regt. [graphic] / Gurney & Son, photo. N.Y.
Home on sick leave. [graphic] / Gurney & Son, photo. N.Y.
New York Light Guard [graphic] / Gurney & Son, photo. N.Y.
Civil War Illustrations. 1859-1865 (inclusive).
Cabinet series - No. 5. "Bombastes furioso." [graphic].
Writing the Emancipation Proclamation
Life in Philadelphia. Grand celebration ob de bobalition ob African slabery. [graphic] / Drawn and Engd. by I. Harris.
[Caricature of capture of Jefferson Davis May 10, 1865] [graphic] / [M A] Andrieu.
Happy contraband [graphic].
A bitter "draught" [graphic].
[Abraham Lincoln caricature satirizing the draft] [graphic].
Grinning for the presidency. [graphic].
Civil War scrapbook of portraits [graphic].
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