1860 American Trotting Horses, 7th Regiment Review Ctrfld, Cattle Disease Jul 21 For Sale

🗞️ HARPERS WEEKLY · July 21, 1860
Complete Issue · New varied and visually appealing Antebellum issue — a double-page centerfold of the 7th New York Regiment reviewed at Camp Scott on Staten Island, two displayable illustrations of American trotting horses, and the first appearance of cattle pleuro-pneumonia in Belmont, Massachusetts. Strong content for horse racing history collectors, Civil War military history enthusiasts, and American livestock history AMERICAN TROTTING FULL PAGE — "OUR AMERICAN TROTTING HORSES" — TWO ILLUSTRATIONS
Two full-page illustrations of American trotting horses — a vivid and displayable piece of one of the most popular sports and betting pastimes in Antebellum America. Harness racing and trotting were the dominant forms of horse sport in mid-19th century America — far more popular than flat racing — and the great trotting horses of the era were celebrated like todays sports stars. The legendary Hambletonian 10, foundation sire of the Standardbred breed, had been foaled just eleven years before this issue in 1849, and his offspring were beginning to transform American harness racing. A vivid and very displayable piece of American horse racing, sporting, and equestrian THE 7TH REGIMENT — CAMP SCOTT, STATEN DOUBLE-PAGE CENTERFOLD — "REVIEW OF THE 7TH REGIMENT, N.Y. STATE MILITIA BY GEN. HALL AT CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND"
A magnificent and displayable double-page centerfold of the 7th New York State Militia reviewed by General Hall at Camp Scott on Staten Island — the annual summer encampment and review of Americas most celebrated militia regiment. The 7th Regiments camp reviews on Staten Island were one of the great military-social spectacles of Antebellum New York, drawing fashionable crowds to watch the elite regiment drill and maneuver with the precision that made them the envy of every militia in the country. Just nine months after this review, the 7th would be among the first regiments to march to Washingtons defense at the outbreak of the Civil War. This centerfold — showing the regiment in the full splendor of their gray uniforms and precise formations — is a vivid, significant, and very frameable piece of Civil War precursor military history and New York City CATTLE DISEASE AT FRONT PAGE — "MR. CHENERYS STABLES AT BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS, WHERE THE CATTLE DISEASE — PLEURO-PNEUMONIA — FIRST APPEARED" AND "PART OF MR. CHENERYS HERD"
Two front-page illustrations of the Chenery stables at Belmont, Massachusetts — the site of the first appearance of bovine pleuropneumonia in the United States, a devastating cattle lung disease that had been introduced from Europe and was threatening American livestock. The outbreak at Chenerys famous Belmont stock farm — one of the premier cattle breeding establishments in America — was a significant agricultural crisis that would eventually lead to the first major federal livestock disease control legislation. A significant piece of American agricultural and veterinary photograph every page of every issue so you can inspect the condition closely before purchasing. Please review all images carefully and dont hesitate to ask any questions — Im happy to provide additional detail or close-up shots of any page, illustration, or area of concern before you ········ Harpers Weekly
Date ··············· July 21, 1860
City ··············· New York
Format ············· Illustrated newspaper, complete in 16 SHIPPING & Stored in an acid-free protective bag and flat-shipped in a padded envelope with heavy cardboard reinforcement
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