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Harper’s Weekly – September 12, 1868 – Lincoln’s Tomb • Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting • Prospect Park Views • Bird Hunting • NYC Street LifeA richly illustrated issue covering national memory, religious gatherings, urban life, and outdoor sporting culture.⭐ Highlights Inside This IssueFull front page: Tomb of Abraham Lincoln at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois — a somber, historic engraving honoring the late president 🇺🇸Martha’s Vineyard: Full page of seven views from the famous Camp Meeting — tents, pavilions, congregations, and island life ⛺🌳Prospect Park, Brooklyn: Full page with eight displayable engravings showing landscapes, paths, and architectural features — wonderful for framing 🌿🏞️Sporting scene: Full-page “The First Bird of the Season” — hunter and dogs in the field 🐕🦺🦆New York City street life:“Boy Wanted”“Hot Corn!”
Both classic scenes of 19th-century urban working-class life
The Late Charles L. Elliott: Biographical article with portrait illustrationsAdditional fiction, foreign/domestic news, and period advertisements throughout.
Complete in 16 pages.📚 Who Would Love This IssueGreat for collectors of:Abraham Lincoln history & memorial artMartha’s Vineyard / New England ephemeraBrooklyn history & park development19th-century hunting and sporting artNYC street life & urban studiesVictorian religious gatheringsAmericana, genealogy, and historical décor
📏 SizeApprox. 11\" × 16\".🧾 ConditionGood condition with mild age toning typical of original 1868 issues.
I photograph every page — please review images carefully and ask any questions.🖼️ Optional Archival FramingChoose any page for archival, acid-free framing — perfect for home, office, or gifting. 🖼️✨📦 ShippingShips flat with protective packaging.🏷️ SEO TagsHarper’s Weekly 1868, Lincoln tomb Oak Ridge Cemetery, Martha’s Vineyard camp meeting, Prospect Park Brooklyn engravings, Victorian hunting illustration, New York street life 19th century, antique newspaper, Charles L. Elliott artist obituary, Americana artwork.