Invincibles or The New York Militia Muster
The Metropolitan Museum of Art [1836]
Lithograph.
A Tippecanoe Procession
[1840]
McClellan reviewing his troops near Baileys Cross Roads
Library of Congress [November 1861]
Alfred Waud
Drawing.
McCosh's Guide for Amateaur Brass Bands [ 1880]
Recommended band configuration for parades
GENERAL BANKS' DIVISION RECROSSING THE POTOMAC FROM WILLIAMSPORT, MD., TO ATTACK " STONEWALL" JACKSON.-BAND OF THE FORTY-SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA PLAYING NATIONAL AIRS ON THE VIRGINIA SHORE
- From a sketch by Edwin Forbes
The Civil War in the United States [1885]
This image depicts the 46th PA Regiment Band plays national airs on the shore of the Potomac on May 25, 1862. The artist, Edwin Forbes, was one of many artists sent to the frontlines by Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper in 1862 to capture the horrors of war in drawings. I was unable to find a Frank Leslie’s newspaper that contained this drawing originally. It may have only been published in a rare 1885 publication by Frank Leslie called The Civil War in the United States.
PRESENTATIONS OF COLORS - TWENTIETH UNITED STATES COLORED INFANTRY, COLONEL BETRAM IN NEW YORK CITY. MARCH 5 1864
The Civil War in the United States [1885]
This image shows some bells of brass instruments sticking up out of the crowd towards the right of the image. I was unable to find a Frank Leslie’s newspaper that contained this drawing originally. It may have only been published in a rare 1885 publication by Frank Leslie called The Civil War in the United States.
The Lyon & Healy Band
Lyon & Healy Band Instruments, Uniforms, Trimmings, etc.. [1885]
MUSIC ON SHERIDAN’S LINE OF BATTLE
Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, vol. 4 [1887]
REVIEW OF CONFEDERATE TROOPS ON THEIR MARCH TO VIRGINIA, IN FRONT ,OF THE PULASKI MONUMENT, MONUMENT SQUARE; SAVANNAH. GA., AUGUST 7th, 1861.
Frank Leslie’s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War [1896]
Reception of Brigadier General Corcoran by Mayor Opdyke and the citizens of New York, at Castle Garden, August 22nd, 1862
Frank Leslie’s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War [1896]
RE-ENFORCEMENTS FOR GRANT'S ARMY LEAVING MEMPHIS, TENN.
Frank Leslie’s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War [1896]
PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO THE TWENTIETH UNITED STATES COLORED INFANTRY, COLONEL BARTRAM, AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUBHOUSE, NEW YORK, MARCH 5th, 1864
Frank Leslie’s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War [1896]
VIEW OF SAVANNAH, GA., LOOKING EAST, TOWARD FORT JACKSON.
Frank Leslie’s Battles and Leaders of the Civil War [1896]