William Tecumseh Sherman, Union General -1899 Historical Print

Description

British Parliament 1925 Vintage Lithograph
William Tecumseh Sherman, Commanding General, Union Army
In 1864,
Sherman
succeeded Grant as the Union commander in the Western Theater. He led the capture of the strategic city of Atlanta.
1899 Page of History
Period age toning and handling wear
This is
an original
1899
print rescued from one of the many books
published of the History of the United States and its role in world history.
Photographs and illustrations in these books have
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It is a piece of the past.
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Unrelated Text on Reverse
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Published in 1899 by the Jones Brothers Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
FULL PAGE Size
: Approximately 6.25″ X 9″
Unrelated Text on Reverse
Condition
:
Excellent
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Very
Good
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Good
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Fair
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Poor (but of historical interest)
Some
age toning and
handling wear
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