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Will, A: Three Steel Engravings of Civil War Scenes
Titled: Cavalry Charge; Charge on the Battery; Iron Clads and Monitors Bombarding Defences of Charleston. Each plate is 21.3x13 cm. (8½x5¼ inches). The two battle scenes are signed: A. Will, and O. Pelton. The Monitor scene is not signed. These plates were removed from one or more books before they came into our hands. We are not able to identify their source. Good+ Condition: significant foxing; lightly soiled; 1-cm. (½-inch) tear from left edge of the "Cavalry Charge" plate, not touching the image; otherwise they are solid.. Good+. Illus. by Pelton, O..
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