This is an engraving of Johnson, not as clean as one might like.  There are two revenue stamps on the back which cover up the photographer's mark  

This is a broken set published by Broadfoot.  There are 48 volumes which the dealer swore up and down was a complete set.  He did tell me that it was missing the 3 volume index.  Now I learn that it is supposed to be a 52 volume set plus three index volumes.  For this reason I am slashing the price well below what I paid for them. They are in great condition though volume II has a slash in the spine.  The volumes are a reproduction of the Southern Historical Papers that were published.  The Southern Historical Society was a public organization founded by Confederate Major General Dabney H. Maury in 1869 in New Orleans, Louisiana. It documented Southern military and civilian viewpoints largely related to the American Civil War. These books contain information that might not easily be found in other books.  I would pick one up over the years and also always found articles of interest to me.  Excessive postage paid will be refunded.     

This is a mismatched set compiled by Lillian Henderson.  Some books are worn and a couple are newer.  The important thing is that the set is complete and if you are tired on getting on line for look ups this set is for you. Excessive postage paid will be refunded.

Complete sheet with wonderful graphics.  Confederate imprint. Music by C C Mera.  Published in Richmond in 1864 by George Dunn. Possibly trimmed to fit into an album.

Complete sheet-Confederate imprint.  A Noir in Augusta Ga, published by Blackmar  in 1861.