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Civil War posters, 1861-1865.
Graham, Chas. K.Wilkinson, Arthur
Jack Tars, Ahoy!! Let us open the Potomac! Wanted immediately for Co. I, 5th Regiment, Excelsior Brigade, 50 able-bodied seamen.
Civil War posters, 1861-1865
Baker & Godwin, printers, Printing-House Square, opposite City Hall, New York.
1 poster ; 61 x 49 cm.
Ship (Constitution), sailor with flag & Liberty cap. 'The Regiment is not at the Seat of War, and is commanded by Col. Chas K. Graham, once a 'Reefer;' and Capt. Arthur Wilkinson of Co. I was once a 'Skipper' in the Merchant service'.
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Poster; 61 x 49 cm. Ship (Constitution), sailor with flag & Liberty cap. 'The Regiment is not at the Seat of War, and is commanded by Col. Chas K. Graham, once a 'Reefer;' and Capt. Arthur Wilkinson of Co. I was once a 'Skipper' in the Merchant service'.