lithographs

Lithograph: 5 3/4 x 8 1/8 in. Map of layout of buildings at Point Lookout.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

Depiction of the dedication of the obelisk erected in honor of William Jenkins Worth, Worth Square, New York City.

Depiction of buildings near Tompkins Square Park, New York City.

Lithographic illustrations of cholera victims, annotated in pencil with the outcome of their illness. New-York Historical copy signed on the title page: Dr. S.L. Howell. Annotated by Dr. Howell. The lithographs are hand colored.

This collection consists of eleven plates from the U.S. Military Magazine, a periodical published from 1839 to 1842 in Philadelphia, Pa. The prints were created by Huddy & Duval, a firm of lithographers in Philadelphia. Each issue of the magazine included an illustration of a soldier wearing the uniform of one of Philadelphia's volunteer militias. There are some additional plates of military and naval subjects. Most of the images were drawn by William M. Huddy, lithographed by Alfred Hoffy, and printed by Peter S. Duval. This set of plates was collected by John S.