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Antique Engravings and Lithographs This page contains links to our large selection of antique prints, largely 1800s engravings and lithographs of American historical subjects, including United States Presidents and Civil War scenes, but also including Winslow Homer wood engravings and a large inventory of birds, plants, American Indians and topographic views of the West from government survey reports published during the middle of the 1800s. Also in our collection are interesting caricatures of English and American subjects that appeared in Vanity Fair, many executed by Sir Leslie Ward as "Spy." Below are pictures of examples of our antique engravings and lithographs and links to the rest, starting with our multi-print collections and ending with rare and unique prints. There also are antique prints in the Law, Political Memorabilia and Connecticut sections of the web site.
Winslow Homer's Famous
Wood Engravings
Caricatures of Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War
1800s Lithographs of Native American Indians From McKenney and Hall, Mexican Boundary and Pacific Railroad Expedition Surveys and Smithsonian Ethnology Bureau Reports
1850s Hand-colored Western Bird Lithographs
Original 1800s Vanity Fair Prints Framed 1859 Charcoal Drawing of U.S. Military Academy Cannon Target Practice “Firing From North Batteries, Targets On Rattlesnake Hill" Provenance: Formerly Owned By West Point Library
“VIEW ON THE HUDSON AT WEST POINT" 1860s Lithograph Shows Steamship Mary Powell & U. S. Military Academy
Fine Engraving of Ulysses S. Grant In Civil War General's Uniform Framed Portrait Engraved by Western Bank Note Company
Unique Hand Colored 1855 Daniel Webster Lithograph
Rare 1830 Lithograph of Marquis de Lafayette as Head of French National Guard
Set of Three Charles Hamilton
Smith Aquatint Antique Engravings of Early Ships
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