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1861-1865

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Collection Summary

Title:	Civil War patriotic covers
Dates:	1861-1865
Physical Description:	4 boxes
Call Number:	Patriotic Covers
Repository:	Massachusetts Historical Society 1154 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02215 library@masshist.org

Abstract:

This collection is composed of approximately 1100 Union and Confederate patriotic covers (envelopes) issued during the Civil War.

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This collection is composed of approximately 1100 Union and Confederate patriotic covers (envelopes) issued and used during the Civil War. Featuring strong graphic images, these covers expressed patriotic and propagandistic messages. Common images include flags, eagles, soldiers, and portraits (and caricatures) of famous Civil War figures and others, including George Washington. This collection has been organized into the series established by William R. Weiss, Jr. in his: The Catalog of Union Civil War Patriotic Covers (Bethlehem, Penn., 1995). The Weiss number is pencilled on the upper left hand corner on the verso of each envelope. If the envelope was not found in Weiss, it is recorded at the end of the appropriate series. In addition to the Union patriotic covers included in Weiss, the MHS has a small grouping of Confederate-issued covers that have been arranged in similar categories to those used by Weiss. In most cases, the “content” of the envelope is obvious from its placement in the various Weiss categories; in cases where additional graphic or subject elements exist, a cross-index has been added to the end of this guide that will allow researchers to identify patriotic covers whose subject matter is not apparent from their placement in the scheme or title.

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Related Materials

Bowditch, Nathaniel Y. Collection of Civil War patriotic covers [album]

Collection of Civil War patriotic covers [album compiled by an anonymous collector]

Weiss, William R. The catalog of Union Civil War patriotic covers (Bethlehem, Penn: W. R. Weiss, 1995)

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Acquisition Information

This collection was created by the MHS from various sources.

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Organization of the Collection

The collection is organized into the following series:


	I. Famous people (FP)
		A. George Washington (FP-GW)
		B. Abraham Lincoln (FP-AL)
		C. Winfield Scott (FP-WS)
		D. George McClellan (FP-GM)
		E. Elmer Ellsworth (FP-EE)
		F. John C. Fremont (FP-JF)
		G. Portraits - Military (FP-PM)
		H. Portraits - Non-military (FP-PNM)
	II. Scenes (SC)
		A. Military battles, expeditions and troop movements (SC-MB)
		B. Military - non-battle (SC-NB)
		C. Washington, D.C. scenes (SC-DC)
		D. Non-Washington scenes (SC-NW)
	III. Regiments (RE)
	IV. States (ST)
	V. Caricatures (C)
		A. Animals - dogs (C-A-D)
		B. Animals - elephants (C-A-E)
		C. Animals - horses and mules (C-A-H)
		D. Animals - reptiles (C-A-R)
		E. Animals - rodents (C-A-RO)
		F. Animals - others, including insects (C-A-O)
		G. . Birds (C-B)
		H. Blacks (C-BL)
		I. Devils (C-D)
		J. Flags (C-F)
		K. Ships (C-SH)
		L. Skulls (C-SK)
		M. Other (C-O)
		N. People (C-P-A through C-P-Z)
	VI. Eagles (E)
		A. Facing left (E-L)
		B. Facing right (E-R)
	VII. Flags (F)
		A. Overall designs (F-O)
		B. Two or more flags (F-T)
		C. Flags facing left (F-L)
		D. Flags facing right (F-R)
	VIII. Male designs (M)
		A. One male with no flag (M-A)
		B. Male with one or more other person (M-T)
		C. With flag, but not holding the flag (M-F)
		D. On flagpole (M-P)
		E. Holding a flag and flag points right (M-R)
		F. Holding a flag and flag points left (M-L)
	IX. Female designs (F)
		A. With one or more person (F-P)
		B. Sitting alone (F-SI)
		C. Standing, no flag (F-ST)
		D. Standing, with flag (F-F)
	X. Other subjects (O)
		A. Bells (O-B)
		B. Shields (O-S)
		C. Stars (O-ST)
		D. Transportation (O-T)
		E. Words U.S., Union, etc. (O-US)
		F. Miscellaneous (O-M)
	XI. Confederate-issued designs (CF)
		A. Flags (CF-FL)
		B. Male designs (CF-M)
		C. Male on flagpole (CF-M-FP)
		D. Portraits (CF-P)
		E. Shields (CF-SH)
		F. States (CF-ST)
		G. Other (CF-O)
	XII. Miscellaneous postal covers, not Civil War (MISC)

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Detailed Description of the Collection


Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		I. Famous people (FP)
			A. George Washington (FP-GW)
1	FP-GW-5			A model patriot
1	FP-GW-17			Long may our land be bright ...
1	FP-GW-24			Untitled 2 copies
1	FP-GW-26			Untitled
1	FP-GW-36			One of the rebels
1	FP-GW-50			The father of our country
1	FP-GW-65			George Washington
1	FP-GW-71			Remember 76
1	FP-GW-76			Behold the illustrious champion of our country ....
1	FP-GW-77			Shall the name of Washington ever be heard ...
1	FP-GW-80			Untitled
1	FP-GW-83			Union
1	FP-GW-86			Union 2 copies
1	FP-GW-86a			Union
1	FP-GW-111			Untitled
1	FP-GW-111a			Untitled
1	FP-GW-118			Untitled 2 copies
1	FP-GW-121			1861 Remember Washington
1	FP-GW-124			Washington: A Southern man with union principles
1	FP-GW-136			Washington: A Southern man with union principles Washington’s Farewell Address
1	FP-GW-137			First in War, First in Peace and First in the Hearts of his Countrymen 2 copies
1	FP-GW-149			Past, Present and Future
1	FP-GW-156			Untitled
1	FP-GW-158			The eagle shall bear the rattlesnake in his talons and shall rend him with his beak
1	FP-GW-165			Beware of traitors 2 copies
			B. Abraham Lincoln (FP-AL)
1	FP-AL-64a			Secession! non est
1	FP-AL-65 (var.)			The Union it must and shall be preserved.
1	FP-AL-66			The Union, it must be preserved
1	FP-AL-66a			The Union, it must be preserved
1	FP-AL-67			They can afford to do a wrong, I cannot 3 copies
1	FP-AL-90			Untitled
1	FP-AL-142			Star of the North, or the comet of 1861
1	FP-AL-188			President Lincoln and his cabinet
1	FP-AL-191			Champion Prize Envelope. Lincoln & Davis in 5 rounds. 1st Round
1	FP-AL-193			Champion Prize Envelope. Lincoln & Davis in 5 rounds. 2nd Round
1	FP-AL-196			Champion Prize Envelope. Lincoln & Davis in 5 rounds. 3d. Round
1	FP-AL-198			Champion Prize Envelope. Lincoln & Davis in 5 rounds. 4th Round
1	FP-AL-200			Champion Prize Envelope. Lincoln & Davis in 5 rounds. 5th Round
			C. Winfield Scott (FP-WS)
1	FP-WS-8a			True to the Union
1	FP-WS-12			Stand by the Flag 2 copies
1	FP-WS-14			This is my last campaign, and it shall be my best
1	FP-WS-16			This is my last campaign, and it shall be my best 2 copies
1	FP-WS-25			This is my last campaign, and it shall be my best.--Gen. Scott 3 copies
1	FP-WS-26			Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott. Born 1786 ... 2 copies
1	FP-WS-29			Brave in the field, Wise in Council, A true patriot, loyal to the Constitution and Union
1	FP-WS-33			Desertion of the people’s cause, the people cannot forgive; no traitor to the American Flag shall hereafter hold office under it
1	FP-WS-38 (variant)			The Union must and shall be preserved
1	FP-WS-39			The Rebels will not go free
1	FP-WS-39 (larger)			The Rebels will not go free 2 copies
1	FP-WS-41			We must restore the government of the South, into the hands of its real people--Vox Populi
1	FP-WS-42			His exploits in the field, which placed him in the front rank of our soldiers, have been obscured by the purer and more lasting glory of a pacificator and a friend of mankind
1	FP-WS-48			Scott/McClellan
1	FP-WS-50			Scott & Anderson
1	FP-WS-67			Brave in the field, Wise in Council, A true patriot, loyal to the Constitution and Union
1	FP-WS-69			The right man in the right place! 2 copies
1	FP-WS-71			Lieut. Gen’l Winfield Scott 2 copies
1	FP-WS-72			About this time you will hear thunder. The great “comet” of 1861 2 copies
1	FP-WS-78			The hero of Lundy’s Lane
			D. George McClellan (FP-GM)
1	FP-GM-21			Major-General McClellan
1	FP-GM-28			Appearance of the Son of Pennsylvania in Washington, on the morning of July 26, 1861 2 copies
1	FP-GM-43			Maj. General George B. McClellan
1	FP-GM-73			Gen. McClellan
1	FP-GM-93			Maj. Gen’l McClellan, our Napoleon 2 copies
1	FP-GM-94			Major General Geo. B. McClellan, commanding the Department on the Potomac 2 copies
1	FP-GM-102			Maj. Gen. G. B. McClellan
1	FP-GM-146			Gen. McClellan and his staff
			E. Elmer Ellsworth (FP-EE)
1	FP-EE-4			True to the Union / For the Sake of Liberty
1	FP-EE-8 (smaller)			Col. Ellsworth, the Warren of 1861 / Whatever may happen, cherish the consolation ...
1	FP-EE-8 (larger)			Col. Ellsworth, the Warren of 1861 / Whatever may happen, cherish the consolation ...
1	FP-EE-9			Father--Col. Ellsworth was shot dead this morning. I killed his murderer. Frank 2 copies
1	FP-EE-17			E. E. Ellsworth, Late Col., N.Y. Fire Zouaves 2 copies
1	FP-EE-18			E. E. Ellsworth, Late Col., N.Y. Fire Zouaves
1	FP-EE-20			He who noteth even the fall of a sparrow will have some purpose even in the fate of one like me--Ellsworth
1	FP-EE-21b			Col. Ellsworth, the Martyr / Cherish the consolation ...
1	FP-EE-25			He who noteth even the fall of a sparrow will have some purpose even in the fate of one like me--Ellsworth
1	FP-EE-26a			Col. Ellsworth. Don’t shed a tear for him. Lay him to rest ...
1	FP-EE-29			Union now & for ever / Col. Ellsworth. Don’t shed a tear for him. Lay him to rest ...
1	FP-EE-30			Remember Ellsworth
1	FP-EE-32			He who noteth even the fall of a sparrow will have some purpose even in the fate of one like me--Ellsworth 2 copies
1	FP-EE-35			Memorial to Col. Ellsworth. Thou noble warrior, young and brave ...
1	FP-EE-36			Remember! Ellsworth!!!
1	FP-EE-38			Untitled
1	FP-EE-41			He who noteth even the fall of a sparrow will have some purpose even in the fate of one like me--Ellsworth 2 copies
1	FP-EE-47			Remember Ellsworth! 3 copies
1	FP-EE-50			Remember Ellsworth! 3 copies
1	FP-EE-53			Memorial to Col. Ellsworth. Thou noble warrior, young and brave ...
1	FP-EE-54			Defender of the Stars and Stripes! a nation mourns thy loss. A nation’s tears thy memory shall bedew
1	FP-EE-56			Our cause is just. Fight on. Remember Ellsworth
1	FP-EE-57			Our cause is just. Fight on. Remember Ellsworth 2 copies
1	FP-EE-61			To Richmond / Remember Ellsworth 2 copies
1	FP-EE-67			Col. E. E. Ellsworth, assassinated at Alexandria, Va., May 24th, 1861.
1	FP-EE-67a			Col. E. E. Ellsworth, assassinated at Alexandria, Va., May 24th, 1861.
1	FP-EE71			Col. Ellsworth, his last letter to his parents ...
1	FP-EE-74			The first officer killed in the Revolution. The first officer killed in the present Rebellion
			F. John C. Fremont (FP-JF)
1	FP-JF-10			In Union there is strength
1	FP-JF-15			Untitled
1	FP-JF-17			Untitled 2 copies
1	FP-JF-24c			Untitled
1	FP-JF-35			Rise up Fremont! and go before: The hour must have its man ...
1	FP-JF-44			Fremont, first of freedom’s host ... 2 copies
1	FP-JF-61			Major General John C. Fremont
1	FP-JF-64			We stand by the Union
			G. Portraits - Military (FP-PM)
1	PM-2			Sumter. Union Forever
1	PM-5			Col. Robert Anderson, the hero of Fort Sumter
1	PM-6			Untitled
1	PM-7			Col. Anderson. The excitement of the brave Charlestonians ...
1	PM-8			General Beauregard is already acquainted with my only terms
1	PM-12			Col. Robt. Anderson, U. S. A.
1	PM-27			“There should be but one subject in the mind of any citizen of the United States at this time, that of preserving the Government of his Country.” N. P. Banks 2 copies
1	PM-28			One of the Banks in Baltimore that has not suspended operations / Hon. N. P. Banks of Mass. commanding at Fort M’Henry
1	PM-69A			Union now & for ever / Gen. Butler
1	PM-70			Gen. B. F. Butler
1	PM-73			Major General B. F. Butler. “Whatever our politics, the Government must be sustained.”
1	PM-80			Cain of Baltimore
1	PM-85			Sons of Erin! Let the watchword be Corcoran! Rescued if living, avenged if dead 2 copies
1	PM-171			Luther C. Ladd, of Alexandria, N.H., was shot in the Baltimore Riot ...
1	PM-171 (variant)			Luther C. Ladd, of Alexandria, N.H., was shot in the Baltimore Riot ...
1	PM-177			Brig. Gen. Lyon
1	PM-183			Gen. Nathaniel Lyon. Killed at the battle near Springfield ...
1	PM-242			Gen’l Sigel
1	PM-268			Maj. Gen. John . Wool
1	PM-275			Our Army & Navy / Gen. Butler, Com. Stringham
			H. Portraits - Non-military (FP-PNM)
1	PNM-1			True to the Union / Gov. John A. Andrew
1	PNM-3			John Bell, in a recent secession speech .... Traitor
1	PNM-5			Jno. Bell Traitor
1	PNM-26			Right to the last / We are on the side of the Government in which we live ... Parson Brownlow
1	PNM-33			Parson Brownlow / Knowville, April, 22, 1861 ... 2 copies
1	PNM-39			One of the Rebels. Charles Carroll of Carrollton
1	PNM-47			Stands by the Flag
1	PNM-57			S. A. Douglas. True to the Union and the Constitution to the last
1	PNM-61			“Tell them to obey the laws and support the Constitution of the United States”
1	PNM-80			The Union / Printer & Patriot
1	PNM-81			The Union Printer & Patriot
1	PNM-85			A rolling stone gathers no moss
1	PNM-90			Franklin. A northern man with Union principles
1	PNM-100			By the eternal, the Union must and shall be preserved”
1	PNM-107			To Lafayette, we are grateful
1	PNM-115			One of the rebels. Martha Washington
1	PNM-117			Secession! Peaceable secession. Sir, your eyes and mine are never destined to see that miracle ...
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		II. Scenes (SC)
			A. Military battles, expeditions and troop movements (SC-MB)
1	SC-MB-36			First Blow for Liberty. “Proaris et Focis.”
1	SC-MB-41			The Traitor’s Doom / O’er Sumter’s walls, again our flag we’ll wave ...
1	SC-MB-53			Though seven rebel forts combined, set Sumter’s Fort in flame, They in each freeman’s heart enshrined Brave Anderson’s bright name
1	SC-MB-63			What! shall our Banner drag in dust While Lafayette upheld the trust ...
1	SC-MB-85			Untitled battle scene
			B. Military - non-battle (SC-NB)
1	SC-NB-21			Camp Dennison near Cincinnati
1	SC-NB-60			Gen. Jackson 1833 Maj. Anderson 1861 Fort Sumter as it was and shall be; “By the eternal!” Our flag shall wave and none other!
1	SC-NB-65			Sumter First--Peace Afterwords
1	SC-NB-66			Ft. Sumpter [sic] 2 copies
1	SC-NB-75			We’re the Boys that fear no noise
1	SC-NB-79			The Gallant 69th of New York ready to receive their secession freinds from the South. Arlington Heights, June 1861
1	SC-NB-126			The Soldier’s dream of home
			C. Washington, D.C. scenes (SC-DC)
1	SC-DC-2			Then conquer we must--For our cause it is just; And this be our Motto--“In God is our Trust.”
1	SC-DC-7			The Capitol at Washington
1	SC-DC-13			Capitol at Washington
			D. Non-Washington scenes (SC-NW)
1	SC-NW-2			Beauregard killed 2 copies
1	SC-NW-26			Boston / Bay State Soldiers Motto. We live for the Union. We die for the Union. We will uphold the Union
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		III. Regiments (RE)
1	RE-48		Ever ready. The Boys of 21st Regiment N.Y.S.V
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		IV. States (ST)
1	ST-1		California. For the Union
1	ST-2		Connecticut. For the Union
1	ST-3		Delaware. For the Union
1	ST-4		Illinois. For the Union
1	ST-5		Indiana. For the Union
1	ST-6		Iowa. For the Union
1	ST-7		Kansas. For the Union
1	ST-8		Maine. For the Union
1	ST-10		Michigan. For the Union
1	ST-11		Minnesota. For the Union
1	ST-12		New Hampshire. For the Union
1	ST-13		New Jersey. For the Union
1	ST-14		New York. For the Union
1	ST-15		Ohio. For the Union
1	ST-16		Oregon. For the Union
1	ST-17		Pennsylvania. For the Union
1	ST-18		Rhode Island. For the Union
1	ST-19		Utah. For the Union
1	ST-20		Vermont. For the Union
1	ST-21		Wisconsin. For the Union
1	ST-22		Kentucky. On the fence
1	ST-23		Maryland. On the fence
1	ST-24		Missouri. On the fence
1	ST-25		Alabama. Secession
1	ST-26		Arkansas. Secession
1	ST-27		Florida. Secession
1	ST-28		Georgia. Secession
1	ST-29		Louisiana. Secession
1	ST-30		Mississippi. Secession
1	ST-31		North Carolina. Secession
1	ST-32		South Carolina. Secession
1	ST-33		Tennessee. Secession
1	ST-34		Texas. Secession
1	ST-35		Virginia. Secession
1	ST-36		The Loyal States. Union. California
1	ST-37a		The Loyal States. Union. Connecticut
1	ST-38a		The Loyal States. Union. Delaware
1	ST-39		The Loyal States. Union. Indiana
1	ST-40a		The Loyal States. Union. Illinois
1	ST-41b		The Loyal States. Union. Iowa
1	ST-42		The Loyal States. Union. Kansas
1	ST-43		The Loyal States. Union. Kentucky
1	ST-44a		The Loyal States. Union. Maine
1	ST-45		The Loyal States. Union. Maryland
1	ST-46		The Loyal States. Union. Massachusetts five copies
1	ST-47c		The Loyal States. Union. Michigan
1	ST-48		The Loyal States. Union. Minnesota
1	ST-48.5 (unlisted)		The Loyal States. Union. Missouri
1	ST-49		The Loyal States. Union. Nebraska
1	ST-50c		The Loyal States. Union. New Hampshire
1	ST-51a		The Loyal States. Union. New Jersey
1	ST-52		The Loyal States. Union. New York
1	ST-53c		The Loyal States. Union. Ohio
1	ST-54		The Loyal States. Union. Oregon
1	ST-55a		The Loyal States. Union. Pennsylvania
1	ST-56		The Loyal States. Union. Rhode Island
1	ST-57		The Loyal States. Union. Vermont
1	ST-59a		The Loyal States. Union. Wisconsin
1	ST-83		The Rebel States. Alabama
1	ST-84		The Rebel States. Arkansas
1	ST-85		The Rebel States. Florida
1	ST-86		The Rebel States. Georgia
1	ST-87		The Rebel States. Louisiana
1	ST-88		The Rebel States. Mississippi
1	ST-89		The Rebel States. North Carolina
1	ST-90		The Rebel States. South Carolina
1	ST-91		The Rebel States. Tennessee
1	ST-92		The Rebel States. Texas
1	ST-93		The Rebel States. Virginia
1	ST-433		The Great Seal of Alabama
1	ST-434		The People Rule
1	ST-437		[Seal of Connecticut]
1	ST-441		Wisdom, Justice & Moderation
1	ST-467		Marylanders know their rights, and knowing, dare maintain them
1	ST-470		O long may it wave, O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave
1	ST-471		Under the folds of this flag, Maryland shall prosper
1	ST-472		Coat of arms of Maryland / Increase & Multiply
1	ST-474		The coat of arms of Tennessee
1	ST-479 (small)		April 19, 1775/April 19, 1861
1	ST-479 (lg.)		April 19, 1775/April 19, 1861
1	ST-479c		April 19, 1775/April 19, 1861
1	ST-480		April 19, 1775/April 19, 1861
1	ST-480 (variant)		April 19, 1775/April 19, 1861
1	ST-512		The Arms of the Keystone State
1	ST-523		Virginia The mother of states
1	ST-530		We are all here 2 copies
1	ST-543		Untitled 2 copies
1	ST-544		One nation. One government
1	ST-548		The stars and stripes must cover the whole
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		V. Caricatures (C)
			A. Animals - dogs (C-A-D)
1	C-A-D-1			Scott’s tactics 2 copies
1	C-A-D-3			Dedicated to the noble defenders of our country
1	C-A-D-4			Mad dog!!
1	C-A-D-5			Secession is a hard road to travel. 3 copies
1	C-A-D-8			Jeff Davis--Puss, Oh! What a nice little Washington Bird. Gen. Scott. Yes Pussy, very nice. Why don’t you take it
1	C-A-D-10			All we want is to be let alone 2 copies
1	C-A-D-11			While the cat’s away the mice will play
1	C-A-D-15			Southern Confederacy. “The moaning of the tied.”
1	C-A-D-16			Gen. Scott--Gov. Banks, just chain up that dog Baltimore, until he behaves himself
1	C-A-D-24			No you don’t you treacherous hound ... 3 copies
1	C-A-D-25			The end of rebellion--a painful tail 2 copies
1	C-A-D-26			Untitled 3 copies
1	C-A-D-30a			Why don’t you take it?
1	C-A-D-37			Why don’t you take it?
1	C-A-D-37a			Why don’t you take it? 3 copies
1	C-A-D-37a (var.)			Why don’t you take it?
1	C-A-D-40a			Why don’t you take it?
1	C-A-D-41			Why don’t you take it? I only want to be left alone
1	C-A-D-42			Why don’t you take it? / A friendly invitation to “Jeff” to walk up to the “Captain’s office.”
1	C-A-D-45			Why don’t you take it
1	C-A-D-48			Don’t see it! Big thing big thing.
			B. Animals - elephants (C-A-E)
1	C-A-E-1			What if a hungry rat should cross the path of an Elephant, squelch it, by Heaven, squelch it 2 copies
1	C-A-E-8			Where is Beauregard?
1	C-A-E-12			Jeff. Davis & Co. “Seeing the Elephant” / Let me alone
			C. Animals - horses and mules (C-A-H)
1	C-A-H-1			Secessionist, after nature’s own sweet model 2 copies
1	C-A-H-3a			Secessionist
1	C-A-H-5			F.F.V. Cavalry
1	C-A-H-6			A Secession movement 2 copies
1	C-A-H-7			In memoriam of Jef Davis Traitor
1	C-A-H-9			Floyd off for the South. All that the seceeding states ask is to be “let alone”
1	C-A-H-10 (variant)			Why don’t you get on behind?
1	C-A-H-11			Jeff Davis getting to the White House. 2 copies
1	C-A-H-12			Send it abroad, that the Loyal States will have no compromise with traitors, treason, or treachery
1	C-A-H-15a			Jeff. Davis’ war horse
1	C-A-H-16a			Jeff. Davis’ war horse
1	C-A-H-18			Capture of one of Jeff. Davis’ “Private-ears”
1	C-A-H-26			Southern Ass-Stock-Crazy. (Southern Aristocracy) 3 copies
1	C-A-H-26a			Southern Ass-Stock-Crazy. (Southern Aristocracy)
1	C-A-H-28			When Southern fools depute an Ass, In Lion’s skin, to bray their cause ...
1	C-A-H-29			When Southern fools depute an Ass, In Lion’s skin, to bray their cause ...
1	C-A-H-31a			Old Blowregard will soon expire, While thus he drills his shy Man-asses, for they can never stand our fire, While they feed on secession grasses
1	C-A-H-36			John Bull in his perilous feat of horsemanship 2 copies
1	C-A-H-38			Strayed from the neighborhood of Boonville, Mo. an ugly Jack ...
1	C-A-H-39			Man-Asses-Gap
1	C-A-H-41a			Rice Straw! Effect of “feed” on the cavalry horses in the secession army.
1	C-A-H-42			When shall we three meet again / Very soon
1	C-A-H-42a			When shall we three meet again / Very soon
1	C-A-H-43			O Jeff! you little noisy cur ... 2 copies
1	C-A-H-43a			O Jeff! you little noisy cur ...
1	C-A-H-46			The flower o the South
1	C-A-H-47			No folly ‘neath the sun surpasses the folly of these suicidal Asses!
1	C-A-H-50			Federal Cavalry 2 copies
			D. Animals - reptiles (C-A-R)
1	C-A-R-1			Co. A. Jeff D’s Zouaves.
1	C-A-R-3			Co. A. Jeff D’s Zouaves. Co. A. Jeff D’s Zouaves.
1	C-A-R-6			An original secessionist
1	C-A-R-7			“Old Secesh”
1	C-A-R-12			Jeff. and his pet 2 copies
1	C-A-R-13			“Or any other man.” “That’s what’s the matter.” 5 copies
1	C-A-R-15			The star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave ... / “Or any other man.” “That’s what’s the matter.” 2 copies
1	C-A-R-18 (var.)			De Fowler caught in his own snare 2 copies
1	C-A-R-19			Cease Viper, you bite a file. 2 copies
1	C-A-R-21			In memory of the S. C.
1	C-A-R-23			The modern laocoon. 2 copies
1	C-A-R-25			Let the sword of the Union, first subdue the monster secession ... 2 copies
1	C-A-R-26a			Dixie!
1	C-A-R-26b			Dixie!
1	C-A-R-29			The croakers in council. Onward to Richmond! (We’re safe behind the bushes.)
1	C-A-R-31			Gen. Scott killing the secession hydra.
1	C-A-R-33			Jeff. Davis in suspense. Long may he wave
1	C-A-R-34			Secession
1	C-A-R-39			Northern Shiver-lery
1	C-A-R-42			Uncle Sam. That cussed varmint has broke out of the box again ...
1	C-A-R-43			The key to the the Southern rebellion
1	C-A-R-44			Uncle Sam’s recipe for traitors. “To be well shaken before taken.”
1	C-A-R-46			I say old fellow, just hold on to this ere flag, or You are lost
1	C-A-R-48			Young America preparing a “Hasty Plate of Soup” for General Scott.
1	C-A-R-49			For New Orleans and a market. “Running the blockade”
			E. Animals - rodents (C-A-RO)
1	C-A-Ro-2			President Jeff. His pipe will soon be out
1	C-A-Ro-3			Northern Cheese 3 copies
1	C-A-Ro-7			A polite invitation 2 copies
1	C-A-Ro-8			National veal weal / You fain would steal My national (veal) weal ...
1	C-A-Ro-9 (variant)			Missouri tasting secession soup, and gets burnt! And thinks she won’t go in
1	C-A-Ro-10			I wonder if the coast is clear?
			F. Animals - others, including insects (C-A-O)
1	C-A-O-5			Jeff. Davis exhibits the “What-is-it” in Europe, and begs for aid and comfort
1	C-A-O-6			Whole or none 4 copies
1	C-A-O-7			Untitled 2 copies
1	C-A-O-10			Evacuation of Harper’s Ferry
1	C-A-O-12			Boar-egard / Beauregard “turned up” 2 copies
1	C-A-O-14			Jeff uses Virginia as a cat’s paw 2 copies
1	C-A-O-20			Jeff, trying to tickle the British Lion with cotton 3 copies
1	C-A-O-21			Jeff
1	C-A-O-24			Southern Disposition / Let us Alone 2 copies
1	C-A-O-25			Root or die 2 copies
1	C-A-O-26			Those grapes up there which look so fine ...
1	C-A-O-27			The Washington Grapes 2 copies
1	C-A-O-28			The Washington Grapes / The chances are scaly
1	C-A-O-29a			Massachusetts vs. South Carolina / A friendly set-to 2 copies
1	C-A-O-30			Secession with her “back up.” Gen. Scott will soon make her “back down.”
1	C-A-O-31a			One of South Carolina’s “noble sons” who invested his cash in Confederate bonds. The result--nary red.
1	C-A-O-34			To Dixie’s Land / Tennessee, Virginia 3 copies
1	C-A-O-35			Jeff. Davis on a scouting expedition / To Dixie’s Land / Tennessee, Virginia
1	C-A-O-37			Sly-fox Scott taking Jeff Monkey’s last trump 2 copies
1	C-A-O-42			Southern Menagerie is coming 3 copies
1	C-A-O-43 (variant)			The fox and the goose. 2 copies
1	C-A-O-45			You can’t come it, Jeff
1	C-A-O-46			“The secession wolf” offering to lead Kentucky, “or any other state,” out of the Union. “That’s what’s the matter.”
1	C-A-O-48			Jeff’s a negro-man,sir: he seeks to know the “bitter end,” and finds confusion and ruin only. Everything wrong side up
1	C-A-O-49			Dictator Jeff finding he cannot have the whole of Virginia, concludes to take only a part 2 copies
1	C-A-O-50			Victoria Rex thinks better of it and won’t recognise traitors or harbo(u)r their pirate-eers.
1	C-A-O-51			The F. F. Vs. rejoicing
1	C-A-O-53			General Boar-A-Guard on duty
1	C-A-O-54			Boar-egard throwing up intrenchments
1	C-A-O-56			Recruits wanted for the brave Southern army--Good pay, (in Confederate Bonds) and good quarters, (in a horn) 2 copies
1	C-A-O-57			Secession web / “Walk into my parlor,” says the spider to the fly.
1	C-A-O-60			Governor Magoffin’s neutrality means holding the cock of the walk while the Confederate cat kills off his chickens
1	C-A-O-61			Come and take a Horn, Jeff. You go away and let me alone 2 copies
1	C-A-O-61a			Come and take a Horn, Jeff. You go away and let me alone
1	C-A-O-62			A Southern Gorilla (Guerilla) / Oh! for a nigger and oh! for a whip ... 2 copies
1	C-A-O-63			Jeff’s reply to Why don’t you take it / don’t want it now. We want to be let alone.
1	C-A-O-64			That feed won’t do 2 copies
1	C-A-O-65			That hard old ram “Jeff” thinks he can buck the “Union” down
1	C-A-O-67			The Speaker of the House of the “Southern Confederacy,” now assembled, July 20th, 1861 3 copies
			G. Birds (C-B)
2	C-B-1			While I live I’ll Crow 2 copies
2	C-B-10			Eagle assurance: Surprise upon the rebel savages and rescue of Maryland
2	C-B-10a			Eagle assurance: Surprise upon the rebel savages and rescue of Maryland
2	C-B-12			Uncle Sam’s bantam. I’ll crow while I live
2	C-B-13			The American eagle about to take a drink on the sly
2	C-B-14			Don’t you wish you may get it?
2	C-B-15			The Long and short of it: The game cock of the Baltimore rioters wishes for a taste of the poisonous Palmetto fruit, upon which Charleston is feasting 2 copies
2	C-B-18			Secession: I thought away from home to run ...
2	C-B-19			A Confederated chicken after the cock of the walk (Uncle sam) gets done with him
2	C-B-20			O, where are all of my friends? 3 copies
2	C-B-22			I’ll block that game, you thieving rascal
2	C-B-25			How our American eagle serves the secession rooster
2	C-B-26			Look out John or you will get your foot in it ... 2 copies
2	C-B-29			Our relative positions
2	C-B-31			Jeff Davis Alarmed / I wish I was well out of this, I do believe I am in a rale hard fix 2 copies
2	C-B-37			Jeff Davis surprised in his attempt to rob the American eagle’s nest 2 copies
2	C-B-39			Untitled Rooster with American flag, wingless bird with pirate flag 2 copies
2	C-B-39a			Untitled Rooster with American flag, wingless bird with pirate flag 2 copies
2	C-B-41			The Union Game Cock and Secession Shanghae
2	C-B-42			J. D.’s march on Washington. Jeff, when will you get here? [Says W. S.]
2	C-B-43			Catch him Catch him Ha, ha ha! 2 copies
2	C-B-45			The Southern vulture “hard up” 2 copies
2	C-B-48			A bird’s eye view of the great Southern loan / All we ask is to be let alone 3 copies
2	C-B-48a			A bird’s eye view of the great Southern loan / All we ask is to be let alone
2	C-B-49			Behold the man! He said that cotton would surely make them inde-pendant 3 copies
2	C-B-51			Beware 2 copies
2	C-B-52			Beware 2 copies
2	C-B-53			Don’t you wish you may get it.
2	C-B-56a			Let you alone and you’l steal the capital / The result of the attack upon Washington
2	C-B-57			5 to one HA.
2	C-B-58			Unkle Sam & Jeff. Yankee Doodle is the tune Americans delight in ...
			H. Blacks (C-BL)
2	C-BL-2a			Dixie’s land
2	C-BL-5			Secession 3 copies
2	C-BL-6			Oh! Massa Jeff, dis sesesch fever will kill de Nigger
2	C-BL-7			I’se de innocent cause ob all dis war trubble
2	C-BL-11			Him fader’s hope. Him moder’s joy, Him darling little Contraband Boy.
2	C-BL-14a			I’se contraband
2	C-BL-15a			The innocent cause of the war 3 copies
2	C-BL-16			Massa can’t have dis chile. dat’s what’s de matter. / The latest contraband of war
2	C-BL-17			Whar is Massa Jeff now, dat’s what’s de matter. / The latest contraband of war
2	C-BL-19			I’m glad I’m not in Dixie! Hooray! Hooray! 3 copies
2	C-BL-20			I’m just from Dixie’s land
2	C-BL-21			Music by the “Contra-Band”
2	C-BL-23			Southern Currency / Come along colored pussons
2	C-BL-24			Dis chile’s contraban’
2	C-BL-28			Stiring him up
2	C-BL-31			The “peculiar” institution
2	C-BL-31 (var.)			[untitled, same image as The peculiar institution]
2	C-BL-40			“The peculiar institution” / Secession’s moving foundation. Tendency due North via “Monroe” 2 copies
2	C-BL-42			We is de innocent root ob dis yere trubble, Mass' Jeff, but its gwine to take all us poor niggas' breff away to keep de wind in it
2	C-BL-43			John Bull’s Sympathy
2	C-BL-44			Jeff the dictator as he is / Jeff the dig-tater-er as he should be
2	C-BL-47			Away down south in Dixie
2	C-BL-48			Away down south in Dixie 2 copies
2	C-BL-51			John Bull “don’t see it.”
2	C-BL-52			Bress de Lor, we am Contraban
2	C-BL-53			One of the F. F. V’s after his Contraband / General Butler “can’t see it.” 3 copies
2	C-BL-54			The persuasive eloquence of the sunny South
2	C-BL-55			Uncle Sam sends his bird after traitor Jeff / Golly Mas’a Jeff! You’s in a bad fix sure enough.
2	C-BL-55a			Uncle Sam sends his bird after traitor Jeff / Golly Mas’a Jeff! You’s in a bad fix sure enough.
2	C-BL-57			Dinah. "What is you gwing to fite' for?" Pompey. "Dat's what dis chile can't find out, Massa says he don't know."
2	C-BL-59			By golly Massa Butler. I like dis better dan workin' in de field for ole Sesesh massa
2	C-BL-60			Southern chilvalry. Richmond, Va. 3 copies
2	C-BL-61			You had better get out dere, Massa Jeff, and go Norf, dey soon cool you or any oder man
2	C-BL-64			Time--1862
2	C-BL-65			A king for the South / They want a king down south--King Dahomey sends Prince Sauce-pan of the royal blood--This is his nigger-otype--from life
2	C-BL-66			Contraband of war / Volunteer sappers and miners from the F. F. V’s 2 copies
2	C-BL-67			Volunteer sappers and miners from the F.F.V. or merchandise contraband of war. 2 copies
2	C-BL-68			Volunteer sappers and miners from the F.F.V. or merchandise contraband of war.
2	C-BL-69			“Contraband of War” or Volunteer sappers and miners from the F. F. V.
2	C-BL-70a			The result of secession
2	C-BL-71			Whar’s Jeff Davis
2	C-BL-73			I wouldn't pull down dat flag, Massa George ...
2	C-BL-74			I wouldn't pull down dat flag, Massa George ...
2	C-BL-77			Come back here, you black rascal. / Can't come back nohow, massa; Dis chile's contraban' 3 copies
2	C-BL-78			Come back you black rascal /
2	C-BL-79			Map of the seat of War / I'se de innocent cause ob all dis war trubble.
			I. Devils (C-D)
2	C-D-2			Secession / Treason
2	C-D-4a			Southern aristocracy (A la mushroom.)
2	C-D-5			Alabama Home Guards
2	C-D-7			The root of treason. Found in the “sacred soil” of Virginia
2	C-D-8			“Success shall perch upon our banner.” J.D.
2	C-D-9			J.D. putting his best foot foremost / A poor disguise
2	C-D-11			J.D., (his crest.)
2	C-D-13			The emblem of the South
2	C-D-14a			Untitled
2	C-D-18			The end of Secession! Jeff Davis. Oh! I am afraid I am a goner
2	C-D-19 variant			Trees-on a hard road to travel
2	C-D-21			Resist the Devil, and he will flee from you
2	C-D-23b			I, G. T. Beauregard, Brigadier-General of the Confederate States ... do make this my proclamation &c.
2	C-D-24			Uncle Sam cutting down the “Secession Tree” just as it is in full bloom, against the wishes of the planter
2	C-D-25			Jeff and Beauregard on their last ride
2	C-D-27			The traitor Arnold giving a warm reception to the traitor Davis
2	C-D-28			The innocent cause of all the trouble 2 copies
2	C-D-29			The Devil he sat with his claw in his mouth ...
2	C-D-30			An eminent Southern clergyman ... is wonderfully assisted in finding scriptural authority ...
2	C-D-31			The original suggestion and adoption of the Confederate flag
2	C-D-34			Untitled 2 copies
2	C-D-35			The first secessionist 2 copies
2	C-D-39			Secession is nearly played out, so I will go back to my H----hole 2 copies
2	C-D-40			A warm reception for Jeff. Davis 2 copies
2	C-D-41a			North/South
2	C-D-44			There was a man in our town, and he was wondrous wise ...
			J. Flags (C-F)
2	C-F-1			This flag will run 2 copies
2	C-F-2			J.D. his marque / A.L. his marks
2	C-F-6			The real secession flag
2	C-F-10			J.D. His Marque 3 copies
2	C-F-15			Untitled
2	C-F-19			South Carolina palmetto flag: The black flag and trouble-maker of the Union. We chastised them in 1832, and will finish the punishment in 1861. 2 copies
2	C-F-23			The Traitor’s Doom 2 copies
2	C-F-24			The flag of a new confederacy
2	C-F-25			A.L. His mark
2	C-F-26			A.L. His mark
2	C-F-31			Played out!
			K. Ships (C-SH)
2	C-SH-1			The “union boys” after Jeff Davis’s pirates, off Charleston Harbor 2 copies
2	C-SH-2			The impending crisis 2 copies
2	C-SH-4			Jeff’s Knave-y / Seven wise men of Gotham went to sea in a bowl 2 copies
2	C-SH-4b			Jeff’s Knave-y / Seven wise men of Gotham went to sea in a bowl
2	C-SH-6			Jeff’s Knave-y / Seven wise men of Gotham went to sea in a bowl 2 copies
2	C-SH-7			A flying rumour for Jeff. Davis’ “private-ear.” The opening of the ports on the rebel coast
2	C-SH-8			Master Jeff and his Navy 2 copies
2	C-SH-15a			The American eagle coming down on the C.S.A. pirates
			L. Skulls (C-SK)
2	C-SK-3			Vanity, Treachery & Death / Secession emblems
2	C-SK-6			End of Secession 3 copies
2	C-SK-8			A Rebel’s masked battery
2	C-SK-12			A design for the coat of arms of the C.S.A.
2	C-SK-17			Secession whiskey. One dose warranted to kill, at 40 rods
2	C-SK-18			Secession trap
2	C-SK-19			Virginny, Mother of “Old Dominion” presidents and other (Wise) things, is asked by Mrs. Davis to try a cup of Secession tea and finds Death in the pot
2	C-SK-21			Monument to the memory of Jeff. Davis
2	C-SK-21a			Monument to the memory of Jeff. Davis
2	C-SK-22			A Confederated “Dead Head”
2	C-SK-23			Jeff. Davis’ Coat of “Alms” 2 copies
			M. Other (C-O)
2	C-O-1			Southern ammunition
2	C-O-5a			Good “noose” for traitors
2	C-O-7			The Lock and key
2	C-O-8			Hartford Wide-Awakes. Organized 1860.
2	C-O-10			“Infernal machine,” found at Washington
2	C-O-12			Confederate Bonds
2	C-O-13			“Jewels” found at Alexandria, by the Federal Army; consisting of Chains, Bracelets and Anklets / Supposed to have belonged to the “First Families” of Virginia
2	C-O-15			Thou are weighed in the balance, and art found wanting.
2	C-O-16			To cure rebellion / This is the pill that will cure or kill 2 copies
2	C-O-20			Our “commissioner” to the Confederate States 2 copies
2	C-O-28			To the memory of General Dyer Rhea Price
2	C-O-34			If God is with us, who shall stand against us?
2	C-O-35			Fac-Simile of the new Confederate bond
2	C-O-36			The “Union” pill in operation, working out the quack nostrums of Doctor Davis & Co.
2	C-O-38			“Enough of sppech; the trumpet rings ...” Holmes 2 copies
2	C-O-43			No traitor’s flag shall tarnish thy golden dome with its rebellious shadows 3 copies
2	C-O-44			The Union locomotive clearing the Secession track 3 copies
2	C-O-45			Union
2	C-O-46			Once upon a time, the Southern Kite was mounted to a wondrous height ...
2	C-O-49			Design for a new coin of the C.S.A. / Owe ever pay never
2	C-O-51			Design for a new coin of the C.S.A. / Centrifugal States of North America
2	C-O-53			[untitled, patent medicine shop]
			N. People (C-P-A through C-P-Z)
2	C-P-A-1			A Southern politician “making a raise”
2	C-P-A-2a			A bad head but a good foot ball. “Keep the ball a-rolling”
2	C-P-A-3			A Northern Traitor
2	C-P-A-4			An officer in “King Cotton’s” army addressing his constituents 2 copies
2	C-P-A-5			A pair of spectacles
2	C-P-A-11			A blower. Gen. McClellan--I say, Wise, put that thing up; everybody knows you’re a good blower, but you can’t fight!
2	C-P-A-12			A chance for his life. / Jeff. can’t play Yankee Doodle to save his life
2	C-P-A-13			Army rations of the Southern Confederacy / The quartermaster dealing out the allowance
2	C-P-A-14			A “Horse Marine” of the C.S.A.
2	C-P-A-19			A new way to pay old debts, as practiced by the “Southern Chivalry” 2 copies
2	C-P-A-21			A member of the C.S.A. Alligator rangers, who is to make 5 of the “northern mudsils” run. We don’t see it 2 copies
2	C-P-A-22			A Southern privateer / A Northern private-ear 2 copies
2	C-P-A-23			A fireman Zouave putting out secession 2 copies
2	C-P-A-24			A pretty good choke (joke,) on J. D. Verdict, served him right
2	C-P-A-26			Agriculture, manufactures, fine arts / Hemp for traitors North or South 2 copies
2	C-P-A-27			Agriculture, manufactures, fine arts / Jeff Davis boasts that “Cotton’s King,” upon his throne so rotten--But he’ll soon find, amid his swing that “hemp” is king of cotton
2	C-P-A-28c			Agriculture, manufactures, fine arts / Them pesky treason fellers hev got to hev rope and “more tew,” and we mite jest as well be gettin the hemp dewins ready .. and give em full swing
2	C-P-A-29			Agriculture, manufactures, fine arts / Them pesky treason fellers hev got to hev rope and “more tew,” and we mite jest as well be gettin the hemp dewins ready .. and give em full swing
2	C-P-A-30			Artemas Ward having had his “wax figger show” ‘fiscated, is taken before Jeff Davis by the Vigilance Committee 2 copies
2	C-P-A-31			As it is; as it will be / “God watches over them”
2	C-P-A-32			Agricultural implements going South 2 copies
2	C-P-A-33			A general of the C.S.A. preparing to meet Gen. McClellan ... After he met him!
2	C-P-A-34			A convention of secessionists after the war 2 copies
2	C-P-A-39			Art. Ward Jr’s speech at Camp Dennison
2	C-P-B-2			Brothers in the tented field--plenty of water, but no whiskey
2	C-P-B-3a			Baltimore quiet 2 copies
2	C-P-B-4			“Capt. Baker” of the pirate “Savannah,” is astounded to find that the vessel he is trying to overhaul is the man-of-war brig Perry
2	C-P-B-6			Beauregard: I say Jeff, that’s all right; now it’s over Washington / Davis. No it’s not, here comes McClellan, let’s be off
2	C-P-B-7			Big thing! / Don’t see it
2	C-P-B-8			Brigadier General, the Honorable Henry A. Wise of Virginia ...
2	C-P-B-10			Beauregard and Davis taking observations ...
2	C-P-C-7			Contraband barricade. come and get your property 2 copies
2	C-P-C-8			Capt. Thomas’s new position in the Naval Bureau / Another outrage by Northern hirelings! ... 2 copies
2	C-P-C-9			Change, Arms! / The Union volunteer leaving his “Old arms” for the “New Minnie”
2	C-P-C-12			Corn (not cotton) is king
2	C-P-C-13			Commissioners of C.S.A. at the foreign courts 2 copies
2	C-P-C-16			Cotton is King!
2	C-P-C-17			No. 2 / Cotton is King! / Old England is mighty ... 2 copies
2	C-P-C-19b			Capitol Punishment
2	C-P-D-5			Did’nt I tell you so? Jeff. Davis 2 copies
2	C-P-D-7			“Don’t see it”
2	C-P-D-8			Dedicated to the 71st Regiment and the Rhode Island Boys 2 copies
2	C-P-D-10a			Death to Traitors
2	C-P-E-2			Evil omen to C.S.A. privateers
2	C-P-F-1			Forward march to Richmond!
2	C-P-F-4			Fate of Traitors 2 copies
2	C-P-F-8			First Pirate to Jeff Davis--“We want our $25 for this live Northerner ... / Blood money; or how Southern rebels encourage piracy 2 copies
2	C-P-F-9			“Forgive me, my friends, ef I seem to be het, But a crisis like this must with vigor be met ... 3 copies
2	C-P-G-1			Gen. Beauregard on his homeward march 2 copies
2	C-P-G-5			Gen. Scott about making a ten strike
2	C-P-G-8			Gen. Scott. I say, Uncle Sam, it is hardly worth while to use this, it will soon play itself out
2	C-P-G-9a			Grand victorious ‘return’ march of the rebels 2 copies
2	C-P-G-16			Gen. Beauregard, and his lady love
2	C-P-G-17			Grandmother Davis administering the sugar-coated pill of secession to Miss Virginia
2	C-P-G-18			G. T. Beauregard and his shadow
2	C-P-G-19			General Agent of the Southern Confederates Loan
2	C-P-G-20			Gov. Letcher, bringing in clothes stolen from Union ladies
2	C-P-G-21			Gen. Lyon, of Missouri 2 copies
2	C-P-H-1			How about Washington? / Let me alone!
2	C-P-H-3			How Virginia was voted out of the Union!!!
2	C-P-H-6			Jeff. Davis in two characters / He wants to be a king / He makes a donkey of himself
2	C-P-I-1			I have no hesitation in saying, and I say it boldly, this Civil War is ruinous!
2	C-P-I-8			I’ve been a thief and traitor, Against the laws I own, But I wish to “go to Dixie” and “there be let alone”
2	C-P-J-2			Jeff. Davis on the march 2 copies
2	C-P-J-3			J.D. looking into futurity, and he don’t like the “look”--but looks “down in the mouth” 2 copies
2	C-P-J-6			Jeff. Davis’ passport
2	C-P-J-8			J.D.’s body guard
2	C-P-J-10			Jeff Davis instead of taking Washington, takes to his heels
2	C-P-J-13			Jeff. Davis’ Confederate bonds 2 copies
2	C-P-J-16			John Bull making his speech to “King Cotton” 2 copies
2	C-P-J-19a			Jeff’s march on Washington. His courage kept up to the “sticking point.”
2	C-P-J-21			Jeff Davis ‘taking’ Washington
2	C-P-J-23			Jeff--I want to be “let a loan” on these little collaterals
2	C-P-J-27			Jeff in a tight place, he wont get off “Scott free”
2	C-P-J-28			Jeff Davis’s letters of mark / Pirate
2	C-P-J-30			Jeff’s unbounded ambition gives him an elevated position / I only wanted to be let alone 2 copies
2	C-P-J-32			Jeff. Davis--Please ma’am, my big brother won’t let me alone ...
2	C-P-J-35			Jeff Davis’s private tears 2 copies
2	C-P-J-36			Jeff. chewing the secession flag-root
2	C-P-J-42			Jeff Davis. Taken from life / Let me alone 3 copies
2	C-P-J-42c			Jeff Davis. Taken from life / Let me alone
2	C-P-J-43			Jeff--“Big thing.” Uncle Abe--“Can’t see it.”
2	C-P-J-45			Jeff thought he could take Washington but he made a mistake and now he Nose it
2	C-P-J-47			Jeff the Dictator as he is; as he should be Jeff the Dig-tater-er 2 copies
2	C-P-J-49a			Jeff, on Harper’s Ferry ...
2	C-P-J-50			Jeff in the patent Union neck tie 2 copies
2	C-P-J-51			J-ackass Davis and G-asconade Beauregard backing each other 2 copies
2	C-P-J-52			J.D.--Please let me bring my prizes on to your premises, Mr. Bull ...
2	C-P-J-53			J.D. (patient). Doctor, I don’t know what to think of my disorder ....
2	C-P-J-59			Jeff Davis’ passport 2 copies
2	C-P-J-60			Jeff Davis’ Doom
2	C-P-J-64			Jeff Davis “going in” / Jeff Davis “coming out”
2	C-P-J-66a			Jeff. Davis going to war / Jeff, returning from war an [ass]
2	C-P-J-66b			Jeff. Davis going to war / Jeff, returning from war an [ass]
2	C-P-J-70			Jeff Davis going to war / Returning
2	C-P-J-72			Jeff Davis’ attack on Fortress Monroe
2	C-P-J-73			Jeff Davis catching a tartar / Columbia aroused
2	C-P-J-74			Jeff. Davis’s adieu to his foes ...
2	C-P-L-1			Latest news from the South, “The Union feeling is increasing” 2 copies
2	C-P-L-2a			Let me alone 2 copies
2	C-P-L-3			Long may HE wave
2	C-P-L-4			Long may HE wave
2	C-P-L-5			Longing for the White House 2 copies
2	C-P-M-1 (variant)			McClellan is some pumpkins, Ha! Ha! Ha! Yes
2	C-P-M-3a			Mr. Davis! About Harper’s Ferry? Do you want to be let alone?
2	C-P-M-6			Mary. Why Johnny what have you been doing ...
2	C-P-M-7			Mary. Why Johnny what have you been doing ...
2	C-P-N-1			‘Neath a ragged Palmetto, a Southerner sat ...
2	C-P-N-2			Nightmare. Mrs. Davis dreaming she saw her husband with a rope around his neck
2	C-P-N-4			Now, boasting Southron, hold thine own ... 2 copies
2	C-P-O-1			Oh Dear! Dear! This is a much heavier burden than I had ever anticipated!!
2	C-P-O-2			One of the Wigfall family
2	C-P-O-4			One of the “Flowers” of the Rebel Army, provided with a pair of seven-league boots
2	C-P-O-5			One of the ends of secession
2	C-P-O-8			Oh Johnny! Help me out of this 2 copies
2	C-P-O-8a			Oh Johnny! Help me out of this
2	C-P-O-13			Old Dominion / Poor old simple Virginia 3 copies
2	C-P-O-14			Old Dominion : Southern chivalry! ...
2	C-P-P-1			Plenty of drumming, but no recruits
2	C-P-P-2			Portrait of the Southern gentleman who objected to Ellsworth’s Zouaves coming into Virginia, because they didn’t belong to the “First Families”
2	C-P-P-5			Poor delude Miss-Souri takes a Secession bath, and finds it much hotter than she expected!
2	C-P-R-1			Rebel Army rations 3 copies
2	C-P-R-1a			Rebel Army rations
2	C-P-R-6			Repudiation
2	C-P-S-3			Secession cavalry 3 copies
2	C-P-S-3b			Secession cavalry
2	C-P-S-12a			Showman--At the end of the Avenue, you perceive a white house / Jeff and the Showman
2	C-P-S-14			Secessionists leaving the Union
2	C-P-S-15a			Scott’s extinguisher
2	C-P-S-17			Secession
2	C-P-S-17b			Southern politicians on a bust / Secession 2 copies
2	C-P-S-20			Secession States--Present / Secession State--Future 3 copies
2	C-P-S-21a			Scott’s Tactics: Stopping up the rat holes
2	C-P-S-24			Scott vs. Hardee
2	C-P-S-26			Second edition. Important news
2	C-P-S-27			Say Stranger, have you seen Beauregard?
2	C-P-T-1			This tells its own story
2	C-P-T-3			To-day a king, to-morrow nothing
2	C-P-T-7			The way Washington was taken.
2	C-P-T-8			The future turning point
2	C-P-T-10			The Flying artillery of the C.S.A.
2	C-P-T-11			The Latest Zouave drill (All up) 2 copies
2	C-P-T-12			The “Double quick” movement as performed in Virginia by the C.S.A. 55ths
2	C-P-T-13a			Take the rag--we’re played out 2 copies
2	C-P-T-14			The Southern Army as it will appear when it enters Washington
2	C-P-T-16			The new Zouave drill. Choke Secession (Three motions) 2 copies
2	C-P-T-17			The new Zouave drill. Choke Secession (Three motions)
2	C-P-T-18			The new Constellation
2	C-P-T-19			The “Dance of Death” in Virginia; the ball opened
2	C-P-T-20			The Rebel’s camp at Manassas Junction
2	C-P-T-22a			The upshot of secession
2	C-P-T-23			The “key” to the Southern rebellion
2	C-P-T-23			The “key” to the Southern rebellion
2	C-P-T-25			The “Bragg” fruit of the Palmetto Tree-son
2	C-P-T-27			The end of rebellion
2	C-P-T-28			Scott’s hold on the Seccessionists [sic]
2	C-P-T-31			The wrong man in the right place
2	C-P-T-33			The Country’s in danger!--that’s what’s the matter 2 copies
2	C-P-T-34			This modern Blondin leaves but one impression ...
2	C-P-T-41			Though not a wizard by profession Old Uncle Sam knows how to save his bacon ...
2	C-P-T-41a			Though not a wizard by profession Old Uncle Sam knows how to save his bacon ...
2	C-P-T-42			Those bonds will never do my friend ... 3 copies
2	C-P-T-43			The bursting of the Secession bubbles
2	C-P-T-45			The result of playing with dangerous weapons--the sure result Traitors beware!
2	C-P-T-47a			To the rescue of the sacred soil 3 copies
2	C-P-T-48			To the rescue of the sacred soil
2	C-P-T-56			The downfall of secession Treas-on
2	C-P-T-57			The man who conceived C.S.A. 3 copies
2	C-P-T-58			The way the Southern Loan was taken
2	C-P-T-60			The Union 34 pounder 2 copies
2	C-P-T-61			The first step in the art of war: How to run 2 copies
2	C-P-T-64			The way to go through Baltimore / Armed and provisioned for a siege 2 copies
2	C-P-T-66			The last that was seen of Beauregard
2	C-P-U-2			Uncle Abe--Look her Jeff Davis, you have rode that Secession Hobby about long enough
2	C-P-U-4b			Unexpected results arising from fall of Sumter’s flag
2	C-P-U-6			Uncle Sam & Jeff 2 copies
2	C-P-U-11			Union 3 copies
2	C-P-U-12			Union Jack sending one of Jeff Davis’ pirates to “Davy Jones locker” -- Serves ‘em right 3 copies
2	C-P-U-13			Uncle Abe. Lady--Is Mrs. Jefferson Davis in? ...
2	C-P-V-2			Virginia begins the war 2 copies
2	C-P-V-3			Virginia in 1776; Virginia in 1861 3 copies
2	C-P-W-1			W.S. / J.D.
2	C-P-W-3			Washwoman Davis--Lor’ bless my soul, how these blacks are flying! they’ll dirty all my clothes
2	C-P-W-3b			Washwoman Davis--Lor’ bless my soul, how these blacks are flying! they’ll dirty all my clothes
2	C-P-W-4			Wigfall in search of information
2	C-P-W-5			What they must soon come to
2	C-P-W-8			Wigfall on his promised descent on Washington 2 copies
2	C-P-W-10			Wigfall in the disguise of a drover, visits Washington. He is surprised at his discoveries
2	C-P-W-11			What the South would like to see
2	C-P-W-12			What the South shall see!
2	C-P-W-13			Wait ‘till the war is over
2	C-P-W-15			Wait ‘till the war is over
2	C-P-W-16			Wigfall
2	C-P-Y-3			You’ll catch it when mother wakes up!
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		VI. Eagles (E)
			A. Facing left (E-L)
3	E-L-6			Untitled
3	E-L-7			Untitled
3	E-L-11			E Pluribus Unum 3 copies
3	E-L-12			The First Blood
3	E-L-12a			The First Blood
3	E-L-16			Untitled 2 copies
3	E-L-30			Untitled
3	E-L-33			Forever wave that standard free-Bear it aloft o’er land and sea! 3 copies
3	E-L-49			The Union must be perpetuated / In Union there is strength 2 copies
3	E-L-74			Union and Liberty
3	E-L-75a			Union and Liberty
3	E-L-85			One flag and one government 2 copies
3	E-L-130			Untitled
3	E-L-132			A million brave spirits all shout with one voice ...
3	E-L-153			Shine, stars of the Union!
3	E-L-158			Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just ... 3 copies
3	E-L-162			The Union Forever
3	E-L-166			“The Union--the Constitution and the enforcement of laws” 2 copies
3	E-L-168			The Union and the Constitution
3	E-L-177 (variant)			With Freedom’s emblem thus upborne, Our noble bird doth typefy The measure of defiant scorn that blazes in each patriot eye!
3	E-L-204			The Union now and forever 2 copies
3	E-L-219a			The Loyal states will have no compromise with traitors, treason, or treachery
3	E-L-223			The Eagle shall bear the rattlesnake in his beak and rend him with his talons
3	E-L-226			Irrepressible conflict! 3 copies
3	E-L-231			Proclaim liberty throughout the land
3	E-L-233			Untitled 3 copies
3	E-L-239			E pluribus unum
3	E-L-244			E pluribus unum
3	E-L-245			The Federal Union it must be preserved
3	E-L-255			Let your motto be “Liberty now and forever ...”
3	E-L-265			Love one another
3	E-L-276			Nationality & protection
3	E-L-277			Nationality & protection
3	E-L-278			Our union forever
3	E-L-unlisted			Untitled
			B. Facing right (E-R)
3	E-R-5			The Union must be preserved
3	E-R-8			Union forever
3	E-R-18			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-31			Untitled
3	E-R-37			Union
3	E-R-56			The Union and the Constitution
3	E-R-58			Union
3	E-R-66a			The union of States none can sever
3	E-R-66 variant			The union of states none can sever
3	E-R-72			Constitution / Union
3	E-R-81			Protection
3	E-R-99			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-102			Untitled
3	E-R-103			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-105			Untitled
3	E-R-106			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-118			Liberty & Union for ever & ever
3	E-R-131			First patriot duty is union to uphold
3	E-R-132			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-145			The seal of the nation, the arms of the free, shall secession put down, and restore unity!
3	E-R-154			E pluribus unum
3	E-R-159			The Constitution and the laws
3	E-R-162			The Constitution and the laws / Where cease to wave the stripes and stars, The people cease to reign 3 copies
3	E-R-171			Liberty and Union 2 copies
3	E-R-176			Wrapt in its folds our whole country shines resplendent through its stars
3	E-R-202			Untitled 4 copies
3	E-R-210			The Eagle shall bear the rattlesnake in his beak and rend him with his talons 3 copies
3	E-R-211			The Eagle shall bear the rattlesnake in his beak and rend him with his talons 2 copies
3	E-R-212a			What God has joined, Let no man put asunder 2 copies
3	E-R-214			When Freedom, from her mountain height, Unfurled her standard to the air
3	E-R-240			Union & liberty. Onward to victory 2 copies
3	E-R-244			Our Union must and shall be preserved
3	E-R-265			Untitled
3	E-R-268			Disunion by armed force is treason--Andrew Jackson 2 copies
3	E-R-274			Majestic monarch of the cloud, Who rear’st aloft thy regal form ... 2 copies
3	E-R-296			Untitled
3	E-R-unlisted-1			Union and liberty
3	E-R-unlisted-2			E pluribus unum
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		VII. Flags (F)
			A. Overall designs (F-O)
3	F-O-13			Untitled
3	F-O-18			Union
3	F-O-24			Untitled
3	F-O-35			A secession envelope
3	F-O-unlisted			“And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave, O’er the land of the free, and the home of the brave.”
			B. Two or more flags (F-T)
3	F-T-5 variant			Liberty and union
3	F-T-6			Liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable 2 copies
3	F-T-7			Our whole union
3	F-T-8			Stand by the Union
3	F-T-8a			Stand by the Union
3	F-T-12			The Union, it must and shall be preserved 2 copies
3	F-T-12a			The Union, it must and shall be preserved
3	F-T-14a			Untitled
3	F-T-22			The Union and the Constitution
3	F-T-22			The Union and the Constitution
3	F-T-26			God and our native land
3	F-T-31			1776 1861
3	F-T-39b			The constitution for ever. Rebellion must be put down
3	F-T-42			No compromise with traitors. Rebellion must be put down
3	F-T-59			E pluribus unum / Stand by the flag
3	F-T-64			The Nation’s emblems. Let us hand them down untarnished to future generations
3	F-T-70 variant			The Constitution
3	F-T-71			Freedom’s broad pinions our fathers unfurl’d An ensign to nations, and joy to the world
3	F-T-77			Our union forever 2 copies
3	F-T-82			The rock of our salvation
3	F-T-96			Sweet flag of our country
3	F-T-100			Qui. Trans. Sust. Post. Nub Phoeb.
3	F-T-107			Illustrated history of the Stars and Stripes 3 copies
3	F-T-118			Untitled
			C. Flags facing left (F-L)
3	F-L-6			Isa. 25-12
3	F-L-8			Give me liberty, or give me death!
3	F-L-13			Erin, O Erin, though long in the shade, Thy star will shine out when the proudest shall fade.
3	F-L-20 variant			The banner of beauty
3	F-L-47			Untitled
3	F-L-48			Untitled
3	F-L-62			The day of compromise with treason has irrevocably passed 2 copies
3	F-L-69			The night will soon be past; Joy cometh with the morning
3	F-L-76			Let us repair to our churches on the Fourth of July, and, at mid-day, swear allegiance to the Union 2 copies
3	F-L-92			The new Quaker bonnet. 1861. 2 copies
3	F-L-94			The new Quaker bonnet, (Stars and stripes pattern,), 1861 2 copies
3	F-L-96			Arguments for traitors
3	F-L-100			Untitled
3	F-L-104			Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just ...
3	F-L-112			Untitled
			D. Flags facing right (F-R)
3	F-R-6			Untitled
3	F-R-8			Untitled
3	F-R-22			Untitled
3	F-R-26			Stand by the flag 2 copies
3	F-R-27			Stand by the flag
3	F-R-28			Stand by the flag
3	F-R-35			Union 3 copies
3	F-R-38			Untitled
3	F-R-41			Excelsior
3	F-R-42			Untitled
3	F-R-51			The star spangled banner in triumph shall wave. O’er the land of the free, and the home of the brave
3	F-R-59			Untitled
3	F-R-66			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-R-66 variant			Through Baltimore
3	F-R-66 variant			Stand by the flag 2 copies
3	F-R-81			In triumph shall wave
3	F-R-83			Liberty and Union! / Long may it wave
3	F-R-84			Liberty and union! Now and forever, one & inseparable!
3	F-R-85			Liberty and union! Now and forever, one & inseparable! / Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just ... 2 copies
3	F-R-87 variant			Long may it wave
3	F-R-91			Our country
3	F-R-99 variant			Stand by the flag 2 copies
3	F-R-100			Stand by the flag. Let every man’s motto be: I am with my country, and for my Country, under all circumstances, and in every contingency
3	F-R-102			The day of absolute victory shall be made to come, if we fight for a century
3	F-R-115			The union of lakes and the union of lands--The union of states none can sever ...
3	F-R-117			The union of lakes, the union of lands, The union of states none can sever ...
3	F-R-132			The Union & Constitution
3	F-R-143			Our union--Our constitution and our flag. Not for a day, but for all time 2 copies
3	F-R-171			Stand by the flag!
3	F-R-172			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-R-192			Untitled
3	F-R-193			Untitled
3	F-R-195			Stand by the flag
3	F-R-196			Stand by the union 4 copies
3	F-R-196 variant			Stand by the union
3	F-R-199			The real people must rule everywhere--Vox populi
3	F-R-220			Untitled
3	F-R-233			Our country
3	F-R-233 variant			Our country
3	F-R-246			Our country / Ours to preserve--Ours to enjoy--Ours to transmit
3	F-R-246a			Our country / Ours to preserve--Ours to enjoy--Ours to transmit
3	F-R-266			Untitled
3	F-R-269			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-R-269 variant			It must be defended
3	F-R-273			The dread of traitors
3	F-R-274			To traitors a terror, to patriots--glory
3	F-R-283			Flag of the free heart’s hope and home ...
3	F-R-304			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-R-313			If any one attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot. John A. Dix
3	F-R-321			Stand by the flag! 2 copies
3	F-R-322 variant			Stand by the flag!
3	F-R-329			Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just ...
3	F-R-349			Stand by the flag / Let every man’s motto be “I am with my country ...” 2 copies
3	F-R-355			Fast colors. Warranted not to run / The Union forever
3	F-R-361			The Union, It must be preserved
3	F-R-363			The Union now & forever / The star-spangled banner in triumph shall wav, O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave
3	F-R-373			Stand by the flag 2 copies
3	F-R-383			Union and the Constitution / “If anyone attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot.” John A. Dix
3	F-R-387			Union and the Constitution / Long may it wave
3	F-R-390			Union and the Constitution / The Star Spangled Banner. The flag we fight under 3 copies
3	F-R-392			Union and the Constitution / Long may it wave
3	F-R-396			Untitled
3	F-R-405 variant			Death to Traitors
3	F-R-422			Our compromise 3 copies
3	F-R-441			This is the preacher that speaks to the purpose; Driving his doctrines right into the heart of the foe 2 copies
3	F-R-462			Up, up with the flag, let it float o’er the free 2 copies
3	F-R-467			And this be our motto “In God is our trust”
3	F-R-unlisted			Untitled
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		VIII. Male designs
			A. One male with no flag (M-A)
3	M-A-7			One of the Rebels
3	M-A-8			One of the Rebels
3	M-A-13			Through Baltimore
3	M-A-14			Guards, Up and at them
3	M-A-14 variant			Up and at ‘em
3	M-A-15			Guards, Up and at them
3	M-A-18			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-A-23a			The School of the Indiana Zouave
3	M-A-24			Untitled 4 copies
3	M-A-25			Untitled
3	M-A-26			Our Nation’s honor the bond of Union
3	M-A-30			Death of an Honorable Life / 2d Batallion, B.L.I. 2 copies
3	M-A-30 variant			Untitled
3	M-A-31			Scotchmen for the Union 2 copies
3	M-A-31a			Scotchmen for the Union/ 79th N.Y. Regiment
3	M-A-46			Untitled
3	M-A-48			The Zouave defender 2 copies
3	M-A-49			The Zouave defender
3	M-A-51			The Zouave defender
3	M-A-60			Untitled
3	M-A-unlisted			The Union must and shall be preserved
			B. Male with one or more other person
3	M-T-2			The Constitution
3	M-T-5a variant			Off for the war
3	M-T-6			Off for the War
3	M-T-11			The Union--The Constitution and the enforcement of the laws
3	M-T-14			For the flag our fathers gave, O’er our children’s head shall wave ... 2 copies
3	M-T-15			Constitution & laws 3 copies
3	M-T-25			The star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave ... 2 copies
3	M-T-27			One of the rebels
3	M-T-28			Untitled
3	M-T-45a			Flag of the seas! On ocean wave. The stars shall glitter o’er the brave
3	M-T-45a			Flag of the seas! On ocean wave. The stars shall glitter o’er the brave
3	M-T-48			Untitled
3	M-T-48a			Untitled
3	M-T-60			Highlanders ...
3	M-T-82			1776 1861 / The past, The present
			C. With flag, but not holding the flag (M-F)
3	M-F-2			Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants therof
3	M-F-8			Untitled
3	M-F-13			Untitled
3	M-F-30			Untitled 3 copies
3	M-F-30b			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-F-30 variant			Liberty and union 2 copies
3	M-F-72			Untitled
			D. On flagpole (M-P)
3	M-P-36			The gallant Mr. Hart of New York, nailing the flag of Sumter to the mast
3	M-P-48			Forever shall it wave, our Nation’s emblem, bidding defiance to rebels and traitors! 2 copies
			E. Holding a flag and flag points right (M-R)
3	M-R-2			Job. 39-21
3	M-R-3 variant			Death to Traitors
3	M-R-10			Stand by the Flag! 2 copies
3	M-R-14			Untitled
3	M-R-17			Untitled
3	M-R-25			Stand by the Flag. 4 copies
3	M-R-34			U.S.A.
3	M-R-42			For right is right, since God is God, And right the day must win 3 copies
3	M-R-44			Success to our volunteers / Never surrender
3	M-R-53			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-R-54			Untitled
3	M-R-55			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-R-60			To Richmond 2 copies
3	M-R-63			To Richmond
3	M-R-70 variant			To Richmond
3	M-R-72			Untitled
3	M-R-79 variant			Wave on Wave on! Thy shining stars shall gleam ..
3	M-R-86			Strike--till the last armed foe expires
3	M-R-87			Strike--till the last armed foe expires. Strike for your altars and your fires ...
3	M-R-90			It shall Wave. Zouave planting our flag on Arlington Heights
3	M-R-96a			The Young Volunteer. Bully for you 2 copies
3	M-R-99			Untitled 2 copies
			F. Holding a flag and flag points left (M-L)
3	M-L-8			Death or victory
3	M-L-10			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-L-17			Untitled 3 copies
3	M-L-18			Untitled
3	M-L-28			The Constitution of our Fathers
3	M-L-31			Untitled
3	M-L-34 variant			Treason will sink and truth shall soar Where’er our banner floats
3	M-L-35			Our Union and our Laws, we must maintain!
3	M-L-36			Flag of the seas! On land or wave. Thy stars shall glitter o’er the brave
3	M-L-38			Up with the stripes down with the bars ...
3	M-L-47			Don’t give up the ship 2 copies
3	M-L-47a			Don’t give up the ship 3 copies
3	M-L-55			Pro patria et gloria [1st] Regiment National Guard N.Y.S.
3	M-L-56			Hope / R. Island Regiment
3	M-L-58			Jeff Davis and Stevens may come with their troops ...
3	M-L-61			All hail the stars and stripes
3	M-L-62			M.V.M. 2 copies
3	M-L-65			Remember Ellsworth 2 copies
3	M-L-93a			Young America off for the War / Excelsior
3	M-L-95 variant			To Washington through Baltimore / Death to Traitors
3	M-L-103			Our Army and Navy forever, Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue. 3 copies
3	M-L-104			Untitled 2 copies
3	M-L-106			Untitled
3	M-L-106b			Untitled
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		IX. Female designs (F)
			A. With one or more person (F-P)
3	F-P-4			One flag--One government
3	F-P-7			Untitled
3	F-P-14			Untitled
			B. Sitting alone (F-SI)
3	F-SI-1			Untitled
3	F-SI-2			All hail to the Stars and Stripes
3	F-SI-4			Let our watchword ever be, Country, God and Liberty
3	F-SI-5 variant			Liberty and Union 2 copies
3	F-SI-7			Our Country
3	F-SI-9			Our Country
3	F-SI-16			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-SI-18			Untitled
3	F-SI-20			Flag of the brave, thy folds shall fly, the sign of hope, and triumph high
3	F-SI-21			For the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave
3	F-SI-29			Liberty and Union
3	F-SI-31			Liberty and Union
3	F-SI-32			Liberty and Union, now and forever!
3	F-SI-35			Our Country
3	F-SI-37			Stand by the Flag
3	F-SI-40			Stike for your country, and your country’s laws, Heaven’s smile is on so just and true a cause
3	F-SI-51			The Spirit of ’76 moves us
3	F-SI-53			Our hearts are with them
3	F-SI-54			Union and happiness
3	F-SI-55			Union and liberty forever
3	F-SI-57			One of the Rebels
3	F-SI-58			One of the Rebels
3	F-SI-71			Victory
3	F-SI-72			I speak to-day for the preservation of the Union. There can be no such thing as a peaceable secession
3	F-SI-73			Our Country
3	F-SI-74			Our Country 2 copies
3	F-SI-77			The Union forever
3	F-SI-81			Untitled
3	F-SI-106			Untitled
3	F-SI-110			Untitled
3	F-SI-114			Liberty & Union Now & Forever / Then conquer we must ...
3	F-SI-130			To secure our ports hang the pirates
3	F-SI-138			One of the Rebels
3	F-SI-139			Untitled
3	F-SI-150			Union / In view of the guilt and the treason ...
3	F-SI-151			Untitled
3	F-SI-152 variant			Untitled
3	F-SI-155			Columbia recording the names of her heroes
3	F-SI-157			Our hearts are with our brothers in the field 2 copies
3	F-SI-159			Our hearts are with our brothers in the field
3	F-SI-168			In memory of the gallant officers and men, who fell at the Battle of Bull Run
3	F-SI-unlisted			Untitled
			C. Standing, no flag (F-ST)
3	F-ST-3			I have no one to send--I’ll go myself, and nurse the sick 2 copies
3	F-ST-6			Union
3	F-ST-10			Untitled
3	F-ST-14			Union 2 copies
3	F-ST-27 variant			Justice and Unity
3	F-ST-37a			Columbia, Columbia to glory arise ...
3	F-ST-56			Untitled
3	F-ST-72			One of the Rebels
3	F-ST-73			One of the Rebels
3	F-ST-79			Untitled
3	F-ST-81			Untitled
3	F-ST-83			Untitled
3	F-ST-98			Our union--It must and shall be preserved; its friends are our friends and its foes are our foes
3	F-ST-107			My only support--both boys gone to the war. I wonder if they would take me?
3	F-ST-109			If I cannot fight, I can feed those who do
3	F-ST-116			When thus our hosts go proudly forth, Let foes beware the Spirit of the North 2 copies
3	F-ST-122			Columbia rules the ocean 2 copies
3	F-ST-123b			Pillar of Glory
3	F-ST-unlisted			Untitled
			D. Standing, with flag (F-F)
3	F-F-2			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-F-4			Union & Constitution 3 copies
3	F-F-8			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-F-8 variant			The Union forever
3	F-F-33			Stand by the Union 2 copies
3	F-F-44			Liberty and Union
3	F-F-45			Liberty and Union
3	F-F-47			Now crush rebellion
3	F-F-53			Untitled
3	F-F-54			Flag of the seas! On land or wave, Thy stars shall glitter o’er the brave 2 copies
3	F-F-56 variant			Liberty--Union
3	F-F-61			Not subjugation, but restoration--Vox Populi
3	F-F-62			No truce with traitors
3	F-F-66			The streaming flag of liberty, of Freedom’s sons the boast ...
3	F-F-67			This flag again shall wave from Maine to Oregon
3	F-F-68			Union! 2 copies
3	F-F-76			Our country first 3 copies
3	F-F-78			Shame on the dastard who would dim the lustre of a single star
3	F-F-83			Union 2 copies
3	F-F-85			Union 2 copies
3	F-F-96			Untitled
3	F-F-98			Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable 3 copies
3	F-F-103			The Union, the Constitution, and the Enforcement of Laws
3	F-F-113 variant			This flag must be replaced
3	F-F-114a			Death to traitors
3	F-F-119			The spirit of the Union crushing out secession
3	F-F-120a			Untitled
3	F-F-122			Untitled 4 copies
3	F-F-122a			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-F-125			Liberty and Union
3	F-F-130			Stand, the ground’s your own, my braves! Will ye give it up to slaves? 3 copies
3	F-F-153			United States of America / Conquer we must, for our cause it is just, Let this be our motto, “In God is our trust”
3	F-F-159			Union 2 copies
3	F-F-159d			Untitled
3	F-F-160			True to the Stars & Stripes 3 copies
3	F-F-162			True to the Stars and Stripes
3	F-F-164			Untitled
3	F-F-168a			Untitled
3	F-F-194			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-F-197			Our nation’s honor the bond of Union
3	F-F-199			We must keep that flag where it e’er has stood ...
3	F-F-201			Untitled
3	F-F-205			Untitled 2 copies
3	F-F-209			U.S. / I will not usurp power but crush out rebellion
3	F-F-214			Union
3	F-F-227			Untitled 3 copies
3	F-F-253a			Our Union and Our laws we must maintain And drive foul treason from our land again
3	F-F-256			The conquer we must, when our cause it is just ...
3	F-F-258a			Union
3	F-F-261			The Union must and shall be preserved
3	F-F-unlisted			Untitled
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		X. Other subjects (O)
			A. Bells (O-B)
3	O-B-2			Proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the inhabitants thereof
3	O-B-2a			Proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the inhabitants thereof
3	O-B-3			Proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the inhabitants thereof
			B. Shields (O-S)
3	O-S-1			Untitled
3	O-S-4			Untitled
3	O-S-6			Untitled 2 copies
3	O-S-9			God speed the right
3	O-S-12			Fear not, Abram, for I am thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward
3	O-S-23			Stand by the flag
3	O-S-39			In Union there is strength 2 copies
3	O-S-43			Old Secession not according to Hoyle
3	O-S-unlisted			Untitled
			C. Stars (O-ST)
3	O-ST-5			Untitled 2 copies
			D. Transportation (O-T)
3	O-T-1			Untitled
3	O-T-5			Thou, too sail on O Ship of State! ...
3	O-T-17			Untitled
3	O-T-19			Untitled
			E. Words U.S., Union, etc. (O-US)
3	O-US-11			U.S.A.
3	O-US-12			U.S.A.
			F. Miscellaneous (O-M)
3	O-M-7			The house that “Uncle Sam” built
3	O-M-8			This is the malt that laid in the house that Uncle Sam built
3	O-M-9			Secession is the rat that eat the malt that laid in the house that Uncle Sam built
3	O-M-10			Our union preserved is the cat that will kill the rat that eat the malt that laid in the house that Uncle Sam built
3	O-M-11			Davis the dog that worried the cat that will kill the rat that eat the malt that laid in the house that Uncle Sam built
3	O-M-12			Scott is the cow with the crumpled horn that will toss the dog that worried the cat ...
3	O-M-13			Liberty is the maiden all forlorn that raised the cow with the crumpled horn that tossed the dog ...
3	O-M-14			Uncle Sam is the man all tattered and torn who married the maiden all forlorn ...
3	O-M-15			This is the parson now dead and gone that married the man all tattered and torn ...
3	O-M-16			Uncle Sam’s farm, and how they lived there
3	O-M-18			The results of Uncle Sam’s government. Peace, plenty and prosperity
3	O-M-23			Union. Here’s to Ireland’s shamrock ...
3	O-M-28			1776
3	O-M-33			The Massachusetts Pine. I give my rafters to his boat ... 2 copies
3	O-M-34			Charter Oak
3	O-M-39			By our common kindred tongue ...
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		XI. Confederate-issued designs (CF)
			A. Flags (CF-FL)
4	CF-FL-1			Untitled
4	CF-FL-2			Southern men with Southern might, Will shed their blood for Southern right
4	CF-FL-3			Death before Dishonor
4	CF-FL-4			Don’t Tread on Us 2 copies
4	CF-FL-5			Southern rights will be defended by Southern men
4	CF-FL-6			Untitled
4	CF-FL-7			Untitled
4	CF-FL-8			Sic Semper Tyrannis 2 copies
4	CF-FL-9			Untitled
4	CF-FL-10			Don’t tread on us
4	CF-FL-11			Don’t tread on us / Ever ready with our lives and fortunes
4	CF-FL-12			The Sunny South Our Country
4	CF-FL-13			Jeff. Davis, Prest. Alexr. H. Stephens, Vice Prest.
4	CF-FL-14			Gather around your country’s flag, Men of the South the hour has come. None may falter, none may lag. March to the sound of the fife and drum
4	CF-FL-15			Untitled
4	CF-FL-16			Our father’s faith let us keep till death ...
4	CF-FL-17			Bright Banner of Freedom with pride I unfurl thee ...
4	CF-FL-18			Untitled 2 copies
4	CF-FL-19			Untitled
4	CF-FL-20			Untitled
4	CF-FL-21			Untitled
4	CF-FL-22			Right must prevail
4	CF-FL-23			Invincible
4	CF-FL-24			Untitled
4	CF-FL-25			Untitled
4	CF-FL-26			Untitled
4	CF-FL-27			Untitled
4	CF-FL-28			Its thunder tones shall arouse the freeman 3 copies
4	CF-FL-29			Southern independence: we will defend it with our lives and fortunes 2 copies
4	CF-FL-30			Southern rights! Don’t tread on us
			B. Male designs (CF-M)
4	CF-M-1			Untitled
4	CF-M-2			Death before dishonor 3 copies
4	CF-M-3			May those Northern fanatics who abuse their Southern neighbors ...
4	CF-M-4			Our flag shall proudly stream, defiant of assault
			C. Male on flagpole (CF-M-FP)
4	CF-M-FP-1			Death before dishonor 2 copies
4	CF-M-FP-2			We have nailed our colors to the mast 2 copies
			D. Portraits (CF-P)
4	CF-P-1			Southern rights and Southern institutions 2 copies
4	CF-P-2			Jeffn. Davis
4	CF-P-3			Jeffn. Davis
4	CF-P-4			Hon. Jefferson Davis. Champion of the South
4	CF-P-5			Hon. Jefferson Davis. Champion of the South
			E. Shields (CF-SH)
4	CF-SH-1			The Emblem of the South
4	CF-SH-2			Southern rights. Death before dishonor. Bold, but wary
			F. States (CF-ST)
4	CF-ST-1			Sic semper tyrannis. So be it ever to tyrants
4	CF-ST-2			Thus will it ever be with tyrants. Virginia the mighty
4	CF-ST-3			South Carolina: The palmetto state 2 copies
4	CF-ST-4			Charleston, S. C. 1871
			G. Other (CF-O)
4	CF-O-1			Untitled
4	CF-O-2			Untitled
4	CF-O-3			The device of our Fathers in their first struggle for liberty, 1776. Unite or die 2 copies
4	CF-O-4			Untitled 2 copies
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Box	Weiss Number	Contents
		XII. Miscellaneous postal covers, not Civil War (Misc)
4	Misc-1		[Illuminated design of knight with shield]
4	Misc-2		Les Fumeurs
4	Misc- 3		The Press--The lever that moves the world; may it dispel the clouds which surround our country and receive the support of a united people.
4	Misc-4		Untitled
4	Misc-5		Untitled
4	Misc-6		Untitled
4	Misc-7		Untitled
4	Misc-8		Untitled
4	Misc-9		Untitled
4	Misc-10		Untitled

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Index

Weiss’s organizational scheme groups patriotic covers according to their primary subject matter, but many feature more than one graphic element or subject or are arranged by title, rather than by subject (as is the case in the “Caricatures” sections). This index will assist reasearchers in identifying all patriotic covers featuring a given topic or graphic element.

African Americans: C-BL, C-A-R-18, C-D-40, C-P-F-4, C-P-J-47, C-P-N-1, C-P-O-14, C-P-S-3, C-P-T-3, C-P-T-41, C-P-W-3b, C-P-W-13, C-P-W-15, M-A-7, CF-M-3

Alligators: C-A-R-6, C-A-R-7, C-A-R-46, C-A-R-49, C-P-A-21

Anderson, Robert: FP-WS-50, PM-2, PM-5, PM-6, PM-7, PM-8, PM-12, PM-13a, SC-MB-53, SC-NB-60, F-ST-123b

Andrew, John A.: PNM-1

Banks, Nathaniel P.: PM-27, PM-28, C-A-D-16

Bates, Edward: FP-AL-188

Battle Scenes: FP-GW-111, FP-GW-111a, FP-EE-9, FP-EE-53, FP-EE-56, FP-EE-57, FP-JF-61, SC-MB, E-R-106

Beauregard, G. T.: PM-8, SC-NW-2, C-A-E-8, C-A-H-31a, C-A-H-42, C-A-R-48, C-A-O-12, C-A-O-31a, C-A-O-42, C-A-O-53, C-A-O-54, C-D-23b, C-D-25, C-D-29, C-P-B-6, C-P-B-10, C-P-C-19b, C-P-G-1, C-P-G-16, C-P-G-18, C-P-J-51, C-P-M-6, C-P-M-7, C-P-S-27, C-P-T-7, C-P-T-66, C-P-U-4b, C-P-W-12

Bell, John: PNM-3, PNM-5

Birds: C-A-H-41a, C-A-R-48, C-B, C-D-5, C-A-D-8

Blair, Montgomery: FP-AL-188

Brownlow, William G.: PNM-26, PNM-33

Bull, John: C-A-H-36, C-A-O-50, C-BL-43, C-BL-51, C-P-C-16, C-P-C-17, C-P-J-16, C-P-J-23, C-P-J-52. C-P-O-8, C-P-T-42

Bulls: RE-48, C-A-O-61, C-B-26

Butler, Benjamin F.: PM-69A, PM-70, PM-73, PM-275, C-BL-53, C-BL-59, C-BL-66, C-BL-67, C-BL-68, C-BL-69

Cameron, Simon: FP-AL-188

Cannons: FP-GW-50, FP-GM-43, FP-EE-20, C-O-20, C-O-45, C-P-A-32, C-P-B-3a, C-P-J-5b, C-P-T-11, C-P-T-22a, C-P-T-60, C-P-V-2, F-L-6, F-L-96, F-R-396, F-R-405, F-R-422, F-R-441, M-F-13, M-F-72, M-R-96a, M-R-99, M-L-18, M-L-106, M-L-106b, F-F-96, F-F-98, F-F-103, CF-FL-16, CF-FL-28, CF-P-4, CF-P-5

Carroll, Charles: PNM-39

Chase, Salmon P.: FP-AL-188

Columbia: FP-GW-165, FP-EE-54, PM-8, SC-NB-65, SC-NB-66, SC-NW-26, C-D-21, C-P-E-2, C-P-J-32, C-P-J-73, C-P-W-11, C-P-W-12, F-P-4, F-P-7, F-SI-1-51, F-SI-73 F-SI-74, F-SI-77, F-SI-155, F-SI-168, F-ST-6, F-ST-10, F-ST-37a, F-ST-56, F-ST-83, F-ST-98, F-ST-122, F-F-2, F-F-4, F-F-53, F-F-54, F-F-56, F-F-61, F-F-62, F-F-66, F-F-67, F-F-68, F-F-83, F-F-201, F-F-205, CF-O-1, CF-O-2

Constitution: FP-GW-158, FP-WS-29, FP-WS-67, FP-WS-71, PM-8, PNM-57, PNM-61, PNM-100, ST-544, C-A-D-5, C-B-53, C-O-15, E-L-166, E-L-168, E-R-56, E-R-159, E-R-162, F-T-22, F-T-39b, F-T-70, F-R-132, F-R-143, F-R-383, F-R-387, F-R-390, F-R-392, M-T-2, M-T-11, M-T-15, M-L-28, F-F-4, F-F-103

Corcoran, Michael: PM-85

Cotton: C-A-H-36, C-A-Ro-10, C-A-O-7, C-A-O-20, C-B-49, C-BL-43, C-BL-51, C-D-28, C-D-29, C-P-A-27, C-P-C-12, C-P-C-16, C-P-C-17, C-P-J-16, C-P-O-1

Davis, Jefferson: FP-AL-191-200, C-A-D-5, C-A-D-8, C-A-D-30a-48, C-A-E-1, C-A-E-12, C-A-H-7, C-A-H-11, C-A-H-15a, C-A-H-16a, C-A-H-18, C-A-H-28, C-A-H-29, C-A-H-42-43a, C-A-R-1-3, C-A-R-12, C-A-R-19, C-A-R-33, C-A-R-44, C-A-Ro-2, C-A-Ro-3, C-A-O-5, C-A-O-5a, C-A-O-14, C-A-O-20, C-A-O-21, C-A-O-26-28, C-A-O-31a, C-A-O-34-45, C-A-O-48, C-A-O-49, C-A-O-61, C-A-O-63-65, C-B-20, C-B-22, C-B-31, C-B-37, C-B-42, C-B-51, C-B-52, C-B-56a, C-B-58, C-BL-6, C-BL-17, C-BL-28, C-BL-42, C-BL-44, C-BL-55, C-BL-55a, C-BL-61, C-BL-64, C-BL-71, C-D-8-11, C-D-14a, C-D-18, C-D-25, C-D-27, C-D-29, C-D-40, C-F-2, C-F-10, C-F-23-26, C-SH-1, C-SH-4-8, C-SK-12, C-SK-18-23, C-O-35, C-O-36, C-P-A-2a, C-P-A-5, C-P-A-12, C-P-A-21, C-P-A-24, C-P-A-27, C-P-A-30, C-P-B-6, C-P-B-10, C-P-C-19b, C-P-D-5, C-P-F-4, C-P-F-8, C-P-F-9, C-P-G-17, C-P-H-1, C-P-H-6, C-P-I-8, C-P-J, C-P-L, C-P-M-3a, C-P-N-2, C-P-O-8, C-P-R-6, C-P-S-12a, C-P-S-15a, C-P-S-26, C-P-T-1, C-P-T-7, C-P-T-13a, C-P-T-18, C-P-T-27, C-P-T-31, C-P-T-34, C-P-T-41-43, C-P-U-2-6, C-P-U-12, C-P-U-13, C-P-W-1, C-P-W-3, C-P-W-11, C-P-W-12, F-O-35, M-L-58, O-M-11, CF-FL-13, CF-FL-18, CF-P-1-5, CF-O-3

Devils: C-A-H-42, C-D, ST-83-93

Dogs: C-A-H-41a, C-A-H-43, C-A-H-43a, C-A-O-63, C-BL-53, C-P-A-22, O-M-11-13, C-A-D

Donkeys: C-A-H-1, C-A-H-3a, C-A-H-6, C-A-H-15a, C-A-H-16a, C-A-H-18, C-A-H-38, C-A-H-39, C-A-H-46, C-A-O-63, C-P-H-6, C-P-J-64, C-P-J-66, C-P-J-70

Douglas, Stephen A.: PNM-47, PNM-57, PNM-61

Eagles: FP-GW-50, FP-GW-65, FP-GW-158, FP-WS-8a, FP-WS-69, FP-WS-78, FP-GM-73, FP-GM-94, FP-GM-102, FP-EE-4, FP-EE-20, FP-EE-29, FP-EE-67, FP-EE-71, FP-EE-74, PM-69A, PNM-1, PNM-61, SC-NB-60, SC-DC-13, ST-479, ST-480, ST-543, ST-544, C-A-D-26, C-A-R-33, C-A-R-39, C-A-R-46, C-B, C-BL-55, C-SH-15a, C-P-E-2, E-L, E-R, F-T-100, M-T-15, M-T-25, M-F-72, M-L-28, M-L-55, F-P-4, F-SI-51, F-SI-54, F-SI-55, F-SI-71, F-SI-72, F-SI-73, F-SI-74, F-SI-77, F-SI-106, F-SI-110, F-SI-114, F-SI-151, F-SI-168, F-ST-6, F-ST-10, F-ST-122, F-ST-unlisted, F-F-2, F-F-85, F-F-96, F-F-98, F-F-103, F-F-194, F-F-197, F-F-199, F-F-253a, F-F-261

Ellsworth, Elmer E.: FP-GM-102, FP-EE, C-P-P-2, M-L-65, F-SI-155, F-ST-123b

Embossed designs: FP-GW-24, FP-WS-29, FP-JF-44, E-L-233, F-R-6, Misc-4, Misc-5

England, see Bull, John.

F.F.V. (First Families of Virginia): C-A-R-48, C-BL-66-69, C-A-H-5, C-A-O-51, C-O-13, C-P-P-2

Females: C-A-R-23, C-A-R-26, C-A-O-46, C-P-A-31, C-P-C-9, C-P-D-5, C-P-G-20, C-P-J-73, C-P-O-13, C-P-O-14, C-P-P-5, C-P-U-13, C-P-V-2, C-P-V-3, C-P-W-3, C-P-Y-3, M-T-5a, M-T-6, M-T-45a, M-T-48, F-P, F-SI, F-ST, F-F

Flag, Confederate: FP-EE-47, FP-EE-50, FP-EE-53, C-A-O-14, C-A-O-21, C-A-O-50, C-B-20, C-BL-51, C-BL-60, C-D-19, C-D-31, C-D-34, C-F-1, C-SK-12, C-O-45, C-P-A-19, C-P-B-7, C-P-J-45, C-P-J-51, C-P-L-2a, C-P-T-13a, C-P-T-20, C-P-V-3

Flag, U.S.: FP-GW-17, FP-GW-50, FP-GW-65, FP-GW-83, FP-GW-86, FP-GW-86a, FP-GW-111, FP-GW-111a, FP-GW-121, FP-GW-165, FP-AL-65, FP-AL-66, FP-AL-66a, FP-AL-67, FP-WS-12, FP-WS-16, FP-WS-25, FP-WS-26, FP-WS-29, FP-WS-33, FP-WS-38, FP-WS-39, FP-WS-41, FP-WS-42, FP-WS-69, FP-WS-78, FP-GM-43, FP-GM-73, FP-GM-93, FP-GM-94, FP-GM-102, FP-EE-8, FP-EE-20, FP-EE-29, FP-EE-30, FP-EE-32, FP-EE-35, FP-EE-41, FP-EE-47, FP-EE-50, FP-EE-56, FP-EE-57, FP-EE-71, FP-EE-74, FP-JF-64, PM-13a, PM-69A, PM-171, PNM-33, PNM-47, PNM-100, PNM-107, SC-MB-41, SC-MB-53, SC-MB-63, SC-MB-85, SC-NB-60, SC-NB-65, SC-NB-79, ST-470, ST-471, ST-479, ST-480, ST-530, ST-543, ST-544, C-A-D-26, C-A-R-15, C-A-R-21, C-A-R-39, C-A-R-46, C-A-Ro-7, C-A-Ro-10, C-A-O-6, C-A-O-25, C-A-O-37, C-A-O-46, C-A-O-57, C-A-O-65, C-B-25, C-B-37, C-B-41, C-B-42, C-B-57, C-BL-53, C-BL-66, C-BL-67, C-BL-68, C-BL-69, C-BL-73, C-BL-74, C-D-21, C-D-44, C-P-A-31, C-P-A-39, C-P-C-7, C-P-E-2, C-P-F-4, C-P-G-9a, C-P-J-60, C-P-L-3, C-P-L-4, C-P-O-13, C-P-O-14, C-P-S-15a, C-P-S-24, C-P-T-10, C-P-T-11, C-P-T-22a, C-P-T-31, C-P-U-11, C-P-W-11, C-P-Y-3, E-L-7, E-L-16, E-L-30, E-L-33, E-L-74, E-L-75a, E-L-204, E-L-219a, E-L-223, E-L-226, E-L-239, E-L-255, E-L-276, E-L-277, E-L-278, E-R-5, E-R-8, E-R-18, E-R-37, E-R-56, E-R-58, E-R-72, E-R-81, E-R-131, E-R-132, E-R-145, E-R-159, E-R-162, E-R-171, E-R-176, E-R-202, E-R-210, E-R-211, E-R-214, E-R-240, E-R-244, E-R-265, E-R-268, E-R-296, E-R-unlisted-1, F-O, F-T, F-L, F-R, M-T-2, M-T-5a, M-T-6, M-T-14, M-T-15, M-T-25, M-T-45a, M-T-48, M-T-48a, M-T-82, F-SI-16, F-SI-18, F-SI-20, F-SI-21, F-SI-29, F-SI-31, F-SI-32, F-SI-35, F-SI-37, F-SI-40, F-SI-51, F-SI-54, F-SI-55, F-SI-72, F-SI-73, F-SI-74, F-SI-77, F-SI-106, F-SI-150, F-SI-151, F-SI-157, F-SI-159, F-SI-168, F-SI-unlisted, F-ST-98, F-ST-116, F-ST-122

Floyd, John B.: C-A-R-48, C-BL-64, C-P-C-19b, C-P-U-4b, C-A-D-10, C-A-D-11, C-A-H-9

Foxes: C-A-O-26-28, C-A-O-34-37, C-A-O-43

Franklin, Benjamin: PNM-80, PNM-81, PNM-85, PNM-90

Fremont, Jessie: FP-JF-10, FP-JF-64

Fremont, John C.: FP-JF

Gallows: C-A-R-18, C-A-R-21, C-B-49, C-P-A-5, C-P-C-19b, C-P-F-4, C-P-J-42, C-P-J-50, C-P-L-3, C-P-L-4, C-P-O-5, C-P-T-16, C-P-T-17, C-P-T-18, C-P-T-31, C-P-W-12, F-L-96

Handcuffs: C-O-12, C-O-13, C-P-J-13

Hogs: C-A-O-6, C-A-O-12, C-A-O-21, C-A-O-24, C-A-O-25, C-A-O-53, C-A-O-54, C-A-O-64

Horses: FP-GW-80, FP-GW-83, FP-GW-86, FP-GW-86a, C-A-H, C-P-T-47a, C-P-T-48, C-P-U-2, M-A-unlisted, M-R-2

Jackson, Andrew: PNM-100, SC-NB-60, E-R-268, E-R-296, F-ST-123b

Kane, George P.: PM-80

Ladd, Luther C.: PM-171

Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier: PNM-107, SC-MB-63

Letcher, John: C-A-R-48, C-A-O-42, C-P-G-20

Lions: C-A-H-28, C-A-H-38, C-A-O-7, C-A-O-20, C-A-O-50, C-A-O-63, C-B-49, C-BL-28, C-P-G-21

Lyon, Nathaniel: PM-177, PM-183

McClellan, George B.: FP-WS-48, FP-GM, C-P-A-11, C-P-A-33, C-P-B-6, C-P-B-10, C-P-J-32, C-P-M-1, F-SI-155

Massachusetts: ST-479, ST-480, C-A-O-29a, E-L-12, F-L-48, F-R-28, F-R-195, O-M-33

Monkeys: C-A-O-14, C-A-O-37, C-A-O-48, C-A-O-49, C-A-O-51, C-A-O-56, C-A-O-62, C-A-O-67, C-P-G-18

Nooses: C-A-D-26, C-SK-6, C-SK-18, C-O-5a, C-P-A-12, C-P-A-24, C-P-A-26-29, C-P-J-35, C-P-N-2, C-P-O-5, C-P-T-16, C-P-T-17, C-P-T-25

Price, Sterling: C-O-28

Putnam, Israel: FP-GM-102

Rodents: C-B-22, C-P-S-21a, C-A-D-10, C-A-D-11, C-A-E-1, C-A-Ro

Sailors: M-T-11, M-T-27, M-T-45a, M-T-48, M-T-48a, M-F-72, M-R-14, M-L-17, M-L-31, M-L-47, M-L-47a

Scott, Winfield: FP-GW-149, FP-AL-188, FP-AL-198, FP-WS, C-A-D-1, C-A-D-5, C-A-D-8, C-A-D-10, C-A-D-11, C-A-D-16, C-A-D-24, C-A-D-30a, C-A-D-37, C-A-D-37a, C-A-D-40a, C-A-D-41, C-A-D-42, C-A-D-45, C-A-D-48, C-A-R-31, C-A-R-42, C-A-R-48, C-A-Ro-3, C-A-O-30, C-A-O-37, C-B-1, C-B-42, C-B-53, C-B-56a, C-BL-64, C-O-53, C-P-B-10, C-P-G-5, C-P-G-8, C-P-J-3, C-P-J-6, C-P-J-27, C-P-J-50, C-P-J-53, C-P-J-59, C-P-L-2a, C-P-M-6, C-P-M-7, C-P-S-15a, C-P-S-21a, C-P-S-24, C-P-T-1, C-P-T-28, C-P-T-43, C-P-T-56, C-P-W-1, F-SI-155, F-ST-123b, O-M-12

Secession: FP-AL-64a, PM-80, PNM-3, PNM-117, SC-NB-79, ST-25-35, C-A-D-4, C-A-D-5, C-A-H-1, C-A-H-3a, C-A-H-6, C-A-H-31a, C-A-H-36, C-A-H-41a, C-A-R-6, C-A-R-7, C-A-R-13, C-A-R-15, C-A-R-25, C-A-R-31, C-A-R-34, C-A-R-46, C-A-Ro-9, C-A-O-25, C-A-O-30, C-A-O-46, C-A-O-57, C-B-18, C-B-25, C-B-26, C-B-41, C-BL-5, C-BL-40, C-BL-70a, C-D-2, C-D-18, C-D-24, C-D-30, C-D-35, C-D-39, C-F-6, C-SK-3, C-SK-6, C-SK-17, C-SK-18, C-SK-19, C-O-44, C-P-A-23, C-P-A-34, C-P-G-17, C-P-J-36, C-P-O-5, C-P-P-5, C-P-S-3, C-P-S-14, C-P-S-17, C-P-S-17b, C-P-S-20, C-P-T-16, C-P-T-17, C-P-T-22a, C-P-T-34, C-P-T-41, C-P-T-43, C-P-T-56, C-P-T-60, C-P-U-2, C-P-U-11, C-P-V-2, E-R-145, F-O-35, F-SI-72, F-F-119, O-M-9, O-S-43 1776: FP-GW-71, FP-GM-102, SC-MB-63, C-P-V-3, F-T-31, M-T-82, F-SI-51, O-M-28, CF-O-3

Seward, William: FP-AL-188, FP-AL-198

Shields: FP-GW-137, FP-GW-165, FP-AL-64a, FP-WS-8a, FP-WS-71, FP-GM-73, FP-EE-4, FP-EE-54, FP-EE-67, FP-EE-67a, FP-JF-10, PNM-1, SC-NW-26, C-B-51, C-B-52, C-P-W-12, E-L-6, E-L-11, E-L-130, E-L-132, E-L-153, E-L-158, E-L-162, E-L-166, E-L-168, E-L-177, E-L-231, E-L-265, E-L-276, E-L-277, E-L-unlisted, E-R-8, E-R-18, E-R-31, E-R-99, E-R-102, E-R-103, E-R-105, E-R-106, E-R-118, E-R-131, E-R-132, E-R-145, E-R-154, E-R-171, E-R-214, E-R-244, E-R-unlisted-2, F-T-31, F-T-59, F-T-64, F-R-269, F-R-269, F-R-273, F-R-274, M-F-72, M-L-55, F-P-7, F-SI-1, F-SI-2, F- SI-4, F-SI-5, F-SI-7, F-SI-9, F-SI-16, F-SI-18, F-SI-20, F-SI-21, F-SI-29, F-SI-31, F-SI-32, F-SI-35, F-SI-37, F-SI-40, F-SI-81, F-SI-106, F-SI-110, F-SI-114, F-SI-152, F-ST-6, F-ST-10, F-ST-14, F-ST-37a, F-ST-56, F-ST-83, F-ST-unlisted, F-F-2, F-F-53, F-F-54, F-F-56, F-F-61, F-F-62, F-F-66, F-F-67, F-F-68, F-F-83, F-F-85, F-F-201, F-F-205, F-F-253a, F-F-261, O-S, CF-FL-2, CF-FL-8, CF-P-1, Misc-1, Misc-5

Sigel, Franz: PM-242

Skulls: C-SK, C-A-R-43, C-A-O-27, C-A-O-28, C-A-O-50, C-A-O-56, C-A-O-57, C-BL-55, C-F-2, C-F-6, C-F-10. C-F-15, C-SH-4, C-SH-6, C-O-53, C-P-A-21, C-P-J-47, C-P-J-51, C-P-R-6, C-P-S-3, C-P-T-1, C-P-T-47a, C-P-T-48, C-P-T-60, F-F-119, Slavery: C-D-30, C-O-7, C-P-C-16, C-P-J-13, C-P-J-47, C-P-N-1

Slavery: C-D-30, C-O-7, C-P-C-16, C-P-J-13, C-P-J-47, C-P-N-1

Smith, Caleb B.: FP-AL-188

Snakes: FP-GW-158, C-A-R-12, C-A-R-13, C-A-R-15, C-A-R-18, C-A-R-19, C-A-R-21, C-A-R-23, C-A-R-25, C-A-R-26a, C-A-R-26b, C-A-R-33, C-A-R-39, C-A-R-42, C-A-R-43, C-A-R-44, C-B-29, C-B-51, C-B-52, C-B-58, C-D-21, C-SK-3, C-SK-23, C-O-15, C-P-O-14, C-P-U-11, C-P-W-12, E-L-7, E-L-162, E-L-204, E-L-219a, E-L-223, E-L-226, E-R-103, E-R-210, E-R-211, E-R-296, F-F-194, F-F-197, F-F-199, F-F-209, CF-FL-10, CF-FL-11, CF-FL-12, CF-O-3

Soldiers: C-A-O-63, C-B-57, C-D-19, C-D-44, C-P-A-31, C-P-A-39, C-P-B-3a , C-P-C-7, C-P-C-9, C-P-D-8, C-P-D-10a, C-P-F-1, C-P-F-4, C-P-F-8, C-P-F-9, C-P-G-9a, C-P-J-19a, C-P-J-30, C-P-J-60, C-P-L-3, C-P-L-4, C-P-N-4, C-P-O-13, C-P-O-14, C-P-P-1, C-P-R-1, C-P-R-1a, C-P-S-24, C-P-T-10-12, C-P-T-16, C-P-T-17, C-P-T-19, C-P-T-20, C-P-T-22a, C-P-T-23, C-P-T-61, M-A, M-T-5a, M-T-6, M-T-11, M-T-28, M-T-60, M-T-82, M-R-17, M-R-25, M-R-34, M-R-54, M-R-60, M-R-63, M-R-70, M-R-72, M-L-10, M-L-28, CF-M

Stars: FP-GW-24, FP-AL-142, C-BL-23, E-L-265, F-T-64, F-R-35, O-ST

Stephens, Alexander H.: C-A-H-42, C-BL-64, C-P-W-12, F-O-35, CF-FL-13

Stringham, Silas: PM-275

Treason: C-A-H-12, C-D-2, C-D-7, C-D-19, C-D-30, C-O-15, C-P-A-28c, C-P-A-29, E-L-219a, E-R-268, F-L-62, M-L-34, F-SI-150, F-F-253a

Turtles: C-A-R-1, C-A-R-3, C-A-R-48

Uncle Sam: C-A-R-13, C-A-R-15, C-A-R-42, C-A-R-44, C-A-R-46, C-A-O-7, C-A-O-60, C-B-12, C-B-19, C-B-49, C-B-57, C-B-58, C-BL-55, C-D-24, C-F-23, C-F-24, C-P-A-26, C-P-A-27, C-P-A-28c, C-P-A-29, C-P-G-8, C-P-I-8, C-P-T-27, C-P-T-33, C-P-T-41, C-P-U-6, C-P-U-11, C-P-W-13, C-P-W-15, O-M-7-18

Warren, Joseph: FP-EE-8, FP-EE-74

Washington, George: FP-GW; C-BL-60, M-T-82, M-R-42, M-R-44, M-R-53, M-R-55, F-ST-27, F-F-159, F-F-159d, O-M-15

Washington, Martha: PNM-115

Washington, D. C.: C-P-V-3, SC-DC, C-A-D-24, C-A-D-26, C-A-D-30a-48, C-A-Ro-7, C-A-O-26, C-A-O-27, C-A-O-28, C-B-14, C-B-42, C-B-48, C-B-53, C-B-56a, C-O-10, C-O-43, C-P-A-5, C-P-B-6, C-P-C-19b, C-P-H-1, C-P-J-10, C-P-J-19a, C-P-J-21, C-P-J-43, C-P-S-12a, C-P-T-7, C-P-T-14, C-P-T-34, C-P-U-13, C-P-W-12, M-F-30, M-R-99, F-F-261, O-M-7

Webster, Daniel: PNM-117, F-SI-72

Wells, Gideon: FP-AL-188

Whiskey: C-A-R-43, C-D-34, C-SK-17, C-SK-23, C-O-1, C-P-A-4, C-P-A-21, C-P-B-2, C-P-J-42, C-P-T-23, C-P-W-13, C-P-W-15

Wigfall, Louis T.: C-A-R-48, C-P-O-2, C-P-W-4, C-P-W-8, C-P-W-10, C-P-W-16

Wise, Henry A.: C-A-R-48, C-P-A-11, C-P-B-8, C-P-T-27, C-P-T-47a, C-P-T-48

Wool, John: PM-268

Zouaves: FP-EE17, FP-EE-18, FP-EE-71, C-A-R-1, C-A-R-3, C-P-A-23, C-P-J-19a, C-P-P-2, C-P-T-11, C-P-T-16, C-P-T-17, M-A-23a, M-A-48, M-A-49, M-A-51, M-R-60, M-R-63, M-R-70, M-R-72, M-R-90, M-L-95

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