Harpers Weekly 1903 Original Complete (11 results)

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. W.A. Rogers - Albert Levering - T. De Thulstrup - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 36 pages dated November 14, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2447 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page (Political Cartoon) illustration drawn by W.A. Rogers titled "Congress On His Hands" -- Page 1815 has a full page illustration titled "The Special Session Of Congress--Meeting Of The President's Cabinet" -- Page 1817 has a full page photo illustration titled "The Roxburghe - Goelet Wedding" -- Page 1819 has a full page of 6 humorous illustrations drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Royal Game Of Golf" -- Page 1821 has a full page photo illustration titled "A Snap Shot Of The President At Chevy Chase, Washington" depicting President Roosevelt on horse jumping a rail fence -- Pages 1822 and 1823 contains a double page centerfold Photo Illustration titled "The Special Session Of Congress--Scene On The Steps Of The Capitol Building" -- Page 1827 has a full page of 3 photo illustrations titled "Photographs and Wireless Telegraphy at Sea" -- Page 1832 contains a story by N.G. Smith titled "The Alterkroniz Conspiracy" and illustrated by T. De Thulstrup -- Page 1839 and 1840 contains a biography with 4 photo illustrations titled "Margaret Deland" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. W.A. Rogers - Albert Levering - Sydney Adamson - F. Cresson Schell - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 40 pages dated December 26, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2453 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page illustration (Political Cartoon) drawn by W.A. Rogers titled "Free For All" -- Page 2091 has a full page portrait photo illustration titled "Elihu Root, Who Retires From The President's Cabinet As Secretary Of War In January 1904" -- Page 2093 has a full page of 6 humorous illustrations drawn by Albert Levering titled "A Forecast Of Tammany" -- Page 2094 has an extensive article written by John Keith titled "The Strangle Hold Of Labor" -- Page 2097 has a full page illustration drawn by F. Cresson Schell titled "The Opening Of The New Williamsburg Bridge, New York City" -- Page 2098 has a full page article written by Henry Mills Alden titled "A Leader Not To Be Forgotten" with a photo illustration of the "New Bronze Bust Of George William Curtis -- Page 2099 through 2114 contains a massive and extensive article with 43 photo illustrations titled "Northern California, The Story Of The Sacramento Valley" written by Douglas White and William A. Lawson -- Page 2116 contains a short story written by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Sydney Adamson titled "The Unpleasant" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 36 pages dated May 30, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2423 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page photo illustration titled "The Outrages In The Balkans" -- Page 889 contains a poem by Louis Joseph Vance titled "Manhattan After 250 Years" -- Page 890 has a full page of 6 photo illustrations and article titled "The Cup Yachts and the Season's Problems" -- Page 891 has an article titled "Ideals Of American Womanhood, The Club Woman" by Mrs. Dore Lyon -- Page 892 has a short story with illustrations written by Hamlin Garland titled "The Faith Of His Fathers" -- Page 894 has an article by Franklin Matthews titled "The American Soldier: An Improved Fighter" -- Page 896 and 897 contains a double page centerfold photo illustration titled "The Children Of The West Greet The President" (Teddy Roosevelt) -- Page 898 has a full page of 6 humorous illustrations drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Magical, Magical Tea" -- Page 900 has a full page of 3 photo illustrations titled "The President In The West" -- Pages 917 and 918 contain a lengthy article with 4 illustrations written by Edward Cary titled "250 Years Of New York City" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. G.W. Peters - Henry McCarter - Sigismond Ivanowski - Max F. Klepper - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 32 pages dated May 2, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2419 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page Photo Illustration titled "Rudolph Keppler, President of the New York Stock Exchange" -- Page 704 and 705 have a lengthy article by Edwin Lefevre and illustrated by G.W. Peters titled "The American Gambling Spirit" relative to the Stock Exchange -- Page 707 has a full page with 3 photo illustrations written by Professor John Trowbridge titled "Experiments With Lightning" -- Page 709 has a full page of 2 illustrations drawn by Henry McCarter titled "Lean On Me, Grandpa" referring to play production "Little Lord Fauntleroy" -- Page 710 has a full page of 6 photo illustrations titled "The Situation In Macedonia" -- Page 711 has a full page illustration drawn by Sigismond Ivanowski depicting Mohammedan Festival in which devotees March In Crowds and Wound Themselves with Swords -- Page 712 and 713 has a Magnificent Double Page Illustration in Color drawn by Max F. Klepper titled "A Hold Up In Central Park" -- Page 716 has a story by Hamlin Garland titled "LoneWolf's Old Guard" illustrated -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Granville Smith - George Gibbs - G.W. Peters - John Wolcott Adams - Sydney Adamson - Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 36 pages dated March 14, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2412 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page Portrait Illustration titled "George Ade, Americans Of Tomorrow" -- Page 412 has a full page article with illustration drawn by Granville Smith titled "The Keeping Of Lent" -- Page 413 has a full page illustration drawn by George Gibbs titled "Reading The Articles Of War In The Navy" -- Page 415 has a full page illustration drawn by G.W. Peters titled "The New Stock Exchange In New York" -- Page 416 has a story written by Morgan Robertson and illustrated by George Gibbs titled "Sinful Peck The Meddler" -- Page 419 has a full page illustration drawn by John Wolcott Adams titled "Waiting" depicting an attractive lady -- Page 420 and 421 has a Magnificent double page centerfold illustration drawn by Sydney Adamson titled "The American Girl At The Court Of King Edward" -- Page 440 has a full page of 6 humorous illustrations drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Suburban Gardener, The Chickens and the Onions" -- Page 442 has an article with 3 photo illustrations titled "Deer Hunting In Automobiles" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. G.W. Peters - H.C. Edwards - Sydney Adamson - Clarence F. Underwood - Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 52 pages dated May 23, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2422 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page Illustration drawn by G.W. Peters titled "Our New American Citizens" -- Page 833 has a full page article with one illustration titled "Ideals Of American Womanhood, The Literary Woman" by Caroline Duer -- Page 835 has a full page illustration drawn by H.C. Edwards titled "My Lady Peggy Goes To Town at Daly's" -- Page 837 has a full page illustration drawn by Sydney Adamson titled "Making The Weather Forecast At Washington" -- Page 841 through 859 contains an Extensive article with 29 photo illustrations titled "Pittsburgh, The Giant Industrial City Of The World" -- Pages 848 and 849 contain a Magnificent double page centerfold illustration drawn by Clarence F. Underwood titled "The Song Without Words" -- Page 860 has a full page of 6 humorous illustrations drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Auto Ride" -- Interesting Advertisements with several Auto Advertisements -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Sigismond Ivanowski - Granville Smith - Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 36 pages dated April 18, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2417 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page portrait photo illustration titled "Americans Of Tomorrow, Henry L. Stoddard XXXI -- Page 624 has a full page of 4 photo illustrations titled "The President's Trip West" Northwestern University, Madison Wisconsin, and Evanston, Illinois -- Page 625 has a full page photo illustration titled "The President At Chicago" -- Page 627 has a full page of 5 photo illustrations titled "The Street Dwellers Of Our Big Cities" -- Page 630 has a full page article with 2 photo Illustrations written by T.C. Martin titled "The Edison Of Today" depicting Thomas Edison in His Study -- Page 631 has a full page illustration drawn by Sigismond Ivanowski titled "The Way The Turks Understand Reform" -- Pages 632 and 633 contains a Magnificent double page centerfold Illustration drawn by Granville Smith titled "Vanderbilt--Neilson, The Latest Portraits Of Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen Neilson whose wedding took place at Newport on April 14" -- Page 636 has a full page of 6 humorous cartoons drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Provident Lawnmower" -- Page 638 has a full page with 3 photo illustrations titled "Racing On The Sand" Automobiles -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. W.A. Rogers - Thomas Nast - S. Begg - R.C. Carter - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 32 pages dated October 24, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2444 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page illustration (Political Cartoon) drawn by W.A. Rogers titled "The Slough Of Despond" depicting the Tammany Tiger in water attempting to be helped out -- Page 1695 has a full page photo illustration titled "A Fox Hunting Episode" depicting a Horse and Rider taking a spill -- Page 1697 contains 2 photo illustrations titled "Incidents Of The Recent Storm In New York" -- Page 1699 has a full page photo illustration titled "A Succesful English Air Ship" -- Page 1701 has a full page photo illustration titled "An Oil Well On Fire In The New Texas Oil Fields" -- Page 1702 and 1703 contains a double page centerfold with 3 photo illustrations titled "The Storm Centre In The Balkans--Revolutionists Preparing For War" -- Page 1705 has a full page illustration drawn by Thomas Nast titled "Tammany Waiting For The Storm To Blow Over" this illustration was originally published in the September 23, 1871 issue of Harper's Weekly and reprinted here -- Pages 1706 and 1707 contain 3 photo illustrations titled "The New York Stage" -- Page 1708 has a full page illustration drawn by S. Begg titled "The Political Crises In England--The Changes In The Ministry" -- Page 1709 contains a full page of 3 illustrations drawn by R.C. Carter titled "Humors Of Automobiling--Trials And Adventures Of The Road" -- Page 1712 contains a short story by Joseph A. Altsheller titled "A Dead City" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Peter Newell - H.C. Edwards - John S. Sargent - Charles Hope Provost - Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 36 pages dated March 7, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2411 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page illustration drawn by Peter Newell titled "William The Teuton" -- Page 374 has a full page article with illustrated Map titled "Possible Russo - Turkish War" -- Page 376 has a full page of 7 photo illustrations titled "American Exploration In Asia By The Jesup Expedition" -- Page 378 has a Large Illustration drawn by H.C. Edwards titled "The Wizard Of Oz" -- Page 379 has a full page illustration drawn by John S. Sargent titled "Miss Ethyl M. Smyth" -- Page 380 and 381 contain a Magnificent double page centerfold illustration drawn by Charles Hope Provost titled "The Lotos - Eaters" -- Page 400 has a full page of 6 humorous cartoons drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Baffled Millionaire" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. H.M. Pettit - Sydney Adamson - Albert Levering - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 44 pages dated May 16, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2421 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page illustration of "Ralph Waldo Emerson" on the following page of 784 is an article by William Dean Howells titled "Impressions of Emerson" The Centenary of Emerson's Birth -- Page 785 has a full page photo illustration titled "The Dedication Of The Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis" -- Page 786 has a full page article with 2 photo illustrations titled "Why America Is In Manchuria To Stay" -- Page 787 has a full page of 4 photo illustrations titled "The Chevy Chase Horse Show At Washington" -- Page 789 has a full page illustration drawn by H.M. Pettit titled "The Finest Race Course In The World" Belmont Park -- Page 791 has a full page photo illustration titled "Good Friends and Possible Opponents" depicting President Roosevelt, ex-president Cleveland, and President Francis of the World's Fair -- Page 792 has a 2 page article with 6 photo illustrations titled "An Explorer In The Philippines" written by A. Henry Savage Landor -- A Magnificent 4 PAGE FOLD OUT ILLUSTRATION drawn by Sydney Adamson titled "The Supreme Court Of The United States" -- Page 794 has a full page of 6 humorous cartoons drawn by Albert Levering titled "The Occult Door" -- Page 796 has a complete short story by W.E. Cairnes titled "How Hopkins Got Another Chance" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Sydney Adamson - George Wright - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 52 issues (Large Issue) dated June 20, 1903 -- Vol. 47, No. 2426 -- Pages are tight, very nice condition -- Profusely Illustrated -- The Front Page has a full page illustration drawn by Sydney Adamson titled "The Presentation Of The New Chinese Minister" depicting President Teddy Roosevelt greeting New Chinese Minister -- Page 1008 has a full page of 3 photo illustrations titled "The Havoc Of The Western Floods" Heimville, Kansas City -- Page 1009 has a full page of 3 photo illustrations titled "The Havoc Of The Western Floods" Kansas City and Kansas River -- Page 1010 has a Fascinating Article with 2 illustrations titled "A New Invention For Our Next War" referring to the development of the "Tracer Bullet" -- Page 1012 has an article with 2 photo illustrations titled "Snap Shots of the Balkan Insurgents" -- Page 1013 has a full page of 5 photo illustrations titled "The Assassination Of The King and Queen of Servia" -- Page 1015 has a full page article and illustration titled "Ideals Of American Womanhood, The Business Woman" by Theodora Wadsworth Baker -- Page 1017 begins a very extensive article and quite impressive running through to page 1034 on the State Of Nevada containing 48 illustrations -- Pages 1024 and 1025 has a Magnificent double page centerfold illustration drawn by George Wright titled "They're Off !" depicting Horse Race -- Page 1036 contains a story by Hamlin Garland titled "The Outlaw" -- -- Many Other Articles and Illustrations -- We have over 1000 issues of Harper's Weekly Listed On Abebooks -- We Store and Ship each Harper's Weekly Issue in a Large Zip Lock Plastic Sleeve with a Board Insert for Stiffness. They are Shipped Flat and Never Folded or Rolled Up.