1883 Salmon Fishing Harper's Weekly July 21 Louisiana Sugar W.A. Rogers Cartoon

Title: 1883 Salmon Fishing Harper's Weekly July 21 Louisiana Sugar W.A. Rogers Cartoon
​📚 ABOUT THIS PIECE OF HISTORY 📚
​A Masterclass in Illustration: This July 21, 1883, edition of Harper’s Weekly features the work of two titans of 19th-century art: A.B. Frost and W.A. Rogers. It captures the spirit of Canadian wilderness sport alongside the industrial might of the American South.
​Economic Foundations: The issue provides a deep dive into the Sugar Industry of Louisiana, offering a rare visual record of the post-Reconstruction agricultural economy.
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​🛶 FEATURED HIGHLIGHTS 🛶
​🎣 "Salmon-Fishing in Canadian Waters" (Full-Page): A magnificent and highly displayable full-page print by the legendary A.B. Frost. Capturing the raw beauty of the Canadian wilderness and the thrill of the catch, this is a premier piece for collectors of sporting art and fly-fishing history.
​🌾 "The Sugar Industry of Louisiana" (Full-Page): A "nice" full-page feature showing 7 distinct scenes of production. This provides a comprehensive look at the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of sugar cane, serving as a vital primary source for Louisiana and Southern historians.
​⚖️ "What Are We Going To Do About It" (Front-Page): A powerful and provocative cover illustration by W.A. Rogers. This cartoon addresses the social and political questions of the day with Rogers' signature sharp wit and detailed woodblock style.
​🏖️ "Sketches in Atlantic City" (Full-Page): A vibrant full-page print showing 6 scenes of the famous New Jersey boardwalk and seaside. It captures the early "Golden Age" of Atlantic City as the premier summer destination for the Victorian elite.
​🏛️ "The Lincoln National Bank": A significant architectural feature showing 4 detailed views of this New York institution, perfect for collectors of banking history and Gilded Age architecture.
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​🔍 CONDITION & TRANSPARENCY 🔍
​Complete Issue: This is the full, original 16-page issue from July 21, 1883.
​Full Documentation: I have taken photos of every single page so you can personally inspect the A.B. Frost fishing print and the W.A. Rogers cover.
​Guaranteed Original: This is an authentic 1883 woodblock printing—not a reproduction.
​Support: I am a dedicated partner in your collecting journey. Please reach out with any questions about the condition of specific industrial or sporting illustrations!
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​🥂 WHY IT IS A MUST-HAVE 🥂
​Sporting Art Collectors: Original A.B. Frost prints, particularly those related to fishing and hunting, are some of the most sought-after illustrations from the 1880s.
​Louisiana & Southern Historians: The 7-scene sugar industry feature is a museum-quality candidate for framing, documenting a cornerstone of Southern life.
​Atlantic City Enthusiasts: These early 1880s sketches are essential for anyone documenting the history of America’s most famous seaside resort.
​Custom Framing: I offer professional framing for any item in my shop. The A.B. Frost salmon fishing print or the Atlantic City sketches would make an incredible gallery piece!
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​📦 SHIPPING & PRESERVATION 📦
​Safe Storage: Housed in an acid-free cellophane sleeve to ensure the newsprint remains preserved for another century.
​Flat Shipping: Shipped with heavy-duty reinforcement to prevent any bending or damage during transit.
​Tracked: All orders include tracking for your peace of mind.
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​🏷️ TAGS (SEO) 🏷️
​1883 Harpers Weekly, A.B. Frost Salmon Fishing, Louisiana Sugar Industry, W.A. Rogers Cartoon, Atlantic City History, Lincoln National Bank NY, Antique Fishing Print, Gilded Age New York, Canadian Sporting Art, July 21 1883.
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