Spring 2025 Issue Highlights
Over the last ten years, Military Images has been collecting digital scans of wounded soldiers and sailors from the collecting community—and waiting for the right opportunity to publish. A few
Over the last ten years, Military Images has been collecting digital scans of wounded soldiers and sailors from the collecting community—and waiting for the right opportunity to publish. A few
John Walsh of Dover, Tenn., has dedicated significant tine and energy into building a premier collection of portraits of Union and Confederate soldiers and sailors who participated in operations that
Two years ago, I visited collector Al Niemiec in the Chicago suburbs. I had met Al in person once before for coffee, and since then we corresponded from time to
In February, I attended the South Boston Civil War and Military Show in South Boston. It’s a wonderful venue featuring collectors from Virginia and North Carolina, as well as area
Two years ago at the Chesapeake Postcard Fair & Civil War Photography Show in Havre de Grace, Md., I struck up a conversation with collector Jonathan Beasley. I soon learned
Our cover story is a representative sampling of images of Raphael Semmes, the Confederate admiral best known for raiding U.S. commercial shipping worldwide on two vessels, the Sumter and the
Our cover story traces a 45-year-old crime well known inside the Civil War image collecting community: The 1978 theft of Herb Peck’s Images. His widow, Felicity Peck, and his friend
I am pleased to share our latest issue, which is pegged to the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. This well-preserved battleground where Union and Confederate infantry, artillery and
I am delighted to introduce the Spring 2023 issue. Our cover story, a survey of portraits of soldiers posed with placards labeled “Jeff. Davis and the South!” or “Victory or
Our Winter 2023 issue is now available and I’m excited to share it with you. This is the first time in our 40-plus year history that we have focused on