Updated 3/25/06
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The following are back issues of Civil War Times Illustrated, a monthly publication of Historical Times Inc. Postage for each magazine is $1.75, plus $.50 for each additional issue. Approximately 50 pages each magazine. Some include additional material not listed below.
FEBRUARY, 1977 - VOL. XV, NO. 10 - $ 3.00
"Jackson (MS)...Is a Ruined Town"
Fisticuffs at Headquarters: Sweeny vs. Dodge
The Battle of Falling Waters (Battle of Hoke's Run)
"We Are On the Blockading Again": Letters from a Nova Scotian in the Union Navy
These No-So-Honored Dead
Behind the Lines
MAY, 1977 - VOL. XVI, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
"Porter...Is The Best Man"
Prelude at Blackburn's Ford
"We Are Prisoners of War" - Capt. Samuel Foster's account of the capture of Fort Hindman
Counterfeit Confederate
Picking Lincoln's Pockets
OCTOBER, 1977 - VOL. XVI, NO. 6 - $ 3.00
A. P. Hill, Mystery Man of the Confederacy
Cavalry Clash at Todd's Tavern
"A Long and Perilous Ride" - Memoirs of William W. Averell
A Scoop for the Tribune: Henry Wing's Wilderness Adventure
DECEMBER, 1977 - VOL. XVI, NO. 8 - $ 3.00
Robert E. Rodes
George Alfred Townsend and the War Correspondent's Memorial
"That Extraordinary Document:" W.H.T Walker and Patrick Cleburne's Emancipation Proposal
Reynolds' Regrets
Butterfield and "Taps" (What really happened at Harrison's Landing in 1862?)
Fredericksburg and Beyond
JUNE, 1978 - VOL. XVII, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
Stampede in Kentucky: John Hunt Morgan's Summer Raid
The Surgeon in Battle
Madame Loretta Velazquez: Heroine or Hoaxer?
The Gates Report: The Civil War Today
Representative Recruit for Abraham Lincoln
William A. Pile: The Union Army's Fighting Parson
DECEMBER, 1978 - VOL. XVII, NO. 8 - $ 3.00
Johnston vs. Patterson: The Valley Campaign of 1861
General McCook's Murderer
The Refugee's Plight
"Shame on Illinois"
Riding with Early: An Aide's Diary
Fierce Resistance at Appomatox
JUNE, 1979 - VOL. XVIII, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
The Canada Contact: Edwin Gray Lee
The Peninsula Campaign, Part IV
At Semmes' Hand
You are ... the enemy of our set"
Quilldriving
The Hidden Image
JULY, 1979 - VOL. XVIII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
The Life of a Rising Son, Part I: The Failure
"Pink" Parker's tombstone
Confederate Generals - The View From Below
The Peninsula Campaign, Part V
The Hidden Image: A Blanket Boat
Grant from Galena
Treason or Tyrannyt? The Great Senate Purge of '62
The Memphis Appeal
JANUARY, 1980 - VOL. XVIII, NO. 9 - $ 3.00
A cast of incompetents cost Butler his hero's role in the Petersburg Follies
The Fighting Philadelphia Brigade
The boys of VMI devoted their lives and futures to the Cause - "Put the Boys In"
General Grant's Canteen
Some Views of a Virginia Landmark
JANUARY, 1981 - VOL. XIX, NO. 9 - $ 3.00
"Cotton, Cotton, Everywhere!" - Running the Blockade Through Nassau
Facing the Gray Wave - Alexander Webb at Gettysburg
Bravest of the Brave - The Men Who Won the Highest Praise The Medal of Honor
Civil War Battlefields: Antietam National Battlefield
The Leg That Broke Loose - Recollections of the Battle of New Market
MAY, 1982 - VOL. XXI, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
Youth in the Civil War - The Children's Crusade
The Katydid Cadets
Vinnie Ream: The Girl Who Sculpted Lincoln
Nova Scotia: People Drawn to the Sea
Hellions From Marion Square
The Children's Crusade - Gallery
Specimen Sproggles Joins the Volunteers
JUNE, 1984 – VOL. XXIII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
A Piece of Rebel Rascality
Seeing the Elephant
The Hunt for the Lost Boston
The Secret Service of Henry Adams
Brigadier General John McClausland: The Man Who Never Knew Defeat
FEBRUARY, 1985 - VOL. XXIII, NO. 10 - $ 3.00
A Cavalry Fight Was On
An Inside Story - Yankee newsmen imprisoned in the South
The Common Sailor, Part I: The Yankee Blue Jackets
A Mother's Plea
MARCH, 1985 - VOL. XXIV, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
The Common Sailor, Part II: Confederate Tars
The South's Legion of Lancers
A Promising Son is Lost (Col. Everett Peabody at Shiloh
Torpedoes for the Confederacy
The Seventh Annual CWTI Author's Prize
DECEMBER, 1985 - VOL. XXIV, NO. 8 - $ 3.00
An Invalid Corps - Casualties continued to serve
"Vivid in my Memory" - B.F. Clarkson remembers Antietam
Anarchy in Missouri - The two faces of the Paw Paw Militia
Bested in Berryville - Mosby raids a Yankee supply train
The Ranger Reverend - Chaplain Bunting of Terry's Texas Rangers
JANUARY, 1986 – VOL. XXIV, NO. 9 - $ 3.00
At the Vortex of Hell: A regiment of Federals destroyed at Manassa
The Rise and Survival of Private Mesnard, Part 1
Art for the Parlors of America
Hero or Villain
From the Confederate Perspective