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- Battles of the Crater and of June 22nd (map). Scale not given. New York: Korff Bros., (1864?). Library of Congress American Memory, Digital ID: glva01 lva00195 ↩
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Who were the Korff brothers who drew the June 22, 1864 map?
John,
Sorry for the delayed reply. I unfortunately do not know anything more about the Korff brothers than what is listed. They were evidently publishers, but I have no additional information.
Brett
All students of the Petersburg Campaign will want a copy of Dr. Richard J. Sommers’ new book, Challenges of Command in the Civil War: Generalship, Leadership, and Strategy at Gettysburg, Petersburg and Beyond, Volume I: Generals and Generalship. It is currently out from Savas Beatie. I have just begun reading my signed copy and find it delightful. Dr. Sommers is the dean of historians of the Cockade City’s siege.