Adalbert John Volck (1828–1912)
- Worship of the North (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Writing the Emancipation Proclamation (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Enlistment of Sickles' Brigade, New York (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Marylanders Crossing the Potomac to Join the Southern Army (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Formation of Guerrilla Bands (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Smuggling of Medicines into the South (from Confederate War Etchings)
- General Stuart's Raid to the White House (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Free Negroes in the North (from Confederate War Etchings)
- "Free Negroes in Hayti" (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Cave Life in Vicksburg during the Seige (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Vicksburg Canal (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Passage Through Baltimore (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Battle in Baltimore, April 19, 1861 (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Searching for Arms (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Buying a Substitute in the North during the War (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Election in Baltimore, November, 1862 (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Stone Blockade off Charleston, South Carolina (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Making Clothes for the Boys in the Army (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Enslaved Women Concealing their Master from a Search Party (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Return of a Raiding Party from Pennsylvania (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Valiant Men "Dat Fite Mit Siegel" (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Tracks of the Armies (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Jamison's Jayhawkers (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Offering of Bells to be Cast into Cannon (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Albert S. Johnston Crossing the Desert to Join the Southern Army (from Confederate War Etchings)
- General Stuart's Return from Pennsylvania, from "Confederate War Etchings"
- Butler's Victims of Fort St. Philip (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Prayer in Stonewall Jackson's Camp (from Confederate War Etchings)
- Counterfeit Confederate Notes Publicly Offered for Sale in the "City of Brotherly Love" (from Confederate War Etchings)