The Gettysburg Magazine
For those interested in the Gettysburg Campaign of 1863, The Gettysburg Magazine answers the call. Concentrating solely on the Gettysburg Campaign, the magazine gives an in-depth study of the events that took place at America’s most famous battle. Filled with 124-132 pages of editorial and no advertising. The Gettysburg Magazine is a must for Civil War enthusiasts.
| Issue Number | Date of Publication |
| Issue Number 1 | July/1989 | |
| Issue Number 2 | January/1990 | |
| Issue Number 3 | July/1990 | |
| Issue Number 4 | January/1991 | |
| Issue Number 5 | July/1991 | |
| Issue Number 6 | January/1992 | |
| Issue Number 7 | July/1992 | |
| Issue Number 8 | January/1993 | |
| Issue Number 9 | July/1993 | |
| Issue Number 10 | January/1994 | |
| Issue Number 11 | July/1994 | |
| Issue Number 12 | January/1995 | |
| Issue Number 13 | July/1995 | |
| Issue Number 14 | January/1996 | |
| Issue Number 15 | July/1996 | |
| Issue Number 16 | January/1997 | |
| Issue Number 17 | July/1997 | |
| Issue Number 18 | January/1998 | |
| Issue Number 19 | July/1998 | |
| Issue Number 20 | January/1999 | |
| Issue Number 21 | July/1999 | |
| Issue Number 22 | January/2000 | |
| Issue Number 23 | July/2000 | |
Gettysburg Magazine Issue 24
Issue #23 is now available at $7.95 per copy plus $3.20 for Priority Mail shipment (Total: .15). All back issues are also available (in limited quantities) at $7.95 plus shipping.
Subscribe to the next four issues (24-27) for $30.00 including postage. A savings of $13.80 over the individual issue price.
Gettysburg Magazine Binder
Custom made clamshell binder will hold a dozen Gettysburg Magazines(no magazines included). Available in blue or gray cloth. All handmade to order. Free shipping in the U.S. when ordering a Book. -$35.00
Gettysburg Magazine Index (covering issues 1-17) is also now ready at the standard issue price ($7.95 plus shipping), but will be included free to subscribers—a $54.75 value for just $30.00.
We have published over 3000 pages in 24 issues without advertising;the issues contain nothing but text, photos, and maps. Nothing has ever been attempted on this scale on a single battle before. Each is 124-132 pages and introduced by Civil War historian Edwin C. Bearss.