Weir, Robert Walter, Jr., fl. 1825-1898.
Weir was the son of a well-known New York artist. He served as Assistant Engineer in the U.S. Navy (1862-1865). An illustrated satire on the U.S. Navy, Uncle Samuel's Whistle and What It Costs (1896), is attributed to him.
From the description of Papers : of Robert Walter Weir, Jr., 1862-1864, 1868. (The Mariners' Museum Library). WorldCat record id: 30470601
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| creatorOf | Weir, Robert Walter, Jr., fl. 1825-1898. Papers : of Robert Walter Weir, Jr., 1862-1864, 1868. | The Mariners' Museum Library |
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