‎Guerre‎

‎[CIVIL WAR]. Anon‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed‎

‎of A.H. Perry to W.P. Burrall Esq. on Hartford and New Haven Railroad Office letterhead Springfield MA February 22 1864. Small 4to 1 page. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 500989

‎[Civil War; Thulstrup, Thure de]‎

‎Battle of Kenesaw sic Mountain‎

‎Boston: American Lithographic Co. 1890. One of the 18 images from Prang’s War Pictures published 1886-1887 reissued by the American Lithographic Co. <br /> <br /> A detailed print of the Battle of Kenesaw Mountain in Georgia on 27 June 1864 the last general engagement made between troops under Sherman and Johnston prior to the battles around Atlanta. <br /> <br /> A print from a striking series of images of the rare and important Civil War series originally issued by Louis Prang between 1886 and 1888 and later reissued later by the American Lithographic Co. In the early 1880s Century Magazine and Kurz & Allison had both issued popular works pictorializing Civil War battles. Prang the foremost lithographer in the United States commissioned watercolors for the prints. Prang got testimonials on their accuracy from prominent veterans focusing on heroes who were still living creating a patriotic nostalgia about the war. <br /> <br /> Copyright Prang & Co Boston 1887 in the center margin American Lithographic Co. on the right. 14 3/4 x 21 5/8" plus margins. Sml. marginal tear in the lower right margin archivally repaired. Very bright copy. American Lithographic Co. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 29029

‎[Civil War] [Century Company] Johnson, Robert Underwood (editor); Buel, Clarence Clough (editor)‎

‎Battles and Leaders of the Civil War Being for the Most Part Contributions by Union and Confederate Officers. Based Upon "The Century War Series.‎

‎New York: The Century Company. The De Vinne Press 1888. Hardcover. Fair. Tall quartos. 4 volumes. Illustrated with drawn portraits sketches and maps. Volume I: xxiv 750 pages 2. Volume II: xx 760 pages 1. Volume III: xx 752 pages 1. Volume IV: xx 835 pages 1. Reddish marbled paper covered boards with brown leather corners and spine. Gilt designs and leather title labels on the spines. All edges gilt. Volume II pages 759 760 and the rear end sheets cleanly detached. Slight crack to the rear hinge of volume 2. Leather is rubbed on the corners joints and spines all volumes. Edge wear to the head and base of spines. Light edge wear to the boards. Bindings are sturdy. Contents are clean. All 4 volumes have a previous owner's illustrated bookplate on the right front fly leaves Allan P. Geddes. Set is in fair condition. The Century Company. The De Vinne Press hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 35374

‎[Civil War; Photograph]‎

‎Carte de Visite of David Foster a Union Lt‎

‎New York: Bogardus 1863. Photography. Good overall. Two identical Bogardus images but with slightly formats - different Bogardus stamps on the verso and one with round corners the other squared. The pencil names on the verso of one card say "David Foster Israel Peopus Miss Logan " The portrait has the lieutenant in uniform holding his hat in left hand his right hand on a chair. <br /> <br /> Two identical images. 2 3/8 x 4" image on card. Photographer was Bogardus at 363 Broadway in New York NY. Faintly foxed. Bogardus unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 28070

‎[Civil War] [Pennsylvania] [Fundraiser]‎

‎Celebration. First Anniversary of the First Regiment Infantry Reserve Brigade On Thursday Evening April 19th 1862. At the Academy of Music. Proceeds for the Benefit of the Sick and Wounded Volunteers‎

‎Philadelphia: H. G. Lesenring Printer 1862. Broadside. Good. Broadside. Approximately 8.5" x 5.5". Light toning to the paper. Obscure. No copies found in digiatal or trade sources. H. G. Lesenring Printer unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 30491

‎[Civil War Recruitment]‎

‎CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION ON ACCOUNT OF HAVING FURNISHED A SUBSTITUTE. WE THE SUBSCRIBERS COMPOSING THE BOARD OF ENROLLMENT OF THE 5TH DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MAINE PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 8 ACT OF CONGRESS "FOR ENROLLING AND CALLING OUT THE NATIONAL FORCES" APPROVED MARCH 3 1863 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT COLLINS McRAE OF TREMONT OF HANCOCK COUNTY STATE OF MAINE BEING PROPERLY SUBJECT TO DO MILITARY DUTY. IS EXEMPT BY REASON OF HAVING FURNISHED AN ACCEPTABLE SUBSTITUTE NOT LIABLE TO DRAFT‎

‎Belfast Maine 1864. Printed document completed in ink manuscript oblong 10-1/4" x 8." Very Good. Signed in ink by the Provost Marshal and President of the Board of Enrollment; A.G. Crocker a member of the Board of Enrollment; and the Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment.<br /> <br /> Collins's Substitute who is not named agreed to a "term of Service 3 Years. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 37086

‎[Civil War] [Charleston] [Sallie E Burke]‎

‎Charleston South Carolina March 23 1864 Manuscript Civil War Era Letter written by Sallie E. Burke to Mr. Dreker Departing for War‎

‎Charleston South Carolina: n.p. 1864. Letter. Good. Letter. Approx. 7.75" x 4.75." Folded paper. 4 pages of content. Tissue repairs to splits along folds. Ink stain on page 4. Good condition. <br /> <br /> Ms. Burke responds to Mr. Dreker's letter and thanks him with glowing compliments. She remarks about current events and friends. "Cecile's brother has just arrived from Columbia. He laughs at the dull dreary appearance of Charleston and gives an animated description of the life and gaiety in Columbia." Ms. Burke laments the miserable weather in Charleston and is hoping for a break in the "darkness." Regarding the War she writes "Mr. Westmore says he heard this morning from very good authority that the 5th Cavalry would NOT be removed from their present scene of service. Ms Burke is sad to see her friend leave and writes "I would be really sorry to have you leave now especially as our intercourse was becoming so and friendly. I regret very much to have it interrupted but wish that Distance will not break a friendship which has been so pleasant thus far." Ms. Burke encourages her friend to write as conditions permit and to be safe and quickly return. She states "Hope points her beacon light so the happy day not very distant when you shall return to your native state covered with laurels and enjoy the blessing of peace purchased through much suffering. Our prospects are so bright at present. I cannot but think that the summer roses fade or the leaves of autumn wither the of War will ease its thunder and the glad notes of Peace shall re-sound once more through our Southern land. n.p. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 35416

‎[Civil War] Minnesota Commandery‎

‎Circulars: Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Commandery of the State of Minnesota. 1885-1922 Four Volumes‎

‎St. Paul: Commandery of the State of Minnesota 1922. First edition. Cloth. Spine ends and joints scuffed one band split else a very good set with the bookplate of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Commandery of the State of Illinois on front pastedowns of most volumes shelf sticker on foot of most backstrips most circulars quite fresh binding firm. 8vo. The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States begun in Philadelphia in 1865 was modeled on the Society of the Cincinnati and formed to protect the republic amid rumors of a plot to destroy the government after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Among its members were Presidents Ulysses S. Grant Rutherford B. Hayes Benjamin Harrison and William McKinley. By 1899 it had over 8000 members which included nearly every officer of note. <br /> <br /> This is a complete collection of all 433 Minnesota Commandery circulars through 1922 ending with the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. Contains circulars papers treasurers' reports black-bordered "In Memoriam" notices each with a biography of the deceased annual meeting notices of which most are signed corrected and annotated by the Minnesota Commandery recorders beginning with George Q. White; they include the disposition of each person seeking membership. A few other items such as invitations a special program with a portrait of Lincoln etc bound in. Large "In Memoriam" notice for Rutherford B. Hayes. <br /> <br /> A wealth of information and a very scarce collection which would be nearly impossible to assemble today. Other than the Minnesota Historical Society's Organization Archive of the Commandery OCLC shows only a few scattered documents. [Commandery of the State of Minnesota] hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 31861

‎[Civil War] [Josephine Lavina Gordon]‎

‎Civil War "Flag of Truce" letter written by Josephine Gordon to her brother William A. Gordon October 31st 1864‎

‎Georgetown D. C.: n/a 1864. Letter. Very good. Letter. Folded. Approx. 9.75" x 8" one page letter with pencil note on the verso: "Georgetown D.C. Oct 31st 1864 Sister Flag of Truce." Small 1" punched hole upper corner. Josephine Gordon writes about family and friends. She states "poor Arthur continues hopelessly ill"; "gratifying mention of dear Joe as an Officer and of his last days" "Fannie & Tom were married on the 26th.but so privately that not even Mollie was invited!" and other news about the family. Josephine's brother "Will" Gordon served in the Confederate Army. A "Flag of Truce Letter" passed through enemy lines but was read by the censors and rejected if the contents were objectionable. n/a unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 31603

‎[Civil War] Clark, James Lemuel‎

‎Civil War Recollections of James Lemuel Clark. including previously unpublished material of the Great Hanging at Gainesville Texas in October 1862.‎

‎<p>College Station:: Texas A&M University Press 1984. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine dust jacket. Not all Texans agreed with the decision to secede from the Union in 1860 and many remained outspoken against the laws of the Confederacy. This is the story of one Texas family who suffered more at the hands of their own kind than of any warring enemy told through the memoirs of James Lemuel Clark the son of one of the 40 men hanged in 1862 for their Union sympathies. This Civil War Recollection recounts the confusion of the Civil War years and events that shaped the lives of war survivors and influenced the reconstruction of Texas.</p> Texas A&M University Press, hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 29021

‎[Civil War; photo and autograph album]‎

‎Civil War Era Student Autograph and Photo Album‎

‎Northeastern United State 1862-1863. Hardcover. Good. Original gilt stamped leather binding; 8vo; contains more than 50 photographic portraits gem-size oval albumen prints and one tintype each about 1 inch in diameter many accompanied by charming period sentiments contributed by numerous hands. Backstrip chipped and partially detached; several pages loose with staining from the adhesive used to mount the photographs. <br/><br/>A contribution by William Hancock begins "These photographs will ere long lose their brightness; the Autographs will fade; and become illegible; and the Book which contains them will feel the changes of time grow old and vanish away." Not so -- the photographs are in excellent condition overall just a few scuffed or torn from attempted removal; the autographs are perfectly legible; and though the book certainly shows signs of use and time it remains a nice record of a time and place -- mostly Mechanicville Academy. With the photographs and autographs of students from Brainard Albany Rochester Waterford Williamsville Amsterdam New Haven Saratoga Stillwater Brooklyn Castleton and more it offers a peek into New York Vermont and Connecticut. Circulated by a woman named Cornelia a few contributions are addressed to her but do not reveal a last name it includes entries by and images of: Mary Porter Belville Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Mary Leland John Leland Amelia Adams John Lawrence Cornelia Lawrence Libbie Sears Emily Smith Hiram Richardson Benjamin Baker and many more. hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : D9230

‎[Civil War].‎

‎Collection of 11 Official Letters and Documents Relating to Kentucky in the Civil War.‎

‎11 manuscript letters six on official letterheads of Quatermaster's or Assistant Quartermaster's offices. Archive appears to have been saved from a fire at some point as there is a bit of scorching paper a bit dry some staining darkening at some folds writing often faded a few tears at folds with some minor paper loss; otherwise in good condition. Despite the somewhat faded nature of the writing the content appears to relate mostly to transportation matters and supplies. The letters are from Louisville Columbus and Paducah mostly and provide some insight into the behind the scenes activities of the Union Army in this area.‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 101892

‎[CIVIL WAR] Twenty-Sixth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry‎

‎Company Clothing Manuscript Account Book.‎

‎Various places including Methuen Lawrence Andover Boston and Lowell Massachusetts 1864-1865. modern calf antique with original gilt-lettered label "Company Clothing" laid down on front panel. Folio. Two pages list "Price of Clothing Camp & Garrison Equipage Year 1864." Following are 204 pages one to a soldier listing name company place and date of enlistment articles of clothing issued value itemized date of clothing issue and signature of soldier and witness. In some cases date of discharge desertion or demise is also noted. A "colored" under cook is also listed along with the soldiers. hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 58358

‎[CIVIL WAR -- CONFEDERACY]. ALBAUGH, III, William A, BENET, Jr, Hugh, & SIMMONS, Edward N‎

‎Confederate handguns. Concerning the guns the men who made them and the times of their use.‎

‎York PA: George Shumway 1967. 4to. 250 pp. Frntsp. over 100 photos & illusts. Gray cloth blk lettrng vry mnr soilng spt on ffep w/ d.j. VG/NF copy. First Shumway edition of this invaluable reference work on the Civil War. George Shumway, hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 42993

‎[Civil War] Moore, PhD, Albert Burton h D‎

‎Conscription and Conflict in the Confederacy.‎

‎New York:: Macmillan 1924. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine bright copy in clue cloth binding in a Very Good plus unclipped dust jacket with a tear to the spine fold. In a book that has served as a standard source for generations of Civil War scholars Albert Burton Moore uses conscription to illustrate a central paradox of the Confederacy-in order to protect its commitment to states rights the Confederacy was forced to adopt tactics of centralized government. He examines the system's daily operations troublesome substitution and exemption procedures and ultimate collapse. Although he credits Confederate conscription with a high degree of success he blames it for causing dissension between state and national officials and for creating bureaucratic problems of colossal proportions. Macmillan, hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 27990

‎[Civil War - New Hampshire] [Copperheads, or Peace Democrats]‎

‎Copperheads in Council! Declarations of the Leaders. Read and Ponder What They Say! Anti-Copperhead Broadside Produced for the 1863 Election‎

‎New Hampshire: Printer Unknown 1863. First Edition. Printed broadside 16 ½ x 11 ½ inches archivally mounted and matted. A very good copy with some light toning small closed tear at upper margin light foxing at upper margin very tiny spot of loss to illustration at fold. Franklin Pierce remained politically active upon his return to New Hampshire following his presidency advocating for the Democratic cause and generally opposing the Civil War and Lincoln’s policies. This scarce pro-Union anti-slavery broadside printed for the 1863 New Hampshire elections which happened March 12 takes aim at Pierce and his fellow Democrats repeating the unfounded claim first made in 1862 by William Seward that Pierce belonged to the secret Knights of the Golden Circle the secret society formed with the goal of forming a new territory out of the CSA Mexico Central America and the Caribbean. There was never evidence that Pierce had any involvement in the KGC though the society had members in southern parts of some Union states such as Indiana Ohio Illinois and Missouri.<br /> <br /> The broadside printed for the March 12 elections quotes heavily from Pierce as well as the other Democrat candidates and party officials who were either running for office in New Hampshire or involved in politics a group which included Ira Eastman John Goerge Josiah Minot Thomas Treadwell Daniel Marcy William Burns and George Stevens. The broadside includes an engraving of coiled snakes each with these politicians named and the caption “et id omne genus.†Eastman the Democratic candidate for governor won the popular vote but lacked the constitutional majority necessary for election. Marcy was successful in his bid for the First District. “Men of New Hampshire!†the broadside asks: “Will you Vote the Ticket Made up by Such Men†with the final line imploring to “Please paste up in a Conspicuous Place.†<br /> <br /> Overall an uncommon survival from the 1863 elections. A very good copy with some light toning small closed tear at upper magin light foxing at upper margin very tiny spot of loss to illustration at fold. Quite scarce with OCLC locating two copies only at the Huntington Library and the New York Historical Society. Printer Unknown unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : List1004

‎[Civil War] Nicholson, William A‎

‎cover title The Burning of Columbia‎

‎Columbia SC: William Sloane Book and Job Printer 1895. Three Quarter Leather. Near Fine binding. 12mo. 12 pp. First edition. Issued in wrappers here a Sangorski & Sutcliffe three-quarter morocco binding wrappers are bound in. Cloth is lightly spotted otherwise an exceptional copy; the wrappers are crisp and contents clean. <br /> <br /> Nicholson was present that night in February of 1865. And his voice added to a number of other eyewitness account is perhaps late in coming but is an interesting account all the same. Remarkably rare. Seldom seen in commerce only 4 institutions report ownership according to OCLC. From the library of notable Civil War and Americana collector Charles Sanders Jr with his bookplate on the rear pastedown. Wright N-135; Turnbull IV p. 345. William Sloane, Book and Job Printer unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 10856

‎[Civil War]: [Battle of Bull Run]: [Tillman, William]‎

‎Daily Sentinel Extra.To-Day's Dispatches. The Latest. Union Forces Retreating. Union Loss 3000‎

‎Indianapolis IN: July 22 1861. Broadside 16.75 x 8.5 inches on newsprint printed in three columns. Old folds moderate foxing and toning some creasing. Overall very good. An informative newspaper extra from Indianapolis printing recent dispatches about very early Civil War activity from Washington D.C. Kansas City New York and Baltimore with some homefront news printed in most of the last column. The most notable news printed in two separate dispatches "From Washington" on July 21 and 22 details the disastrous Union losses at the First Battle of Bull Run also know to the Confederates as the First Battle of Manassas. The news begins: "Our troops after taking three batteries and gaining a great victory were eventually repulsed and commenced a retreat on Washington." The news gets worse from there as the dispatch relates that "the carnage was tremendously heavy on both sides and on ours is represented as frightful." The report of Bull Run an event couched here as to "the intensest degree disastrous" comprises about half of the total space on the broadside frantically recounting the loss of troops and armaments the state of remaining supplies the panic of the retreat and the reinforcement of Washington following the retreat. Other war news is related from Kansas City regarding the recent skirmish on July 18 at Harrisonville Missouri New York noting the arrival of the schooner S.J. Waring here identified incorrectly as the "Waiving" and Baltimore concerning the arrival of General Dix.<br /> <br /> The news of the Waring's arrival in New York is particularly interesting for the heroic backstory of its recent capture and re-capture described here: "She was captured by the privateer Jeff. Davis on the night of the 16th. When fifty miles south of Charleston the steward Wm. Tolman colored killed three of the prize crew with a hatchet and the two others were released on promising to assist in working the vessel." "Wm. Tolman" was actually William Tillman a free African American working on the Waring as a steward and cook. After capturing the ship the Confederate prize crew of the Jeff. Davis told Tillman he was now southern property and he would be sold into slavery once the Waring landed in the South. Tillman and other passengers aboard the Waring hatched a plan to re-capture the Waring. Long story short Tillman killed the captain master and first mate and proclaimed himself master of the ship. His heroism was celebrated at the time and would later be recounted in William Wells Brown's The Negro in the American Rebellion Boston 1867. Some historians believe Tillman's heroism contributed to Gideon Welles' decision to open enlistment though admittedly highly restrictive enlistment for African American sailors in the U.S. Navy two months later September 1861 a full year before Black soldiers could enlist in the Army. July 22 unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 13110

‎[Civil War] [Signal Hill, Virginia] [55th Pennsylvania Regiment] [William H Wennel]‎

‎December 1864 Civil War letter written from Signal Hill Virginia outside Petersburg by William Wennel to George V. Corl. Writer respectfully declines Corl's invitation to a Ball‎

‎Signal Hill Virginia: n.a. 1864. Letter. Good. Letter. Approximately 8" x 10." Paper is folded with contents written on two sides of the 4 pages.<br /> <br /> Written letter from Signal Hill Virginia near Petersburg December 23 1864 a couple of days before Christmas. The writer is in Camp with the 55th Regiment likely the 55th Pennsylvania Regiment and expresses his thanks for the invitation to a Ball. He states "I am sorry I cannot participate in your company but hope you will have success and enjoy yourselves. We are present encamped at Signal Hill and in good quarters duty not heavy the weather is clear but cold."<br /> <br /> A few records for William Wennel 55th Pennsylvania Regiment Company G. were found on the internet. A listing for George V. Corl Civil War Veteran is located on find a grave dot com. n.a. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 36373

‎[Civil War] [Norfolk, VA] [Gideon Wells, Secretary of the Navy]‎

‎Destruction of the United States Vessels and Other Property at Norfolk Virginia. Letter from the Secretary of the Navy Transmitting In compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of July 16 1861 the correspondence relative to the destruction of the United States vessels and other property at the navy yard at Norfolk Virginia. July 23 1861‎

‎Washington DC: House of Representatives 1861. First Edition. Wraps. Good. Stitched wraps. 18 pages. Title on page 1. Light soiling to the title page. Interior contents very clean. This contents of this report range in date from April 10 to April 25 1861. The first letter dated April 10th Welles gives an order to get the steamer "Merrimack" ready for voyaging from Norfolk to Philadelphia Navy Yard for safety. House of Representatives unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 35049

‎[CIVIL WAR]. Funk Isaac‎

‎Die Munition des Loyalisten‎

‎Philadelphia: Druck von H. B. Ashmead 1863. . 8vo printed buff wrappers front pictorial small loss to front bottom outer corner; bottom outer corners of text slightly dog-eared A collection of articles on northern sedition against the Union and foreign intervention culled from leading newspapers. There is also a signed declaration by the officers of 150th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment scorning northern traitors who were trying to harm the efforts of the army. Funk is credited with the section "Rede eines braven alten Patrioten" and Rousseau with "Die Worte eines patriotischen Soldaten". Includes a quote from Oliver Cromwell and a call by a Democrat for both Republicans and Democrats to join together to defeat traitors to the Northern cause Philadelphia: Druck von H. B. Ashmead, 1863. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1236

‎[CIVIL WAR PAMPHLET].‎

‎Discours dv Bon et Loial Subiet de la Grande Bretagne a la Reyne de ce Pays tovchant la Paix & affaires d'iceluy. A la Gloire de Charles Premier Roy de ce Royaume séant en son Parlement distingué en tous ses Ordres selon la volonté des Roys & Reynes et representé par Figures en Tailles douces.‎

‎Isle Nostre Dame Paris chez Michel Mettaier imprimeur ordinaire du Roy 1648. . First edition; 4to 22 x 17.5cm; 3 folding plates each approx. 35 x 26 cm 2 engraved portraits woodcut initials and decorations throughout the text engraved armorial book-stamp to last leaf verso displaying motto 'light in darKines lumiere dans les tenebres'; one integral blank leaf title page stained and browned some marginal staining and browning throughout creasing to corners one small wormhole affecting 4 leaves; side-stitched contemporary marbled wrappers worn and soiled with extensive loss to upper wrapper; 14 39 1pp.<br /> A curious and rare anonymous English Civil War pamphlet published in Paris by Michel Mettaier sometimes spelt Mettayer in 1648 following the capture of Charles I by parliamentarian forces the previous year. <br /><br />The first part of the work consists of three large folding plates depicting the House of Lords the House of Commons and the Convocation of Canterbury with explicatory notes explaining the history and function of these bodies in the English parliamentary system. The latter part of the book contains an original address to Henrietta Maria Queen of England illustrated with facing engraved portraits of the Queen and the Prince of Wales and signed simply 'le bon et loyal svbiet'. It introduces a short statement in both English and French allegedly translated from an original Latin version which purports to be the words of Liudolf c.930-957 an Ottonian Duke of Swabia and grandson of the German king Henry the Fowler 919-936. The text claims that Liudolf did not die in 957 but rather feigned his death to take exile in Mantua in the hope that his descendants would one day regain his power and prestige. The tale was likely intended by the royalist author to offer hope to the exiled queen and her son who were soon to become widow and orphan to the executed king.<br /><br />Rare. We can trace only 5 copies in institutional collections worldwide: 3 in the UK British Library Durham University and the University of Leeds and 2 in France BnF and Bibliotheque Saint-Genevieve.<br /> Isle Nostre Dame, Paris, chez Michel Mettaier, imprimeur ordinaire du Roy, 1648. unknown‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 95266

‎[Civil War]‎

‎Document‎

‎printed completed in holograph of the Selectmen's Office Phillips September 15 1864. Signed by 3 Phillips selectmen with stamps of the U.S. Internal Revenue totaling 7 cents. Oblong 8vo 1 page. with holograph annotations on verso. Document authorizing payment of $100.00 and interest to one William B. Wheeler for enlistment "to fill the quota of this town.". Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 500995

‎[CIVIL WAR]. Anon‎

‎Document Signed‎

‎holograph "Official Copy" in the hand of 1st Lieutenant William Stone of "General Order No. 1" on "Office Act. Ass't. Pro. Mar. Gen'l" letterhead Philadelphia April 9 1864. Order routing information in red ink at bottom in another hand. 4to 1 page. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 500997

‎[Civil War] [Confederacy] [Virginia] [Confederate imprint]‎

‎Documents Called Session 1863 and Session of 1863-64‎

‎Richmond: William F. Ritchie 1863. First Edition. Hardcover. Incomplete. Octavo. Brown paper covered boards. Blue cloth spine. Title label on spine missing. Light toning to the trimmed text. The first title page is for Document 1 followed by 13 separate title pages without the printer information on the pages. There is no index or table of contents in this book. All documents are complete and in very good condition. Hinges and text block are firm and tight. The following 14 documents of 34 as follows:<br /> <br /> 1. Message of the Governor of Virginia: xxiv 18 pages;<br /> 2. Biennial Report of the Auditor of Public Accounts 1862 & 1863: 37 pages 1 page blank 1;<br /> 3. Report of the Treasurer of Virginia 1862 & 1863: 27 pages 1 page blank;<br /> 4. Second Auditor's Report to the General Assembly of Virginia Transmitting The Accounts of the Fund for Internal Improvement of the Sinking Fund and of the Debt and Resources of the State 1861-62 & 1862-63: 55 pages 1 page blank;<br /> 5. Second Auditor's Report of the State of The Literacy Fund For the Years 1862 & 1863; 24 pages; <br /> 6. Report of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund: 10 pages; 10 pages; <br /> 7. Report of the Adjutant General Year Ending September 30 1863: 10 pages;<br /> 8. Report of the Captain in Charge of the Ordnance Department. November 1863: 16 pages; <br /> 9. Annual Report of the Board of Directors of the Penitentiary Institution Year ending September 30 1863: 32 pages;<br /> 10. Report of the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia. 1863: 10 pages;<br /> 11. Report of the Dean of Faculty of the Medical College of Virginia. 1863: 11 pages 1 page blank;<br /> 12. Report of the Board of Visitors of the Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution for the Years Ending September 30 1862 & 1863: 22 pages 1;<br /> 13. Report of the President and Directors of the Central Lunatic Asylum for the Fiscal Years ending September 30 1863: 42 pages;<br /> 14. Report of the Weighmaster of Live Stock. 1863. 3 pages 1 page blank 1. <br /> <br /> Documents contain much data and information on the finances and information for the military educational and State institutions of Virginia during the Civil War. <br /> <br /> See Parrish & Willingham #4399 This copy has 14 documents compared to 34 total listed under the P & W imprint #4399. William F. Ritchie hardcover‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 35875