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[Civil War].
The New York Times. Saturday April 8 1865. Vol. XIV. NO. 4224.
<p>Newspaper folded six columns 8 pp. Some splits and tears at folds with some loss of text a couple of small pieces are missing creasing and chipping mostly in margins paper in a somewhat fragile state. Paper is folded in half at this point. Overall condition fair for newsprint. An exciting piece of Civil War history published the day before Lee surrendered. The paper is full of Civil War coverage including the capture of six Confederate Generals Sheridan's route of a rebel army and Lee's army broken up. The Times article talks of victory and the demise of the Confederate army. This issue is at the end of the Civil War and about a week before Lincoln would be assassinated. </p>
Référence libraire : 106216
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Gee Buro, SS. S. S.
My Life Untold
Charleston SC: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2013. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Signed by Authors. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Signed by Authors on title page. Civil War historical/romantic fiction featuring German immigrants caught up in the Battle of Gettysburg. Book Condition : Very Good; light cover curling; corner crease on pp. 9-10. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Paperback
Référence libraire : 220386 ISBN : 1493734628 9781493734627
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Scrivner, John H. Jr. (editor)
A Quarter Century of Air Power: Studies in the Employment of Air Power 1947-1972
Maxwell Air Force Base AL: Air Force ROTC / Air University 1973. Book. Good. Soft cover. Probable First Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. This history of both American and Allied air force operations covers the Berlin Airlift The Korean War Air Power in the Middle East The Cuban Missile Crisis Vietnam and more. Book Condition : Good; small tear at bottom right front cover; staining and scuffing to spine and left edge of front cover; some curling at cover corners; no internal markings. Air Force ROTC / Air University Paperback
Référence libraire : 220122
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Clarke, James Freeman
Nineteenth Century Questions
Boston MA: Houghton Mifflin & Co.; The Riverside Press 1897. Book. Good Minus. Hardcover. Probable First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Collection of essays represents Clarke's thinking on a variety of subjects - Literary Studies Religious and Philosophical and Historical and Biographical. Essays include : Voltaire Ralph Waldo Emerson Dualism in National Life The Rise and Fall of the Slave Power in America and more.Book Condition : Good-; Ex-Seminary Library; separation beginning inside front and rear covers all pages intact; bookplate inside front cover slip and pocket removed inside rear cover; light age discoloration at outside page edges no markings to text; catalog labels at bottom spine and right top rear cover. Houghton, Mifflin & Co.; The Riverside Press Hardcover
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[Butcher Family Archive].
Letters and Documents of the Butcher Family Recording some Family History.
<p>Small family archive of letters 10 pieces in all some folio size other basic letter sheet size over 20 pages of text some docketed on reverse. Most pages are aged and browned some chips and tears a few holes at center folds a little staining but otherwise about very good. This family archive begins with a letter dated June 14 1840 and provides a glimpse of life in still early America during the pioneer period. In the first letter which is. from near Danville Missouri daughter Emily Lee and Adam Lee to father Ely Butcher in Randolph Virginia asking for money. Emily complains about poor health but tells him to consider moving out there where good land could be had. Another letter dated September 24 1840 is from Rock Island County Illinois from John H. Butcher to his father Ely in Randolph Virginia. John Butcher a farmer tells his father he is in "tolerable good health" but talks about some hard times where he lives. He comments on the rivers being very low and it appears his shipping costs were double what they should be. He stays he finds times very hard in this country harder than expected and adds he couldn't get $1000 for his home at that time. He even makes a comment about a split in government but that the Whigs may feel they won writing not totally clear on this comment. On January 2 1842 from Danville Missouri we see another letter from Emily Lee to her father Ely Butcher in Randolph Virginia. This letter has a sad tone as Emily complains she hasn't gotten a letter from her father in almost two years despite writing to him a few times. She says she feels neglected by her father and brothers and times are very hard. She mentions store credit is not available and they lost a horse. According to Emily her in-laws are no help and she has eight children to take care of. She tells her father she will see him in the spring and she expects him to do something about her situation. Seems like Ely's kids are often in need and asking dad for help. On August 20 1844 John Butcher In Rock Island Illinois to Ely Butcher in Beverly Randolph County Virginia appears to be visited by his sister and his brother-in-law and sister Adam Lee and Emily lee. The farm is doing well and he indicates that oat and corn prices are "tolerable" and he expects to produce 800 bushes of corn and wheat. It appears his sister wants a divorce and it also appears John asks his father to intercede with his uncle Peyton about the land he uses. He seems to be tired of being a renter. He asks his father to negotiate a deal and help him pay for it. He apologizes for the tone of the letter but sounds a little desperate. There are also what appears to be some detailed receipts for the goods of Ely Butcher the dates appear to be 1842 and 1843. In fourth receipt the date is unclear but could be as late as 1866. A final document is a marriage certificate for Hannah Hart Butcher and the date is November 22 1911.</p>
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Natalie Sherif, Alexandra Ward, and Andrew Egbert
Visualizing War
Gettysburg PA: Gettysburg College 2012. Book. Very Good. Softcover Side-stapled. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. This is an exhibition catalog for Gettysburg College's Fall 2012 Exhibition "Visualizing War" part of the school's commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War. Curated by Civil War Institute fellows Natalie Sherif Alexandra Ward and Andrew Egbert the exhibition examined perceptions of the American Civil War in the North and the evolution of its political social and militaristic visual representations through a wide range of objects maps lithographs stereo views and sheet music from the college's archives. 23 pp. w/12 color illustrations supplement a brief essay by each of the presenters on different aspects of wartime artistic portrayals. Foreword by Peter Carmichael. Also includes a copy of "The War 1861-1865 As Depicted in Prints by Currier and Ives". Text by Richard Harwell. Side-stapled oblong softcover 34 pp. Nationwide Insurance 1960. Book Condition : Very Good; no internal markings; minor wear to cover corners and edges. Gettysburg College Paperback
Référence libraire : 219673
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[Civil War].
American Caricatures Pertaining to the Civil War.
<p>Oblong 8vo cloth gilt title on top cover and spine illustrated. Top hinge a little weak but firm some extremity wear and back cover wear normal aging; otherwise very good plus. This little work includes a short history of political caricature from James Gillray to Thomas Nast. This is a charming collection of political humor that includes views on major events to those that have long been forgotten. The themes are of course relevant to the day and express sentiments at that time. Some are racist like a cartoon of Abe Lincoln sitting on a woodpile labeled the 'Republican Platform' showing a black person under the pile and with a caption "The Nigger in the Woodpile." Another cartoon features a general representing the Union hitting various Southern leaders linked to secession with a club. </p> Brentano's,
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[War of 1812].
Report In Part Of The Committee Appointed On So Much Of The President’s Message As Respects Our Foreign Relations. November 22 1808…
<p>Pamphlet 8vo paperbound 16 pp. Partially disbound but still in tact. Normal aging and browning with some chips and folds at the extremities. Also slight fold at the center and early owner’s signature on title page. About very good. Very interesting pamphlet prepared during the Madison administration that takes a look at the challenges facing a new country. For the most part the report addresses the belligerent acts of England and France prior to the War of 1812. The report also challenges the legality of the British blockade and the taking of our ships on the high seas. Importantly it points out that France is no better than the English in this respect and that it would be hard to justify war against one without the same treatment of the other. However the authors were also very realistic about going to war with both England and France who were "two of the most powerful nations in the world". The report recommends that we not submit to French and English legal rationalizations for their actions and that we not allow their ships into our ports. Wisely it also suggests we improve our defenses. The OCLC seems to locate only a couple of copies. OCLC. </p> A. & G., Printers,
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[Revolutionary War].
Revolutionary War Depreciation of Pay Document.
<p>A one page partially printed and manuscript folio sheet 13" x 8 1/4" considerable manuscript text on the reverse. Some browning and aging a few tiny chips or holes at folds top edge with a couple of nicks; otherwise very good. This document basically transfers pay owed to William Champlin of Rensselaer County New York who served under Colonel Robert Elliot to a Samuel Dorrance of Providence Rhode Island. Champlin appears to appoint Dorrance as his substitute to collect the balance of fourteen pounds fifteen shillings and five pence. The document is signed by various others. There is a fair amount of manuscript text on the reverse which appears to transfer the debt to at least one additional person. Â Provenance: The Calvin Otto Collection. </p>
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[Revolutionary War].
Revolutionary War Manuscript Payment Document.
<p>One page folio sheet 15" x 9" docketed about ten short lines of text. Some aging and browning folds; otherwise very good or better. This is a manuscript document for payment to the Wethersfield Connecticut Selectmen for payment for clothing and the transportation of clothing and some other items to the Continental Army dated "March 5th 1781." The amount of the request is two hundred ninety-two pounds eighteen shillings and five pence. The document is signed by George Stanley and is docketed on the reverse as paid signed by a S. Hubbard. Provenance: The Calvin Otto Collection. </p>
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Civil War
Manuscript Letter from James Henry Rikert to Celia Gibson.
<p>One folded sheet two pages of text illustrated red and blue lettersheet depicting George B. McClellan with slogan "WE HAVE BEAT OUR LAST RETREAT" includes matching postally canceled envelope. Minor folds one small hole at center fold not affecting text normal aging and toning. Overall in very good condition. James Rikert who enlisted in 1861 was discharged in 1862 for disability. He joined as a 21 year old private at Fort Wayne Michigan and mustered into Company G of the MI 5th Infantry. He sent this letter to Celia Gibson as a follow-up to a letter he sent a week earlier concerning their march on Manassas. He reports heavy rains that postponed the march but expects to march the next day. While he mentions his sadness at the loss of his grandmother he makes a point of telling Celia this could be his last letter. "This may be the last letter perhaps that you will ever get from me but if I live through the battle you will son hear from me again and if not you will know that I have gone to my lovely home and that I died as a Christian." Historical Data Systems Civil War Research and Genealogy Database.</p>
Référence libraire : 102018
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[Civil War].
Congressional Directory for the Second Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress of the United States of America. Compiled and Published for the use of Congress. By the Postmaster of the House of Representatives.
8vo original printed wrappers folding map 71 8 ad pp. Partially disbound top of front wrapper missing a few chips rear wrapper and spine significantly damaged old tape repair to spine map detached with significant tears and splits at folds but complete normal aging. Despite the somewhat significant imperfections the text and ad pages are in very good condition. This is the first Congressional Directory to appear during the Civil War. The large folding map shows some of the early battles of the war. It lists key committees and membership and also indicates diplomatic assignments to other countries.
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King, Jonathan; Bowers, Michael
Gallipoli : Untold Stories from War Correspondent Charles Bean and Front-Line Anzacs : A 90th Anniversary Tribute
Sydney Australia: Doubleday 2005. 324 pages with colour and b/w illustrations. . Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Doubleday Hardcover
Référence libraire : 014685 ISBN : 1863254714 9781863254717
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[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.
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[Civil War].
Manuscript Letter From a Union Soldier in Memphis Tennessee.
Letter sheet 8x10 4 pages 3 1/2 pages of text. Some very minor bends at edges a couple of very minor nicks creased a little slight aging and browning; otherwise in really nice condition. This highly legible letter to a father from his son talks about more than the "usual" life in an army camp. There are certainly routine matters covered like receiving letters from family members and requests for money but he also talks about his legal misfortunes. While it is unclear what issues are involved it is clear he has some military legal problems which he hopes to resolve by the time his regiment is 'mustered." The letter makes it sound like it is something important and probably related to his military standing. His father appears to suggest that he should take his case to Washington but the son decides to wait it out. The son Jon indicates that while he feels badly over his misfortunes he really feels badly for his friends and relatives. This suggests along with a comment about handling the impact on public opinion that this case was a visible one. He also complains about the cost of living in the South which he says is twice what it is in the North and indicates he pays $10 per week for boarding. That would seem to be very high when measured at a soldier's pay during this period. He does throw in a couple of comments about the war including that "Sherman too is still in successful pursuit." he also states that nothing is heard from General Smith "but his safety and success is a thing assured."
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[Civil War].
Manuscript Letter Signed by John O. Woods to the Adjutant general of the United States Requesting Official Confirmation of a de facto Promotion to 2nd Lieutenant.
4 page lettersheet 9 3/4x 8 1 1/2 pages of text with docketing and commentary by several officials on the 4th page. Some soiling and aging to the last page a little toning; otherwise very good or better. The letter from Woods attempts to resolve what must have been a common problem in the Union Army during the Civil War which was the red tape involved in battle field promotions. Woods 'was mustered into the Service of the United Sates as an enlisted man. on the 29th day of July 1861 at Washington City D.C. by Lieut. Jno. Elwood. On the 14 day of Decbr. I was promoted to the 2nd Lieutenancy in said Co. vice Lieutenant Donaldson died May 15th 1862 but did not receive my Commission as such until 5th day pf March 1863 since which time I have actually performing the duty of 2nd Lieut. in said company and as such I have been on the muster and pay rolls for March and April. I would respectfully ask the Order mustering me out as an enlisted man being 2nd Serge. of said Company when I received my commission and ordering my muster in as 2nd Lieut. to date from March 5 1863. I have made efforts to be mustered but without success. " Perhaps even more interesting are the comments by several officials on the forth page trying to cut through the 'red tape'.
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[Civil War].
American Caricatures Pretaining to the Civil War…
Oblong 8vo cloth illustrated. Minor edgewear some minor water staining along the bottom of first few pages not affecting images front endpaper with small chipp back cover stained or marked; contents very good overall. Illustrations provide a useful record of political humor during the Civil War years. Not surprisingly many feature Lincoln including one of him leading the Republican Party into an insane asylum. Brentano's,
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{Civil War].
Narrative of Privations and Sufferings of United Sates Officers & Soldiers while Prisoners of War in the Hands of the Rebel Authorities.
<p>Pamphlet 8vo removed illustrated 86 pp. Probably lacking self wrappers dbd removed some notes on title last leaf folded in the lower corner; normal aging and browning; otherwise a good copy. This pamphlet is a U.S. Sanitary Commission report that includes four pretty dramatic illustrations taken from photographs of Union soldiers in a very emaciated condition. The photographs were taken shortly after the prisoners returned from Belle Isle. The commission appears to be headed by Valentine Mott former head of the medical department at the University of New York who was to find out if the sufferings of the POWs were a deliberate action of the Rebel Government or were the result of matters a beyond their control. Another edition of this work was published in Philadelphia in the same year. A map of the Andersonville prison is also included.</p>
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[King Philip's War].
Exercises of the Bi-Centennial Commemoration of the Burning of Medfield by Indians in King Philip's War February 21 1876.
Pamphlet 8vo stitched disbound 56 pp. Some wear and chips to extremities of cover and second leaf Harvard Library stamp on back of front cover modest toning and aging; otherwise very good. This pamphlet commemorates the bi-centennial of the Indian attack on Medfield in February 1675. It was believed that a group of Nipmucks and Wampanoags who were allied with King Philip terrorized the residents and burned a good portion of the town. The pamphlet records the activities of the celebration including some historical information prayers and poems. Also included is a list of names of those people that were killed by the Indians on the day the town was burned. OCLC. George H. Ellis,
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[Civil War].
Green-Back to His Country Friends.
Pamphlet 8vo original green printed wrappers 17 pp. Wrappers chipped and torn with a few small pieces missing from the margins back wrapper almost detached vertical tear on cover repaired on verso a few pages with tears at extremities light toning; else very good.This is a scarce and unusual item that gives a different political message from the Civil War period. The author who calls himself Green-Back seems to object to the failures of politicians of his day and in fact this is an open letter to the 37th Congress. Sounds like he has Copperhead leanings but his key message is that it was time for the Representatives and represented come to an understanding. He seems to think that Congress is too busy or distracted with the needs of slaves and related issues to take care of other business. According to Green-Back Congress doesn't seem to have much time for other affairs because of their plans "for the full development of their much admired and more beloved Congo men". He also seems dissatisfied with the press who he suggests instigated or helped cause the war and whom only present a one sided view of the war.
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[Revolutionary War Period]
Autograph Letter from Stephen Lush to Jellis Jacob Fonda.
4 page letter sheet I pp of text 13 lines of test signed and mailed remnant of wax seal labeled duplicate docketed on last page. Legible probably a second copy made for legal purposes signed by author some wear at folds and some staining second sheet split and cracked a bit but text page in very good condition. Interesting letter that appears to have the wrong date on the front page. What appears to be January 20 1706 should read January 20 1786 according to the docketted date on the last page. The letter is written by Stephen Lush 1753-1825 to Jellis Jacob Fonda 1751-1839. It relates to taxes on land in New York owned jointly by Lush and Fonda. John Lansing an attorney and former delegate to the Constitutional Convention seems to have resquested the payment of one shilling per acre on the 40000 of acres they own jointly. Provides some interesting content on land taxation for the period. Lush practiced law in Albany until the War for Independence; he was commissioned a captain and saw action in New York City but was captured by the British. Major Fonda was considered one of the first patriots of Schenectady and after Lexington he formed a company of Minutemen. He fought in the Campaign against Burgoyne and at the Battle of Bemis Heights. Fonda organization website. ny education government website.
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World War I
The War of the Nations Portfolio in Rotogravure Etchings
Folio original cloth with gilt title on top cover illustrated 528 pp. Minor wear to extremities top corner of top cover a little bumpted some aginging and darking throughout; a nice tight copy overall. This volume is essentially a who's who in the first World War. However in addition to the pictures of just about every political figure involved in the war there are countless battle and military picutures. new York Times Publishing hardcover
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[Civil War]
Acts And Resolutions Of The Third Session Of The Provisional Congress Of The Confederate States Held In Richmond VA
<p>Pamphlet removed 941 pp. Some foxing especially title page. This pamphlet provides a glimpse of the Confederate States making ready for war. Through resolutions and acts outlined here they establish many of the functions they will need as a sovereign state. Including setting up a post office taxes and raising an army. Parish & Willingham 27.</p> Enquirer Book And Job Press,
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[War of 1812]
An Address of Members of the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States to their Constituents on the Subject of the War with Great Britain
Pamphlet removed 8vo 32 pp. Early signature on title page partially disbound last eight pages are completely separated from the rest of pamphlet. Some heavy foxing to a few pages and there are some chips and tears at the extremities not affecting text. These pamphlet reviews the causes of the War of 1812 but carries a strong anti-war message that is signed with the names of 34 congressmen names are printed on pages 27&28. The pamphlet accuses the Madison Administration of trying to incite people to war on the issue of impressments. They maintain that the French are as guilty as the English on the subject of impressments. The last four pages of the pamphlet present statistics on exports to England and France. John Eliot Junior, unknown
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[Civil War]
Manuscript Letter From James White of Company K 6th NJV New Jersey Volunteers To His Wife
Letter sheet 9 ¼ x 7 ½ 3pp. on 4 pp. lettersheet. Folded with nicks on folds minor soiling else very good. White was stationed near Washington D.C. and he provides a fair sketch of camp life and soldierly concerns during the first year of the conflict. His wants are few and he goes to some lengths to let his wife know he is taking good care of himself. I wash all my clothes regularly once a week keep my hair cut very close and wash myself clean every morning. I have no fear of getting dirty or lousy. Camp life is described as quite restrictive with lots of work. Duty is very hard
we have to drill nearly eight hours every day except when we are on the move. He gives his wife advice on finances and other matters and admonishes her that above all I do not want you to believe any stories about men being shot for disciplinary reasons. hardcover
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Civil War
Executive Documents and Reports of Committees Printed by Order of the House of Representatives During the First Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress. In One Volume
8vo original sheep morocco spine label. Some edge darkening to endpapers and some very mild aging; near fine. This work contains significant and historically important government reports from the first year of the Civil War. The Civil War material includes the cost for funding the Union Army $27 million deployment of the Merrimack concerns about Missouri pulling out of the Union and the efficiency of a volunteer army. Also includes reports on conducting the 8th census public works expenditures from 1789-1860 the condition and treatment of the Indians and participation in the London Industrial Exposition I 1862. Government Printing Office. unknown
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[Civil War].
Officers of the Union Army and Navy Their Lives and Portraits. Vol. 1 all published
<p>16mo original cloth with gilt title on top cover illustrated with 30 lithographic portraits 148 4 pp. Some wear at extremities top hinge somewhat weak but still holding one plate is loose normal aging some notes on endpapers; otherwise very good. Despite the fact that the title indicates volume one this was the only edition published. While most of the text relates to biographies of illustrated officers including a young Major General George B. McCellan there are two pages dedicated to presenting Union and Rebel victories in the early part of the war.</p> L. Prang & Co. hardcover
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Kent Alexander.:
Heart of oak.
<p>London Heinemann 2007. 1st edition. Fine condition in a fine unclipped dustwrapper.</p> London, Heinemann, 2007. hardcover
Référence libraire : 476 ISBN : 043401351X 9780434013517
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Kent Alexander.:
Stand into danger.
London Hutchinson 1980. 1st edition. Chronologically the 4th book in the series. Near fine in near fine unclipped dustwrapper. but priceclipped. London, Hutchinson, 1980. unknown
Référence libraire : 86 ISBN : 009141220X 9780091412203
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Kent, Alexander.:
Stand into danger.
London Hutchinson 1980. 1st edition. Chronologically the fourth book in the series set in 1774. Sellotape marks on the endpapers otherwise in very good condition in a very good unclipped dustwrapper. London, Hutchinson, 1980. unknown
Référence libraire : 239 ISBN : 009141220X 9780091412203
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Kent, Alexander.:
Passage to mutiny.
London Hutchinson 1976. 1st edition. Very good condition in a very good unclipped dustwrapper slightly worn around the edges. London, Hutchinson, 1976. unknown
Référence libraire : 415 ISBN : 0091263301 9780091263300
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Kent, Alexander.:
With all despatch.
<p>London Heinemann 1988. 1st edition. Good condition in an unclipped dustwrapper slightly worn around the edges.</p> Hutchinson. hardcover
Référence libraire : 233 ISBN : 043438836X 9780434388363
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Jacobsen Meyers K
Convair B-36 Peacemaker: A Photo Chronicle
Atglen Pa.: Schiffer Military History 1999. 88pp num bw ills. Or pictorial card covers. Near new. A concise overview of the story of the Peacemaker from 1941 to its final missions in 1959. Includes a serial number listing as well as a list of all ten B-36 bomb wings. First Paperback. Soft Cover. Fine. Oblong 4to. Schiffer Military History Paperback
Référence libraire : 011697 ISBN : 0764309749 9780764309748
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Patrick Delaforce
Monty's Marauders
London United Kingdom: Chancellor Press 2000. 224 pages with b/w illustrations. Follows the actions of "Black Rat 4th Armoured Brigade" and "Red Fox 8th Armoured Brigade" . Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Chancellor Press Hardcover
Référence libraire : 002594 ISBN : 0753703513 9780753703519
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Bean, CEW. C. E.
Anzac to Amiens A Shorter History of the Australian Fighting Services in the First World War
Canberra: Australian War Memorial. 1968. Octavo Size approx 15.5 x 22.8cm. Very Good copy in Very Good dustjacket. Dustjacket is now protected in our purpose-made clear archival plastic sleeve. Small neat owners signature to top corner of front free endpaper. A nice copy. Illustrated with Black & White Photographs and Drawings. Robust professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 567 pages. A condensation by C.E.W. Bean of the 12 volume Official History of WW1. Robust professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. . Near Fine. 5th Edition. Hardback. Australian War Memorial hardcover
Référence libraire : BIB330146
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Newell, Clayton R.
Lee vs. McClellan: The First Campaign
Washington DC: Regnery Publishing Inc. 1996. Textblock and binding immaculate and tight; Dust jacket lightly edge rubbed; 325p. including index. First Edition/1st Printing. Quarter Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine in mylar. Illus. by Black and White Photos. 8vo - 7 3/4" - 9 3/4" Tall. Hardcover. Regnery Publishing Inc. Hardcover
Référence libraire : EW7382
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War Games Research Group
War Games Rules / Armour & Infantry 1925-1950
Sussex UK : War Games Research Group 1975. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding with general signs of previous use. Highlighting visible with side notations in pencil on text. Secure packaging for safe delivery.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Sussex, UK : War Games Research Group paperback
Référence libraire : 1264273019
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War Office
Regulations of the Volunteer Force War Office 1881 Revised Army Regulations Volume IX
Malpas UK: Ray Westlake Military Books 1988. Hardcover. Very Good/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. None. <p>A facsimile reprint of the 1881 Regulations of for the Volunteer Force issued by the War Office. 256pp. Red cloth-covered boards with gilt titles on the spine. 8vo. Cloth is gently rounded on corners and spine ends else volume is neat clean bright and tight throughout.  </p><p>The 1881 Regulations for the Volunteer Force fundamentally reshaped parts of the British Army. They were heavily based on the Childers Reforms which integrated the volunteer corps as battalions into the new county-based infantry regiments and reorganised artillery and engineer volunteers.</p> Ray Westlake Military Books hardcover
Référence libraire : 037247
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War Department
Technical Manual Utilities TM 10-220
War Department. Paperback. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. War Department paperback
Référence libraire : GB01M3UMUU8I5N00
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Pyae Moe Thet War
I Did Something Bad
Hardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; In this smart and swoony adventure rom-com a journalist and a movie star find themselves teaming up to cover up a murder. and falling for each other in the process. hardcover
Référence libraire : ria9780349130811_inp ISBN : 0349130817 9780349130811
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Claringbould Michael & Ingman Peter
South Pacific Air War Volume 5 Crisis in Papua September-December 1942 Signed by author
Adelaide: Avonmore Books. 2022. Small Quarto Size approx 17.5cm x 24cm. MINT- a NEW copy. Black and White Photographs. Colour and black & white illustrations and photographs. Colour maps. Signed by Peter Ingman. Robust professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 236 pages. This fifth volume chronicles aerial warfare in the New Guinea theatre in the critical period between September and December 1942. . New. 1st Edition. Softcover. Avonmore Books paperback
Référence libraire : BIB317777 ISBN : 064892629X 9780648926290
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Bureau of Training/ War Manpower Commission/ Collin McLoughlin
Training Within Industry Program Job Instruction
Enna Inc. 2009. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 86 pages. 10.90x8.00x0.30 inches. Enna Inc. paperback
Référence libraire : 2-1897363923 ISBN : 1897363923 9781897363928
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Wells, Maureen
Entertaining Eric: Letters from the Home Front 1941-44
London: Imperial War Museum. 1988. Small Quarto Size approx 18x26cm. Very Good condition in Very Good Dustjacket. DJ protected in our purpose-made clear archival plastic sleeve. Illustrated with Black & White Photographs and Drawings. 176 pages. Extracts from the delightful letters between an Australian RAF pilot and his English girlfriend. Robust professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. . Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardback. Imperial War Museum hardcover
Référence libraire : BIB297054 ISBN : 0901627410 9780901627414
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Fitzsimons, Peter
Kokoda
Sydney NSW Australia: Hachette Australia 2013. Book. Good. Large Softcover. Updated Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Large softcover reprint 648gms 506 pages. The Kokoda Track is the symbol of World War II for Australians. Here Peter Fitzsimons takes readers up the tortuous track and into battle with the young men who fought there so courageously. Book is in good condition with minor general wear and tear and moderate page discolouration/spotting throughout otherwise no other pre-loved markings. Hachette Australia Paperback
Référence libraire : WARTWO167 ISBN : 0733631967 9780733631962
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US. Army War College U. S.
A Failure in Strategic Command: Jefferson Davis J.E. Johnston and The Western Theater The American Civil War
like new. unknown
Référence libraire : 25777502 ISBN : 1523224223 9781523224227
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Guerra, Lais
BASTA! Cansei de ser GORDO
like new. unknown
Référence libraire : 40459495 ISBN : 1693569949 9781693569944
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Guerra Silvi; Hodge DeAndra
How to Handle Stress for Middle School Success
Magination Press. New. Special order item direct from the distributor Magination Press unknown
Référence libraire : R9781433838163 ISBN : 1433838168 9781433838163
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Junqueiro, Guerra
La musa en ocios: Idilios y Sátiras
Barcelona.: F. Granada y C. 1910. Hardcover. Cubierta deslucida. Firma del anterior propietario. Contiene sello ex-libris. Good. 20 cm. 240 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura artesanal con lomo en piel doble tejuelo y nervios. Junqueiro Guerra 1850-1923. La lágrima. - Victoria de Francia Abilio Manuel Guerra Junqueiro. Traducción castellana de Eduardo Marquina . Cubierta deslucida. Firma del anterior propietario. Contiene sello ex-libris. Literatura.82 82 F. Granada y C. hardcover
Référence libraire : 3312956
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Martinez Guerra, Luis
Creo en el EspÃritu Santo tomo II
Madrid.: Coculsa. 1961. Paperback. Cubierta deslucida. Good. 25 cm. 1 v. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Héroes. II. Es siempre Pentecostés. 271 pág. EspÃritu Santo . Cubierta deslucida. TeologÃa dogmática 231.3 TeologÃa dogmática 234.15 Coculsa. paperback
Référence libraire : 3347619
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Guerra, Pancho
Obras completas Tomo III. Contribución al lexico popular de Gran Canaria
Las Palmas.: Excma. Mancomunidad de Cabildos Plan Cultural. 1977. Hardcover. Cubierta deslucida. Good. 24 cm. 500 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura artesanal lomo en piel. Colección 'Colección Literatura: Serie Cuento'. Guerra Pancho 1909-1961. Obras. Por Pancho Guerra. III: Contribución al lexico popular de Gran Canaria . Cubierta deslucida. Literatura española 860-821"19" Excma. Mancomunidad de Cabildos, Plan Cultural. hardcover
Référence libraire : 3292558
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