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BERNIERI, Antonio.
Gino Menconi nella rivoluzione italiana.
Collana Storia e Società 1.<BR>In 8°; pp. 252; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE: leggere tracce d'uso alla copertina.
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MICHELOTTI, Nicola.
Un volontario della Grande Guerra: Giancarlo Dosi Delfini.
In 8°; pp. 131 con alcune illustrazioni in nero e colore nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata con alette; rilegato all'americana (fresato, non cucito).<BR>NUOVO, condizioni ottime.
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CEOLA, Mario.
Guerra Nostra 1915 - 1918. Con particolare studio sui giudizi degli Alleati e dei Nemici al valore delle truppe italiane.
Prima edizione.<BR>In 8°; pp. 325 con 18 illustrazioni inedite e 4 cartine; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME, intonso.<BR>Conservato un opuscolo pubblicitario di altre pubblicazioni dello stesso editore sulla guerra, corredato di fotografie.<BR>
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Dal 1939 ... da Varsavia a Napoli.
Pubblicato dall'Ufficio Informazioni di Guerra degli Stati Uniti d'America U. S. 603 IT.<BR>In 8°; pp. 54 (2) con numerosissime illustrazioni in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; spillato.<BR>CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE.
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GREGO, Paolo.
P. O. W. 9210. India 1941 - 1946.
In 8°; pp. 170 con alcune illustrazioni in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale; cucito.<BR>CONDIZONI MOLTO BUONE, con tracce di polvere e un lieve tratto (a inchiostro?) alla copertina.
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MORONI, Camillo.
Parlano ancora... Testumonianze della Resistenza nell'Oltrepò Pavese ... e nella Val di Nizza.
In 8°; pp. 109 con numerose fotografie e cartine in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI DI CONSERVAZIONE MOLTO BUONE (segnaliamo una macchiolina di inchiostro al taglio) ma è stato rimosso il foglio di guardia che conteneva una dedica.
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BERRETTI Alessandro – Internato n. 7361.
Attenti al filo! = Beware of wire! = Attention au barbelé!
Prefazione di GUARESCHI – Internato n. 6865.<BR>Testi di L. PESSION – Internato n. 6103.<BR>In 4°; pp. 130 con numerosissime illustrazioni in nero e colore nel testo; tutta tela editoriale; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE: tracce di polvere alla copertina; consueta lieve ingiallitura ai margini delle pagine dovuta alla qualità della carta; ingiallitura del dorso.<BR>Testo trilingue italiano, francese, inglese.
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VIVARELLI, Roberto.
Fascismo e storia d'Italia.
Saggi, 694.<BR>In 8°; pp. 296; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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BARTOLINI, Alfonso.
Storia della resistenza italiana all'estero.
Collana Saggistica.<BR>In 8°; pp. 474 con diverse foto in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata con alette; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI
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PARKER, Matthew.
Montecassino. 15 gennaio - 18 maggio 1944. Storia e uomini di una grande battaglia.
In 8°; pp. 479 con immagini in nero fuori testo; cartonato editoriale con titoli oro al dorso e sovraccoperta illustrata; rilegato all'americana (fresato non cucito).<BR>CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE con lievissime tracce d'uso alla sovraccoperta.
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HILLESUM, Etty.
Diario 1941-1943.
La Collana dei Casi, 16. Sesta edizione.<BR>A cura di J.G. Gaarlandt.<BR>In 8°; pp. 260; brossura editoriale illustrata con alette; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI PIù CHE DISCRETE: tracce d'uso alla copertina, alcune sottolineature a matita.
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LLOYD GEORGE, David.
La verità sulle riparazioni e i debiti di guerra.
In 8°; pp. 172; brossura editoriale; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE mediamente: piccole fioriture sparse, in particolare ai tagli e alle sguardie.
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MARTINELLI, Vittorio.
Primavera di sangue 1945. La "Corriera fantasma". Da Brescia a San Possidonio (Modena) un breve, lunghissimo viaggio. L'enigma, la leggenda, il dramma negli atti ufficiali, nella stampa, nelle testimonianze.
Collana "La Bifora".<BR>In 8°; pp. 160 con diverse immagini in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE.
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PEIRANO, Liliana.
Ragazzi: presente.
In 8°; pp. 123 con diverse immagini in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale con sovraccoperta; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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PALADINI, Arrigo.
Via Tasso. Carcere nazista.
Presentazione di Paolo Emilio Taviani Presidente del Museo Storico della Liberazione di Roma.<BR>In 8°; pp. 123 con 65 foto fuori testo; brossura editoriale illustrale; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE: lievi tracce d'uso al retro di copertina
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PALLOTTINI, Michele.
Cronaca e critica di una cultura: la Spagna di Francisco Franco.
Collana della Facoltà di Economia e Commercio dell'Università di Parma, 6.<BR>Comitato scientifico Luigi Angiello, Gianluigi Basini, Erio Castagnoli, Giuseppe Galassi.<BR>In 8°; pp. 167; brossura editoriale; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE con una macchia leggera all'angolo delle prime.<BR>Dedica dell'autore al frontespizio.
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CAROTENUTO, Gennaro.
Franco e Mussolini.
Saggi Storia.<BR>In 8°; pp. 242; cartonato editoriale con titoli oro al dorso e sovraccoperta illustrata; rilegato all'americana (fresato non cucito).<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME
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TASCA, Angelo.
Il patto germano-sovietico. La storia e la leggenda.
Traduzione, commento e introduzione di Michele Millozzi.<BR>Prima edizione<BR>In 8°; pp. XXVII, 131 con 1 foto a colori fuori testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME
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COLLO, Luigi.
La resistenza disarmata. La storia dei soldati italiani prigionieri nei lager tedeschi.
Introduzione di Nuto Revelli.<BR>Gli Specchi della Memoria. Prima edizione.<BR>In 8°; pp. 167; brossura editoriale illustrata con alette; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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NEUHAUSLER, Giovanni.
Cosa avvenne a Dachau? Un tentativo di avvicinarsi alla verità di Dott. Giovanni Neuhausler 1888-1973. Vescovo ausiliare di Monaco.
Undicesima edizione.<BR>In 8°; pp. 77 con 6 foto in nero fuori testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; rilegato all'americana (fresato non cucito).<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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PALAZZINI, Pietro.
Il clero e l'occupazione tedesca di Roma. Il ruolo del Seminario Romano Maggiore.
Introduzione storica di Ulderico Parente.<BR>Collana di Saggi Storici, 8.<BR>In 16°; pp. XXVII, 95; brossura editoriale con alette; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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NOLTE, Ernst.
La rivoluzione conservatrice nella Germania della Repubblica di Weimar.
A cura di Luigi Iannone<BR>Saggi, 222 - Storiografia.<BR>In 8°; pp. IX, 76; brossura editoriale con sovraccoperta; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME.
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GISEVIUS, Hans Bernd.
Dov'é Nebe?
Biblioteca Aperta, 10.<BR>In 8°; pp. 380; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI DISCRETE: un'abrasione al piatto anteriore; una macchia di colore al piatto posteriore; lieve ingiallitura della copertina; leggere pieghe di lettura al dorso.
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VIVARELLI, Roberto.
La fine di una stagione. Memoria 1943-1945.
Intersezioni, 213.<BR>In 8°; pp. 125; brossura editoriale illustrata; rilegato all'americana (fresato non cucito).<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME
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NOFRONI, Antonio.
I cervi volanti nel cielo di Asmara. Memorie Africane e non solo.
In 8°; pp. 550 con diverse fotografie in nero e a colori nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; rilegato all'americana (fresato non cucito).<BR>NUOVO
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TOWNSEND, Peter.
Duello d'aquile.
In 8°, pp. 551 con pp. 16 di tavole in nero fuori testo; cartonato editoriale con titoli al dorso e sovraccoperta illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE (segnaliamo alcune piccole macchioline al taglio)
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ROSSI, Gaetano.
Con l'Italia nel cuore. 1940-1945. Storie di guerra e di prigionie.
In 4°; pp. 259 con numerosissime illustrazioni in colore nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata con alette; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI OTTIME, come nuovo
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SERENA, Antonio.
Oderzo 1945. Storia di una strage.
In 8°; pp. 100 con alcune illustrazioni in nero nel testo; brossura editoriale illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI BUONE, con lievi tracce d'uso alla copertina, compresa una leggera macchia al piatto posteriore. Conservata la cartolina editoriale.
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VILLARI, Raffele.
Da Messina al Tirolo. Viaggio di un uomo senza testa compilato da un uomo senza testa.
Con prefazione di Ettore Arculeo e con l'aggiunta di una breve biografia dell'autore scritta per Felice Bisazza.<BR>In 16°; pp. 247; cartonato editoriale con fregi al piatto e al dorso; sovraccoperta illustrata; cucito.<BR>CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE con consueta ingiallitura delle pagine dovuta alla qualità della carta.<BR>Consrvata il cedolino di ordinazione libraria Sonzogno.
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Gray, Barry (Robert Barry Coffin) [1826-1886]
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITIES, WITH AN OCCASIONAL FELICITY, BY WAY OF CONTRAST
pp. x, 269. 12mo. 19.5 cm. Original full cloth binding. Some age stain. Manuscript ownership of H. A. Mills. Coffin was a New York journalist and litterateur. His books (usually written under the pseudonym Barry Gray) were extremely popular through the Civil War era, but were quickly forgotten. His humor and observations seemed to lack the bite and originality that made for long-term loyalty and reputation. This particular work, however, contains some entertaining observations on the practice and content of popular publishing in the era. Curious contemporary domestic habits are, of course, discussed in colorful detail. Wright 'American Fiction' II:591. "Marriage is neither heaven nor hell. It is simply purgatory" -- Abraham Lincoln. Scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W 147.
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A Naturalist; Born, Ignaz von.
MONACHOLOGIA: Or, Handbook of the Natural History of Monks: Arranged According To the Linnaen System. By A Naturalist.
77 p. + Sepia Engraved Half Title, Frontis and Full Page Plates of Monks. Also 4 full page plates of drawings of Monk's and Nun's habits, cowls, gowns, etc. printed on pink paper. Ruled in black throughout. Inked ownership of Geo. T. Strong, 1858 on title page. Strong was Treasurer U.S. Sanitary Commission during the Civil War. Marbled endpapers. Top edge gilt. 215mm. Original quarter leather over marbled boards. Binding worn with rear board detached. First edition in English. Ignaz von Born (1742-1791) was Austrian by birth. Educated at a Jesuit college in Vienna, he spent 16 months as a member of that order before becoming thoroughly disillusioned. He studied law for a time in Prague and then toured Holland, France and Germany studying mineralogy. He returned to Prague in 1770, and worked in the department of Mines and the Mint. In 1776 he returned to Austria and wrote several books on mineralogy, including a very influential study in 1786 dealing with extracting precious metals through amalgamation. In addition to his scientific work, Born was known for his satires, especially of the Jesuits. In this work he studies the habits and habitats of that most pernicious of species - the clerical Monk, in a clever send-up of the still novel Linnaean system. He was a friend of fellow Freemason Mozart and other Illuminati. Translated by Count Valerian Krasinski. SCARCE. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! POPERY BX 2
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Kipling, Rudyard.
FRANCE AT WAR. On the Frontier of Civilization.
130 p. Newspaper clipping of a poem 'To France, 1917' by Erwin Clarkson Garrett staining front paste down and first fly leaf. 16mo. 175mm. Original full paper covered boards. Original spine label. Original color front board label with flag of France, slightly foxed. Front board hinge slightly cracked but sound. Small loss at head of spine. Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) was an English poet, short-story writer, and novelist who is now chiefly remembered for: his celebration of British imperialism; tales and poems of British soldiers in India; and his tales for children. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907. KIP BX 3
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Crosby, Frank.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER AND COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS. Containing Plain and Simple Instructions to All Classes for Transacting Their Business. With Legal Forms for Drawing the Various Necessary Papers. Together With the Laws of Different States.
384 p. Interesting illustrated chapter initials. 12 mo. Missing front fly leaves. 8vo. 195 mm. Original full roan leather binding; boards detached; spine chipped. Nineteenth century ownership stamp in a valentine motif for D.C. Stover. PA 30
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Wilkes, George.
McCLELLAN: From Ball's Bluff to Antietam.
40 p. 8vo. 235 mm. Original printed wraps, sewn, as issued. On the rear wrap is an ad for Wilkes' Spirit of the Times. The American Gentleman's Newspaper. A Chronicle of the Turf, Field Sports, the Army and the Stage. From the Preface: "The following articles are portions of a series which appeared originally in Wilkes' Spirit of the Times [July 9, 1862-March 30, 1863], and which were devoted to the review of General McClellan and his battles, from the time of the commencement of his career at Ball's Bluff, down to what Mr. Wilkes has justly characterized as 'the unspeakably disgraceful battle of Antietam'. Mr. Wilkes began to criticize McClellan's movements, and in placing a few of his articles before the public, in connected form, it is not out of place to state, that the universal verdict of the country has attributed more influence to them in removing McClellan from command, than all other pressures put together." The Contents include: Philosophy of Idolatry : Is McClellan a hero?; McClellan inside and out; A Refutation; The Opiate of the North; The tragedy at Centreville; The Battle of Antietam; Fitz Napoleon no more; The New Leader; The Modern Arnold; Tete d'Armee; McClellan : a Retrospect; Little Mac; and The Conservative Plot. George Brinton McClellan (1826-1885) George Brinton McClellan was a major general during the Civil War. He organized the famous Army of the Potomac and served briefly (November 1861 to March 1862) as the general-in-chief of the Union Army. Early in the war, McClellan played an important role in raising a well-trained and organized army for the Union. McClellan's Peninsula Campaign in 1862 ended in failure, with retreats from attacks by General Robert E. Lee's smaller Army of Northern Virginia and an unfulfilled plan to seize the Confederate capital of Richmond. His performance at the bloody Battle of Antietam blunted Lee's invasion of Maryland, but allowed Lee to eke out a precarious tactical draw and avoid destruction, despite being outnumbered. As a result, McClellan's leadership skills during battles were questioned by U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, who eventually removed him from command, first as general-in-chief, then from the Army of the Potomac. The author George Wilkes (1820-1885), became co-editor, with William T. Porter, of the "Spirit of the Times" in New York in 1850, and subsequently editor and owner. The publisher, Sinclair Tousey (1818-1887) began as a newspaper-carrier and, in 1840, he established and published in Louisville, Kentucky, the " Daily Times," the first penny paper that was issued west of the Allegheny mountains. In 1853 he became partner in a news agency in New York and, in 1860, he Tousey became sole proprietor of the agency - out of which the American news company was organized, in 1864. He joined the Republican party at its organization, was an enthusiastic Abolitionist, writing and speaking against slavery. Scarce first edition in original state. RARE ANTI-McCLELLAN TRACT. Front case 2 L
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Mason, F. Van Wyck.
VALLEY FORGE: 24 DECEMBER 1777.
30 p. 12 mo. Original full cloth binding. Worn DJ. Hardbound. Very good. CHRISTMAS W70
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Pennsylvania at Gettysburg; Nicholson, Bvt. Lt. Col. John P.
PENNSYLVANIA AT GETTYSBURG. Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Mark the Positions of the Pennsylvania Commands Engaged in the Battle. Volumes 1 and 2.
Two volumes. 1162p. + Plates with full page photogravure illustrations, boldly printed by Julius Bien & Co., New York + Folding map. All edges gold gilt. Original half leather over marbled boards binding; rubbed. Hardbound. Very Good. Tight histories of every PA unit that served in the battle, with pictures of their battlefield monuments. Issued to honor all of the Pennsylvania troops at Gettysburg. The most desirable form of this famous Civil War battle history. ** PRICE JUST REDUCED!! PA 37
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Cabeen, Frank von Andersen.
THE COLONEL AND THE QUAKER, Or The Return of the Forefathers. By F. von A. Cabeen, who has also written Sons of St. Tamany.
pp. 192pp. Attractive chapter initials, printer's devices, and decorations. Colophon printed in red, and title page with red highlights. Original blue cloth binding; paper spine label edges lightly chipped. Printed on heavy cream colored rough edged paper. Number 421 of a Limited Edition of 985 copies. Signed by the author on the limitation page; and also with the author's autograph presentation (1907) to Robert C. Bair, a prominent York, PA lawyer and judge. The story of a meeting and long conversation between a colonel in the Continental Army and a Philadelphia Quaker during the Revolutionary War. Interesting reading; handsomely printed. PA 58
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(Vicars, Hedley Shafto Johnstone).
MEMORIALS OF CAPTAIN HEDLEY VICARS, NINETY-SEVENTH REGIMENT. By the Author of "The Victory Won."
pp. 300, 12 [Publisher's catalogue] + Engraved Portrait Frontis. Portrait, Title Page and Text dampstained and very foxed. Bookplate of the Bible Class Library of the Church of the Nativity, Philadelphia. Inked inscription on first fly leaf "Emma Heilman with the love of Clara L. Webb, Dec. 31, 1856 (Note: earlier than book's publishing date - but not that ususual for a Christmas / New Years gift) "Fight the good fight of faith. Looking unto Jesus". Also a light inked ownership of Richard R. Moore. First inner hinge cracked. 175mm. Original full cloth binding decorated and embossed in blind. Rear edge of spine worn and fragile with loss. Tail of spine worn with loss. Hardbound. Good. BIOGRAPHY BX 1
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Gettysburg.
PENNSLYVANIA AT GETTYSBURG. REPORT OF GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD MEMOIRAL COMMISSION. With Illustrations. 1914.
162p. Illustrated with numerous photographs. Printed plate: "Compliments of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Commission." Penciled ownership of W. McLain, 1916. Tall 8vo. Original full cloth binding, lettered in gilt. Extremities worn. Hardbound. Very Good. The illustrations show the statuary and plaques that appear on the monument. The thousands of soldiers and units named on the plaques are easily read. PA 33
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Cattermole, Rev. Richard.
THE GREAT CIVIL WAR OF THE TIMES OF CHARLES I. AND CROMWELL. With Thirty Highly-Finished Engravings, From Drawings By George Cattermole.
pp. viii, 279 + Engraved Half Title and Full Page Plates. All edges gold gilt. XLib stamp on half title and elsewhere. Offsetting from stamp on one plate only. Lacks fly leaves. 4to. 285mm. Original full blue buckram binding, worn. Spine detached with loss. ENGLAND BX 4
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Soros, George.
THE AGE OF FALLIBILITY. The Consequences Of The War On Terror.
pp. xxv, 259. 200mm. Original binding. Original priced dust jacket. First Edition. Crisp copy. Hardbound. Fine. VERIA BX 1
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Mosley, Leonard.
ON BORROWED TIME. How World War II Began.
pp. xvi, 509 + Numerous photographs. Map endpapers. 240mm. Original full black cloth binding. Original priced dust jacket, curled at edges. First Printing. WWII BX 4
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Montagu, Ewen.
THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS.
152 p. Inked ownership on title page. 160mm. Softbound. Edges slightly rubbed. Priced Scholastic Book Services paperback. First Printing. WORLD WAR II BX 4
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Lord, Walter.
THE DAWN'S EARLY LIGHT.
384 p. Illustrated. Map endpapers. 215mm. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. Hardbound. Very good. An exciting and exacting history of the British invasion of Washington and Baltimore in 1814. One of the best books on the War of 1812. AMERICANA BX 10
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Charles, Elizabeth Rundle.
THE DRAYTONS AND THE DAVENANTS. A Story of the Civil Wars: by the author of "Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta family".
509 p. + Frontis. 12mo. 175mm. Original full cloth binding decorated in black. Spine lettered in gold. Nice copy. Hardbound. Very good. Elizabeth Rundle Charles (1828-1896) was the daughter of an English MP from Devon. She authored over 50 books. This one is on the English Civil Wars. LIT BX 7
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Daniels, Jonathan.
THE DEVIL'S BACKBONE. The Story of the Natchez Trace.
267 p. Pelican paperback. AMERICANA BX 10
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Brennan, Dan.
THE NAKED NIGHT.
159 p. Margins slightly browned. 160mm. Softbound. Lion Books paperback, priced. Cover paintings by George Gross. Edges slightly rubbed. Front cover slightly creased. Second printing. LIT BX 7
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Woodley, Thomas Frederic.
THADDEUS STEVENS.
664 p. + Illustrations. Original publisher's full blue leaf patterned cloth binding, lettered in gilt. Thick 8vo. 230 mm. Thaddeus Stevens (1792-1868), of Pennsylvania, was a Radical Republican leader, and one of the most powerful members of the United States House of Representatives. An extremely important figure in Civil War era politics. PA 3
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Miller, John C.
ORIGINS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
pp. (xiv), 519. Illustrations. Decorative drawings by Eric M. Simon. 8vo. Original publisher's blue cloth binding; decorated in gold gilt. Hardbound. Very good. The author, John C. Miller (1908-1981), professor at several important colleges, wrote major books about early American history that won praise for their scholarship, analysis, research, and fresh insights that dispelled many myths. His work captured the color and personalities of history while exploring the political, social and economic forces that shaped events. PA 8 REAR
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Nesbitt, Mark.
GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG III. Spirits, Apparitions, and Haunted Places of the Battlefield.
76p. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Original pictorial wraps. PA PAMPH 20_2 BX2
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