‎Guerre‎

‎United States War & Navy Departments with the Assistance of Time Inc‎

‎Recognition Journal. Numbers 10 & 14 1944‎

‎Washington: War & Navy Departments/Time Inc. 1944. Whole Numbers 10 & 14 published 1944; these 2 issues only; first editions Restricted but at the same time to be given full distribution all folio in pictorial paper wrappers reminiscent of Life magazine's format each issue 30-50 pages and all illustrated throughout; general light age toning to interiors still a good pair; mostly ships and airplanes with many profiles and views from different ranges also occasional articles on tanks and other armored vehicles. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: War & Navy Departments/Time, Inc. unknown‎

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‎Czech-Jochberg, Erich‎

‎Vom 30 Januar Zum 21 Marz Die Tage Der Nationalen Erhebung‎

‎Leipzig: Das Neue Deutchland 1933. First Edition . Cloth. Good/No Jacket. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Gray boards with gilt and red on front cover.67-152pplfacs German text. Interior very good. Long split on rear board at spine. <br/> <br/> Das Neue Deutchland hardcover‎

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‎GUERRA, Tonino (Santarcangelo di Romagna 1920-2012)‎

‎Odisèa. Viàz de poeta sa Ulisse‎

‎Arezzo: Bracciali 2007. Brossura wrappers. Ottimo Fine. Testo romagnolo - italiano. Testo e numerose illustrazioni a colori di cui alcune a piena pagina di Tonino Guerra. 8vo. pp. 244. Ottimo Fine. Prima edizione First Edition. <em>Il Maestro di Santarcangelo ha riscritto e disegnato il libro dei libri: L'Odissea.<br /><br />"Era quasi inevitabile che nel suo lungo percorrere e ricercare il campo della poesia Tonino Guerra si disponesse accanto al fuoco a parlare con Ulisse";" non con l'epico sterminatore di troiani ma con il pellegrino stravolto e affaticato del mare" Roberto Roversi<br /></em> Bracciali, unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 221473 ISBN : 8862360037 9788862360036

‎(Seven Years' War) Johnson, William‎

‎Relacao de huma batalha succedida no campo de Lake Giorge na America Septemtrional entre as Tropas Inglazas commandadas pelo Coronel Guilhelmo e as Francezas das quae era Commandante o General Barao Dieskau aos 30 aos 30. de Junho do prezente anno de 1757 / traduzida no idioma Portuguez; extrahida de huma carta escrita pelo mesmo coronel logo despois do successo ao general Wensvort governador da nova Hamsphire sic e mandada inclusa em outra escrita em postmaute capital da mesma provincia‎

‎Lisboa: Domingos Rodrigues 1757. First edition. Woodcut vignette to title-page. 7 blank pp. Small 4to. A very good copy some very faint dampstaining. First edition. Woodcut vignette to title-page. 7 blank pp. Small 4to. A Portuguese translation of General William Johnson's "Letter to the Governours of the Several Colonies who raised Troops on the Present Expedition" signed in the text "Wilhelmo Gonson." <br /> <br /> Not long after the commencement of the Seven Years' War Johnson was appointed British agent to the Iroquois. On 28 August 1755 he renamed Lac Saint Sacrement Lake George in honor of the British monarch and proceeded north as part of a four-pronged attack on the French specifically to capture the French-held Fort St. Frédéric at Crown Point. <br /> <br /> "It was not the greatest battle of the French and Indian War but it came when a victory was needed and the results were momentous. It retrieved both the glory and morale so badly depleted when Braddock fell at the forks of the Ohio the previous July. It blunted a French drive which menaced Albany and the northern frontier set up a new English outpost in that area and the capture of a distinguished French general Dieskau was triumph for the victors and humiliation for the enemy" Hamilton.<br /> <br /> The publication of this letter was of course a remarkable source of propaganda for the English and boosted Johnson's career signficantly. The letter was reprinted in London an engraved plan of the battle was produced as well as portrait. This Lisbon printing is however very rare and little known. It's not in COPAC there wasn't a copy in the Streeter Sale. In fact the last copy on the market we can find was in 1928. Not in Church; Sabin 38661; Maggs "Biblioteca Americana" IV 2998; Milton W. Hamilton "Battle Report: Genreal William Johnson's Letter to the Governors Lake George September 9-10 1755" in Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society April 1964 pp 19-36 [Domingos Rodrigues] unknown‎

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‎Stanley, Peter (Introduction).‎

‎What Did You Do in the War Daddy A visual history of propoganda posters.‎

‎Melbourne: Oxford University Press 1983. 4to xvii pp introduction by Peter Stanley followed by 107 pp of poster reproductions in colour and black and white many full page. Original black cloth front board chipped at corner in edge-worn dustwrapper. Posters from Australia including regional Australia Great Britain England Scotland Ireland USA Canada Ceylon Egypt France Germany Malaya New Zealand Philippines South Africa and the Soviet Union. Seven posters by Norman Lindsay are featured: the series of six produced for the Commonwealth's 'last recruiting campaign' and one painting and verse reprinted from The Bulletin. Other artists represented include Norman Rockwell Harry J Weston B E Pike H M Burton Souter Mabel G Dawkins H M Raven Herbert Pizer William J Franks E V Kealy Michael P Whelan H R Hopps Paul Neumann Poulbot and Leonard. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Oxford University Press‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 8171 ISBN : 0195544048 9780195544046

‎(Mexican American War) Farnum, John Egbert‎

‎Autograph Document Signed "J. Egbert Farnum late of the U.S.A." Being a hand-written poem relating an incident of the Mexican American War‎

‎New York City 1854. 3 pp. pen and ink on bifolium. 8vo. Old folds very minor stain to edge of bottom right corner on first page not affecting text else fine. 3 pp. pen and ink on bifolium. 8vo. Romantic in a style befitting the era Farnum offers a graphic account of a a heart-wrenching scene from battle which he describes as "carelessly written but respectfully dedicated to Maria L. Green." Reading in part:<br /> <br /> ."Where hot and fiercest raged the fight<br /> Where lead came down like rain ~<br /> Where bursting bombshells feeble light<br /> Discovered heaps of slain ~<br /> I saw a little laughing sprite<br /> A joyous little dear<br /> Leading a pet lamb through the fight<br /> Without one though of fear. ~"<br /> <br /> Soldier express rider mercenary adventurer and notoriously hard drinking brawler John Egbert Farnum's 1824-1870 military career began in the Mexican American War where he served as a sgt. major in the 2nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment. He would go on to see action in the Crimean War and the jungles of Cuba and Nicaragua before enlisting as a major in the Union Army in 1861. Farnum fought gallantly in some of the bloodiest engagements of the American Civil War including Fredericksburg Chancellorsville and Gettysburg before his wounds forced him to retire from active service Farnum was shot 19 times and suffered two saber wounds. He was promoted to brevet brigadier general for his meritorious service. <br /> Despite his incredible war record Farnum is more often remembered for his involvement in the infamous voyage of the schooner Wanderer. Built as a luxury racing yacht the Wanderer was purchased by William Corrie in 1858 with the assistance of southern "fire eater" Charles A.L. Lamar. Corrie had the schooner refitted as a slave ship and along with Farnum who later claimed ignorance of the scheme and the ship's crew sailed to Africa and loaded 407 slaves aboard. They arrived off Jeckyll Island Georgia in November and were arrested for violating the 1807 Act Prohibiting the Importation of Slaves. Farnum was charged with piracy. He escaped jail but was recaptured and after a lengthy and sensational trial in which the President of the United States James Buchanan came to his defense he was acquitted of all charges. unknown‎

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‎[Korean War]. MUNROE, Lieutenant Clark C (and others)‎

‎Second to None cover title. The Second United States Infantry Division in Korea 1950-1951. Together with . Korea 1951-52 and . Korea 1953‎

‎Nashville: The Battery Press 1992. Hardcover. Fine. Nashville The Battery Press 1992 all three volumes facsimile edition/ 1952 1953 and 1954. Quarto three volumes xxii 229; xii 215; and xii 235 pages with numerous illustrations from photographs and line drawings in each volume. Pictorial cloth; neat ownership signature on each front free endpaper; a fine set. 3 items. The Battery Press hardcover‎

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‎GUERRA, Tonino (Santarcangelo di Romagna 1920-2012)‎

‎La prima luce‎

‎Valverde: Il Girasole Edizioni Le gru d'oro 2005. Brossura wrappers. Perfetto Mint. . 8vo. pp. 32. Perfetto Mint. Edizione originale di 300 es. numerati. Letteratura italiana del 900 italiano Gambetti 2007 Gambetti Lucio Vezzosi Franco Rarità bibliografiche del Novecento italiano. Repertorio delle edizioni originali. Milano Edizioni Sylvestre Bonnard 2007. Il Girasole Edizioni, Le gru d'oro unknown‎

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‎(World War II)‎

‎Identity documents and ephemera of Sgt. Gerald McDowell U.S.A.F. as prisoner of war in Stammlager XVII B Stalag 17B Krems Austria 1943-1945‎

‎Krems Austria 1945. 4to and smaller. Some toning overall very good. 4to and smaller. Identity documents and ephemera of American Air Force tail gunner Sgt. Gerald McDowell 1923-2002. McDowell and the flight crew of the B17 nicknamed Hell's Belle survived being shot down over Germany in 1943 and were interned at Stalag 17B in Austria. At the war's end the camp guards marched American prisoners west to meet the U.S. Armored Division at Braunau and avoid the Soviet troops occupying eastern Austria. McDowell wrote a memoir of his war experiences A Tail Gunner's Tale 1991. Stalag 17 gained notoriety from the 1953 Hollywood film of the same name staring William Holden.<br /> <br /> Comprising:<br /> <br /> 1. Camp identification document for Gerald McDowell no. 100478 with two photographs side and profile with chalk board identity number. Old fold splt repaired on verso. With corresponding stamped metal badge. Illustrated at p. 114 of his book<br /> <br /> 2. Broadside: Kgf.-M.-Stammlager XVII B. Teillager der Luftwaffe. Lagerführung. Gneixendorf June 11th 1944. Warning ! 1. Any P.o.W. touching or crossing warning wire during day-time will be fired upon immediately. . Stencil printed signed in ink by "E-" above stencil legend: Hauptmann and 1st Lageroffizier. Old folds. Tipped onto card. Illustrated at p. 90 of his book. Of extreme rarity.<br /> <br /> 3. BATCH D.B. Pencil portrait of Gerald McDowell Signed and dated lower right D.B. Batch P.O.W. 13/1/45 Krems Austria. 9 x 6 inches. Tipped onto card. Framed.<br /> <br /> 4. Recipes for "D-Bar Spread" "Chocolate Cream Pudding" "Gallop" and other P.O.W. dishes using D-Bars C-Rations "Jerry" sugar etc. 5 small cards closely written on versos of typed prisoner ID fiches 4 x 2 inches. Tipped onto card. Toned.<br /> <br /> with:<br /> 5. PHELPER Ben H. Kriegie Memories title from cover. Photographs and handwritten text. 64 pp. Aurora Illinois: Printed by Barker printing Co. 1946. Blue leather grained cloth upper cover titled in gilt. OCLC: 85169189 4 copies. Inscribed by the author on the first blank "Jerry: May you always be free and happy. Good luck Ben". Rare privately printed account of experiences inside Stalag 17B by "Luftgangster No. 113204" with photographs of camp life and of the march towards liberation in May 1945. With a dozen annotations by McDowell usually in red ink indicating himself or other fellow inmates in the photographs including a picture in the "Cardboard Playhouse" of McDowell in a dress captioned in the text "a glamour shot of one of our boy actors . Some of the lads sure did look good when they made up as a girl." Presentation copy of an astonishing illustrated narrative<br /> <br /> 6. MCDOWELL Gerald. E. A Tail Gunner's Tale. Vantage Press 1991. Review copy as new. unknown‎

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‎War Staff Admiralty‎

‎GERMAN RIGID AIRSHIPS‎

‎The Naval & Military Press pp. 336 . Papeback. New. The Naval & Military Press unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 696964546 ISBN : 1847349978 9781847349972

‎Office Novembe War Office November 1921‎

‎Manual of Field Works All Arms 1921‎

‎The Naval & Military Press pp. 444 . Hardback. New. The Naval & Military Press hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 6102594030 ISBN : 1847343627 9781847343628

‎Office Printed War Office Printed 1792‎

‎Rules and Regulations for the Formations Field-Exercise and Movements of His Majestyos Forces 1792‎

‎The Naval & Military Press pp. 456 . Papeback. New. The Naval & Military Press unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 6128944016 ISBN : 1843429268 9781843429265

‎[Boer War Broadside]‎

‎Lord Methuen's Operations. A Most Successful March! Wolmaransstad & Hartebeestfontein Taken. 5000 Cattle and 15000 Sheep Captured! Battle of Hartebeestfontein Poort! A Stubborn Fight! drop-title‎

‎Klerksdorp Transvaal: Printed by H.M. Guest Printer Bookseller and Stationer 'Mining Record' Office 1901. Very Good. Klerksdorp Transvaal Printed by H.M. Guest Printer Bookseller and Stationer 'Mining Record' Office 3 March 1901. A broadside printed on acidic newsprint recto only approximately 440 × 285 mm. Lightly creased where once folded with trifling chips to some edges but overall in excellent condition recently mounted on archival tissue for lasting stability and housed in a Mylar sleeve with a loose acid-free backing board for support. The 'Hobart Mercury' 18 April 1901 reprints the text of this broadside in its entirety with the following informative introductory paragraph: 'The "Mining Record" published at Klerksdorp Transvaal issued the following "Extra" on the 3rd of March last:- The First Tasmanian Bushmen took part in the fight at Hartebeestfontein Poort and got through without any casualties'. The headline action took place on 18 February 'after a march of a fortnight and fighting almost every day'. The second paragraph gives details of a sharp skirmish in thick bush at Uitval's Kop on 3 February. 'The Boers laid in wait in the bush and the troops had to clear the position which they did in a most gallant manner. The Boers were in front and on the flanks in force. After some sharp fighting the Boers retired our loss being one South Australian killed and five Bushmen and two South Australians wounded among the latter being Lieut. Dempsey'. These casualties were members of the 3rd South Australian Bushmen's Contingent; the soldier killed was 34 Corporal C.W.B. Currie. Printed by H.M. Guest, Printer, Bookseller and Stationer, 'Mining Record' Office unknown‎

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‎(Boer War)‎

‎Hymn for Our Soldiers By the Sister of an Officer To the Tune of "Onward! Christian Soldiers"‎

‎London: Of A. H. Blackburn Stationer Also of H. Roberts Harrison & Sons Typ. 1899. 1 vols. 4 x 6 1/2 inches. Single page printed on both sides. Creased. 1 vols. 4 x 6 1/2 inches. To be sold for the Boer War Fund at a cost of 1d. <br/><br/> Of A. H. Blackburn, Stationer, Also of H. Roberts (Harrison & Sons Typ.)] unknown‎

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‎(War of 1812) Everett, Alexander‎

‎An Address delivered at Salem on the Eighth of January 1836 at the request of the Democratic Young Men of that place in Commemoration of the Victory of New Orleans‎

‎Boston: Beals & Greene Printers 1836. First edition. 61 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Stab sewn as issued. Some spotting minor edgewear else very good. First edition. 61 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Sabin 23223. Sabin 23223 <br/><br/> Beals & Greene, Printers unknown‎

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‎(Military history) Calhoun, J C, Secretary of War‎

‎Documents accompanying the Bill Making Further Appropriations for the Military Service of the U. S. for the year 1822 and for other purposes. April 8 1822. Printed by order of the House of Representatives. 107‎

‎Washington: Printed by Gales & Seaton 1822. pp. 44 four folding tables browned portion of lower margin of one cut away. 1 vols. 8vo. Disbound browning and foxing first and last leaves very soiled else very good. pp. 44 four folding tables browned portion of lower margin of one cut away. 1 vols. 8vo. Reports of the Quartermaster's Department and the Ordnance Department including a statement of the progress made in the establishment of military depots in the United States also the expenses of the Court martial "convened for the trial of militia delinquents during the late war in the state of New York" <br/><br/> Printed by Gales & Seaton unknown‎

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‎(Spanish-American War) [McKinley, William]‎

‎Message from the President of the United States Transmitting the Report of the Naval Court on Inquiry upon the Destruction of the United States Battle Ship Maine in Havana Harbor February 15 1898 together with the Testimony Taken Before the Court‎

‎Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1898. First edition. Numerous photographs of the wreck two folding plans. 305 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Gray printed wrappers. Edges a bit toned; Near Fine. First edition. Numerous photographs of the wreck two folding plans. 305 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. <br/><br/> Government Printing Office unknown‎

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‎(Civil War) Abbot, Willis J‎

‎Blue Jackets of '61. A History of the Navy in the War of Secession‎

‎New York: Dodd Mead and Company 1886. First edition. With illustrations principally by W. C. Jackson. viii 318 pp. 1 vols. Small 4to. Gilt pictorial blue and cream-colored cloth with the cream color representing a sail. Some light rubbing lower hinge tender. Very Good. Mcvickar. First edition. With illustrations principally by W. C. Jackson. viii 318 pp. 1 vols. Small 4to. An unusual item with a very handsome cover. Not in Howes or Sabin. Not in Howes or Sabin <br/><br/> Dodd, Mead, and Company hardcover‎

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‎(World War I) Maurras, Charles‎

‎Les Nuits d'Epreuve et La Memoire de l'Etat. Chronique du Bombardement de Paris‎

‎Paris: Nouvelle Librairie Nationale 1924. Second Edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Bound in 3/4 calf and marbled boards original wrappers bound in. Fine. Second Edition. 1 vols. 8vo. <br/><br/> Nouvelle Librairie Nationale hardcover‎

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‎(Civil War) Michie, Peter S‎

‎The Life and Letters of Emory Upton Colonel of the Fourth Regiment of Artillery and Brevet Major-General U.S. Army‎

‎New York: D. Appleton and Company 1885. First edition. Frontispiece portrait. 511 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Maroon morocco a.e.g. Extremities rubbed upper board half detached else Very Good. First edition. Frontispiece portrait. 511 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. <br/><br/> D. Appleton and Company unknown‎

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‎(Boer War) Carter, Sergeant DA D A‎

‎20 Letters reporting events at Ladysmith the Transvaal Bloemfontein and elsewhere‎

‎VP including Ladysmith Geluk Farm Vluchfontein et al. 1901. Nine ALS three TLS eight carbons. 64 pp in total. Folio & 4to. Very good some tiny chips to carbons and one two spots of minor dampstaining not affecting legibility. In manilla folder. Nine ALS three TLS eight carbons. 64 pp in total. Folio & 4to. A fine group of letters by an English intelligence officer steadily rising through the ranks. In 1899 he is "sleeping in the open air only one blanket & one waterproof sheet." Within a year he was Lord Roberts' private clerk and in December 1900 he is stationed at the Commander-in-Chief's Office Kitchener's doing "confidential military work for the Military Secretary to Lord Kitchener." <br /> <br /> Although part of the intelligence service Carter saw more than his share of fighting. He describes the march to Ladysmith and the action at Elands Laagte Station noting "a bullet going through the top of my helmet and cutting off some of my hair but without even scratching the skin."<br /> <br /> The next four letters were written from Ladysmith and provide a full account of the siege. "The Boers had big siege guns mounted on the hills around Ladysmith which quite outclassed our light field guns . They'd completely invested Ladysmith & cut the telegraph lines & pulled up the Railway . Then began the long dreary siege." Carter reports using "a lot of pigeons" and the cost of Kaffir and Zulu runners to get letters out of Ladysmith and at least one of his letters not here was published in the Hamilton Spectator.<br /> <br /> The siege is depicted much like a holiday camp citing football matches swimming races water polo cricket. "We got so indifferent to the Boer 'snipers' that you would see most of our chaps having an afternoon siesta behind their trenches while bullets would be chipping the stones around them. We also used to organise pools when we could see some of the Boers and have a long range shooting match the man who bowled the first Boer over taking the pool." Yet there is also much on troops movements information on the Boers the conditions of Ladysmith accounts of engaging the enemy and reflections on the experience of combat: "the actual fighting is all right as the excitement deadens your faculties but after a battle when . you see your poor companions who a few hours before were joking with you lying dead or else writhing in the agonies of pain caused by frightful wounds then you feel your courage leaving you and your nerves getting like wax." <br /> <br /> The remaining correspondence includes three letters as Carter's regiment treks across the Transvaal through August and September 1900. These too are full of detail of life in the field bivouacking scouting enemy positions and action: "There was a grand opportunity for our Field Artillery. They simply pumped shrapnel into them the Artillery Officers going mad at the sight and shrieking to the gunners 'fire! fire! hurry up you b----- fools you never had such a chance fire!' . You could see at every discharge of the guns the Boers falling and at the same time our splendid Infantry running for all they were worth trying to get at them with the bayonet . It is very seldom the Boers leave any wounded or dead behind them and it proves how hard we pressed them . It was like a shambles . one two or more bodies horribly mutilated by the effects of the Lyddite."<br /> <br /> The final group commences with Carter being stationed at the Commander-in-Chief's office and he wastes no opportunity to use the special mail service for his own correspondence. He describes Kitchener at work and provides insight to life in the office. Yet beneath this is a yearning for the war to end and a frustration that it can't be done in one swift battle: "We cannot get a good fight out of the beggars they simply have a few shots at us and as soon as we get near enough to do some damage off they go helter-skelter." <br /> <br /> This group were all addressed to Carter's long time friend we know only by the name of Jose. Given the warmth and detail included here it's possible that he was using these letters as a substitute for a diary. Carter served with some distinction in 1st Manchester Regiment and was mentioned in the despatches. unknown‎

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‎[STANTON, Edwin M, Secretary of War]‎

‎Instructions for Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers on Outpost and Patrol Duty and Troops in Campaign.‎

‎Washington:: Governmetn Printing Office 1863. First edition. original printed wrappers. Old pencil calculations to two pages and the wrappers eraseable; wrappers dust-soiled and spotted with light edgewear; but attractive nonetheless. . 8vo. Engraved illustrations. Governmetn Printing Office, unknown‎

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‎[Boer War]‎

‎Letters from an Uitlander 1899-1902. With introduction by Major Sir Bartle Frere‎

‎London: John Murray 1903. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. London John Murray 1903 Murray's Imperial Library edition. Octavo iv 167 8 publisher's catalogue pages. Murray's Imperial Library colour pictorial cloth a little flecked and rubbed; top edge foxed; acidic endpapers discoloured with trifling surface abrasions to the front endpaper; inner hinge slightly cracked and with slight chiefly surface tears; a very good copy. The letters were written to Sir Bartle Frere 'in regular succession from a date shortly before the war broke out. The writer is a man who has long been resident in South Africa and has held more the position of onlooker than of participator in its political and commercial affairs. He is not connected with gold mining he has carefully watched events and he is an honest English gentleman'. John Murray hardcover‎

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‎[CIVIL WAR] DAVIS, George B US ARMY ARCHIVES U S‎

‎The Official Military Atlas of the Civil War.‎

‎Norwalk Connecticut:: The Easton Press 1982. Collector's Edition . publisher's gilt full leather a.e.g.; in the publisher's shrinkwrap. A fine copy. Folio. Illustrated. The Easton Press, hardcover‎

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‎[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

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