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1902ref. 45649New York: F. Tennyson Neely 1902. Tall 8vo. 54 pp. Frntsp. numerous plates. Blue cloth gilt lettering & illustration on front cover of twin revolvers minor rubbing shelfwear cloth varnished still a VG- copy inscribed by the author to Mrs. Byron P. -- Elizabeth Rebecca Hunter Moulton 1856-1916 Poland Spring Maine July 1906. Mrs. Moulton was a noted Philadelphia socialite & philanthropist who along with her husband summered in Poland Spring during the Gilded Age. Byron P. Moulton 1836-1909 was one of the owners of the Reyburn Hunter & Co. lightning rod manufacturing company. First edition inscribed of this account of how a pair of revolvers were lost when Col. Charles F. Manderson 1837-1911 of the 19th Ohio Volunteer Regiment Ohio Infantry was captured by the Confederates after the battle of Chattanooga. He offers an excellent first hand account of the battles of Murfreesboro Stone River and of Chatanooga as well as recounting how he eventually recovered the pair after becoming the U.S. Senator for Nebraska from 1883 to 1895. F. Tennyson Neely, hardcover
1900ref. 71470Washington: Government Printing Office 1900. First edition of War Notes 1-8. Octavo. Variously paginated. Folding maps. Each of the eight parts with its own orange front and rear wrappers. Publisher's pebble-grain green cloth with gilt spine and cover lettering. Front hinge starting ery narrow bands of dampstaining to top and bottom about an eighth of an inch each some minor silverfishing to cloth. A complete copy clean in the original binding. Government Printing Office hardcover
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1992ref. 45394Dallas TX: League of World War I Aviation Historians 1992. Folio. ix 1 162 pp. Over 100 photos maps illusts. diagrams. Blue cloth silver lettrng w/ d.j. NF/NF copy. First edition of this monograph on the 11th Aero Squadron composed of DH-4s and their introduction in World War I as the first American built bombers and bomber squadrons. League of World War I Aviation Historians, hardcover
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