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1885rif. 38319Berlin, Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, 1885. VIII, 223 Seiten, mit einer graphischen Darstellung der Dienstzeiten der 213 Offiziere im Regiment (auf einem mehrfach gefalteten, 67 x 92 cm großen Plan beiliegend in der Lasche der hinteren Einbanddecke) 8°, blaues illustriertes und blindgeprägtes O Ln mit Voll-Goldschnitt,
1989rif. 76930Herford ; Bonn : Mittler 1989. 154 S. : Ill., 1 Kt. ; 21 cm Pappe 0
1989rif. 231400Herford ; Bonn : Mittler, 1989. 154 S. : Ill., 1 Kt. 21 cm. Pp., gebundene Ausgabe, SU.
2003rif. 76265Köln: Bölau 2003. 498 S. Quellen- u. Lit.verz. Reg. Gr 8° Kart. *verlagsneu*
1926rif. 220361Zürich, Edition Wüthrich, 1926.
1897rif. 60085Wien, Verlag von Moritz Perles, 1897. 8°. VII, 211 (1) S., Mod. Lwd.
19374to., First Edition , with numerous coloured and sepia-toned photographs and illustrations throughout; original blue wrappers, colour illustrations mounted on front wrapper, wire-stitched as issued, decorative wove ribbon, yapped edges, covers very lightly dust-soiled else a near fine copy. With numerous trade advertisements (many illustrated) throughout. IN THIS CONDITION, A RARE SURVIVAL.
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1897rif. 43232Buffalo: The Courier Company Designers Engravers Printers 1897. 1897. NEW YORK CIVIL WAR. First edition. 7 3/4" x 9 3/4" red white and blue string-tied buffalo head design n. p. 94 pp. illustrated portraits. This official souvenir book of the 31st reunion lists the officers of the G.A.R. with their photographs describes various auxiliary units Women’s Relief Corps Daughters of Veterans etc. chronicles the contributions of the state of New York Buffalo and Erie Counties in the war as well as an enumeration of companies by unit type. However about 75% of the booklet is devoted to a description of Buffalo and its attractions with photographs of various buildings businesses street scenes residents parks etc. The encampments began in 1866 one year after the close of the Civil War and this is the 31st consecutive year that it had been held. A wonderfully visual piece. Small gift inscription on rear inside cover a tiny old water stain to bottom edge of some rear pages but not affecting the text or pictures a small crease to bottom edge of front cover else a very good internally clean copy. The Courier Company, Designers, Engravers, Printers, 1897]. unknown
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1997rif. 250104039Paladin Pr 1997-01-01. paperback. Good. 8x0x11. Clean text. Shelving code LSA HF Paladin Pr paperback
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1864rif. 6016Richmond: R. M. Smith Public Printer 1864. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. Octavo. 98 pp. Confederate imprint. Bound in later cloth-backed boards with printed paper label on the front cover. Lacking wrappers if so issued. Cover and contents toned; title page is missing the bottom corner affecting only the margin. Uncommon. Dornbusch outlines the contents: "Enemy attack on Fort McAllister Feb. 1 1863; reports engagements at Fayette Court House Cotton Hill Gauley Charleston and pursuit of the enemy to the Ohio; General Bragg's reports of the battles of Richmond Munfordsville & Perryville; report of Rhode's brigade at Seven Pines; capture of the gunboat J.P. Smith at Stone river" Dornbusch III 1429. Howes O-31; Parrish & Willingham 2348. R. M. Smith, Public Printer unknown
1900rif. 72-208GPO 1900. 1900. 154p. Period annotation in pencil. Black cloth. Ex. lib. Bookplates. Good copy. Hardback. Good. Book. GPO, 1900.
1943rif. 190146Washington: United States Government Printing Office 1943-45-46. With appreciation of your tremendous service to the army and support of me General Brehon Burke Somervell copies with his name on the front covers the first two volumes inscribed to him by George Marshall who selected Somervell to command the newly created Services of Supply. The first volume is inscribed "To General Somervell with appreciation and warm regard G. Marshall"; the second "Dear Somervell - Please accept this copy of my final report as Chief of Staff with appreciation of your tremendous service to the army and support of me with my affectionate regards - G. Marshall October 5 1945". "General George C. Marshall the army's chief of staff during World War II held Somervell in high regard for his ability to perform monumental tasks. The US Army in World War II was probably the best-supplied army that had ever gone to war. Much of the credit for that accomplishment goes to Somervell who provided the 'sinews of war' for a military effort that literally spanned the globe" American National Biography. The first two reports were submitted by Marshall. The first covering July 1941 to June 1943 describes the United States Army's expansion from emergency mobilisation through Pearl Harbor early defeats and the first major Allied offensives. The second covering July 1943 to June 1945 recounts the campaigns that brought victory in Italy Germany and Japan and sets out Marshall's analysis of American mobilisation strategy supply and command. The third is by Eisenhower and gives the Supreme Commander's official account of Allied operations in Europe from the Normandy landings to the German surrender. These are the original editions produced by the United States Government Printing Office in Washington; trade editions were also later produced. An earlier report not present here had covered 1 July 1939 to 30 June 1941. 3 vols one octavo 232 x 135 mm 2 quarto 305 x 210 mm. Contemporary black pebble-grained skiver front covers lettered in gilt. Bindings a little worn at extremities some mottling to covers scattered foxing otherwise very good. unknown
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1929rif. 84-725GPO 1929. 1929. 1292p. Blue wraps. Heavy. Some chipping to cover. Soiled. Good Copy. Paperback. Good. Book. GPO, 1929. Paperback
1929rif. 44-962GPO 1929 1929. 1292p. Large wraps. Heavy. Cover & spine chipped rubbed torn. Rear cover off. Fair to Poor Copy. Paperback. Fair. GPO, 1929 Paperback
