Mosby, John S. Mosby's War Reminiscences and Stuart's Cavalry Campaigns. Boston: Geo. A. Jones & Co., 1887. 8vo. Bound in brown leatherette. Engraved designs and gilt lettering on cover. Flower patterned end pages. Engravings of two soldiers with facsimile signatures in front matter. 256 pp. Condition: Slight rubbing on boards. Some spotting in front matter. Slight bumping on edges. Wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscription in front matter.

Abbott, Othman A. Recollections of a Pioneer Lawyer. A special Publication of the Nebraska State Historical Society. First edition. Lincoln, 1929. 8vo. Red cloth. Gilt seal on cover and gilt lettering on spine. Frontis of Abbott in his Civil War uniform, plates, map. 175 pp. During the Civil War he served as a 1st Lieutenant in the 9th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry. Condition: Plastic sleeve. Slight bumping on corners.

Duke, Basil W. History of Morgan's Cavalry. Cincinnati, Miami Printing and Publishing Company, 1867. 8vo. 578 pp. Full bound in black leatherette. Gilt lettering on spine. Stamp on front matter. Frontispiece engraving of General Morgan. "This work is the standard account of General John H. Morgan and his Confederate Cavalry, which was principally composed of the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 8th Kentucky regiments and the 9th Tennessee. The author, Basil Duke, assumed command of Morgans Cavalry after the death of General Morgan in 1864." (Coleman). Coleman 1177; Howes D-548; Nevins I, pg. 83; Sabin 21167 Condition: Slight fading on back board. Yellowing to text block. Front end pages ripped

[Civil War] Benedict, Col. G. G. A Short History of the 14th Vermont Reg't. An Account of the Reunion Held July 4th, 1887. Also, a Roster of the Regiment, with Present Address of Members. Co. F, 14th Vermont Regiment, 1887. 8vo. 97 pp. Full bound in leatherette. Gilt designs and lettering on cover. Green vegetal-patterned paper end pages. Copy of title page from The Century War Book in front matter. Frontispiece engraving of Major-General John F. Reynolds. Condition: Bunching in leatherette on cover. Fading to spine. Two slightly bumped corners.

3 volumes on the borderland in the Civil War. Smith, Edward Conrad. The Borderland in the Civil War. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1927. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Stamped ruling on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. 412 pp. Connelley, William Elsey. Quantrill and the Border Wars. First edition. Cedar Rapids: The Torch Press Publishers, 1910. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Ex libris. Sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece portrait of William Clarke Quantrill. 66 illustrations, 7 maps. 542 pp. McElroy, John. The Struggle for Missouri. Washington, D.C., The National Tribune Co., 1909. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Red leather spine labels with gilt lettering. Frontispiece color illustration of the meeting in the St. Louis Hotel. 13 portraits, 4 maps, and 5 illustrations. 342 pp. Condition: Ridges on rear board. Wear on spine ends. Ruffled edge of text block. Graphite inscriptions throughout.

[Civil War] Harvard Memorial Biographies. Cambridge, Sever and Francis, 1867. 2 vols. 8vo. Bound in maroon cloth with engraved designs on cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Maroon paper end pages. 445 pp, 483 pp. Condition: Some rubbing on boards. Slightly bumped corners. Slight wear on heads of spines. Small graphite inscription in front matter of second volume and red ink inscription in back of text block of second volume.

[Civil War] Wister, Sarah. Walter S. Newhall. A Memoir. Philadelphia, 1864. Published for the benefit of the Sanitary Commission. 8vo. Black cloth backed red paper boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Brown paper end pages. Gilt top edge of text block. Frontispiece engraving of Captian Newhall with facsimile signature. 140 pp. Walter Newhall was an aide to Colonel John B. McIntosh and achieved the rank of captain in the Third Pennsylvania Volunteer Calvary. Sabin 54999. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Wear on head and tail of spine. Front board detached, spine partially loose. Graphite inscriptions in front matter.

Meck, Charles. First City Zouaves and City Grays, History of Harrisburg's Leading Military Organization 1861-1913, Series of Sketches Covering Fifty-Two Years of Service in Peace and War. Harrisburg, PA, The Telegraph Printing Company, 1914. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt lettering on cover. Ex libris with previous owner stamp on ffep Frontispiece photograph of Captain Thomas F. Maloney, fifth commander First City Zouaves (Co. A, in battalion) and City Grays. Photographs throughout. 237 pp. Condition: Dampstaining on boards and text block. Slight wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscription on front end page.

[Civil War] 2 books about the Fifth Maryland Regiment. Fifth Regiment, Infantry, Nat. Guard. U.S. Volunteer. A History of the Regiment from its First Organization to the Present Time, Illustrated. Copyrighted 1889-1899, by Geo. A. Meekins, Baltimore, MD, Publisher. Authorized and Enforced by the Board of Officers of the Regiment, Nov. 3, 1888, Jan. 7, 1899. Revised edition. Baltimore, A. Hoen & Co, 1899. 8vo. Full bound in cloth with engraved designs on cover. Flower patterned end pages. Ex libris. Library blind-stamps on front end page and in front matter. Frontispiece photograph and facsimile signature of Col. Frank Markoe. Photographs throughout. Several pages of 1890s advertisements from businesses in Baltimore in the back of the book. 304 pp.++ Brewer, James H. Fitzgerald. History of the 175th Infantry (Fifth Maryland). Baltimore, War Records Division Maryland Historical Society, 1955. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering and regiment badge on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. End pages displaying a map of the engagements of the Maryland Line 1776-1781 and the Fifth Maryland Regiment 1812-1814 and a map of the route of the 175th Infantry Regiment in Europe 1942-1946. Frontispiece color illustration of the Baltimore Independent Cadet uniform. Portraits, photographs, and maps throughout. 366 pp. **Note: Volume 1 concerns the 5th Regiment that formed on May 10th, 1867 while the second volume concerns the 175th regiment that formed on December 3rd, 1774. Condition: Rubbing and minor staining on boards. Culaccino on front cover. Four bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine. Several blue ink inscriptions on end pages.++ Rubbing on boards. Minor dampstaining on frontispiece and title page. Fading to spine. Wear on head of spine. Graphite inscriptions on front end page and on reverse of title page.

[Civil War] Stowits, Geo. H. History of the One Hundredth Regiment of New York State Volunteers: being a Record of its Services from its Muster In to its Muster Out; Its Muster in Roll, Roll of Commissions, Recruits Furnished through the Board of Trade of the City of Buffalo, and Short Sketches of Deceased and Surviving Officers. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews & Warren, 1870. 12mo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Ex libris. Buffalo Public School Library stamp on pastedown. Facsimile title page. Frontispiece engraving of Col. James M. Brown. 424 pp. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four slightly bumped corners. Slight wear at head and tail of spine. Graphite inscirptions on front end page.

Lot of Shoulder Strap Personal Memoirs of Generals Sheridan, Grant, and McClellan. All published in New York by Charles L. Webster & Co. between the years of 1885 and 1888. 5 volumes. All 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt designs and lettering on covers and spines. Floral patterned end pages. Frontispiece engravings and facsimile signatures of each respective general.++ Sheridan, P. H. Personal Memoirs of P. H. Sheridan. General United States Army. First edition. New York, 1888. 2 vols. Vol. 1: 7 portraits, 1 illustration, and 13 maps. Vol. 2: 5 portraits, 2 illustrations, 14 maps, and 2 facsimile letters. Vol. 1: 500 pp, vol. 2: 486 pp.++ Grant, Ulysses S. Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant. First edition. New York, 1885-1886. 2 vols. Stamp in front matter of first volume. Vol. 1: 19 illustrations, vol. 2: 31 illustrations. Fold-out facsimile letter to Grant from S. B. Buckner in which Buckner accepted Grant's demand for an 'unconditional surrender' at the Battle of Fort Donelson. Fold-out facsimile of Grant's original draft of the terms for General Lee's surrender. Several maps of Grant's military exploits also included. Vol. 1: 584 pp, vol. 2: 647 pp.++ McClellan, George B. McClellan's Own Story. The War for the Union. The Soldiers who Fought it, the Civilians who Directed it, and his Relations to it and to them. New York, 1887. 1 portrait, 3 maps, and 9 illustrations. Ink signature of William Barrett, president of the St. Paul Minnesota Board of Public Works in 1886. 677 pp. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Fading on cover of McClellan's memoirs. Bumped corners. Wear on spine ends. Some graphite and ink inscriptions. Some front hinges cracking. Ink stamps on bottom edges of text blocks of Grant's memoirs. Front end page through page iv of McClellan's memoirs detached. Worm damage in McClellan's memoirs.

[Civil War] Logan, John A. The Volunteer Soldier of America. Chicago and New York. R. S. Peale & Company, 1887. With Memoir of the Author and Military Reminiscences from General Logan's Private Journal. 8vo. Bound in green cloth with engraved designs on cover and spine. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Orange vegetal patterned paper end pages. Frontispiece color engraving of the military uniforms of American wars from 1750-1863. 706 pp. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine. One page from front matter ripped out. Front hinge cracking. Small graphite inscription on top right corner of front end page.

Lot of 2 books about General Benjamin F. Butler: Butler, Benjamin F. Autobiography and Personal Reminiscences of Major-General Benj. F. Butler. Butler's Book. A Review of his Legal, Political, and Military Career. Boston, A. M. Thayers & Co., 1892. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth with engraved designs on cover. Gilt lettering on cover. Engraved lettering on spine. Imitation silk moire end pages. Speckled text block. Ex libris. Edward Curtis Smith library sticker on pastedown. Publisher's stamp on pastedown. Frontispiece engraving of Major-General Butler, engraved from a painting by Darius Cobb in 1890, in State House at Concord, N. H. Illustrated with 125 engravings, maps, photographs, etc. 1154 pp.++ Parton, James. General Butler in New Orleans. History of the Administration of the Department of the Gulf in the Year 1862: with an account of the capture of New Orleans, and a sketch of the previous career of the general, civil and military. Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and Co., c. 1864. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt ruling and black designs on cover and spine. Gilt lettering on spine. Blue paper end pages. Gilt on top edge of text block. Two engravings of Butler with facsimile signatures in front matter. 661 pp. Condition: Four slightly bumped corners. Ripping on head and tail of spine. Some rips in back end pages. Fading to text block edges at top. Graphite inscriptions on title page and back end pages.++ Slight wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscription in front matter.

3 volumes on General Sherman. Chase, Edward. The Memorial Life of General William Tecumseh Sherman. Chicago, R. S. Peale & Co., 1891. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth with engraved designs on cover and spine. Gilt lettering on cover. Engraved lettering on spine. Frontispiece engraving of General Sherman. 558 pp. Memoirs of General William T. Sherman. By Himself. 2 Volumes. New York: D. Appleton & Co.,1875. First Edition. 8vo, royal blue cloth, gilt lettering with black stamping, large folded map. Lacking map in Vol II. Condition: Discoloration on cover. Four slightly bumped corners. Yellowing to text block. Tail-band starting to fray. Front hinge cracking. Small graphite inscription on front end page.

[Civil War] Dawes, Rufus R. A Memoir, Rufus R. Dawes, Born July 4th, 1838, Died August 1, 1899. One book from an edition of 300 copies. New York, The De Vinne Press, 1900. 8vo. Half bound in gray cloth with gray cloth boards. Medallion decoration on back board. Gilt lettering and design on cover. Gilt on top edge of text block. Frontispiece photograph of Rufus Dawes. Photographs throughout. 50 pp. Rufus R. Dawes was a military officer in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He used the middle initial "R" but had no middle name. He was noted for his service in the famed Iron Brigade, particularly during the Battle of Gettysburg. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four slightly bumped corners. Ruffled text block edges

Headley, Rev. P. C. Fighting Phil the Life and Military Career of Philip Henry Sheridan General of the Army of the United States. New edition. Boston, Lee and Shepard Publishers, 1889. 12mo. Bound in green cloth. Illustrated and gilt designs on cover and spine. Gilt lettering on spine. Yellow paper end pages. Engraving of the Raid and the Plunder and engraving depicting portraits of Ulysses S. Grant, David G. Farragut, William T. Sherman, John Ericsson, Philip H. Sheridan, and Alexander H. Mitchell in front matter. 380 pp. Condition: Some rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Spotting on end pages and on outside pages of text block. Wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscriptions on front pastedown and end page. Graphite tracing of and ripping to illustration between pages 16 and 17.

[Civil War] 3 Volumes relating to General George Gordon Meade. Meade, George Gordon. The Life and Letters of George Gordon Meade, Major General United States Army. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1913. 2 vols. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on spines. Gilt on top edge of text block for both volumes. Ex libris. Stickers from Rice Public Library on pastedowns and front end pages. Stamps reading "Fred Mende" on pastedowns. Label from previous bookseller on pastedown of first volume. Frontispiece engraving from the painting by Thomas Hicks in volume 1. Frontispiece photograph of Major-General Meade and his staff taken in Cold Harbor, VA on June 12, 1864, with list of names included, in volume 2. 6 folded maps in volume 1, 25 folded maps in volume 2. 389 pp, 432 pp.++ [Signed] Meade's Headquarters 1863-1865 Letters of Colonel Theodore Lyman from The Wilderness to Appomattox. Selected and edited by George R. Agassiz. Boston, The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1922. 8vo. Half bound in blue cloth with grey paper boards. Stamped emblem on front cover. Paper label on spine. Signature of Col. Lyman on front end page. Sticker reading "With the Compliments of Henry and Theodore Lyman" on front end page. Frontispiece lithograph depicting Col. Lyman. 16 illustrations and 13 maps. 371 pp. Condition: Slight rubbing on boards. Top corners of both volumes slightly bumped. Evidence of sticker removal on back pastedowns. Ruffled text block edges of both volumes. Small graphite inscriptions on front end page and back pastedown of volume 1.++ Rubbing on boards. Two bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine. Dent in bottom edge of rear board. Two ruffled edges of text block. Ink and graphite inscriptions on front end page.

3 volumes on Sherman's Army and March to the Sea Campaign. Condition varies; general wear and soiling. "The Story of the Great March" has external binding tape repair to joints. Hedley, F. Y. Marching Through Georgia. Pen-Pictures of Every-Day Life in General Sherman's Army, from the Beginning of the Atlanta Campaign until the Close of the War. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1890. 8vo. Full bound in brown cloth. Pictorial boards and spine stamped in gilt and black. 28 illustrations by F. L. Stoddard; lyrics to "Marching Through Georgia" in front matter. Facsimile letter from W. T. Sherman following list of illustrations. 490 pp. Nichols, George. The Story of the Great March. From the Diary of a Staff Officer. Sixteenth edition. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1865. 8vo. Full bound in burgundy cloth with gilt medal design on front cover and publisher's key blind stamp on back cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Possibly ex libris with very small "A. H. Shaw" stamp in front matter. Illustrated title page and frontispiece; folding map verso p.15. 408 pp. Conyngham, David P. Sherman's March Through the South. With Sketches and Incidents of the Campaign. New York, Sheldon and Company, 1865. 8vo. Bound in green cloth with engraved designs on front and back cover. Gilt designs and lettering on spine. 431 pp.

2 volumes of soldiers' accounts of the Union Army. Hepworth, George H. The Whip, Hoe, and Sword; or, the Gulf-Department in '63. Boston, Walker, Wise, and Company, 1864. 12mo. Full bound in beige cloth with an engraved design of a whip, a hoe, and a sword on both boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Yellow paper end pages. Frontispiece advertisement for the Three New War-Books from the publishing company. 298 pp. ++++ Anonymous. Uncle Daniel's Story of "Tom" Anderson and Twenty Great Battles. New York: A. R. Hart & Co., 1886. 12mo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt designs on cover and spine. Floral patterned end pages. Frontispiece engraving of Daniel's interview with President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton. Engraved illustrations throughout. 435 pp. Condition: Rubbing and small stains on boards. Four bumped corners. Dampstaining and scattered foxing. Ripping on pages 177-184. Scattered dirt on pages. Wear to head and tail of spine. Uneven text block. Graphite inscriptions on front pastedown and end page.

Hunter, Alexander. Johnny Reb and Billy Yank. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1905. Inscribed on front flyleaf "To Annie Safford / from her Kinsman / Alex[ander] Hunter" dated Wash D.C. 1906. First Edition. 8vo. 720pp; front. (port.), illus., b/w photos; 16 plates. Publishers green pictorial cloth stamped in gilt and black. Memoir of a private in the 17th Virginia Infantry who served for the entire duration of the war. "Highly quoted and highly in demand"--Nevins, page I:103. Condition: Minor rubbing, loss to white inlay to front board, chipping to head of spine. Front flyleaf almost loose, title page and plate at p162 loose. Occasional spotting.

[Civil War] Horne, Thomas B. Van. History of the Army of the Cumberland its Organization, Campaigns, and Battles Cincinnati, Robert Clarke & Co. 1875. "Written at the Request of Major-General George H. Thomas Chiefly from his Private Military Journal and Official and other Documents Furnished by him." In two volumes, atlas is not included. 8vos. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt design of acorn within triangle within star on upper board, reproduced in blind on lower board. Stamped black ruling on spine and upper boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Yellow endpapers. Vol I, 454pp; Vol 2., 478 pp. Condition: Both vols: Significant rubbing and dampstaining on boards; boards bowed from water damage. Dampstaining to bottom of text block. Wear to extremities. Small graphite inscription in front matter, vol 2. Contents clean and complete, both vols.

Two books about Ulysses S. Grant's life and career during and after the Civil War. Howland, Edward. Grant as a Soldier and Statesman: Being a Succinct History of his Military and Civil Career. Hartford, J. B. Burr & Company, 1868. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Brown paper end pages. Speckled text block. Frontispiece engraving and facsimile signature of General Grant. Engraved illustrations throughout. 2 pages of advertisements at back of volume. 631 pp. +++ Grant, Ulysses S.; Wilson, James Grant. General Grant's Letters to a Friend, 1861-1880. New York and Boston: T. Y. Crowell & Co.,1897. 12mo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt stamp design on cover. Gilt lettering on spine. t.e.g. 132 pp. Condition: General wear and soiling; spine cloth fading to Letters

Two Union reminiscences. Taylor, Benjamin F. Pictures of Life in Camp and Field. Chicago, S. C. Griggs & Company, 1875. 12mo. Full bound in brown cloth. Engraved black ruling on both covers and spine. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Dark brown paper end pages. Ex libris. 4 pages of advertising by the publishing company at back of volume. 270 pp. Ellis, Daniel. Thrilling Adventures of Daniel Ellis, the Great Union Guide of East Tennessee for a Period of Nearly Four Years During the Great Southern Rebellion. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1867. 8mo. Full bound in maroon cloth. Gilt emblem on front cover. Blind-stamp publisher's emblem on rear cover. Gilt designs and lettering on spine. Ex libris. Public school library sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece engraved portrait of Daniel Ellis. Illustrations throughout. 430 pp. Condition: Slight rubbing to boards and spine. Four bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine. Light soiling.

Stillwell, Leander. The Story of a Common Soldier of Army Life in the Civil War 1861-1865. 2nd edition. Franklin Hudson Publishing Co., 1920. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Frontispiece photograph of the author. Hand-written signature of Leander Stillwell on frontispiece. Portrait plates throughout. 278 pp. Condition: Rubbing and small stains on boards and spine. Four slightly bumped corners. Slight wear on head and tail of spine. Back hinge beginning to crack. Portrait plate between pages 168-169 detached. Graphite inscriptions on front end page.

2 volumes on Texas and Texans in the Civil War. Wright, Marcus J., (comp.), Simpson, Harold B, (ed.). Texas in the War 1861-1865. Hillsboro: The Hill Junior College Press, 1965. 8vo. Full bound in grey cloth. Gilt design of Texas with Confederate flag on front cover. Gilt lettering and designs on spine. End papers displaying facsimile signatures of the signers of the Texas Ordinance of Secession. Frontispiece portrait of Brig. Gen. Marcus J. Wright. Other portraits throughout. 246 pp. Lane, Walter P. Adventures and Recollections of General Walter P. Lane. Marshall, TX: News Messenger Co., [1928]. Original tan cloth. Second Edition. This is the 1928 second edition with lengthy addendum published in Marshall, Texas, home town of General Lane. The original addition appeared 1887. The Addendum (pages 131 to 180) consists of additional biographical and historical information contributed by Gen. Lane's niece. Condition: Small graphite inscriptions on front free end page.

Jones, J. B. A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate States Capital. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1866. First Edition. 2 volumes. 8vo. 3/4 bound in black leather with green marbled boards. Gilt lettering on spines. 5 ridges on spines. Tan paper end pages. Speckled text blocks. 392 pp, 480 pp. Nevins calls this the most consulted journal for wartime Richmond and the Confederacy. Nevins, Vol. I, p.115. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Corners slightly bumped. Slight spotting and dampstaining on end pages and front matter. Slight wear to heads and tails of spines. Front hinge of second volume cracked. Small graphite inscription on front end page of first volume.

3 volumes total, consisting of a married first edition, early printing 2-volume set of Uncle Tom's Cabin, and a contemporary analysis of the work by the author. Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Tom's Cabin; or Life Among the Lowly. Boston: John P. Jewett & Co.; Cleveland: Jewett, Proctor & Worthington, 1852. 2 volume set. First edition, very early printings: vol. 1 is 25th thousand, vol. 2 is 15th thousand. 12 mo Full bound in borwn cloth. Gilt emblem and blind-stamped frame on covers. Designs on front covers reproduced in blind-stamp on rear covers. Gilt lettering and blind ornamentation on spines.Yellow paper end pages. 6 plates and 2 title page vignettes. Vol. 1: 312 pp, vol. 2: 322 pp.++ Stowe, Harriet Beecher. A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin; Presenting the Original Facts and Documents upon which the Story is Founded. Together with Corroborative Statements Verifying the Truth of the Work. Boston: John P. Jewett & Co.; Cleveland: Jewett, Proctor & Worthington; London: Low and Co., 1853. 8vo. First edtion, rebound in modern black cloth with marbled blue and green paper boards. Silver lettering on spine. Blue and green marbled end pages. 262 pp. Condition: Minor rubbing on boards. Bumped corners. Scattered foxing, mostly in first volume. Wear to spine ends. Back hinge of first volume beginning to crack. Both hinges of volume 2 cracked. Slightly uneven text blocks. Graphite inscriptions on front end page of first volume.++ 2 slightly bumped corners. Dampstaining and foxing throughout. Book shop sticker on back pastedown. Small graphite inscription in front matter. Ink inscription on title page.

[Civil War] Dunn, Rev. Ballard S. Brazil, the Home for Southerners: or, a Practical Account of what the author, and others, who visited that country, for the same objects, saw and did while in that empire. New York: George B. Richardson, New Orleans: Bloomfield & Steel, 1866. 12mo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Brown paper end pages. Frontispiece engraving and facsimile signature of Ballard Dunn. 272 pp. Borba de Moraes 235; "the first insight into Confederate exiles in South America", Nevin II 188; Sabin 21319. Condition: Rubbing and staining on boards. Four bumped corners. Foxing throughout. Wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscriptions on front end page and front matter. Ink inscription on back matter.

[Civil War] Watson, William. Life in the Confederate Army being the Observations and Experiences of an Alien in the South during the American Civil War. New York, Scribner & Welford, 1888. First American Edition. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Black engraved frame on front cover and reproduced blind-stamp frame on rear cover. Silver and gold gilt designs and lettering on spine. Yellow paper end pages. Two stamps on front end pages. 456 pp. "Memoirs of a British subject who served in the Confederate army until 1863, then engaged in blockade-running; an excellent commentary on Southern military life." Nevins I, p. 175. "He wrote with facility and at times a sense of humor. He gives an excellent description of soldiers' life in camp, on the march, and in battle. The account was not written until 1887, when he was in Skelmorlie, Scotland, and there is no evidence of a diary or notes. Yet this work has the essence of reliablity and may be rated among the best description of a Confederate soldier's experiences." Coulter 467. Condition: Small stain on cover. Graphite inscriptions on frontispiece and rear pastedown.

[Civil War] [Figg, Royall W.]. "Where Men Only Dare to Go!" or the Story of a Boy Company. (C.S.A) Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson, 1885. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Floral patterned end pages. Ex libris. Stamps on title and dedication pages. Frontispiece with 9 portrait plates. 263 pp. "Reinforced by imagination, these recollections by a member of the Parker Battery describe several major battles as well as life in Point Lookout prison" - Nevins. Figg subsequently served as the company historian. Coulter 160. Dornbusch II, 1159. Nevins I, p.88. Condition: Four bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine. Small graphite inscriptions in front matter, on title page, and on copyright page.

[Civil War] Castle, Henry A. The Army Mule And Other War Sketches. Indianapolis and Kansas City, the Bowen-Merrill Company, 1898. 12mo. Full bound in red cloth. Illustration reproduced from a drawing in Edwin Forbes' Army Sketch Book in black, white, and gilt on cover. Gilt frame on cover. Gilt lettering on cover and spine. Gilt on top edge of text block. Frontispiece illustration of a mule attempting to escape from pulling an ambulance. 6 illustrations by J. W. Vawter. 269 pp. Condition: Slight wear on head of spine. Hinges beginning to crack. Graphite inscription on front end page.

Brooks, U. R. Butler and His Cavalry in the War of Secession 1861-1865. Columbia, S.C., The State Company, 1909. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Blind-stamp frame on front cover. Photographs throughout. 591 pp. A History on the 2nd South Carolina Cavalry. Nevins I, p. 64: Not in Dornbusch. Turnbull V, p. 54. Nicholson, p. 108 Condition: Minor wear on head and tail of spine. Minor spotting on back matter. Hinges beginning to crack. Spotting on text block. Small graphite inscriptions on front and back matter.

Wells, Edward L. Hampton and His Cavalry in '64. Richmond, B. F. Johnson Publishing Co., 1899. 8vo. Full bound in grey cloth. Black leather band with gilt lettering on spine. Grey paper end pages. Speckled text block. Frontispiece photograph and facsimile signature of Wade Hampton. Illustrations throughout. 429 pp. Condition: Small stain on bottom edge of text block. Tape and residue on end pages

Edited by W. C. Dodson. Campaigns of Wheeler and his Cavalry 1862-1865. From Material Furnished by Gen. Joseph Wheeler to which is Added his Concise and Graphic Account of The Santiago Campaign of 1898. Published under the auspices of Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry Association. Atlanta, Hudgins Publishing Co., 1899. 8vo. Full bound in yellow cloth. Silver gilt lettering and black bands on spine. Photographs and illustrations throughout. 78 pp. Condition: Staining on boards and spine. One bumped corner. Dampstaining on end pages and towards outside of text block. Minor bumping on head and tail of spine. Hinges cracked. Staining on bottom of text block. Small graphite inscription in front matter.

Williamson, Mary L. Life of J. E. B. Stuart. Edited by E. O. Wiggins. Richmond, B. F. Johnson Publishing Co., 1914. 12mo. Full bound in green cloth. Engraved illustration and lettering on cover. Engraved lettering on spine. Frontispiece reproduction of ambrotype of Stuart. 36 maps and illustrations. 215 pp. Condition: Minor rubbing and staining to boards. Four slightly bumped corners. Wear on head and tail of spine.

Two broad Civil War histories. 8vos. Early 20th c. Maurice, Frederick. Statesmen and Soldiers of the Civil War: A Study of the Conduct of War. Boston: Little, Brown, & Co.: 1926. 8vo; blue cloth with blind embossed seal and gilt lettering to upper board and spine. 173pp; frontis., ilus. Previous owner inscription on front pastedown. Blythe, Vernon. A History of the Civil War in the United States. New York: The Neale Publishing Co., 1914. 8vo. Full bound in brown cloth. Blind-stamp frame on both covers. Gilt lettering on spine. Frontispiece map of the seat of operations during the Civil War, 1861-1865. 10 illustrations including frontispiece. 411 pp. Condition: Some wear and bumping to spine ends, light rubbing.

2 volumes on Union Generals. Neale, Walter. Life of Ambrose Bierce. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1929. First edition. 8vo; blue cloth with gilt lettering. ++ Howard, Oliver Otis. Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard Major General United States Army. New York, The Baker & Taylor Co., 1908. 1 out of 2 vols. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Gilt on top edge of text block. Frontispiece photograph of General Howard from a photograph taken upon his retirement from active military duty. 620 pp. Condition: Four slightly bumped corners. Slight wear on head and tail of spine. Ruffled text block edges. Small graphite inscription on front end page.

Stevens, Capt. C. A. Berdan's United States Sharpshooters in the Army of the Potomac 1861-1865. St. Paul, MN: 1892. 8vo. Fully rebound in green cloth with original green boards. Repair to frontispiece engraving and portrait. Morningside Press copy used for their facsimile printing, with their publisher imprint on title page. Howes S966. Condition: Small graphite inscriptions on title page and on page 532. Original frontispiece page and title page rebound into book. Morningside Bookshop labels included.

Lot of 2 volumes related to Regis de Trobriand. Post, Marie Caroline. The Life and Mémoirs of Comte Régis de Trobriand Major-General in the Army of the United States. New York, E. P. Dutton & Co., 1910. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Blind-stamp frame on both covers. Gilt emblem on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Additional grey paper cover. Gilt on top edge of text block. Frontispiece photograph of Gen. Trobriand (55th New York Volunteers) from a portrait taken in 1862. Photograph of Gen. Trobriand from a portrait taken in 1874 facing page 343. 539 pp.++ Trobriand, Regis de. Four Years with the Army of the Potomac. Translated by George K. Dauchy. Boston, Ticknor and Co., 1889. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt badge design on front cover. Leather spine label with gilt lettering. Green paper end pages. Gilt top edge of text block. Paper sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece engraving and facsimile signature of Regis de Trobriand. 6 maps. 757 pp. Condition: Slight rubbing on boards. Minor wear on head and tail of spine. Front hinge beginning to crack. Ruffled text block edges. Graphite inscriptions on front end page and on protective sheet facing page 343.++ Four bumped corners. Scattered foxing. Wear on head and tail of spine. Graphite inscriptions in front matter, on rear pastedown, and in rear matter.

Dorothy Stanley, editor. The Autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley. Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt lettering and gilt stamp with Stanley's nickname "Bula Matari" and a picture of Africa on the front cover. Gilt lettering and same stamp on spine. Gilt top edge of text block. Frontispiece photogravure portrait of Stanley and 15 photogravure plates. Folding map of Stanley's three journeys in Africa, and facsimile reproduction of a letter sent by Stanley and written two years before his death facing page 379. 551 pp. Emigrating to the United States in 1859 at age 18.Stanley was possibly the only man to serve in the Confederate Army, the Union Army, and the Union Navy, which this autobiography gives a few instances of his service during the Civil War. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four slightly bumped corners. Slight spotting on end pages and back matter. Wear on head and tail of spine. Hinges cracked. Graphite inscription on front end page.

Walker, Francis A. History of the Second Army Corps. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1886. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt badge design on front cover. Leather spine label with gilt lettering. Green paper end pages. Gilt top edge of text block. Bookseller's sticker on front end page. Frontispiece illustration of Maj.-Gen. Edwin V. Sumner, commander of the Second Army Corps March 13-October 9, 1862. 31 portraits, 30 folding maps. 734 pp. One of five corps in the Union Army designated as the Second Army Corps. Out of those five corps, this regiment sustained the greatest numerical loss during its term of service. The Second Army Corps also fought in almost every battle in the main Eastern Theater. Condition: Slight rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Slight spotting in front and back matter. Wear on head and tail of spine. Front hinge cracked and back hinge beginning to crack. Ink inscription on front end page. Small graphite inscriptions in front matter.

Lot of 2 volumes giving the histories of Arkansas' involvement in the Civil War. Includes regimental history]. Full bound in cloth. Gilt lettering on front covers and spines. ++ W. L. Gammage. The Camp, The Bivouac, and The Battle Field. Being a History of the Fourth Arkansas Regiment, from its First Organization down to the Present Date. Little Rock, 1958. 8vo. Bookseller's sticker on rear pastedown.++ David Y. Thomas. Arkansas in War and Reconstruction. First Edition. Little Rock, 1926. 12mo.++ Condition: Minor wear on spine ends.

Lot of 4 volumes giving historical accounts of Iowa's role in the Civil War. Full bound in cloth. Gilt lettering and designs. 8vo. Henry H. Wright. A History of the Sixth Iowa Infantry. Iowa City, 1923.++ Jacob A. Swisher. Iowa In Times of War. Iowa City, 1943. Presumed first edition. ++ S. H. M. Byers. Iowa in War Times. Des Moines, 1888. Presumed first edition.++ Lurton Dunham Ingersoll. Iowa and the Rebellion. Philadelphia, 1866. First edition. Condition: Minor wear overall. Iowa in War Times: frontispiece page almost detached. Iowa In Times of War: slight fading to front cover. Iowa and the Rebellion: fading to boards and spine.

Lot of 4 military histories of, or involving, Connecticut. Most volumes full bound in cloth. Gilt lettering on spines. ++ [Lockwood & Merritt] History of Battle-Flag Day, September 17th, 1879. Hartford, 1879. Small 8vo. Frontispiece engraving of the Connecticut state capitol building. Illustrations throughout. 256 pp.++ W. A. Croffut and John M. Morris. The Military and Civil History of Connecticut during the War of 1861-65. Comprising a Detailed Account of the Various Regiments and Batteries. New York, 1868. 8vo. Rebound fully in black cloth. New cream paper end pages. Speckled text block. Frontispiece engraving with portraits of Maj. Gen. J. K. F. Mansfield, Com. A. H. Foote, Brig. Gen. G. A. Stedman Jr., Maj. Gen. J. Sedgewick, and Brig. Gen. N. Lyon. 12 engraving plates. 892 pp.++ Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the Army and Navy of the United States During the War of the Rebellion. Compiled by Authority of the General Assembly under Direction of the Adjutants-General: Brig. Gen. Stephen R. Smith, Brig. Gen. Frederick E. Camp, Brig. Gen. Lucius A. Barbour, and Col. George M. White. Hartford, 1889. 4to. Half bound in brown leather with red cloth boards. 1071 pp. Condition: Minor rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Scattered dampstaining. Fading to spine and damage on spine ends. Both hinges cracked. Graphite inscriptions on front end page. Pages 225 through end page detached.++ Light foxing. Small holes in pages leading up to preface. Small graphite inscription in end matter.++ Minor rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Small dampstains on bottom of pastedowns. Wear on spine.

Dawes, Rufus R. Service with the Sixth Wisconsin Volunteers. Marietta, E. R. Alderman & Son, 1890. 8vo. Bound in blue cloth. Gilt flag design on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Black paper end pages. Gilt on top edge of text block. Frontispiece photographs of Mary B. Gates and R. R. Dawes. 18 portrait plates, 96 illustrations. 330 pp. Condition: Slight wear on head and tail of spine. Small rip in front hinge. Small graphite inscription on front end page.

Wood, George L. The Seventh Regiment: A Record. New York: James Miller, 1865. 8vo. First Edition. Green cloth stamped in blind on front and rear boards, gilt lettering on spine. 304pp. Condition: Some fraying to spine ends, else very good externally and internally; binding tight, contents bright and clean.

Lot of 3 volumes about Illinois' involvement in the Civil War. L. G. Bennett and WM. M. Haigh. History of the Thirty-Sixth Regiment Illinois Volunteers, during the War of the Rebellion. Aurora,1876. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Ex libris. Label on front pastedown. Bookseller's label on rear pastedown. ++ T. M. Eddy. The Patriotism of Illinois. A Record of the Civil and Military History of the State in the War for the Union. First edition. Chicago, 1865-1866. 2 vols. Full bound in brown leather. Speckled text blocks. Condition: History of the Thirty-Sixth...: Rubbing and minor staining on boards. Rip in rear end page. Worn bottom edges of boards. Hinges beginning to crack.

The Goodspeed Publishing Co. History of Tennessee from the Earliest Time to the Present. Together with an Historical and Biographical Sketch of Hamilton County. Nashville: Goodspeed, 1887. 4to. viii, 1317 p. : ill. Contemporary half Moroccan over dark brown cloth boards; rebound with 20th c. leather spine; elaborate gilt script on front board; gilt lettering and decorations on spine; all edges marbled, patterned endpapers. Large fold. map front. Ex-library (uncirculated); with stamping on title page and p. 1017. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Slightly bumped corners.

Lot of 2 volumes written by Virginian journalist, author, and Confederate sympathizer Edward Alfred Pollard that give his account of the first and second years of the Civil War. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth with gilt designs and blind-stamp frames on front covers. Designs on front covers reproduced in blind-stamp on rear covers. Gilt lettering and blind-stamp designs on spine. Yellow end pages for second volume. Engravings and illustrations throughout. Edward A. Pollard. The First Year of the War. Richmond, 1862.Sabin 63861; HOWES P-449; P&W 4992; Dornbusch III, 235; Confederate Hundred, 67; Nevins II, p.175++ Edward A. Pollard. Southern History of the War. The Second Year of the War. New York, 1864. Condition: Bumped corners. Wear on spines. Foxing throughout. Hinges of first volume cracked. Ink and graphite inscriptions in front matter.

Johnson, John. The Defense of Charleston Harbor Including Fort Sumter and the Adjacent Islands. 1863-1865. First edition. Charleston, Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., 1890. 8vo. Fully bound in brown cloth. Stamped gilt shield design and black ruling on front cover. Gilt lettering and publisher's stamp on spine. Vegetal patterned paper end pages. 35 illustrations, 13 plates, including folding maps. 276, clxxxvi. Condition: Minor rubbing on boards. Slightly bumped corners. Wear to spine ends. Graphite inscriptions in front matter. 2 maps damaged.

Johnson, John Lipscomb. The University Memorial Biographical Sketches of the Alumni of the University of Virginia who fell in the Confederate War. First edition. Baltimore, Turnbull Brothers, 1871. Five volumes in one. 8vo. Full bound in maroon cloth. Gilt design of a memorial stamped on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Brown paper end pages. Frontispiece engraving of a memorial. 9 unnumbered leaves of plates. 765 pp. Condition: Minor rubbing and fading to boards. Four bumped corners. Minor scattered foxing. Fading to spine and minor wear to spine ends. Two previous owner inscriptions in ink and small graphite inscription in front matter.

[Association Copy] Inscribed by the son of Thomas C. Hindman, Col. Biscoe Hindman. Col. Hindman presented this book to the Kentucky Confederate Home. Young, Bennett H. Confederate Wizards of the Saddle. Being Reminiscences and Observations of One Who Rode With Morgan. Boston, Chapple Publishing Co., 1914. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. White lettering and designs on front cover. Stamped lettering on spine. Ex libris. Library stamps on front pastedown and dedication page. Frontispiece photograph and facsimile signature of the author. 20 portraits, 11 maps, and 5 illustrations. 633 pp. The building of the Kentucky Confederate Home was in part due to Bennett Young's appeals to the Kentucky legislature. Ex-Confederate comrades lived together in the home until it closed after a fire on March 25th, 1920. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Stain on front cover. Four bumped corners. Rubbing on spine and wear on spine ends.

Lot of three histories of the Confederate States. Cloth bound. Gilt lettering on spines. Derry, Joseph T. Story of the Confederate States; or, History of the War for Southern Independence. Richmond, 1895.++ Jefferson Davis. A Short History of the Confederate States of New York: Belford Co., 1890. Thick 8vo. Full bound in pale blue-gray cloth; fronts., illus. 505pp. Faded square on spine c\oth and blank paper remnants on ffep suggest this may have be ex-library; however there is no stamping, writing, or markings to this effect anywhere in the volume. Contents are clesn and bright. ++ Harwell, Richard (intro.). Uniform and Dress of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States of America. Philadelphia, 1960. 4to; glassine wrappers, bound in full blue cloth with printed blue paper-wrapped boards, endpapers. 25 colored lithographs showing the military dress and insignia of Confederate soldiers.++ Condition: Rubbing and staining on boards. Bumped corners. Wear on spine ends. Some front hinges starting to crack.

2 volumes on the Civil War and Confederacy as expressed in states in the deep south. Rowland, Dunbar. Military History of Mississippi 1803-1898. Taken from the Official and Statistical Register of the State of Mississippi, 1908. Spartanburg, The Reprint Company, Publishers, originally published in 1908, reprinted in 1988. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Publisher's logo on spine. 650 pp. +++ Bragg, Jefferson Davis. Louisiana in the Confederacy. First edition. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1941. 8vo. Full bound in black cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Paper end pages showing a map of Louisiana. 341 pp. Condition: Graphite inscription on page 2.

Two works on Maryland's role in the Civil War, comprising 3 volumes: one stand alone title and a 2 volume history. First editions. ++ Seabrook, William L[uther] W[esley]. Maryland's Great Part in Saving the Union: The Loyalty of Her Governor, Thomas Holliday Hicks, and a Majority of Her People; from Personal Participation in and Knowledge of Events at Annapolis, and Observation of the Attitude of the People Throughout the State, by William L.W. Seabrook, Commissioner of the Land Office from January 1858, Till March, 1868. [s.l.]: [n.p.], 1913. 8vo; blue cloth; 58pp. Wilmer, L. Allison; Jarrett, J. H. ; Vernon, Geo[rge] W.F. History and Roster of Maryland Volunteers, War of 1861-5. Baltimore: Press of Guggenheimer, Weill & Co., 1899. 2 vols. 4tos; half-bound in black moroccan over pebbled cloth; all edges dyed red; v.1, frontispiece. Presentation copy, inscribed by Captain George W. Johnson, 8th regiment infantry, to H. Webster Leront. Johnson is included in the Field and Staff Roster of the Eighth Regiment Infantry, p.307 of v.1. It is noted in the remarks that he mustered in as a private, Company D, ultimately attaining the rank of First Lieutenant and Regimental Quartermaster. Condition: Rubbing and minor staining on boards. Bumped corners. Fading and wear on spine. Seabrook has cracked rear hinge, spotting to rear cloth.. 2 vol History is heavily rubbed to both spines, with black binding tape reinforcing the joints of v. 1; t.p. partially separated but holding; insect damage to rear endpaoers of v. 2

Lot of three volumes on Indiana's involvement in the Civil War. 8vo. Gilt lettering on spines. ++ Indiana Adjutant General's Office; Terrell, William Henry Harrison. Indiana in the War of the Rebellion : Report of the Adjutant General. [Indianapolis]: Indiana Historical Society, 1960. "A reprint of volume 1 of the eight-volume Report prepared by W.H.H. Terrell and published in 1869." Bindery stamp on rear free endpaper. Indiana Battle Flag commission. Indiana Battle Flags and a Record of Indiana Organizations in the Mexican, Civil and Spanish-American wars. [Indianapolis, 1929].++ McBride, John R. History of the Thirty-third Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry During the Four Years of Civil War, from Sept. 16, 1861, to July 21, 1865. 8vo. 280 p. front., port. Black cloth decorated in blind, titling in gilt on spine. Condition: Minor staining on boards. Rubbing and wear on spines.

Polk, William M. Leonidas Polk: Bishop and General. New York: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1893. Two volumes. First edition. 8vos. Rebound in full navy cloth, gilt lettering on spines; t.e.g.; some pages uncut as issued from printer in rear of textblock, v.2. Ex-library with stamps on title pages and on p.1 of each vol. Frontispiece engravings of Polk as Lieutenant-Colonel and as Bishop. Vol. 1: 4 illus. vol. 2: 3 portraits, 8 maps, inc. folding. Vol. 1: 349 pp, vol. 2: 442 pp. Condition: both vols;light soiling, occasional smudges in textblock; small closed tears to some fold. maps near gutter; v,2, corners chipped pp. 291, 410, 427.

6 volumes on Maine in the Civil War, including general histories, regimental histories and biographies. Whitman, William E.S. Maine in the War for the Union. Lewiston, [ME]: [s.l.],1865. Contemporary blind stamped brown pebbled cloth. 592pp. Wear to extremities, foxed. +++ R. H. Stanley; Hall, George H. Eastern Maine and The Rebellion: Being an Account of the Principal Local Events in Eastern Maine during the War and Brief Histories of Eastern Maine Regiments. Bangor, R. H. Stanley & Co., 1887. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Blind-stamp frame on both covers. Frontispiece engraving of the War Vice-President, Hannibal Hamlin. 20 illustrations. 392 pp. +++ Gould, John Mead. History of the First - Tenth - Twenty-ninth Maine Regiment: In Service of the United States from May 3, 1861, to June 21, 1866. Portland, [ME]: Stephen Berry, 1871. 8vo. Burgundy pebbled cloth with gilt regimental insignia to front board, lettering to spine. First edition. 709, [3], 8pp. +++ Brady, Robert. The Story of One Regiment: The Eleventh Maine Infantry Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion. New York: J.J. Little, 1896. 8vo; xv, 435pp, lxx pp. roster. Blue cloth, gilt spine; highly detailed and highly personal; revealing for the Atlanta and Petersburg campaigns.- Nevins I, p. 127. +++ Burrage, Henry S. Thomas Hamlin Hubbard Bvt. Brigadier General U.S. Volunteers. Portland, ME: [s.l.], 1923. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering on cover. Frontispiece photograph of Brigadier General Hubbard. 66 pp. ++ Gerrish, Theodore. Army Life: A Private's Reminiscences of the Civil War. Portland: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham: 1882. First Edition. 8vo; 372pp; dark green cloth, front board illustrated in blind with gilt lettering to front and spine. A post-war memoir of the author's experiences as member of the 20th Maine infantry regiment, best known for its defense of Little Round Top under the leadership of Joshua Chamberlain at the Battle of Gettysburg. Condition: Fading to boards and spine. Two bumped corners. Light scattered spotting. Light wear on spine ends. Front hinge starting.

[Signed] Avery, I. W. The History of the State of Georgia From 1850 to 1881, Embracing the Three Important Epochs; The Decade Before the War of 1861-5; The War; The Period of Reconstruction, with Portraits of the Leading Public Men of this Era. New York, Brown & Derby Publishers, 1881. 8vo. Half bound in brown leather with marbled paper boards. Gilt lettering and four ridges on spine. Marbled end pages. Silk ribbon bookmark. Signed by southern humorist Charles Henry Smith, known by his pen name "Bill Arp." Signature dated between 1877 and 1903 when Smith and his family resided in Cartersville, GA. Frontispiece engraving and facsimile signature of the author. 25 steel plate illustrations, 32 engraved portraits. 714 pp. Condition: Four bumped corners. Light foxing throughout. Damp-staining on frontispiece. Minor wear to ridges of spine. Graphite inscriptions in front and back matter.

Orton, Richard H. Records of California Men in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1867. Sacramento, J. D. Young, Supt. State Printing, 1890. 8vo. Full bound in pebbled black cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Blind-stamp frame on both covers. Author's stamp on front free end paper. Signed by Pvt. W. E. Read of Company C, 6th Infantry California Volunteers. 887 pp. Condition: Fading to boards and spine. One bumped corner. Light foxing on front and back matter. Wear on ends of spine. Rear hinge starting to crack. Ink inscriptions on textblock edges.

Townsend, Thomas S. The Honors of the Empire State in the War of the Rebellion. First edition. New York, A. Lovell & Co., 1889. 8vo. Full bound in green-grey cloth. Black and gilt lettering and designs on front cover and spine. Printer's stamp on rear cover. 416 pp. Condition: Light foxing in front and back matter. Discoloration on spine. Front hinge starting to crack.

[Minnesota Board of Commissioners]. Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars. St. Paul: The Pioneer Press Co., 1890. 4to. 3/4 bound in brown leather with marbled yellow boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Marbled end pages. Marbled textblock edges. 844 pp. Nevins II p. 157; Dornbush I p. 64. Condition: Four bumped corners. Wear on spine and spine edges. Hinges starting.

Confederate Portrait Album Civil War 1861-1865. Tall 8vo; [12]pp. A complete set of 141 mounted 1" portraits of high ranking Confederate leaders Portraits organized in by rank, e.g., "President Jefferson Davis and Members of his Cabinet," "Commander-in-Chief and Generals," "Generals and Lieutenant-Generals," etc. Brief biographical remarks are included under each portrait. Issued by Kis-me Gum Company of Louisville, Ky., a division of American Chicle [circa 1890]. Inside front pastedown typically had information about series of gum packs, but this volume has a paste-over picture of the Confederate Commanders. Two Confederate notes (printed 1864) are tucked into makeshift paper slots on rear pastedown. One $10 note and Oo $50 note. Full bound in grey cloth. Blue lettering and frame with Confederate flag design on front cover. Condition: Minor toning on first page and rear end pages. Minor wear on spine ends. Textblock starting to separate from binding. Some portraits mounted slightly crooked.

Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Virginia, Passed in 1861-1862, in the Eighty-Sixth Year of the Commonwealth. Richmond, William F. Ritchie, 1862. 8vo. Half bound in brown leather with marbled green boards. 169 pp, plus receipts and disbursements 1860-61, index, and copy of the constitution of the Confederate States of America. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Foxing throughout. Minor wear on spine ends. Hole in front free end page.

2 volumes on the involvement of then-U.S. territories west of the Mississippi in the Civil War. Fisher, Margaret M. Utah and the Civil War Being the Story of the Part Played by the People of Utah in That Great Conflict with special reference to the Lot Smith Expedition and the Robert T. Burton Expedition. Salt Lake City: The Deseret Book Co., 1929. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Green and black lettering with design of the United States mainland on front cover. Black lettering on spine. 48 illustrations. 173 pp. +++ Hall, Martin Hardwick. The Confederate Army of New Mexico. Austin, Presidial Press, 1978. 8vo. Full bound in brown cloth. Paper dust jacket. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Grey paper end pages. Illustrations throughout. 422 pp. Condition: Small stains on boards. Slightly worn corners. Wear on spine ends.

Foster, John Y. New Jersey and the Rebellion: History of the Services of the Troops and People of New Jersey in Aid of the Union Cause. First edition. Newark, Martin R. Dennis & Co., 1868. 8vo. Full bound in brown leather. Gilt lettering, leather spine label, and 4 ridges on spine. Marbled textblock edges. Gilt designs on board edges. Frontispiece portrait of Maj.-Gen. Kearny of NJ. 872 pp. Dornbusch Page 16, Nevins II-149. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Three bumped corners. Light foxing throughout. Wear on spine. Both hinges cracked. Graphite and ink inscriptions in front matter.

Lot of two titles chronicling the activities of the Nation's Capitol in and around the time of the Civil War. 8vos; cloth; 19th c. Riddle, Albert Gallatin. Recollections of War Times. Reminiscences of Men and Events in Washington 1860-1865. New York and London, G. P. Putnam's Sons, The Knickerbocker Press, 1895. Full bound in blue and grey cloth. Blue lettering on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Red top textblock edge. Ex libris. Bookplate on front pastedown, sticker on spine. 380 pp. Ellis, John B. The Sights and Secrets of the National Capital: A Work Descriptive of Washington City in all its Various Phases. New York: United States Publishing Co., 1869. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt illustration of the Capitol Building and blind-stamp frame on front cover. Gilt lettering and design of an eagle on spine. Gilt publisher's stamp on spine. Green paper end pages; a.e.g.; ex-libris, bookplate on front pastedown. Frontispiece engraving of the view of Washington, D.C. from the Capitol. 18 engravings. 512pp + [2pp ads]. Condition: General wear and soiling, with "Recollections" exhibiting decidedly more than the other volume, e.g., fraying at spine ends, staining and discoloration around spine; front hinge cracked; contents clean, binding secure.

Headley, P. C. Massachusetts in the Rebellion. A Record of the Historical Position of the Commonwealth, and the Services of the Leading Statesmen, the Military, the Colleges, and the People, in the Civil War of 1861-65. First edition. Boston, Walker, Fuller and Co., 1866. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Blind-stamp frame and gilt fasces design on front cover. Gilt lettering and designs on spine. Brown paper end pages. Frontispiece with portraits of Henry Wilson, John A. Andrew, Charles Sumner, and Edward Everett. Portraits throughout. 688 pp. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Two slightly bumped corners. Foxing throughout. Toning at top of textblock. Rubbing on spine and wear on spine ends. Front hinge cracked. Previous owner ink inscription on front free end page.

Michigan in the War. Compiled by Jno. Robertson. Revised edition. Lansing, W. S. George & Co., 1882. 8vo. 3/4 bound in red leather with brown pebbled cloth boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Frontispiece portrait and facsimile signature of Austin Blair. 1039 pp. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Four bumped corners. Tail of spine mended with tape. Both hinges cracked. Front free end paper ripped. Back matter pages ripped.

McIlwaine, Richard. Memories of Three Score Years and Ten. First edition. New York and Washington, The Neale Publishing Co., 1908. 8vo. Full bound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Gilt top textblock edge. Ex library. Stamp in front matter. Frontispiece portrait of McIlwaine. Portraits throughout. 383 pp. An autobiographical memoire written by Richard McIlwaine, Virginian Presbyterian preacher and 11th president of Hampton-Sydney College. He served in the Confederate army during the Civil War in Company H of the 44th Virginia Volunteers, C.S.A under Col. William C. Scott. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Two bumped corners. Fading and rubbing on spine.

Goode, John. Recollections of a Lifetime. First edition. New York and Washington, The Neale Publishing Co., 1906. 8vo. Full bound in grey cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Ex libris. Sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece portrait and facsimile signature of the author. 266 p. John Goode Jr. was a Virginia attorney and Democratic politician. He served as a colonel for the Confederate Army and was elected to both the First and Second Confederate Congress. Condition: Rubbing on boards. Toning on end pages. Fading on spine and wear to spine ends. Front hinge starting to crack. Ink and graphite inscriptions on front free end page.

[Civil War - Naval] Semmes, Raphael. The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter from the private journals and other papers of Commander R. Semmes. Carleton, New York; Saunders, Otley & Co., London, 1864. First American edition. TIPPED IN LEAF SIGNED BY COMMANDER RAPHAEL SEMMES. 8vo. 328 pp., frontispiece portrait. Two volumes in one. Original blindstamp dark blue cloth, gilt title to spine. Lacking front flyleaf. Condition: Minor rubbing to edges, a few stray holes to joints. Minor toning, occasional spotting.

[Civil War - Biography] McClellan, H. B. The Life and Campaigns of Major-General J. E. B. Stuart. Houghton, Mifflin and Company, Boston and New York; J. W. Randolph and English, Richmond, VA, 1885. First edition. 8vo. xv, [3], 468pp., 7 folding maps (3 in pocket). Modern gray cloth, red leather spine label, gilt. Occasional spotting, small tears to folding maps, otherwise in excellant condition. Howes M-41, "aa." Dornbusch II, 3115. "Written by one who served with Stuart; its authenticity is enhanced by McClellan's eyewitness accounts" Nevins II, p.73; In Taller Cotton, 134.; Larned 2341.

[Civil War] Wilson, Henry. The History of the Rise and Fall of the Slave Power in America. James R. Osgood and Company, Boston, 1875-7. 3 volumes, Vol. I and II being 3rd editions and Vol. III a First edition. 8vo. Contemporary 3/4 leather over marbled boards, marbled endpapers. Minor scuffing and rubbing to edges. Howes W 524. Condition Minor rubbing, occasional spotting.

[Civil War - Medical] Reed, William Howell. Hospital Life in the Army of the Potomac. William V. Spencer, Boston, 1866. Small 8vo. 199 pp, [1], 2 p. ads. INSCRIBED AND DATED by Reed, July 29, 1867. Original brown cloth, gilt vignette of a Military Hospital, rebacked in modern brown cloth, paper spine label. Toning and spotting.

[Civil War] Ware, Eugene F. The Indian War of 1864. Crane & Company, Topeka, Kan., 1911. First edition. Small 8vo. xii, 601 pp., frontispiece. Original aqua blue cloth, gilt title to spine and front board. Minor rubbing and faint soiling to boards. Some smudges to frontis and title page, otherwise internally clean. Ware was captain of Company F in the Seventh Iowa Cavalry. "Day-by-day occurences in the campaigns around Forts Kearney and McPherson" - Howes. "This unique and picturesque narrative recounts the role played by the 7th Iowa Cavalry in operations against the Indians during the war" - Nevins. HowesW103, "aa." Graff 4536. Nevins I, p.174.

[Military] History Of The United States Marine Corps. L. R. Hamersly, Philadelphia, 1890. 8vo. 307pp. Original maroon cloth, gilt spine. Minor rubbing, scuff to interior edge of rear board, rear hinge starting. Occasional spotting, slight toning.

Captain William N. McDonald, Bushrod C. Washington (ed.), A History of the Laurel Brigade, Originally the Ashby Cavalry of the Army of Northern Virginia and Chew's Battery. Baltimore: Mrs. Kate S. McDonald, 1907. 8vo. Original green cloth, gilt. FIRST EDITION. "One of the most noted of early brigade histories..." - Nevins I, page 125. Condition Minor rubbing, fine internally.

Scott, John. Partisan Life with Colonel John S. Mosby. New York: Harper & Bros.,1867. 8vo., publisher's green cloth with gilt lettering, illustrated spine; xvi,492pp. frontis., illus., portraits, folding map. HOWES S-234. Dornbusch II, 1300. "Although presented as a series of letters, this narrative was written after the war from memory and a few sources; gives many personal insights of Mosby and his rangers" Nevins I, p.156. Condition: Front hinge cracked; staining to gutter of frontis and front matter, occasional spotting throughout.

Macon, T. J. Reminiscences of the First Company of Richmond Howitzers. 8vo. Richmond: [n.p.], [n.d.]. 8vo. 126pp. First edition. Mounted photographic plate on front board. The Richmond Howitzers fought in most of the Eastern campaigns, including Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor and Appomattox. Condition: Interior tight, first few pages stained at gutter; flys chipped, minor tears, boards soiled and rubbed. Protected by a clear acid-free mylar dust jacket.

[U.S. Army and Navy Historical Association]. Military Record of Amadeus D. Snyder with Historic Reference. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Army and Navy Historical Association. Hardcover, [1902?]. First edition. 255pp. Full red Morrocole leather both blind and gilt-stamped. This copy was presented to Pennsylvania Serviceman Amadeus D. Stevens; it contains the "Historian's Certificate of Record" for Stevens with the U.S. Army & Navy Historical Association seal affixed and Signed by H.W. Kellogg, historian. A Civil War keepsake book for military members and their families with inserts inside front and rear boards to hold a photograph of the soldier and his wife (no photos). Condition: Gutters cracked, extremities chipped and worn with some loss of the spine at crown and foot and rubbing affecting a small portion of the spine titling.

Barnard, J. G. (John Gross). The Peninsular Campaign and its Antecedents, as Developed by the Report of Maj. Gen. Geo. B. McClellan and Other Published Documents. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1864. 8vo. Red cloth ruled in blind. Front cover lettered in gilt, still bright. Large fold-out map. Two small tears in substance of paper on front free endpaper. Evidence of prior removal of bookplate from front pastedown. Paper stained at binding junction of map page and title page, possibly due to glue used to tip-in the map. Errata slip is present. Text is exceptionally clean. 16-page advertisement for other military publications at end. This is the first bound edition of the review of the campaign, having earlier been published as a magazine article. 96pp with 16-page catalogue of books at conclusion Condition: 3" tear in map where tipped in meeting the title page. Some penciling, limited to an occasional brackets in the margins.

[Rodenbough, Theophilus Francis (comp.); Grier, Thomas]. History of 18th Regiment of Cavalry: Pennsylvania volunteers. New York: [Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford co.], 1909. 299pp. Burgundy cloth with gilt stamping. [WITH] Farrar, Samuel Clarke.. 22nd Pennsylvania Calvary and Ringgold Battalion. Philadelphia, 1911. 8vo. Original green cloth, gilt. Condition: Very clean; light wear to spine ends.

9 volumes of New Hampshire Regimental Histories. One duplicate (History of the 9th New Hampshire Volunteers), ca. late 19h c. Includes 1st, 14th, 17th, 9th, 12th, 13th, 8th, and 16th regiments. Condition varies, general wear and soiling. Stephen G. The First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in the Great Rebellion: containing the story of the campaign; an account of the "Great uprising of the people of state," and other articles upon subjects associated with the early war period. Keene, N.H.: Sentinel Printing Co., 1890. 8vo. Blue cloth, double ruled border in blind and regiment flag gilt stamped on cover. Front., ports, illus, tables. 511pp.+++ [Buffam, F. H.] A Memorial of the Great Rebellion: being a History of the Fourteenth Regiment New-Hampshire Volunteers...1862-1865. 8vo. xii, 443 p. Blue cloth with insignia on cover; spine titling in gilt. Two names and dates penciled in on ffep, appearing in the same handwriting. +++ [Seventeenth New Hampshire Veteran Association]. History of the Seventeenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry. [4], 325 pp. Illustrated with plan of the camp and portraits, including frontispiece. 8vo, blue cloth, spine gilt-lettered. First Edition. +++ Lord, Edward O. (ed.). History of the Ninth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers. Concord, N.H.: Printed by the Republic Press Association, 1895. 4to, xii, 761, [3], 171pp; front., pl., port.; green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Note: Two Copies.+++ Bartlett, A. W. History of the Twelfth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion, 1862-1865. Concord, N.H.: Ira C. Evans, Printer, 1897. Dark green cloth stamped.+++ Stanyan, John M. A History of the Eighth Regiment of New Hampshire Volunteers: Including Its Service as Infantry, Second N. H. Cavalry, and Veteran Battalion in the Civil War of 1861-1865, Covering a Period of Three Years, Ten Months, and Nineteen Days. Concord, N.H.: I. C. Evans, Printer, 1892. +++[Civil War] Townsend, Luther. History of the Sixteenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers. Washington, D.C., Norman T. Elliott, 1897. 8vo. Full bound in brown leatherette with engraved design on cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Flower patterned end pages. Engraved illustrations throughout. Ex libris. Sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece illustration of a woman kneeling at a window with two children asleep in the background. 574 pp. Condition: .

[Memoir / Regimental History] Two works authored by Private John Davis Billings, veteran of the 10th Massachusetts Volunteer Light Artillery Battery: Billings, John D. The History of the Tenth Massachusetts Battery of Light Artillery... Boston: Hall & Whiting, 1881. First Edition. 8vo. xii pages, 2 leaves, 400 pp: frontis, plates (1 color), portraits, 2 plans. The cover text, reading, "Sleeper's Tenth Massachusetts Battery," refers to battery commander Captain Jacob Henry Sleeper..Original red cloth with gilt titled and decorated covers and spines, embossed covers. Billings, J.D. Hard Tack and Coffee: or The Unwritten Story of Army Life. Illustrated by Charles W. Reed. Boston: George M. Smith, 1887. 8vo. First Edition. Brown cloth gold gilt stamped illustrated cover. 408pp. Billings of Massachusetts enlisted in the Army of the Potomac and recorded the conditions he experienced. Reed, a bugler in the 9th Massachusetts Battery, made sketches of their experiences in the field. Condition: History of 10th Mass.: some staining to spine and lower boards; minor wear to spine ends; binding good, contents clean Hard tack:fraying to spine ends; boards clean; front hinge cracked; ;Contents good. Contemporary gift inscription neatly penned on ffep to Howard D. Hodge dated Christmas 1888, from a Mrs. J.M. Gardner.

[Campaigns] Victor, Orville J. (ed.). Incidents and anecdotes of the war: with narratives of great battles, great marches, great events, and a record of heroic deeds and daring personal achievements, which characterized the great conflict for the union. New York, J. D. Torrey, [1866]. 8vo. 2 p.l. [iii] vi, [9]-495 pp. : front., plates. Blind tooled brown cloth with titling in gilt on spine. Condition: wear, fraying to corners and spine ends, with some loss to upper foreedge corner of upper board; previous owner signature on front pastedown and fly; moderate foxing.

Jacobs, M. Notes on the Rebel Invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania and the Battle of Gettysburg. Color-printed lithographed folding map, 47pp. 8vo, publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, blind on back cover. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1864. Condition: handling wear and spotting to cloth; spine lightly sunned; minor foxing, map with closed tear at mount; else very clean.

[Memoir] Browne, Dunn [Samuel Fiske]. Mr. Dunn Browne's Experiences in the Army... ; Boston: Nichols & Noyes, 1866. 8vo. xii, 11-390pp. Burgundy cloth with border in blind. 14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment. A collection of battlefront letters composed by Browne (pseudonym of Captain Samuel Wheelock Fiske of the 14th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry), an infantryman and newspaper correspondent. Condition: fly starting;

Ellis, Thomas T. Leaves from the Diary of an Army Surgeon: Or Incidents of Field Camp, and Hospital Life. New York: John Bradburn, 1863. 312 pp.12mo, Blue publisher's cloth; gilt vignette on upper cover. First edition. Condition: Missing front endpaper (torn); soiling to page edges; else good, binding tight.

[Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, 155th]. Under the Maltese cross, Antietam to Appomattox : the loyal uprising in western Pennsylvania, 1861-1865; campaigns155th Pennsylvania regiment. Pittsburg, Pa.: The 155th Regimental Association, 1910. 8vo. 1 p. l., xiii, [3], 817 p. col. front., illus. (incl. ports.) plates (partly col., 1 fold.) folding map. Condition: light spotting to boards, handling wear; fraying to spine ends; light staining to portion of foreedge extending to a small degree into the upper right margins towards the back of the text block.

Quint, Alonzo H. The Record of the Second Massachusetts Infantry, 1861-1865. Thick 4to. viii, 528 p. front., port. Three quarter bound in red morocoo over marbled boards. Titling in gilt to spine. Marbled endpapers. An extensive regimental history by the chaplain of the 2nd Massachusetts. Includes 11 engraved portraits of officers. Condition: leather rubbed at extremities; binding tight; worming to bottom edge of one blank, not affecting boards or adjacent pages; foxing to tissue guards and title page, comparatively little elsewhere.

[Memoirs] Miles, Nelson A. Illustrated by Frederick Remington, et al. Personal recollections and observations of General Nelson A. Miles embracing a brief view of the Civil War, or, From New England to the Golden Gate : and the story of his Indian campaigns, with comments on the exploration, development and progress of our great western empire. Chicago: Werner & Co., 1897. Large 8vo. vii [blank], 590 pp. Pictorial brown cloth with highly detailed giltwork. "Copiously illustrated with graphic pictures by Frederic Remington and other eminent artists." A riveting memoir by memoir written by Nelson A. Miles, a prominent American military figure who served in the Civil War and later became a general in the United States Army. A colorful, first-hand account of General Miles experiences during the Civil War, including in battles such as Bull Run, Antietam, and Gettysburg. Also covered is his post-war career, including his involvement in the Indian Wars and his role in the Spanish-American War. Condition: minor rubbing to spine ends and corners. Some soiling, staining to lower board and spine cloth; gilt is very bright; a presentable book with clean contents.

Royall, William L. Some Reminiscences. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1909. Small 8vo. 210pp. First Edition. Publisher's purple cloth with gilt lettering to cover and spine. The author was a private in one of the most famous Confederate cavalry units, the Ninth Virginia Cavalry, initially led by W.H.F. Lee. His discussion of the battle at Gettysburg is humorous as he states the Confederates could have routed Meade by the end of the second day. He "defeats and discounts" three of the best and fresh Union corps with a couple of general sentences. Approximately half the book deals with the War, the rest his post-War career. A scarce Neale. Krick 428. Important letter about the Wilderness Campaign included. "...interesting anecdotes on cavalry scouts and Brandy Statiion..." Condition: Interior clean, tight, bright, minor foxing; cloth faded; gold stamping bright. Bookplate of noted Civil War collector Robert Sommerfield.

Roe, Alfred Seeleye. The Ninth New York Heavy Artillery. Worcester, Mass: Published by the author, 1899. Thick 8vo. First Edition. 615pp. Phot. front., illus. Red cloth illustrated boards, gilt titling to spine. Raised as 138th Infantry, Changed to 9th Heavy Artillery in 1862. "Another regimental history by the indefatigable Roe; this one reflects painstaking research and skillful presentation." -Nevins. One of Fox's Fighting 300 Regiments. Condition: binding tight; clean copy

Group of 4 Rhode Island regimental histories. 8vo, publisher's or early cloth, some wear and soiling. William P. Hopkins. The Seventh Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers in the Civil War 1862-1865. Providence, 1903. ++ Thomas M. Aldrich. The History of Battery A: First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the War to Preserve the Union 1861-1865. Providence, 1904. Ex-Library ++ [Spicer, William Arnold]. History of the Ninth and Tenth Regiments Rhode Island Volunteers, and the Tenth Rhode Island Battery, in the Union Army in 1862. Providence, 1892.

4 volumes detailing Wisconsin's role in the Civil War. (1) Quiner, E.B. The Military History of Wisconsin A Record of the Civil and Military Patriotism of the State, in the War for the Union, with a History of the Campaigns in which Wisconsin Soldiers have been conspicuous - Regimental Histories - Sketches of Distinguished Officers.... Chicago, Clarke & Co., 1866. 8vo. 1022 pp. Illustrated with 12 steel-engraved portrait plates (including frontispiece). Modern half leather over boards, paper spine label. [WITH] Roster of Wisconin Volunteers, War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865. Madison, Democrat Printing Co., 1886. 2 volumes. Modern brown leatherette. Volume II lacking title page. Dampstaining to (1), minor toning. Duplicate library stamps to (2) +++ Wisconsin Losses in the Civil War : A list of names of Estabrook, Charles E. Wisconsin soldiers killed in action, mortally wounded or dying from other causes in the Civil War. Arranged according to organization and also in a separate alphabetical list. [s.l.]: Published by the State [Wisconsin]. 1915. 8vo, blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. 343pp.

12 volumes of New York Infantry Regimental Histories. Includes: 57th, 16th, 44th, 40th, 7th, 14th, 108th, 146th, 126th, 112th, 22nd. Brainard, Mary G. G. (comp.). Campaigns of the 146th Regiment, New York State Volunteers. New York and London. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1915. With 56 illustrations and maps. 8vo. Blue cloth with title stamped in gilt. Pp. 542, ++ Curtis, Newton Martin. From Bull Run to Chancellorsville. The Story of the Sixteenth New York Infantry together with Personal Reminiscences. G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY and London, 1906. 8vo. blue cloth with gilt lettering and red cross on upper board. 384pp. ++ Eugene Arus Nash. A History of the Forty-fourth Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War, 1861-1865. Chicago, 1911. Three quarter red morocco over black cloth. ++ Gilbert Frederick. The Story of a Regiment being a Record of the Military Services of the Fifty-seventh New York State Volunteer Infantry in the War Rebellion 1861-1865 [Chicago, 1895]. ++ James Harvey McKee. Back "In War Times." History of the 144th Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry, with Itinerary, Showing Contemporaneous Date of the Important Battles of the Civil War. [Unadilla, NY, 1903]. ++ Floyd, Fred C. History of the 40th (Mozart) Regiment New York Volunteers, which was Composed of Four Companies from New York, Four Companies from Massachusetts and Two Companies from Pennsylvania. Boston, F. H. Gilson Company, 1909. 8vo. Bound in blue cloth with engraved medal on cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Stamp on copyright page and on back end page. Frontispiece photograph of the author. 469 pp ++ Swinton, William. History of the 7th Regiment, National Guard, State of New York, during the War of the Rebellion : with a preliminary chapter on the origin and early history of the regiment, a summary of its history since the war, and a roll of honor, comprising brief sketches of the services rendered by members of the regiment in the Army and Navy of the United States. New York: Charles T. DIllingham, 1876. 8vo. 501pp. Contemporary three quarter calf over marbled boards, endpapers and all edges marbled. Ex Library with stamp to title page and circulation slip at rear. Front hinge cracked; flys chipped. Banded spine with dentelle giltwork; red label with titling stamped in gilt.++ Washburn, George H. A Complete Military History And Record Of The 108th Regiment New York Volunteers: From 1862 To 1894. Rochester, NY: [n.p.], 1894. 4to. 521pp. Burgundy cloth with decorative blind stamping and gilt statue to upper board. Gilt titling on spine. Photos, illus. Ex-Library with Harvard University Stamp. With additional titles.

2 volumes. Graham, Matthew. The Ninth Regiment New York Volunteers (Hawkins' Zouaves) Being a History of the Regiment and Veteran Association from 1860 to 1900. E. P. Coby & Co., New York, 1900. 8vo. Pictorial green cloth, top edge gilt. Minor rubbing, some spotting to boards. Front hinge cracked, rear starting. [WITH] G. A. Hussey and W. Todd. History of the Ninth Regiment, N. Y. S. M. 1845-1888. (83rd NY). Veterans of the Regiment, New York, 1889. 8vo. Bound in modern black cloth, purple silk moire endpapers. All edges gilt.

Group of 7 Pennsylvania regimental histories. Some regiments specified as volunteers. Most cloth bound, early 1900s. Conditions vary. Dickey, Luther S. History of the 85th regiment Pennsylvania volunteer infantry, 1861-1865, comprising an authentic narrative of Casey's division at the Battle of Seven Pines. New York: J.C. & W.E Powers, 1915. 8vo. Green cloth lettered in gilt. 467pp. +++ John Richards Boyle. Soldiers true; the story of the 111th regiment Pennsylvania veteran volunteers. New York, 1903. +++ Luther S. Dickey. History of the 103rd Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Chicago, 1910. ++ [Wray, William J.] History of the 23rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Birney's Zouaves : Three Months and Three Years Service, Civil War 1861-1863. Philadelphia[?]: [s.n.], [1904]. ++ James M. Gibbs History of the 187th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Harrisburg, 1905 [Note: 1905 Survivors Association Meet Slip laid in]. Also: Histories of the 45th, 125th Pennsylvania regiments. Condition: Some with slight rubbing on boards. Slight bumping on corners. Wear on spine ends; prev. owner signatures, some ex-library

Group of 8 Pennsylvania regimental histories. Some regiments specified as volunteers. Most cloth bound, early 1900s. Conditions vary. Thomas Parker. History of the 51st Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers. Philadelphia, 1869. [Note: Several loose pages in front matter. Two penciled inscriptions on ffep and flyleaf from the grand niece of commander Col. John F. Hartnett]. ++ Isaiah Price. History of the 97th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, During the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865. Philadelphia, 1875. ++ John A. Reed. History of the 101st Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Chicago, 1910. ++ Kiefer, W. R. History of the One Hundred and Fifty-third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry : which was recruited in Northampton County, Pa., 1862-1863. Easton: Chemical Publishing Co., 1909. 8vo. 352 p. illus., plates, ports., fold. map. First Edition. Red cloth with titling in gilt on spine only. Also: Histories of the 78th, 140th, 148th, and 106th Pennsylvania regiments. Condition Some with slight rubbing on boards. Slight bumping on corners. Wear on spine ends; prev. owner signatures, some ex-library

[Civil War} Group of 3 works of Tennessee Regimental Histories, comprising 4 volumes total. Guild, George B. A Brief Narrative of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment. Nashville, 1913. McMurray, W. J. History of the 20th Tennessee Regiment Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A. Nashville, The Publication Committee [W. J. McMurray, Deering J. Roberts, and Ralph J. Neal], 1904. 8vo.++ Edited by John Berrien Lindsley. The Military Annals of Tennessee. Confederate. First Series: Embracing a Review of Military Operations, with Regimental Histories and Memorial Rolls, Compiled from Original and Official Sources. Wilmington, NC, Broadfoot Publishing Co., 1995. Reprint of 1816 orignal. 2 vols. 8vo. Full bound in grey cloth with gilt stampng.. Vol. 1: 542 pp., 62 illustrations, vol. 2: 1092 pp., 48 illustrations including index. Condition: Rubbing on back board. Wear on head and tail of spine. One gilded edge of text block. Graphite inscription on end pages. ++ Graphite inscriptions on front end page.++ Minor bumping to spine edges.++

Group of 6 Massachusetts regimental histories. 8vo publisher's or early cloth; condition varies. Cudworth, Warren H. History of the 1st Regiment Massachusetts Infantry. Boston: Walker, Fuller & Co, 1866. 8vo. 528pp. Modern blue cloth binding. Ex-library. Illus.++ Kirwan. Thomas. Memorial History of the 17th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry (Old and New Organizations) in the Civil War from 1861-1865. Salem, MA: The Salem Press Co, 1911. 8vo. Full bound in purple cloth. Gilt lettering and decoration on spine. Ex-library. Frontispiece photo of Thomas Kirwan. 402 pp.++ Mann, Albert W. History of the 45th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia... Boston: Printed by W. Spooner, 1908. vi p., l l., 562, [3] p. front., plates, ports., maps. 8vo. Black cloth with red lettering and corps insignia on cover. +++ Johns, Henry T. Life with the 49th Massachusetts Volunteers. Washington: [s.n.], 1890. 8vo; 435pp; burgundy cloth with gilt lettering to front board. [Note: warping from water damage, stain to t.p. and frontispiece but otherwise clean]. +++ [Luther E. Cowles]. History of the 5th Massachusetts Battery. Boston, 1902. 8vo. Original red cloth. ++ Anderson, John. History of the Fifty-seventh Massachusetts Volunteers. E.B. Stilings, Boston, 1896. 8vo. ORiginal blue cloth gilt. Dampstaining to bottom quarter of text block. Condition:

Group of 5 Massachusetts regimental histories. 8vo publisher's or early cloth; condition varies.[Mass. Infantry, 44th Reg.]. Record of the Service of the 44th Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in North Carolina August 1862 to May 1863. Boston, privately printed, 1887. 8vo. 3/4 bound in black leather with black cloth boards. Gilt medallion designs on boards. Gilt lettering and horn design on spine. 5 ridges on spine. Marbled end pages. Marbled text block edges. 3 portraits, 8 maps, 57 illustrations. List of officers, roster, men's facsimile signatures arranged by company, etc. Inscribed by Private Noah W. Brooks, Company C., whose corrections are found throughout the volume. Newspaper clipping containing information about the insignia of corps pasted into front matter. 364 pp. Also ephemera relating to regimental reunions. ++ Davis, Charles E. Three years in the army. The story of the 13th Massachusetts Volunteers from July 16, 1861 to August 1, 1864. Boston: Estes and Lauriat, 1894. 8vo. xxxv, 476pp. First edition. Dornbusch I, MA-192. Blue cloth, gilt title on spine, gilt statue on front board,.17 full page maps. ++ Alfred S. Roe. The 39th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers. Worcester, 1914. 8vo. Original blue cloth. ++ Andrew E. Ford. The story of the 15th Regiment. Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. Clinton, 1898. ++ James L. Bowen. History of the 37th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. Holyoke, 1884.

3 volumes on New Jersey and the Civil War, including two regimental histories. Condition varies; wear, some dampstaining, hinges starting. Pyne, Henry R. The History of the First New Jersey Cavalry, (Sixteenth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers.) Trenton, N. J., J. A. Beecher, 1871. 12mo. Rebound in green cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Brown paper end pages. Engraving of of Charles S. Olden, war governor of New Jersey, facsimile handwritten discharge listing, and colored engraving illustration of the First Regiment New Jersey Cavalry's battle flag in front matter. 350 pp. Sabin 66873. ++ Drake, Capt. J. Madison. The History of the Ninth New Jersey Veteran Vols. A Record of its Service from Sept. 13th, 1861, to July 12th, 1865, with a Complete Official Roster, and Sketches of Prominent Members, with Anecdotes, Incidents and Thrilling Reminiscenes. Elizabeth, Journal Printing House, 1889. Full bound in red pebbled cloth. Gilt emblem and black engraved designs on front cover. Blind-stamp designs and ruling on rear cover. Black ruling and gilt lettering on spine. Vegetal patterned end pages. Frontispiece illustration of Brig. Gen. Charles A. Heckman, second colonel of the 9th regiment. Illustrations (including map) and portrait plates. 501 pp. +++Toombs, Samuel. New Jersey Troops in the Gettysburg Campaign, from June 5 to July 31, 1863. Orange, N.J. The Evening Mail Publishing House, 1888. 8vo. ixxi. 406pp. Illus., maps. Blue cloth with gilt titling to spine, blind stamped ornamentation to upper board.

Battine, Cecil William. The Crisis of the Confederacy: A History of Gettysburg and the Wilderness. London and Bombay: Longmans, Green and Co., 1903. 8vo.; xv, [xvi], [1], 2-424pp. front., 6 fold. maps. Publisher's blue cloth with title and author boxed in red.

2 books on Robert E. Lee, one of which is signed by the author. Bond, Christiana. Memories of General Robert E. Lee. Baltimore: The Norman, Remington Company, 1926. Signed by author Christiana Bond on half-title.12mo. Printed paper boards with illustration of Lee in profile, from photograph on frontispiece. 52 pp. ++ Shepherd, Henry E. Life of Robert Edward Lee. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1906. 1st ed. Illus. 280pp. Orig. cloth; t.e.g. Krick 454. In addition to the biography of Lee, the work includes the author's recollections of pre-war life at the North Carolina Military Institute and at the University of Virginia as well as his war experiences in the 43rd North Carolina Infantry. Condition: Life of...: Front and rear hinges starting. Previous owner signature and date on front pastedown and title page. Some light soiling. +++ Memories...: some soiling and wear to paperboard, chip to foot of spine; hinges good, binding

Randle, E.H. Characteristics of the Southern Negro. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1910. 129pp. Small 8vo. Publisher's dark blue cloth with red stamping on front and spine. Condition: light rubbing to cloth at spine ends and corners

Norton, Oliver Wilcox. The Attack and Defense of Little Round Top, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1913. 8vo. 350pp. Blue cloth with gilt titling and red and gilt 5th corps insignia cross on front cover; on spine. "This is not a history of the Battle of Gettysburg, but an attempt to describe more fully and accurately than has heretofore been done that part of the battle which was fought on one corner of the field, where, more than in any other place, the fate of the contest between the two armies was decided ... The author, who was an eye-witness of the attack and took part in the defense on this part of the line, believes that it will serve to give a better idea of the fight on Little Round Top if in connection with what he saw and heard he presents the official reports of the Union and Confederate officers and extracts from the accounts of the leading historians which relate to this part of the battle, with his comparison and criticism of these documents, together with some important letters and papers not heretofore published"--Page 11. Condition: small stains on textblock edges; residue of brown paper on end papers.

Benedict, George Grenville. Vermont in the Civil War, 1861-1865. Bennington, VT: The Free Press Assc., 1885-1888. Thick 8vos in green cloth with titling stamped in gilt on spine. First edition. Scarce as a set. Condition: foxed; some signatures pulled; tight; boards slightly soiled and scuffed.

Speer, Emory. Lincoln, Lee, Grant, and other biographical addresses. New York and Washington: Neale, 1909. 269 p. : front., ports. ; 8vo. First Edition. Publisher's blue cloth. A collection of eight biographical essays on Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, U.S. Grant, James Edward Oglethorpe, Alexander Hamilton, John Marshall, Thomas Erskine and Joseph Emerson Brown. Krick 467. Monaghan 1872.

Campbell, James H. McClellan. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1916. First Edition, 458p., frontispiece, index, (Krick-69). James H. Campbell’s McClellan was called a “Lawyer’s Brief” on behalf of the career of General George B. McClellan by its author. It was also the first voluminous analysis of the General’s career.

Neale, Walter. The Sovereignty of the States: An oration address to the eighth Virginia regiment, while they were gathered about the graves of their fallen comrades, on the battle-ground of Manassas July 21, 1910. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Co., 1910. 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt titling to spine. [4], 143pp. Condition: light soiling, scuffs to cloth; blank bookplate on front pastedown.

Dunaway, Wayland. Reminiscences of a Rebel. New York: The Neale Publishing Co., 1913. 8vo. Gray cloth. 133pp. Condition: some rear hinge cracked with webbing exposed;

Byers, S.M.H. With Fire and Sword. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1911. Small 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt titling to cover and spine. port., front., 203pp. Condition: some fraying to spine ends, light wear to extremities

Rich, Edward R. Comrades Four. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1907. 8vo. 230pp. First Edition. Black Cloth with gilt titling to front cover and spine. Previous owner signature of James Clark, Cumberland, MD, a Civil War veteran who came to establish a thriving mail order whiskey business. "Edward Rich slipped into Confederate territory in August, 1862, intent on serving in the Southern armies. Within a few weeks he had been captured near Sharpsburg and carried to Old Capitol Prison. After being exchanged, Rich joined the 1st Maryland Cavalry. An account of his experiences at Gettysburg is about the only major battle action revealed by Rich. A substantial portion of his book, in terms of both volume and significance, is devoted to detailing his experiences as a prisoner at Fort Delaware. Several lengthy extracts from a manuscript newspaper, the Fort Delaware Prison Times, highlight these interesting prison reminiscences." - Krick 415. Dornbusch II, MD(C)-520. Condition: very clean copy

3 volumes about the Battle of Gettysburg. Two cloth 8vos, one oblong 4to in illustrated wraps. Marshal, Francis. The Battle of Gettysburg, the Crest Wave of the Civil War. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1914. 8vo. 337pp; 23 ports; includ. 2 front. (half-title and title page, respectively).; 7 illus.; 4 maps. Dark blue cloth with gilt titling to spine. +++ Young, Jesse Bowman. The Battle of Gettysburg, a Comprehensive Narrative. New York and London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, [1913]. 463pp. 8vo; front., illus., maps incl. fold out. +++ Mumper, J. I. [Jacob I.]. Historic views of Gettysburg : illustrations in half-tone of all the important views and historical places on the Gettysburg battlefield. Gettysburg, Pa. : Jennie Wade Museum, n.d. [1922?]. Oblong 4to in illustrated wraps. [48]pp. Collection of photographs and artist's renderings of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Battlefield, with explanatory text. Condition: general wear and soiling; previous owner signature on t.p. of Historic Views of Gettysburg

McKim, Randolph H. The Numerical Strength of the Confederate Army. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1912. 71 [1][pp. Thin 8vo. Burgundy cloth stamped in blind. McKim provides a critical examination of the arguments surrounding the size and scope of the Confederate forces during the American Civil War. Condition: Wear and rubbing at extremities with color loss to cloth at corners, spine ends; upper board dented; cloth rippled from moisture; contents unmarked, tight

Vance, Wilson. J. Stone's River, the Turning Point of the Civil War. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1914. Thin 8vo. 72pp. Blue cloth, titling in black on cover. Krick 518. "A record of the Battle of Stone's River (known in the South as Murfreesboro) in Middle Tennessee at the end of 1862. -Krick. First Edition. Condition: interior clean and tight, spine faintly stained; >0.25" tear to fore edge to p. 17.

O'Ferrall, Charles T. Forty Years of Active Service; Being Some History of the War Between the Confederacy and the Union and of the Events Leading up to It. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1904. 367pp. 8vo. Green cloth with gilt stamping to cover and spine. Condition: Intermittant soiling and stains throughout textblock; some leaves separating (though not loose) from textblock

Martin, Thomas Ricaud. The Great Parliamentary Battle and Farewell Addresses of the Southern Senators on the Eve of the Great Civil War. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1905. 8vo. 255pp. Tan cloth with gilt lettering to cover and spine; t.e.g., untrimmed pages. Condition: minor soiling to cloth; binding tight, interior clean.

Farley, Joseph P. The James, the Potomac, The Hudson. A Retrospect of Peace & War. NY & Wash: Neale, 1910. 8vo. 277pp. Green cloth with gilt lettering to cover and spine. 10 color plates. First Edition. Condition: some soiling and discoloration spine cloth and lower board; contents bright, clean; binding tight

Heysinger, Issac W. Antietam and the Maryland and Virginia Campaigns of 1862. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1912. First Edition. Small 8vo. 322pp. Burgundy cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Ex-library with discoloration on spine where label was once affixed; punch stamp to title page. Heysinger covers the Peninsula Campaign, Second Bull Run and Lee's 1862 Maryland Campaign. "From the Union and Confederate Government records this work is a simple straight-forward and dispassionate record of the truth and its statistics." The book has a pro McClellan and an anti Secretary of War Stanton flavor. Heysinger, who served with the 7th Rhode Island Cavalry, used primary sources in for this work. Condition: rubbing to extremities; limited marginalia; binding tight.

Worsham, John H[enry]. One of Jackson's Foot Cavalry: His Experience and What He Saw During the War 1861-1865. New York: The Neale Publishing Co.,1912. First edition. 8vo. 353 pp. Illus. Original brown cloth. HOWES W-680. "An exceptionally good Confederate memoir, distinguished by humor and intelligence, and decidedly attuned to affairs at the level of the private soldier. Worsham was with the 21st Virginia in the 1861 campaign in western Virginia, then fought with Jackson in the Shenadoah Valley. He saw most of the actions of the Army of Northern Virginia and skillfully carries his readers with him to the scenes. An original muster roll of Co. F, 21st Virginia from the early days of the war is reproduced and an appendix contains a composite roster of the unit." Krick 572. Complete with all 10 plates. Coulter 487. Condition: Minor rubbing, some discoloration to cloth; previous owner signatures to ffep and rfep, address label to front pastedown; very faint stain to bottom foreedge corner of prem. matter only; minor foxing to t.p.; contents clean.

Richardson, Charles. The Chancellorsville Campaign: Fredericksburg to Salem Church. New York: The Neale Publishing Co., 1907. First Edition. 124pp. Orig. green cloth, T.e.g. Dornbusch III, 1687. Nevins I, p.42. "Richardson was a major of artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia and a resident of Fredericksburg" Krick 416. Condition: sunning to spine; threads exposed in gutter pg.8-9, though binding tight elsewhere; a couple spots to prem. matter and scattered light foxing; else very good, contents clean and unmarked

3 volumes relating to the Civil War and the transition into the Reconstruction period. Two non-fiction titles and one novel. 8vos; cloith. +++ Hamilton, J. G. De Roulhac. Reconstruction in North Carolina (Columbia University Studies in History, Economics and Public Law. Vol. LVIII. Whole No.141). New York: Columbia University, 1914. 8vo. x; 683; [6]pp. Brown cloth, titling in gilt to spine. Fold out color map of North Carolina. +++ Taylor, Richard. Destruction and Reconstruction: Personal Experiences in the Late War. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1879. Ex-library with stamps and bookplate. Water damage to cloth with spotting. Clean text. +++ Jervey, Theodore D. The Elder Brother. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Co., 1905. Novel about Southern reconstruction. Some foxing. Condition: General wear and soiling

Phisterer, Frederick. New York in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1865. New York: J.B. Lyon, 1909. Six volumes (5 volumes plus index). Third Edition. Thick 4tos, all bound in navy cloth with gilt stamping on spines, 4499pp in the text volumes, 376pp in the Index volume. Frontispieces, color illustrations throughout. Condition: Some wear to extremities, spine ends, Bindings tight. Textblock good with some toning to margins, a few instances of smalls tears and smudging.

Mosby, John S.; Russell, Charles Wells (edited by). The Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby. Boston: Little, Brown and Co, 1917. 8vo; xvii, 414pp. First Edition. Frontispiece, illustrations, folding map. Olive green cloth hardcover with gilt signature on the front cover, gilt lettering to spine; t.e.g.; previous owner name in pencil on ffep. Condition: light soiling to boards; 1 3/4' closed tear to map at gutter; binding tight, contents bright and clean.

Seitz, Don. C. Braxton Bragg: General of the Confederacy. Columbia, S.C.: The State Company, 1924. 8vo; 544pp. Grey cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Previous owner signature "Lt. Col. Raymond E. Zeikel[?]." "A detailed account of Bragg's wartime service, with copious quotations from letters and documents; the study places the General in a favorable perspective."--CWB II, 88. Dornbusch II, 2625. Condition: cloth shows light wear; webbing exposed at front hinge; stain to textblock bottom fore edge corner at mid-text, penetrating some into margins; else good.

Freeman, Douglas Southall. R.E. Lee: A Biography. New York: Charles Scribner's and Sons, [1936]. 8vos. The Pulitzer Prize Edition, in four gilt-decorated blue cloth bound volumes. fronts., illus., plates, ports., maps, facsims. V.1. 646 p. -- v. 2. 588 p. -- v. 3. 559 p. -- v. 4. 618 p Condition: light wear, rubbing to spine ends; light stain to textblock bottom edge of v.1, visible only in gutter of pp. 432-438; else very good.

Jackson, Mary Anna. Memoirs of Stonewall Jackson. Louisville, KY: The Prentice Press, [1895]. First Edition. Large 8vo. xxiv, 647pp. front., pl., Illus., maps. Olive green cloth with stamped gilt lettering and elaborate ornamental designs in gold. Stamped pictorial design at center of front cover offers portrait of Stonewall Jackson within gilt frame and floral borders. Condition: External wear and rubbing to extremities; marks and scuffs to cloth,1/4" spine cloth tear at crown. Front hinge shows old primitive repair effort with brown tape remants; ffep and fly leaf partially detached. textblock good, contents clean, bright and unmarked.

Castleman, John B[reckinridge]. Active Service. Louisville, KY: Courier-Journal Job Printing Co., 1917. 1st ed. 269 pp. Illus., portraits. Orig. grey cloth. HOWES C-231. Castleman served as a major in the 2nd Kentucky (Confederate) Cavalry and after the war rose to Brigadier-General in the U.S. Army. Condition: Sunning, discoloration to cloth; wear to extremities; soiling and scuffs to lower board; small section of webbing exposed along front hinge; light age spotting to prem. matter; binding good; no markings to text

Taylor, Walter H[erron]. Four Years with General Lee: Being a Summary of the More Important Events Touching the Career of General Robert E. Lee, in the War Between the States; Together with an Authoritative Statement of the Strength of the Army which he Commanded in the Field. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1878. 8vo. 199pp., Original green cloth with gilt title to cover and spine. Engraved front. port. of Lee with tissue guard and facsimile signature. An authoritative account of General Lee during the War. Taylor served with Lee throughout the war, includingthe Battles ofManassas, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Siege of Petersburg. "A former cadet of the Virginia Military Institute, Taylor served as adjutant to Lee throughout the war, giving him an exceptional position from which to view many activities" (Eicher 323). "Taylorwas one of the first Southern writers to use the Confederate archives. From these documents and his personal knowledge, he was able to write the authorativeFour Years with General Lee, which appeared in 1877." (The Spur, 1963). References: Howes T-74;Wright T79. Dornbusch II:2961. Nicholson, 833;Eicher 323. Condition: Wear and spotting to cloth; front hinge starting with small part of webbing exposed. Text is clean and complete.

8 volumes relating to Virginia and West Virginia and its citizens as regards the Civil War. Includes one 2 volume set. Claiborne, John Herbert. Seventy-five Years in Old Virginia. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1904. 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt lettering, state seal on cover; gitl lettering on spine; front. (port.); 360pp. Krick 80. +++ Confederate Museum Literary Society. In Memoriam Sepiternam. Richmond: Confederate Museum, 1896. Square 12mo; full cream cloth appearing quarter bound, boards wrapped in brown paper; embossed silver decoration to front and back boards. 98pp. Illus profusely, including photographs of holdings in the Confederate Museum. +++ Kellogg, Sanford C. The Shenandoah Valley and Virginia, 1861-1865: A War Study. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., [1903]. Sm. 8vo. Blue cloth, gilt lettering to front board and spine. Ex-library with blind stamp to t.p., call number on spine, etc. 247pp. +++ Manarin, Louis H.; Wallace, Lee A. Richmond Volunteers / The Volunteer Companies of the City of Richmond and Henrico County, Virginia / 1861-1865. Official Publication No. 26. Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee. Richmond: Westover Press, 1969. 8vo; gray cloth with gilt titling and illustration on cover, lettering to spine. Illustrated throughout with maps, photographs. xiii, [1], 296, [2] pp. +++ Maury, General Dabney Herndon. Recollections of a Virginian in the Mexican, Indian and Civil Wars. N.Y., 1894. 1st ed. Portr. 279pp. Howes M-440. Orig. grey cloth. Author was a graduate of West Point and served in the Mexican War, four years on the Texas frontier, and in the Confederate Army attaining the rank of Major-General. +++ Callahan, James Morton. Semi-Centennial History of West Virginia. With Special Articles on Development and Resources. Published by the Semi-Centennial Commission of West Virginia, 1913. 8vo. Full bound in red cloth. Gilt lettering and West Virginia seal on front cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Rear end pages with a map of West Virginia Environs and Advantages. Sticker on front pastedown. Frontispiece folding map of West Virginia. 72 maps, photos, and illustrations. 594 pp. ++Gordon, Armistead Churchill. Memories and Memorials of William Gordon McCabe. Richmond, Old Dominion Press Inc., 1925. 2 vols. 8vo. Bound in red cloth. Printed paper spine labels. 5 plates. Vol. 1: frontispiece portrait from portrait in oil by Walter Urwick, 445 pp. Vol. 2: frontispiece from photograph taken shortly before his death. 431 pp. Condition: Soiling to cloth, wear to extremities; previous owner signature in pencil on ffep; binding tight, contents bright and unmarked.

French, Samuel Gibbs. Two Wars: An Autobiography.... Mexican War; War between the States, A Diary; Reconstruction Period, His Experience; Incidents, Reminiscences, etc. Nashville: Confederate Veteran, 1901. [i-vii] viii-xv [1], [1] 2-404 pp., frontispiece, 31 text illustrations (maps, scenes, portraits). 8vo, original blue decorated cloth, spine gilt lettered, t.e.g. Upper spine slightly snagged. Except for scattered light foxing, overall fine. First edition. Connor & Faulk 174. Garrett & Goodwin, pp. 212-213. Haferkorn, p. 12. Nevins, I 91. Tutorow 3701. Chapters 3-7 cover the author’s experiences in the Mexican-American War, where he served in Texas with Ringgold’s flying artillery. He gives excellent detailed accounts of the flying artillery in the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma. The superiority and usefulness of Ringgold’s artillery theories and practices are clearly proven. French also gives excellent descriptions of Texas, including a herd of charging wild horses that parted his column as it passed through. He is sympathetic towards Taylor, whom he deems to have been betrayed by political interests when many of his troops are transferred to Scott. The rest of the book concerns the Civil War and beyond. French (1818-1910 was a prominent officer in the Confederate Army. Condition: cloth scuffed, occasional dents along edges, to corners; ffep missing; previous owner stamp "Harry B. French" along with what appears to be a gift inscription of a relative of French's; front hinge cracked; textblock binding tight. rear free endpaprer chipped.

Two books about Maryland and the Confederacy. 8vos full bound in cloth; light wear and soiling. Howard, McHenry. Recollections of a Maryland Confederate Soldier and Staff Officer Under Johnston, Jackson and Lee. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Co., 1914. 8vo, 423pp, front., ports., fasc.. First Edition. Orig red cloth, title gilt stamped to spine. B&w photo laid in between front endpapers; it is presumed to be of Howard, though a positive identification has not been made. +++ Goldsborough, W.W. The Maryland Line in the Confederate Army. 1861-1865. Baltimore: [Press of Guggenheim, Weil & Co.], 1900. Accompanying Index bound in at rear. Large 8vo; 397pp, including 24pg of ads at rear [p.373-397]. front. illus., ports., plates; a.e.g.; modern rebind in black buckram with gilt titling to spine, new gray endpapers; ex-library, indicated only by the remants of a card pocket apparently removed from rear free endpaper when the book was withdrawn. The spine also shows a faint outline of a sticker but with no material leavings. No stamps or institutional markings anywhere in the book. Index bound in after the last leaf of the main volume: Lewis, [Louise Quarles]. Index to the Maryland Line in the Confederate Army 1861-1865. Hall of Records Commission No. 3. Reprint of the 1900 edition.[Annapolis]: n.p., [1944]. Sm 8vo in grey printed wraps; 2 p. l., 74 p. Condition: Recollections...: light wear to cloth; gilt darkened on spine; contents bright and unmarked, binding tight; a very nice copy. The Maryland Line...:small tear to t.p. at gutter; two loose plates (all present); index very good, bound in securely, clean.

Lyttle, Andrew Nelson.Bedford Forrest and His Critter Company. New York: G.P. Putnam's & Sons, 1931. 8vo, ix, 402pp, front. port., maps. Orig. black cloth with illustrated title label on upper board and titling spine label. Signed by author in pencil on ffep. Ex Libris with bookplate on front pastedown and blind stamp on ffep. Condition: scuffing. discoloration to cloth on both upper and lower boards from water damage. Bleeding along bottom edge of prem. matter; contents clean, unmarked; binding good.

Gordon, John B[rown]. Reminiscences of the Civil War. New York: Charles Scribners' Sons, 1903. First Edition. 8vo, xii, 474pp; 3 port. with tissue guards incl front. Orig. blue cloth with title and United Confederate Veterans seal in gilt on cover; gilt titling to spine; t.e.g.; uncut. Previous owner's detailing of provenance on ffep. Condition: cloth clean with scant evidence of handling wear; spine dented lengthwise at center; hinges strong; binding good, though some webbing visible between pp96-97; a few instances of chipping to pages, likely a result of snags to uncut pages, occasional minor stains; contents otherwise bright, unmarked.

Gorgas, Josiah; Vandiver, Frank E., (ed.). The Civil War Diary of General Josiah Gorgas. University, AL: University of Alabama Press, 1947. 8vo; xi, 208pp. Orig. rust cloth black printed spine label with gilt lettering, publisher's seal; no dj. Condition: cloth is very clean with minimal wear to spine ends; boards dented, suggesting it was dropped, crown of spine compressed along with approx 1" of top edge of board; hinges strong, binding tight; very faint brown spotting to title page; a bright, unmarked copy.

Hood, J[ohn] B[ell]. Advance and Retreat. Personal experiences in the United States and Confederate States armies. New Orleans: Published for the Hood Orphan Memorial Fund [by] G.T. Beauregard, 1880. First Edition. 8vo; 358pp, front. port., maps., 1 fold. Orig. grey cloth with gilt lettering and black stamped decoration. Collated; complete. Howes H 622; Eicher 240; Nevins II, p.65. Nevins: The controversial and sometimes bitter memoirs of a maimed Confederate general.” Condition: General wear, soiling to cloth; front hinge starting; scattered foxing. Binding secure if not tight.

"A Virginian [Cooke, John Esten]." The Life Of Stonewall Jackson. From Official Papers, Contemporary Narratives, And Personal Acquaintance. New York: Charles B. Richardson, 1863. 8vo. 305pp. Scarce first edition, "Reprinted From Advance Sheets Of The [not-yet-published] Richmond Edition." Professional spine repair in black cloth over textured brown cloth covered boards; gilt titling on red spine label. 2 engraved portraits. Reprinted from Advamce Sheets of the Richmond Edition. Nevins II: p47. Condition: Attractive volume; rubbing to extremities, some unevenness on back cover where spine cloth meets board. hinges good; previous owner signature and date on verso of subscriber notice with bleed through; second signature on verso of frontispiece (no bleed-through). Scattered foxing; the word "Marylanders" is written on p. 150 in top margin; no writing noted elsewhere in body of text.

Gilmor, Harry. Four Years in the Saddle. New York: Harper & Bros., 1866. First Edition. 8vo; [2], xii, 291, [1]. front. port. with tissue guard. Burgundy cloth with cavalry emblem on cover, titling to spine. Howes G 187; Nevins I, 94; Dornbush II, 523; Sabin 27445. Sabin: "This book has something of the dash of a centaur. His revelation of himself shows him to have had a good deal of fondness for adventure, an unreflecting courage, and no little addictedness to swearing, boasting, and brandy." Condition: light wear with modest closed tear to spine cloth; hinges good, binding secure; previous owner small owner label to front pastedown; previous owner signature to flyleaf with date "July 18th 1866." Attractive, well-preserved copy.

Early, Jubal A[nderson]. With Notes by R.H. Early. Autobiographical Sketch and Narrative of the War Between the States. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1912. 8vo. xxvi, 496 pp. Burgundy cloth with gilt lettering to cover and spine. Illustrated with 12 plates from photographs, including frontispiece portrait of Jubal Early as an old man. Lengthy gift inscription/letter in pen beginning on fly and continuing to title page (addressee and writer unidentified). Primitive tape repair between to gutter following half title and front. portrait of Early; "1816-1894" is written in pen beneath portrait. Condition: typical wear to extremities; blue mark on p xx; else contents clean, binding tight.

Hamlin, Percy Gatling. Old Bald Head' (General R.S. Ewell). Strasburg, VA: Shenandoah Publishing House, 1940. First Edition. Signed by author on ffep; additionally, a gift inscription "from Elizabeth and P.S. Hamlin" dated Oct, 1952 is penned on front pastedown. Condition: spine sunned; wear to spine ends; lower right corner dented; cloth clean, binding tight, pages clean and bright.

Chamberlayne, C[hurchill]. G[ibson]. Ham Chamberlayne--Virginian: Letters and Papers of an Artillery Officer in the War for Southern Independence, 1861-1865. Richmond: Press of the Dietz Printing Co., 1932. First Edition. 8vo. xxx,440pp. Portrait frontis., illus., portraits, plates, maps, folding map. Orig. pictorial cloth, non-priceclipped d/j. One of 1000 copies. Contemporary newspaper column with review of book tastefully glued to front pastedown endpaper, with placement so as to be obscured by the dj flap. "An exceptionally revealing collection of papers by a young Virginia aristocrat who served long and faithfully in a Richmond artillery battery"--Nevins I, p.68. Condition: Very clean; dj spine sunned, lightky worn; binding tight, contents bright.

von Borcke, Heros. Memoirs of the Confederate War for Independence. 2 volumes. New York:: P. Smith, 1938. 8vos Gray cloth with titling on spine in black.; vol 1-- 323pp; vol 2--318pp. Folding map at rear of vol 2. "First published in 1866; reprinted, 1938." Condition: General wear to boards; ex-libris blind stamp on half title of vol. 1 only; both vols-- contents clean, binding tight.

Daniel, John W. Life and Reminiscences of Jefferson Davis by Distinguished Men of His Time. Baltimore: R. H. Woodward & Co., 1890. First Edition. 8vo; blue cloth tooled in blind; 490pp.; frontis.; illustrations; t.e.g. The first “life” of Davis following his death the previous year. Condition: minor fraying to spine ends; front hinge starting; textblock binding tight; contents clean with scant to no foxing.

Roman, Alfred. Military Operations of General Beauregard. 2 Volumes. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1884. 8vo. Vol. I, frontispiece of young Beauregard (from 1865 photo), xvii, 594pp, errata; Vol. II, frontispiece of older Beauregard (from photo taken in 1883), xvi, 691pp, 12 pp ads. Publisher's dark green cloth, gilt lettering, top edge gilt. Ex-library, New Jersey Historical Society. bookplate on pastedown. Title page stamped in blind, verso ink stamped. Condition: some wear to spine ends; corner bumping; Discoloration on spines where stickers were previously adhered; binding tight, textblock is clean and bright.

Austin, J.P. The Blue and the Gray: Sketches of a Portion of the Unwritten History of the Great American Civil War. Atlanta: Franklin Printing and Publishing, 1899. First Edition. 8vo; xii, 246 pp; col. front. Blind tooled gray cloth with gilt titling to spine; marbled edges. Blank bookplate to pastedown. "A rambling but...interesting recollection of service in Texas, Tennessee and Georgia." -(CWB I,52) In his service with the 9th Kentucky Cavalry, Austin "operated in Middle and East Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, and later through the Carolinas in opposition to Sherman's march." -(Coulter 12). Condition: light surface wear; textblock clean.

Alexander, Edward P. Military Memoirs of a Confederate: A Critical Narrative. New York: Scribner's, 1907 8vo. xviii, 634 pp. Illustrations from photos, maps, etc. First Edition. Green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Previous (veteran) owner signature [illegible] on flyleaf, signed "Capt. 5th Field Art / Ft. Leavenworth May 4/ 08." Alexander served as Chief of Artillery under General Longstreet, he provides a detailed account and critique of the actions of the Army of Northern Virginia. Nevins I-50, Howes A114. Condition: cloth water stained, worn along edges; front hinge starting. textblock bright; binding secure; 1/2" closed tear to folding map at back; else very good

Thomas, Clarence. General Turner Ashby, the Centaur of the South. Winchester, Va.: Printed by the Eddy press corporation, 1911. First Edition. 8vo; xii, 212pp; front., ports .Red cloth with gilt titling to cover and spine. Condition: general wear to cloth and boards. Ex-libris with owner stamp and date on ffep and flyleaf.

Waite, Otis F[rederick] R[eed]. Vermont in the Great Rebellion. Containing Historical and Biographical Sketches, Etc. Claremont, NH: Tracy, Chase and Co., 1869. Sm. 8vo. 288pp. front., port., b/w plates. Blue pebbled cloth tooled in blind with Vermont state seal in gilt on cover; titling in gilt on spine. Previous owner signature on fly leaf. ffep appears not to be present. Condition: minor wear to cloth boards; binding secure, no markings or foxing to textblock. A handsome copy.

Schouler, William. A History of Massachusetts in the Civil War. 2 volumes. Boston: Published by the author, 1868-1871. Thick 8vos. 670 pp, vol 1; 711pp., vol 2; front. (port.), fold. map in rear, vol 1; lg. fold. map in front matter, vol. 2; Pebbled green cloth with border tooled in blind; gilt lettering to spine. Provenance: from the library of John L. Hildreth (1838-1925), a prominent doctor and and once Dean of Tufts Medical School, whose medical career began when he joined the service of the Sanitary Commission for the soldiers in Virginia and Louisiana during the Civil Warl. Title pages of borh vols bear his signature and address stamp. Condition: vol 1, front hinge starting; occasional chips to foreedges; both vols, light wear to cloth, body text unmarked, contents secure.

Annual Report of the Adjutant-General [WIlliam Schouler), of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Boston: Wright and Potter, 1865. Includes Report of the Surgeon General of Massachusetts in rear. Thick 8vo. Bound in half red morroco over mottled paper boards. Banded leather spine with gilt lettering. Condition: Some wear to leather at corners and spine ends; faint water staining and foxing to prem. matter; contents else bright, clean,

Hull, Susan R. Boy Soldiers of the Confederacy. New York and Washington: Neale, 1905. 8vo; 256pp; front. (port.) gray cloth with gilt lettering to cover and spine. A collection of biographical sketches of young Confederate soldiers. Scarce title. Condition: board corners dented; some scrapes to front pastedown endpaper; binding tight; contents clean.

Sorrel, Gilbert Moxley. Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1905. First Edition. 315pp. 8vo. Frontispiece. Original publishers gray cloth now protected in mylar. This was a working copy used as a mock up for the 1978 facsmile reprint edition then in production by Morningside Bookshop, a premier Civil War bookseller and small press publisher in Dayton, OH. New Information pasted on title page as it would appear in the reprint edition. There is also a slip tipped in indicating the placement of the new introduction. There is some material loss to the title page behind the Morningside label; adhesive residue on verso, where Morningside copyright information had likely been pasted. Page numbers has been noted in pencil where not explicitly paginated (as in Chapter headers). This 1978 reprint of the1905 edition did indeed go to press, and formatted as here depicted. Certainly a singular copy of this scarce title. Condition: material loss on t.p. as noted; wear to spine ends, some fraying. pg 13 has 1" tear at top edge and is partially detached (but holding) at gutter; else clean, binding good; boards clean with gilt still bright

Cuchins, John A. A Famous Command: The Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Richmond: Garrett & Massie, 1934. Lg 8vo; xx, [1], 399pp., front. (port). b/w phot. illus. Handsomely bound in blue cloth with b/w photo inset on cover; silver lettering to spine. Condition: cracked front hinge with webbing exposed and top third broken; ffep nearly loose; rear hinge starting but holding; contents secure; pages bright and unmarked

2 volumes of Connecticut Regimental Histories. [Regimental Association of the 21th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry]. The Story of The Twenty-First Regiment, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, during the Civil War. 1861-1865. Middletown, Conn.; Press of the Stewart Printing Co., 1900. 8vo, pebbled blue clioth with decorated gitl cover, titling in gilt on spine. xx, [2], 448pp + 50pp Official Record of Service at rear. Marvin, Edwin E. The Fifth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers. A History Compiled from Diaries and Official Reports. Hartford, CT: Press of Wiley, Waterman & Eaton, 1889. 8vo. ix, [1] 394pp, [61pp appendix] . Blue cloth with red star stamped to front cover cover, gilt titling to spine. Nevins I, p. 128 says the work "posesses a surprising amount of diary excerpts by members of the regiment.". Condition: solid textblock, light wear to boards

2 volumes comprising Charles C. Nott's memoirs "Sketches of the War" (1865) and "Sketches in Prison Camps" (1865). Sketches of the War: A Series of Letters to the North Moore Street School of New York. New York: Anson D. F. Randolph, 1865. Second edition. 8vo, viii,184pp, [2pp teaser for "Sketches of the War," with title page]. Cloth decorated in gilt, top edge gilt. Ex-libris with bookplate to front pastedown; contemporary gift inscription to ffep, dated Christmas 1895. Sketches in Prison Camps: A continuation of Sketches of the War. New York: Anson D. F. Randolph, 1865. 12mo, 204pp. Pebbled green cloth with pictorial front cover and spine, all stamped in gilt; back cover stamped in blind with pictorial front cover stamp. Charles C. Nott was a captain and colonel in the United States Army from 1861 to 1864 during the American Civil War. He was appointed a captain in the Fremont Hussars, was in the 5th Iowa Cavalry, and the 131st New York Volunteer Infantry and the 176th New York Volunteer Infantry, achieving the rank of colonel. He was subsequently captured at the fall of Brashear City, and held as a prisoner of war in Texas for thirteen months. Condition: Both vols: some wear to cloth, rubbing along extremities; binding good, contents bright.

Eddy, Richard. History of the Sixtieth Regiment New York State Volunteers. Philadelphia: Published by the Author, 1864. Sm. 8vo, 360pp. Modern rebind in textured green cloth with gilt lettering and ornamentation on front cover and black spine label. Ex-libris with tasteful previous owner stamp on dedication page. This St. Lawrence County, New York civil war regiment was mustered in Ogdensburg, NY and participated in the civil war until 1864, It is inscribed "Compliments of E.A. Merritt" who was the Quartermaster of the regiment. Includes Merritt's first-hand accounts of the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. A detailed, uncommon regimental history. Condition: Boards are square with sharp quarters; hinges good; binding tight; textblock unmarked; occasional off-setting; lightly toned

Two volumes. Davis, Jefferson. The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Richmond: Garrett and Massie, 1938. 2v. 8vos, brown cloth with paper inset illustration of Confederate flag in laurels to front covers and spine labels with imprinted with crossed CSA flags. vol 1: xxx, [2], 604pp; front (port), col. t.p., port. maps; 10 plates. ----vol 2: xxix, [3], 675pp; front. (port), col. t.p., port., maps; 26 plates. Originally published in 1881, Davis wrote the book as a straightforward history of the Confederate States of America and as an apologia for the causes that he believed led to and justified the American Civil War. Condition: both vols-- general wear to cloth; spine fading; hinges good, binding good; clean textblocks

3 volumes of Union Soldier narratives. Conditions vary. Vail, Enos B. Reminiscences of a Boy in the Civil War. Brooklyn, N.Y.: Published by author, 1915. 8vo; blue cloth. Signed by author on ffep, dated 1915. frontis. loose but present. Kieffer, Harry M. The Recollections of a Drummer-Boy. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., [1911]. Revised Edition. Pictorial green cloth stamped in black. Ex-library. +++ Matthews, William H. Harry: being the Recollections of an English Boy, who Served Four Years in the Union Army during the Civil War. Iowa City, IA: Iowa Printing Company, [1927]. 8vo, 358pp; burgundy cloth with gilt titling to front cover and spine; hinges good, title page partially separated from binding but holding, but contents are otherwise sound and strong. Personal Narrative of an English-born Congressional Medal of Honor winner; while spending 4 years in the Union Army in 2nd Md. Reg. Co. E. Also covers his life after the war, and mentions rooming for a while with the man who killed John Wilkes Booth. An interesting, fairly scarce title.

Beecher, Harris H. Record of the 114th Regiment, N.Y.S.V., Where it Went, What it Saw, and What it Did. Norwich, N.Y., J. F. Hubbard, Jr.: 1866. x, 582pp; front. (port.), bound modern leather with banded spine black labels with silver lettering, marbled edges, new marbled endpapers. Illustrated. First Edition. An early narrative of campaigning during the Civil War with the 114th New York Volunteers- Beecher was the regiment’s assistant surgeon. The 114th fought extensively in Louisiana and Mississippi, particularly Port Hudson, and in Texas during the Red River Campaign, before being transferred to Virginia to participate in the 1864 Valley Campaign. The 114th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry was an infantry regiment were notable for their colorful Americanized version of the Zouave uniform worn in emulation of certain French light-infantry units. Condition: Scattered foxing, else good

Schneck, B[enjamin]. The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston:1864. Sm 8vo, 76pp + [2p adver]; front. (map}; tooled ribbed brown cloth with gilt titling to cover; 1924 mailer laid into front matter announcing commemorative celebration in Chambersburg. Condition: cloth worn at corners and top edge of lower board; hinges good, contents secure; foxing throughout; ust staining to gutter of p 22-23 which resulted in bottom margin staining; front pastedown has outline of oval stickers (?) since removed;

Trumbull, H. Clay. A Record of College, Field, and Prison. The Knightly Soldier: A Biography of Major Henry Ward Camp, Tenth Conn. Vols. Boston: Nichols and Noyes, 1865. First Edition. Sm 8vo; xii, 13-331, [1]pp; front. (port.); 5 plates. Brown cloth with gilt titling and illustration to spine. A fascinating and tragic account of the life and military career of Major Henry Ward Camp of the 10th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. In the words of Nevins, the work is "composed in the main of letters and diary excerpts...a straightforward, unprejudiced narrative of service in North Carolina and Virginia; subject was killed in action late in 1864.” Condition: light wear to cloth at corners and spine ends; spine cocked; hinges good; contents secure; pages unmarked. A well-preserved example of a scarce title.

Moore, Edward A. The Story of a Cannoneer Under Stonewall Jackson/ in which is told the part taken by the Rockbridge Artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia. Lynchburg, VA: J.P. Bell Co., Inc., 1910. 331 pp. Introduction by Captain Robert E. Lee, Jr. and Henry St. George Tucker. front. (port.), illus.; 19 playes. Green cloth, lettered in gilt, top edge gilt. Second Edition. Time served with the Rockbridge Artillery, Army of North Virginia. Condition: exceptionally good copy

6 volumes of Union soldiers' narratives and personal accounts of their experience in the Army of the Potomac. Coffin, Charles Carleton. Following the Flag: From August 1861 to November 1862 with the Army of the Potomac. New York: Hurst & Co., [n.d.]. 18mo. Cloth boards illustrated with a scene from a baseball game.. 286pp. +++ Hyde, Thomas W. Following the Greek cross, or, Memories of the Sixth Army Corps. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1894. 12mo; xi, 269 pp; illustrated green cloth stamped in gilt, red, white and blue. Ex-library. +++ A Cavalryman [Adams, Francis]. A Troopers Adventures in the War for the Union. Arlington Edition. 8vo. 616pp. Elaborately tooled front board with "Arlington Edition" embossed under arch. Spine stamped in gilt and black. ++++ Parker, David B. A Chautauqua Boy In '61 and Afterward. Edited by Torrance Parker. Edited by Torrance Parker. Introduction by Albert Bushnell Hart. Boston, Small, Maynard and Co., c. 1912. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Gilt top edge of text block. Frontispiece portrait drawing of David Parker. 388 pp. +++ Buell, Augustus. The Cannoneer: Recollections of Service in the Army of the Potomac. Washington, D.C.: The National Tribune, 1890. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering and designs on cover. Engraved lettering on spine. Red text block edges. Frontispiece with engravings of Joseph B. Campbell, James Stewart, John Gibbon, James Davison, and John Mitchell. Illustrations throughout. 400 pp. +++ Stevens, George Thomas. Three Years in the Sixth Corps: A Concise Narrative of Events in the Army of the Potomac. Albany: [Printed By S.R. Gray], 1870. Second Edition. 8vo; Green pebbled cloth with gilt titling to spine; port. frontis., illus. xxvi, 445, [15]pp.

Fox, Simeon M. The Seventh Kansas Cavalry: Its Service in the Civil War. An address before the State historical society, December 2, 1902. Topeka: State Printing Office, 1908. 8vo; 59pp. Green cloth with gilt titling to front board. Condition: some scuffs and bubbling to cloth, wear to extremities; front hinge starting but not obviously so; binding good, contents secure; pages unmarked.

Tremlin, Henry Edwin. Last Hours of Sheridan's Cavalry. A Reprint of War Memoranda. New York: Bonnell, Silver & Bowers, 1908. 8vo. 563pp. front.(port.); fold. map. Second Edition. Blue cloth decorated with with red and white pennant illustration on front board, gilt lettering; gilt lettering to spine. Ex-libris with bookplate to front pastedown. "Mar. 6, 1920" written on ffep. Revised and enlarged from the author's Closing days about Richmond and his Sailors' Creek to Appomattox Court House. Condition: Light wear to boards; corner of pg 305/306 torn off in margin, not affecting body text; hinges good; binding tight; no markings in textblock

Vaill, Dudley Landon. The County Regiment; a Sketch of the Second Regiment of Connecticut Volunteer Heavy Artillery, Originally the Nineteenth Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. [Norfolk?, Conn.],.Litchfield County University Club, [1908]. 8vo; xii, 108pp; front. (port.), illus., b/w photos. First Edition. Green pebbled leather with gilt lettering and Litchfield University Country Club seal in gilt on front board; gilt titling to spine. green silk moire endpapers. Ex-library with bookplate on front pastedown dated 1909, contemporary library card pocket and stamps to front matter. Dudley Landon Vaill (1873-1967) was born in Winsted, Connecticut, the son of a leather manufacturer. "This work is part of a series published under the auspices by the Litchfield County University Club, and in accordance with a proposition made to the club by one of its members, Mr. Carl Stoeckel, of Norfolk, Connecticut" -pg [v]. Condition: boards chipped at corners, spine ends; wear along extremities; fading. Hinges good, contents very bright and clean.

[Virginia] Paxton, Alexander S. Memory Days/ In Which the Shenandoah Valley is Seen in Retrospection, With Glimpses of School Days the Life of Virginia People of Fifty Years Ago. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Co., 1908. First Edition. 8vo; 287pp; vignette on title page; blue cloth with gilt lettering to front board and spine; top edge gilt. Condition: minimal wear to boards; previous owner gift inscription on ffep; binding good, contents bright

Hutchins, E.R., (e.d.). The War of the Sixties. New York: The Neale Publishing Co., 1912. 8vo; 490pp. First Edition. Publisher's tan cloth with blue border and titling to front board, lettering to spine. Ex-library from the holdings of the Fenton History Center in Jamestown, NY; stamps on t.p. only. One of the scarcer Neale titles, Hutchins' work presents a compendium of detailed, first-hand accounts of the Civil War, by veterans on both sides of the conflict. Condition: wear and some marks to front board, but the blue ink remains vibrant and fluid across the lettering, save for small areas of discoloration spotting on border; the lettering on spine however has been rubbed near clean of color, as typical. Hinges good, binding tight; no markings in body text.

Shurter, Edwin DuBois. Oratory of the South, From the Civil War to the Present Time. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1908. 8vo; 336pp. Black cloth with gilt lettering to front board and spine; top edge gilt/ Condition: minor wear to boards; a few scuff marks to lower board cloth; front and rear hinges starting; contents secure; foxing throughout;

Redpath, James. The Public Life of Capt. John Brown, with an Autobiography of his Childhood and Youth. Boston: Thayer and Eldridge, 1860. First Edition. Sm 8vo in orig. brown pebbled cloth stamped in blind on both covers with publisher's key; gilt titling to spine; Virginia state seal on t.p. Lacking frontispiece. Condition: general wear to boards, chipping and fraying to spine ends; binding shaken; minimal foxing; lacking front., body text complete.

Young, L.D. Reminiscences of a Soldier of the Orphan Brigade. Paris, KY [Louisville]: [Courier-Journal Job Printing Co.], [1918]. 99pp. Original stiff printed grey wrappers.Very good plus. An account of the Civil War experiences of a Kentucky Confederate. Young served at Shiloh, Vicksburg, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Atlanta, and more. Condition: Minor edge wear,a couple small marks to wraps. Later previous owner signature and date (July 1949) on t.p. Contents clean.

Stevenson, R. Randolph. The Southern Side; or, Andersonville Prison. Baltimore: Turbull Brothers, 1876. 8vo; 488pp; front. (fold. map), illus. Book has been completely rebound in blue cloth with the original cloth from boards-- featuring mock-metal clasps embellished in gilt on front and back-- retained and mounted on the new front and rear panels. Titling stamped in gilt on spine. Compiled from official documents by R. Randolph Stevenson, M.D., Chief Surgeon of CSA prison hospitals, the work is a cold & unvarnished look at the Civil War's most notorious prison camp. It covers the Wirz trial and analyzes comparative mortality rates across Confederate and Union prison camps. Includes an appendix with classified lists of the prisoners who died at Andersonville and causes of death. Condition: light wear to boards; some small stains on textblock edges; hinges good, binding tight; chip to t.p. foredge.;minimal foxing

5 volumes released by Neale Publishing Company. New York and Washington, 1906-1918. 8vos, cloth. Condition varies, wear and soiling to cloth. Includes: Stewart, William H. The Spirit of the South. 1908. green cloth, sunned to tan on spine cloth and edges, lettering in gilt. +++ Anderson, Charles C. Fighting by the Southern Federals, 1912; dark blue cloth, lettering in gilt+++ Moore's History of the States, 1908. purple cloth, faded to dark gray on spine cloth and at edges; +++ Harrison, Ida Withers. Beyond the Battle's Rim,1918; gray cloth, [condition notes : red splatter marks/ staining on front and back cloth] ++ Gray, John Thompson. A Kentucky Chronicle. 1906. Green cloth wth gilt lettering.

Krick, Robert K. Neale Books; An Annotated Bibliography. [Dayton]: Morningside Bookshop Press, 1977. 8vo, gilt stamped brown buckram; profusely illustrated with photographs and facsimile title-pages from this noted Civil War publisher. xx, [2], 234, [1], 1pp. Condition: very clean, binding tight; excellent copy

Geer, T[heodore] T[hurston]. Fifty Years in Oregon. Experiences, Observations, and Commentaries Ries Upon Men, Measures, and Customs in Pioneer Days and Later Times. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1912. First Edition. 8vo; 540pp, 13 unnumbered leaves of plates. Tan cloth with blue border stamped on front board; titling in gilt on front board and spine. Theodore Thurston Geer (1851-1924) was the 10th Governor of Oregon, and the first born in the territory. Condition: minor wear to boards; some fraying at spine ends; hinges good, binding thread shows in gutter between copyright and dedication pages, but contents secure, boards sit squarely; pages unmarked

[Army of Northern Virginia] Stiles, Robert. Four Years under Marse Robert. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1903. Second Edition. 8vo; 368pp; grey cloth with pictorial label and gilt lettering to upper board, gilt titling to spine. Nevins: "An informative and enlightening memoir by a member of Lee's army." Condition: light wear and fading to cloth; some chipping, fraying at spine ends; cracked front hinge with loose gathering of 3 leaves; rear hinge sound; binding shaken. Previous owner signature on ffep; small pencil notations on front endpapers.

Townsend, John Wilson. Richard Hickman Menefree. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1907. First Edition. 8vo, 320pp, [iii index]; front. (port.). Dark tan cloth stamped with brown border, gilt lettering to front board and spine. Ex-lib., with Long Island Historical Society bookplate, stamps. Richard Henry Menefree (1809-1941) was a Kentucky statesmen and leading orator until his untimely death at age 31. Townsend's comprehensive biography provides an account of the lawyer-politician's life as well as the political scene at large in antebellum Kentucky. Condition: cloth worn, chipped at corners and spine ends; front hinge cracked; contents secure; pages bright

McClellan, H.B. The Life and Campaigns of Major-General J.E.B. Stuart: Commander of the Cavalry of the Army of Northern Virginia. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1885. First Edition. 8vo; gray cloth, 468pp. Complete with frontispiece and all 7 maps, including 3 in rear pocket. Condition: spotting to cloth; front hinge cracked with webbing exposed but holding; binding good; previous owner signature on fly leaf; occasional foxing and brown spotting; maps may show creases or small tears, but are in good condition.

Underwood, J.L. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1906. 8vo, xvii, [2], 20-313pp; front. (port.). First Edition. Ex-libris with previous owner blind stamp on ffep. Condition: boards show very light wear; soiling to spine with scuffs, wear to spine ends; hinges good, binding tight, contents very clean and bright. An excellent copy.

Mosby, John S. Stuart's Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign. New York: Moffat, Yard & Co.,1908. First Edition. 8vo in blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. xxxiii, [1], 222pp; front. (port.), illus., fold. map at rear. top edge gilt. Mosby fought at Gettysburg, and felt, as he states in his preface, that Stuart was done a "great injustice" by history. Mosby sets forth his own interpretation of Stuart's role in the battle. Condition: minimal wear to boards; shelfwear to spine ends, hinges good; partial separation of frontispiece from gathering; binding otherwise tight throughout; contents clean and unmarked; map intact and in good condition.

Hay, Thomas Robson. Hood's Tennessee Campaign. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1929. First Edition. A "...thoroughly researched..." (Nevins I-32) account of the fateful campaign of 1864-5 into Tennessee that virtually decimated the Confederate Army there. Condition: some fading to spine; binding is square and tight

Samuel, Bunford. Secession and Constitutional Liberty, 2 volumes. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1920. 8vo; dark gray cloth, gilt lettering to spine; 403pp (vol 1.); 435pp (vol 2). Condition: minor wear, rubbing to both vols, most concentrated along spine cloth of v.2; gutter exposed p 112-113 in v. 2; but held securely, tight elsewhere; both vols square; vol 1 binding tight throughout; contents clean

Page, Thomas Nelson. In Ole Virginia: Or Marse Chan and Other Stories. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1887. First Edition, first printing. 8vo. 230pp plus ads. Pictorial green cloth, red and yellow floral decoration. Condition: Lightly soiled and worn, tiny bit of loss to upper corner of ffep; contents very good.

B[ickham], W[illiam] D[enison]. Rosencrans' Campaign with the Fourteenth Army Corps, or the Army of the Cumberland: A Narrative of Personal Observations. Cincinnati: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1863. 8vo. 476, [4] ad pp; front. (map), illus.; orig pebbled cloth, gilt-lettered and decorated spine. Engraved map frontispiece is a "Topographical Sketch of the Battle Field of Stone River." First edition of William Dennison Bickham’s Civil War memoir. Condition: Mild wear to cloth; hinges good; binding secure; light stain to frontispiece map; contents unmarked

Blake, Henry N. Three Years in the Army of the Potomac. Boston: Lee and Shepherd, 1865. First edition. 12mo; pebbled dark green cloth stamped in blind, gilt titling to spine. 319pp, [1], [4pp illus ads]; previous owner dedication lightly penned to ffep. Interesting contemporaneous account of a soldier's experiences in the Army of the Potomac. Condition: minimal wear to cloth at spine ends and corners; hinges good, binding secure, textblock unmarked.

[Signed] Camp, Charles (comp.). Historical Record of the First Regiment Maryland Infantry... War of the Rebellion. Washington: Gibson Bros., 1871. 12mo, 312pp; burgundy cloth stamped in blind, gilt titling to spine. First Edition. Presentation Copy inscribed by Union General John R. Kenly to Samuel T. Hatch (ffep); from Hatch to G.H. Ponder (ffep); and from Ponder to Christopher Nelson (front pastedown). Three inscriptions are clear and legible. A very nice copy of a scarce book with excellent provenance. Condition: tear to fore edge of preface [v/vi]; else good.

Goodloe, Albert Theodore. Some Rebel Relics From the Seat of War. Nashville: Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1893. 8vo; 315pp; front. (port.). Gray pictorial cloth stamped in gilt with red-to-green ombre illustration of a flowering tree extending from spine to front board; titling in gilt to spine. First Edition of the author's experience as a First Lieutenant in the 35th Alabama Volunteer Infantry. Condition: wear, spotting to cloth; cloth frayed at corners and spine ends; hinges good, binding secure; sunning to edges of green endpapers; previous owner signature on flyleaf; no markings to textblock.

Eggleston, George Cary. A Rebel's Recollection. New York: Hurd & Houghton; Cambridge, Riverside Press, 1875. 12mo; vi; [2], 260pp. Rebound using original gilt- and black-stamped burgundy cloth on new boards and spine; endpapers replaced. Previous owner signature on t.p. First Edition of George Cary Eggleston's memoir relaying his experience as a Southerner from a Virginia plantation family who came to fight for the Confederacy under J.E.B. Stuart . Condition: general wear, light soiling; Gilt finishing remains bright and clean. binding tight, hinges good; very faint remnants of dampstaining on top edge and upper fore edge of textblock; no foxing or markings in textblock

Bachelder, John B. Gettysburg. What to See, How to See It. Boston: Published by Author, 1878. Seventh Edition. 8vo. 80pp; front., embellished by woodcuts throughout. Large isometrical folding battlefield map at rear. Green cloth with the title in gilt on the front board with authors fasc. simialr in black; same image stamped in black on the lower board. . Condition: Covers are mostly clean and show little wear. Gettysburg Drug Store stamp where book was originally sold on ffep. Map has a considerable amount of archival tissue tape on verso with unrepaired closed tears, chipping remaining. It requires fragile handling.

Racine, J. Polk. Recollections of a Veteran, or Four Years in Dixie. Elkton, MD: Appeal Printing Office, 1894. 12mo. front., illus.; 200pp. First Edition. Blue cloth with gilt titling to front board, black border and decoration stamped in black; rear board decoration blind stamped. The author served as private, later corporal, in the 5th Maryland Infantry (Union), 1861-1865, chiefly in Virginia. Condition: somewhat worn and cocked with sporadic spotting and soiling; some separation between gatherings, but sound. Hinges intact, if slightly shaken; small chip to ffep at upper right corner. Contents good, largely clean, no writing or markings throughout.

Eggleston, George Cary. Southern Soldier Stories. New York: Macmillan Co., 1898. With illustrations by R.F. Zogbaum. 8vp; front., illus. xi, [1] , 251, [1], 4pp. Gray cloth with lavishly embellished cloth stamped on upper board with illustration in gilt, brown and black, spine cloth ornately patterned in gilt, orange and black diamond chain gilt. Condition: spine ends lightly bumped; else very good, inside and out.

Hubbard, John Milton. Notes of a Private. St. Louis: Nixon-Jones Printing Co., 1911. Souvenir Edition. 8vo; 207pp; front. Orig. gilt stamped gray cloth. First hand account of author's experience in the 7th Tennessee Cavalry, C.S.A., Forrest's Cavalry. Condition: cloth spotting on black board; corner creasing to first few pages; fore edge pages lightly spotted; hinges good, contents bright.

McCarthy, Carlton. Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia 1861-1865. With Illustrations by Wm. L. Sheppard. Richmond: Carlton MxCarthy & Co.: 1882. First Edition. 12mo, vi, 224 pp; front. illus., cuts, col. flag plate. Original embellished mustard cloth with Confederate battle flag, floral stamped gilt titled cover and spine. Richmond Howitzer Unit History (Army of Northern Virginia). Condition: upper board cloth and spine very clean; good contrast with stamping; some fading at fore edge; moderate discoloration on rear board, possibly evidence of past moisture exposure; cocked; front hinge cracked with webbing exposed; rear hinge good; some gatherings loose but all holding; textblock clean, col. plate bright.

Porter, John W. H. A Record of Events in Norfolk County, Virginia, from April 19th 1861 to May 10th, 1862 with a with a History of the Soldiers and Sailors of Norfolk County, Norfolk City and Portsmouth, who Served in the Confederate States Army or Navy. Portsmouth, VA: W. A. Fiske, Printer, 1892. First Edition. 8vo; 366pp, [1], 6pp ads; illus., figs.; green cloth with gilt titling to spine; brown endpapers. Porter was in Stonewall's camp. Condition: front board and spine are clean, minimal wear; rear board has chip, spotting along bottom edge causing mild discoloration; hinges good; binding tight; some spotting to textblock fore edges.

Under the Maltese Cross: Antietam to Appomattox, the Loyal Uprising in Western Pennsylvania, 1861-1865. Pittsburgh: The 155th Regimental Association, 1910. 4to; xiii; [3], 817pp; col. front., col. t.p., illus., photo., fold. map. Blue cloth heavily embellished with gilt illustration, in gilt, red cross insignia stamped on front board and spine, titling in gilt to cover and spine. Extremely comprehensive and lavishly illustrated, with hundreds of portraits and illustrations throughout. Condition: light wear to spine ends, corners; binding tight; contents very clean and bright

Wyeth, John Allen. With Sabre and Scalppel. The Autobuography of a Soldier and Surgeon. New York: Harpers, 1914. First Edition. 8vo; xix; [1], [1], 535pp; front. (port.), illus., photo. Gray cloth stamped with crossed sabres in black on front board; titling in black on spine. From the Introduction: "The chief purpoose of this volume is to record from personal observation...the social, economic, and political conditions which prevailed in the South before, during, and immediately after the Civil War." This comprises most of part one, which also provides a "narrative of everyday life of the soldier in the field," a great bulk of it being an account of Chickamauga. Part II is devoted to his experience as a physician serving in the 4th Alabama Cavalry; he would come to achieve great acclaim in the field of medicine. Condition: boards show general wear, soiling; spine cloth intact but pulled away from binding block at crown, needs headband; contents good with some toning, light spotting to endpapers

8 volumes relating to Civil War Era Medicine. 8vos. Most 19th c., cloth. One 20th century booklet in paperwraps. Condition varies. Holland, Mary A. Gardner: Our Army Nurses. Interesting Sketches, Addresses and Photographs. Boston, 1897. 600pp.+++ Druitt, Robert. The Principles and Practices of Modern Surgery. Philadelphia, 1860. 695pp. +++ Antsie, Francis E. Stimulants and Narcotics, their Mutual Relations: with Special Researches on the Action of Alcohol, Aether, and Chloroform on the Vital Organism. Philadelphia, 1865. 414pp.[condition note: spine crumbling, crudely taped on; contents sound] +++ Weld, Standley B. Connecticut Physicians in the Civil War. [s.l.]: Connecticut Civil War Centennial Commission, [1964?]. 61pp. ++ Livermore, Mary A. My Story of the War [SIGNED]: A Woman's Narrative of Four Years Personal Experience as Nurse in the Union Army and in Relief Work at Home, in Hospitals, Camps, and at the Front, during the War of the Rebellion. With Anecdotes, Pathetic Incidences, and Thrilling Reminiscences portraying the Lights and Shadows of Hospital Life and the Sanitary Service of the War. Hartford, CT. 1896. 700pp. +++ Wormeley, Katharine Prescott. The Other Side of War.. Boston, 1889. 210pp. Ex-Library.++ Duncan, Louis C. The Medical Department of the United States Army in the Civil War. [1965] ++ Moss, Lemuel. Annals of the United States Christian Commission. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1868 [condition note: material loss to t.p. including top line of text]

Bernard, George S. (comp., ed.). Talks Of Confederate Veterans. Petersburg, VA: Fenn & Owen, 1892. 8vo. 335pp, b&w illus. Original pictorial gray cloth; 2 folding maps. 1st ed. Condition: Spine ends moderately worn, edges rubbed.

Pollard, Edward A. The Lost Cause: A New Southern History of the War of the Confederates. New York: E.B. Treat & Co.: 1866. 8vo; front. (port.), illus., steel engravings; 752pp, [4pp ads]. Orig. pebbled cloth with pictorial gilt stamping on front cover and spine. Condition: previous owner signature on ffep; chipping to spine ends with material loss to crown; scattered foxing.

Turner, Edward Raymond. The New Market Campaign: May, 1864. Richmond: Whittet & Shepperson, 1912. 8vo; front. (port.), illus.; 2 fold. maps; xiv, 203pp. Orig. publisher's burgundy cloth stamped in pictorial gilt. Condition: minor wear to spine ends, some denting to lower board;

Iobst, Richard W. The Bloody Sixth The Sixth North Carolina Regiment Confederate States of America. [Durham: Christian Printing Co., 1965. 8vo, xv, 493pp, fold., chart. First Edition. Orig. stiff printing wrappers. Scarce regimental history published in a small edition due to a lack of funds. NEVINS I, 112. DORNBUSCH II, 772A. Condition: light creasing to front wrap with small close tear; scuff to spine; minor chipping; else good.

[TEXAS/ CAVALRY] Williams, R.H. (E.W. Williams, ed.). With the Border Ruffians Memories of the Far West 1852-1868. 8vo; front. (port.), illus., b/w phot. t.e.g.; xvii, 478pp. Orig. pict. burgundy cloth., gilt titling to front board and spine. First Edition work on Texas cavalry. Condition: wear to cloth along spine and extremities; binding shaken; textblock unmarked.

Reid, Whitelaw. Ohio in the War; Her Statesmen, Generals and Soldiers. Columbus, OH: Eclectic Pub. Co.,1893. 2 volumes. 4tos; v.1, 1050pp; v.2, 949pp; frontispieces, plates, portraits, maps. Black cloth with gilt titling to spine. I. History of Ohio during the war, and the lives of her generals. II. History of her regiments and other military organizations. Reprinted from the edition of 1868. Condition: light wear to spine ends and extremities; previous owner signatures on ffeps of both vols; both vols, front and rear hinges starting; contents good, clean.

2 volumes on New Hampshire in the Civil War. Waite, Otis F.R. New Hampshire in the Great Rebellion. Containing a history of the several New Hampshire regiments, biographical notices, incidents and anecdotes connected with the War of 1861-65... Claremont, NH: Tracy, Chase & Co., 1870. 8vo; 608pp; front. (port.), illus. Half bound brown moroccan over dark brown boards with dentelle gilt trim; banded spine with gilt accents and lettering; marbled endpapers. An account of the events and prominent figures from New Hampshire during the Civil War by Union Major Otis F.R. Waite. Contains multiple biographical sketches of a Union officers as well as notes on soldier life and battles, including one section devoted solely to the Gettysburg. Ayling, Augustus D. Revised Register of New Hampshire Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Rebellion. Concord, NH: Ira C. Evans, 1895. First thus. 4to; quarter leather on dark brown boards. Oversized volume. 1347pp. Condition: wear and scuffing to leather, boards; hinges good; soiling to foreedges, with one spot extending to John Bedel port. (pg 182) in the margin only, not affecting engraving.

Taylor, Frank H. Philadelphia in the Civil War 1861-1865. Illustrated from contemporary prints and photographs and from drawings by the author. [Philadelphia]: Published by the City, 1913. First Edition. 8vo; 360pp; numerous illus., vignettes., phot., and folding map at rear. Dark blue cloth with gilt stamped front board and spine; t.e.g. Condition: previous owner signature to ffepp; light wear and faint spotting to rear board; hinges good; contents clean, no apparent damage to map

Hill, Daniel Harvey. A History of North Carolina in the War Between the States: Bethel to Sharpsburg. In Two Volumes. Raleigh: Edwards & Broughton Co., 1926. First Edition. 8vos; v.1, 436pp; v.2, 457pp. Light blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Condition: cloth very clean; one tiny scuff to fore edge of v.2 board; contents clean; bindings tight

Phisterer, Frederick. New York in the War of the Rebellion 1861 to 1865. Albany: Weed, Parsons and Company, 1890. 532, [1]pp. Second Edition. 4to; burgundy plain cloth with no lettering or stamping. From the introductory text: "The State of New York has no official history of its record in the War of the Rebellion; to remedy this has been the object of the Compiler . . . The work is divided in three parts; part I treats of occurrences in, and matters affecting, the State; part II of occurrences in the field, and part III gives sketches of the organizations in the service from this State; the latter are necessarily condensed and do not go into particulars as regards marches, camps and actions on the filed of battle, which must be left to regimental historians." Condition: spotting on blank verso t.p.; hole in last unnumbered page; interior is generally clean and bright

Stone, Edwin W, Rhode Island in the Rebellion. Providence: George H. Whitney, 1864. 8vo; 398pp. Orig. pebbled dark green cloth with blind R.I. state insignia stamp; previous owner label to front pastedown. A compilation of letters and correspondence written by and pertaining to Rhode Islanders in the Civil War, some published in this volume for the first time and some having been printed previously in the Providence Journal. A contemporary glimpse of the state's contribution to the Civil War, authored by a member of the First Regiment Rhode Island Artillery. Condition: spine ends chipped; wear to extremities; front joint cracked at foot of spine; cocked; slightly shaken; scattered foxing and light stains.

Hume, Thomas William. The Loyal Mountaineers of Tennessee. Knoxville, TN: Ogden Bros & Co., 1888. 8vo; 400pp; front. (port.).; publisher's black cloth with gilt stamping to front board and spine; brown endpapers. Condition: wear and fraying to spine ends, extremities rubbed; hinges generally good; binding tight; text unmarked. A strong copy.

Temple, Oliver P. East Tennessee and the Civil War. Cincinnati: The Robert Ckarke Co., 1899. 8vo; 588pp; ports., maps. Orig. burgundy cloth stamped in gilt. Condition: rubbing and uneven wear to cloth boards, significant handling wear; hinges starting; some smudges to textblock, but overall contents giood

Stryker, William S. Records of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Civil War, 1861-1865. 2 Volumes. Trenton, N.J. : Published by authority of the Legislature, 1876. First Edition. 4tos. Original boards, rebacked with some cloth repair, new endpapers. Continual pagination, 1758pp + 176pp index at rear of v.2. A comprehensive two-volume set compiled by Adjutant General William S. Stryker documenting the service of New Jersey soldiers during the Civil War. This work includes detailed rosters of regiments, listing each soldier’s rank, dates of service, and other pertinent information such as promotions, wounds, and deaths. Condition: v. 1 pg.21/22 stained with small holes and taped over; stains to textblock foreedge; contents clean and bright overall

[Biography] Two works on General James Longstreet, CSA. Longstreet, James. From Manassas to Appomattox; Memoirs of the Civil War in America. .Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1896. 8vo; xxii, 690pp [47] pages of plates. First edition. Light blue cloth with gilt and silver pictorial cover, titling on spine. Memoirs of controversial General James Longstreet, CSA. [WITH] Eckenrode, H. J., & Conrad, Bryan. James Longstreet, Lee's War Horse. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1936. First Edition. 8vo; viii, 3-399pp; front. (port.), illus., maps. Orig. red cloth with black spine label in pictorial dj. A critical look at Longstreet, though the authors absolve him of guilt for his actions at Gettysburg. Condition: James Longstreet, Lee's War Horse: general wear and chipping to dj, colors vivid; material loss across full top edge of dj; corners of flaps have been clipped, but not price clipped ($3.50 on front flap); boards are clean, come wear to corners and spine ends; light shadow toning to endpapers; prev. owner signature on ffep; stain to bottom portion of textblock affecting lower right corners of some body text with faint water stain in margin; pages otherwise bright, no writing in contents ++++ From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs... blue cloth stained and soiled, lettering faded on spine; light stain on t.p,, small stains and smudges throughout; still, pages generally bright.

Dabney, Robert Lewis. Life and Campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. Thomas J. Jackson. 8vo; x, 742pp plus 1 pg of ads.; front. (port.), ill., ports.Half calf over marbled boards, banded spine with gilt dentelle accents and titling. All edges marbled; marbled endpapers. Condition: Boards very nice with minimal rubbing to corners; prev. owner signature to ffep verso; toning to prem. matter, otherwise contents generally bright. binding tight. A very sound copy.

Johnston, William Preston. The Life of Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston. Embracing his services in the armies of the United States, the Republic of Texas, and the Confederate States. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1878. First Edition. 8vo; xvii, 755pp plus 2pp ads. Orig. burgundy cloth with blind stamping to boards and gilt spine titling and embellishments. Condition: rubbing, discoloration spots; rear hinge starting; binding secure; contents clean.

Johnston, Joseph E. Narrative of Military Operations; directed, during the late war between the states. New York : D. Appleton and Co., 1874. First Edition. 8vo; 602pp; front. (port.), ill., maps; professionally rebound with original gilt embellished burgundy cloth over spine and new boards; endpapers replaced. Condition: Laid in slip, cut, between copyright page and unnumbered first page of Contents; reads: "I offer these pages as my contribution of materials for the use of the future historian of the War between the States." The bottom inch of the slip is torn off unevenly with an erased short note of indecipherable nature: "[illegible] I give [illegible]." ; light fading to original cloth edges; gilt rich and vibrant; binding tight; contents bright; some plates lightly stained.

Lee, Robert E.; Freeman, Douglas Southall (intro.). Lee's Dispatches; Unpublished Letters of General Robert E. Lee, C. S. A., to Jefferson Davis and the War Department of the Confederate States of America, 1862-65. From the Private Collection of Wymberley Jones De Renne, of Wormsloe, Georgia. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1915. First Edition. One of only 750 copies. 8vo; 400pp; front. (port.); fold. map at rear. Orig. burgundy cloth with gilt lettering to spine. An important primary source for over a century, issued in such a limited publication run that it was virtually inaccessible for over forty years, until it was reprinted in 1957. Contains 215 dispatches offering considerable insight into Lee's strategy and his relationship with Davis. Scarce. Condition: gilt faded on spine; a few small scuffs to cloth; spine ends bumped; closed tear to fold. map at rear at gutter; pencil marginalia pg 257, contents generally very clean with minimal foxing and the rare smudge; binding tight; a solid copy of this rare limited first printing.

3 volumes on Robert E. Lee. 8vos. Condition varies. Late 19th-early 20th c. Jones, J[ohn] William. Personal Reminiscences, Anecdotes, and Letters of Gen. Robert E. Lee. [Published by authority of the Lee family, and of the Faculty of Washington and Lee University]. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1875. 8vo; 509pp; front.(port.), ill., plates; orig. green cloth with ornate decorative stamping in gilt and black to front board and spine; rear board blind stamped; ex-library, City of Asheville (uncirculated) with bookplate and blindstamp to t.p. Long, A.L. ; Wright, Marcus J. (comp., ed.). Memoirs of Robert E. Lee. New York and Richmond: J.M. Stoddart & Co.; B.F. Johnson & Co.: 1886. 8vo; 707pp; front. (port.), ill., fold. map. Green cloth with gilt lettering to front board and spine. Lee, Robert E. (1843-1914). Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1904. 8vo; 461pp. Bound in gray cloth with gilt, red and green illustration of a laurel around the confederate battle flag on the cover and gold lettering on the spine; t.e.g. An account of Lee's life by his son Robert. Deering, John R. Lee and His Cause.Or the Why and How of the War between the States. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1906; 8vo; front.; port., 287pp; black cloth stamped in gilt lettering; t.e.g. Ex-library with usual markings; else very clean, binding tight. Condition: Personal Reminiscences...: shelf wear, rubbing to corners and spine ends; contemporary commentary on the work neatly penciled by hand on ffep, continued on verso; foxing at a minimum; binding tight, contents generally bright. Memoirs...: front board scratched and scuffed with some spotting; wear to spine ends and corners; front gathering separated but not loose; shaken; prev. owner signatures on ffep; contents bright, plates and maps good

4 volumes on Stonewall Jackson. 8vos. Condition varies. Addey, Markinfield. The Life and Military Career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson. New York: Charles T. Evans, 1863. 12mo; blue pebbled cloth with border in blind; copper lettering to spine. 240pp. Contemporary inscription from a New York newspaper editor on fly. Rear free endpaper missing in part. +++ Williamson, Mary L. The Life of Gen. Thos. J. Jackson "Stonewall" for the Young, (Fourth Reader Grade) In Easy Words. Illustrated. Richmond: B.F. Johnson, 1899. First edition. 12mo; 248pp; cloth backed col. illus. paperboards; front. (ports.); 50 illustrations. Gift inscription on ffep. A scarce, children's educational work with a strong pro-Confederate bent. +++ Douglas, Henry Kyd. I Rode With Stonewall. The War Experiences of the Youngest Member of Jackson's Staff. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1940. Eleventh Printing. 8vo in pictorial dj.+++ Cooke, John Eston. Stonewall Jackson: A Military Biography. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1876. Green cloth. 587pp.

6 volumes of Confederate narratives. Hopkins, Luther W. From Bull Run to Appomattox. A Boy's View. Baltimore: Press of Fleet-McGinley Co., [1908]. Account of a young member of J.E.B. Stuart's Cavalry, 6th VA Reg. 8vo; green cloth with gilt lettering. Front and rear hinges reinforced with blue binding tape. Kirwan, A.D. (ed.) Johnny Green of the Orphan Brigade. The Journal of a Confederate Soldier. Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky Press, 1956. Yeary, Mamie. Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray. Dayton, OH: Morningside Press, 1986. Facsimile of the of the 1912 edition. Morgan, W.H. (William Henry). Personal Reminiscences of the War of 1861-5.Camp—en Bivouac—on the March—on Picket—on the Skirmish Line—on the Battlefield—and in Prison. Lynchburg, VA: J.P. Bell Co., Inc., 1911. 8vo, gray pictorial cloth. Burch, J.P.; Trow, Harrison. Charles W Quantrell : A True History of His Guerrilla Warfare on the Missouri and Kansas Border During the Civil War of 1861 to 1865. [s.l.]: [s.n.], [1923]. 8vo; red cloth with lettering and outline of Quantrell's visage in gilt. First Edition. +++ Jones, J.B. A Rebel War Clerk's Diary in Two Volumes. New York: Old Hickory Bookshop, 1935. 8vos, gray cloth pictorial boards stamped in gilt.

7 volumes relating to Civil War monuments, memorials and Commissioners reports.. 4tos and 8vos, many profusely illustrated. Condition varies, generally good with average wear. New York State Monuments Commission. In Memoriam, James Samuel Wadsworth, 1807-1864. Albany: J. B. Lyon, Printers: 1916. 4to, 121pp; front., ill. Orig. red cloth with gilt stamping. Half title reads, "Major General James S. Wadsworth at Gettysburg and Other Fields."'+++ State of New York. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg 1913. Report of the New York State Commission. Albany: J.B. Lyon, Printers, 1916. 4to; 106pp; front., ill.; orig. tan cloth with gilt stamping. Signed by state comptroller Eugene M. Travis on ffep++ Andersonville Monument Dedication Commission. Dedication of Monument Erected by the State of New York at Andersonville, Georgia. Albany: J. B. Lyon Co., Printers, 1916. 8vo; blue cloth; ffep stamp reading, "Compliments of Eugene M. Travis State Comptroller 1915-1920." 30 plates including plan of Andersonville Prison and 1 fold. plate of vets at Andersonville dedication.+++ New York Monuments Commission. In Memoriam, Alexander Stewart Webb, 1835-1911. Albany: J. B. Lyon, Printers: 1916. Statue of Brevet Major General Webb. 4to; blue cloth with gilt stamping. 128pp. +++ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Report of the Pennsylvania Commission, December 31, 1913. [Harrisburg, PA]: Wm. Stanley Ray, State Printer, 1915. Revised Edition, April, 1915. 8vo; fold. front. with b/w illustration of Battle of Gettysburg; black leather over blue and gray boards with red, white and blue diagonal stripe, gilt emblem at center; banded spine with gilt lettering. Many illus., photos and fold. maps within; fold. map at rear of tactical map of Gettysburg showing troop positions.281pp. +++ City of Boston. A Memorial of Philip Henry Sheridan from the City of Boston. Boston: Printed by order of the City Council, 1889. 8vo; 117pp; front. port.; burgundy cloth with gilt stamping to front and spine.+++ Gettysburg National Military Park Commission. Annual Reports to the Secretary of War 1893-1900. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1902. First Edition. 8vo; blue cloth stamped in blind, titling in gilt to spine. Profusely Illustrated 56 pages followed by approx. 150 full page black and white photographs of the battlefield. Call number written on spine indicating ex-library but no stamps, blind or otherwise, and no such markings indicative of this noted within+++

[G.A.R.]. Proceedings of the First to Tenth Meetings 1866-1876 (Inclusive) of the National Encampment Grand Army of the Republic; with digest of decisions, rules of order and index; Printed by Subscription. Philadelphia: Samuel P. Town, Printer, 1877. 8vo; three quarter leather over marbled boards, banded spine with gilt lettering. Condition spine leather rubbed heavily, if in a generally uniform manner.; text in clean, binding tight

Stille, Charles J. Memorial of The Great Central Fair for the U.S. Sanitary Commission, Held at Philadelphia, June, 1864. Philadelphia: U.S. Sanitary Commission, 1864.. 4to; 211pp. front. (ill.); green cloth, gilt emblem on front board and titling with ornamentation stamped to spine. Includes contemporary news clippings laid in between front endpapers. Condition some bubbling to cloth, spotting to endpapers from storage exposure. Binding good, no writing in textblock. Includes contemporary newspaper clippings of medical tonic advertisements laid in 4

11 volumes of State Commission Reports on Civil War Battles. Mostly Ohio and Pennsylvania. Many are profusely illustrated and include folding maps, removable maps in pockets. [Pennsylvania. Chickamauga-Chattanooga Battlefield Commission]. Pennsylvania at Chickamauga and Chattanooga. Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battles. 1897. [Philadelphia]: [Wm. Stanley Ray], 1901. 8vo; three quarter leather over marbled boards with gilt lettering and decoration to spine.499pp. Profusely illustrated throughout. +++ Antietam Battlefield Memorial Commission. Pennsylvania at Antietam. Report of the Antietam Battlefield Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania and Ceremonies at the Dedication of the Monuments Erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Mark the Position of Thirteen of the Pennsylvania Commands Engaged in the Battle. Harrisburg, Pa: Harrisburg Publishing Co., 1906. 8vo; blue cloth, gilt lettering. front. port. of McClellan; illus. throughout. +++ State of Pensylvania. Pennsylvania Reserves at Antietam. Second Brigade,. Harrisburg, Pa. Harrisburg Publishing Co., 1908. 8vo; front., profusely illus. throughout; fold. battlefield map at rear; orig. black cloth. 109pp.+++ Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Major General George G. Meade, Major General Winfield S. Hancock, Major General John F. Reynolds and to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle. In Two Volumes. Revised Edition, 1904. Harrisburg, PA: Wm. Stanley Ray, State Printers: 1904. 8vos; front., ill.;; dark blue cloth.+++ Michigan at Gettysburg. Detroit: Winn & Hammond, 1889. 8vo; blue cloth with gilt stamping. 173pp plus index; ill., fold. maps. +++ Maine at Gettysburg: Commissioner's Report. Portland, ME: The Lakeside Press,1898. 8vo; front.; 602pp; three quarter burgundy moroccan over burgundy gilt stamped cloth. +++ Belknap, Charles Eugene. Michigan at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863. Lansing, Mich. : R. Smith Printing Co. 8vo, 374 pp, [54] leaves of plates. Orig. green cloth with gilt lettering. Gault, W.P. Ohio at Vicksburg: Report of the Ohio Vicksburg Battlefield Commission. 8vo; 374pp, front., ill., pl., fold. map at rear; green cloth with gilt stamping. McElroy, Joseph C. Chickamauga. Record of the Ohio Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission. Cincinnati: Earhart & Richardson, Printers: 1896. 8vo; pebbled green cloth stamped in gilt; (6), 200pp. front., ill., large folded battlefield map in front pocket. Lindsey, T.J. Ohio at Shiloh. Report of the Commission. Cincinnati: Printed by Krehbiel & Co., 1903. 8vo; blue cloth with gilt stamping; 2 fold. maps in front pocket. Handwritten note from Shiloh veteran on card affixed to ffep, transcribed on laid in slip of paper: "This book presented to Miss Alice T. Ward by her Grand Father, W. H. Ingle, as a token of love and esteem, who himself was in the terrible battle which this book represents; where he on the 7th day of April 1862 received a gun-shot wound in the right thigh. Ball remaining in that limb yet. This book was given to all Ohio soldiers who were participants in the Battle of Shiloh by the State of Ohio. Most Truly yours, W.H. Ingle."+++

Woodbury, Augustus. A Narrative of the Campaign of the First Rhode Island Regiment in the Spring and Summer of 1861. Providence: S.S. Rider, 1862. First Edition. 8vo;[x], 260pp. Black pebbled cloth stamped in blind, title in gilt on spine; frontispiece portrait of Ambrose Burnside; illustrated map opposite page 84. Map details battlefields of Blackburn’s Ford and Bull Run.

Jordan, Thomas; Pryor, J.P. The Campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. N.B. Forrest, and of Forrest's Cavalry, with Portraits, Maps, and Illustrations. New Orleans: Blelock & Co., 1868. 8vo; xv, 704pp. Modern fine binding in three quarter tan oasis goatskin over hand marbled paper. First Edition. Very scarce.

3 volumes on George Pickett. Pickett, LaSalle Corbell. Pickett and His Men. Atlanta, The Foote & Davies Co., 1899. 8vo. Full bound in blue cloth. Gilt lettering on front cover and spines. FROM THE LIBRARY OF ALEXANDER HUNTER, author of Johnny Reb and Billy Yank, his signature on front flyleaf. Frontispiece portrait and facsimile signature of George E. Pickett. 439 pp. Dornbusch II, 3049. Nevins I, p.146. +++ Pickett, George E. The Heart of a Soldier As Revealed in the Intimate Letters of Genl. George E. Pickett CSA. New York: Seth Moyle, [1913]. 8vo, tan cloth with cream backstrip. 215pp. +++ Inman, Arthur Crew (ed.). Soldier of the South; General Pickett's War Letter to his Wife. With Illustrations. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1928. 8vo; tan cloth with red backstrip.

Six volumes of fiction, poetry and verse relating to the Civil War. Includes one 19th c. periodical; other 5 volumes are early 20th c. Neale publications. Condition varies; generally very good. Hill, D. H. (ed.). Land We Love. Vol II. No. VI. April 1867. A New Monthly Magazine Dedicated to Literature & Fine Arts. Charlotte, N.C., J.P. Irwin, [1867]. 8vo, slim periodical in wraps. Tucker, Beverley Dandridge. My Three Loves: the Poems of Beverley Dandridge Tucker. New York: Neale Pub. Co., 1910. 12mo; green cloth stamped in white and green. Dole, Charles Fletcher. The Victorious Goodness; An Epic of Spiritual Evolution. New York: Neale Publishing Co., [c1927]. First Edition. 12mo. Blue cloth with gilt lettering. 120pp. Jessup, Henry Wynans. Hearsay, The Story of a Lie. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1928. 8vo, orange cloth. Gordan, Armistead C. Robin Aroon: A Comedy of Manners. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1908. 12mo, white stamped blue cloth. Neale, Walter; Hancock, Elizabeth H. The Betrayal. New York: Neale Publishing Co., 1910. 12mo; burgundy cloth with gilt stamping.

Albaugh, William A., III; Steuart, Richard D. Handbook of Confederate Swords. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Co., 1993. 8vo; gilt lettering on black. One of the first (and most respected) efforts to catalog and identify various makers of Confederate swords and match the makers with the known examples of their work. It's illustrated with 57 drawings by Albaugh. 128pp.

Davis, Nicholas A. The Campaign from Texas to Maryland from the Battle of Fredericksburg. Austin: Steck Company, 1961. Facsimile reprint of the 1863 original edition; color plates, b/w portraits. 8vo in slipcase. Reverend Davis was the Presbyterian Chaplain of the 4th Regiment of John Bell Hood's Texas Brigade.

Bowen, J.J. The Strategy of Robert E. Lee. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1914. 8vo; dark green cloth with gilt lettering to spine.

Two multi volume sets (one incomplete) containing the Civil War military records of Massachusetts. Higginson, Thomas Wentworth. Massachusetts in the Army and Navy During the War of 1861-65. Boston: Wright & Potter, 1895. 2 volumes; large 8vos; v. 1, 647pp; v. 2, 805pp; blue cloth with gitl spine. "List and records of Massachusetts naval officers," by Capt. C.W. Wilson: v. 2, p. 1-165 "Massachusetts women in the civil war," by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore: v. 2, p. 586-603 "List of authorities": v. 1, p. 571-572 ]State of Massachusetts]. Massachusetts Sailors, Soldiers, and Marines in the Civil War. Norwood, MA: Printed at the Norwood Press, 1931. VOLUME 1 AND 2 ONLY of 9 volume set. 8vos; v. 1, 816pp; v. 2, 833pp; blue cloth with gilt spine. Condition: some spotting on spine of second set; else good with light shelf wear

Maurice, Frederick, (ed.). An Aide-de-Camp of Lee, being the papers of Colonel Charles Marshall, sometime aid-de-camp, military secretary, and Assistant Adjutant General on the Staff of Robert E. Lee, 1862-1865. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1926. 8vop; xxix, 287 pp. front. (port.), illus. (facsim.) plates, ports., maps (part fold); blue cloth with gilt lettering. Condition: minimal shelf wear; very clean inside and out; binding tight, hinges strong.

2 editions of the History of the 118th Pennsylvania Regiment of infantry volunteers, also known as the "Corn Exchange Regiment" because a bounty of $10 for each soldier, in addition to the funds necessary for raising the regiment, were furnished by the Corn Exchange Association. The Survivor's Association, 118th Penn. Volunteers. History of the Corn Exchange Regiment 118th Pennsylvania Volunteers---from their First Engagement at Antietam to Appomattox . . .Philadelphia: J.L. Smith, 1888 and 1905, respectively. 1888 ed., black cloth with gilt stamping to front board and spine; 746pp; 1905 ed., blue cloth with gilt stamping to front board and spine; 743pp. Both profusely illustrated with fold. maps, ports., photos., and b/w renderings of landscapes and battle scenes. Condition: both vols; some shelfwear and rubbing, overall very good; 1905 ed has tear extending from gutter of ffep; else good.

Clark, William. History of Hampton Battery F, Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery: Organized at Pittsburgh, Pa., October 8, 1861; Mustered out in Pittsburg, June 26, 1865. Akron: Werner, [1909]. 8vo; front. (port.), illustrated throughout; gilt and white stamped red cloth. 179pp. Condition: light soiling, rubbing and general wear to cloth. Contemporaneous Pennsykvania College Library Bookplate to front pastedown but no library markings to contents or elsewhere. Hinges good; binding secure.

Williamson, James J. Mosby's Rangers. New York: Sturgis and Walton,1909. Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged. 8vo; 544pp; rebacked, modern quarter bound gray cloth with orig. cloth on boards. Profusely illustrated with many photos of the battalion. Included in this second edition are images of then newly-erected monuments. Condition: clean, unmolested textblock, pages gently toned

Viele, Egbert L. Hand-Book for Active Service. Richmond, Va.: J. W. Randolph. 1861. 12mo. 68 pp, index, [3] pages ads. Original brown cloth limp boards, title paper label on front wrap. Sabin 30199. Condition: Wear to cloth, minor discoloration to wraps. Toning and old stains to margins.

Nineteen modern (late 20th c.) biographies of Confederate generals and commanders, most of whom served in the Western Theater. Multiple works on Nathan Bedford Forrest and Pat Cleburne. Cisco, Walter Brian. States Rights Gist: A South Carolina General of the Civil War. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane Publishing Co., 1991+++ Hurst, Jack. Nathan Bedford Forrest. New York: A.A. Knopf, 1993. +++Matthews, Gary R. Basil Wilson Duke, CSA: The Right Man in the Right Place. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 2005 +++ Roland, Charles P. Albert Sidney Johnston: Soldier of Three Republics. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1987. +++ Lowe, Richard (ed.). Greyhound Commander: Confederate General John G. Walker's History of the Civil War West of the Mississippi. Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 2013. ++++Wyeth, John Allan. That Devil Forrest: Life of General Nathan Bedford Forrest. Baton Rouge: LSU Press, [1989]. +++ Cutrer, Thomas W. Ben McCulloch and the Frontier Military Tradition. Chapel Hill: UNC Press, 1993. +++ Wills, Brian Steel. A Battle from the Start: The Life of Nathan Bedford Forrest. New York: Harper Collins, 1992. +++ McWhiney, Grady. Braxton Bragg and Confederate Defeat. Volume 1: Field Command. New York and London: Columbia University Press, 1969. 8vo; 421pp., front. port. Pub. gray cloth with pictorial dj. +++ Hughes and Stoneseifer. The Life and Wars of Gideon J. Pillow. Chapel Hill: UNC Press, 1993. +++ Davison and Foxx. Nathan Bedford Forrest: In Search of the Enigma. New York: Pelican Books, 2007. +++ Foster, Samuel T; Brown, Norman D. One of Cleburne's Command. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1980. +++ Nash. Biographical Sketches of Gen. Pat Cleburne and Gen. T. C. Hindman. Dayton: Morningside, 1977. +++ Purdue, Howell and Elizabeth. Pat Cleburne. Confederate General. Hillsboro, TX: Hill Jr. College Press, 1973. +++ Buck, Irving A.; Thomas Robson Hay, (ed). Cleburne and his Command and Pat Cleburne: Stonewall Jackson of the West. Jackson, TN: McCowatt-Mercer Press,1959. +++ Davis, William C. Breckinridge: Statesman, Soldier, Symbol. Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 1992. +++ Dyer, John P. From Shiloh to San Juan: The Life of "Fightin' Joe" Wheeler. Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 1992. +++ Godbold/Russell. Confederate General and Cherokee Chief: The Life of William Holland Thomas. Knoxville: University of Tennesse Press, 1990. +++ Casdorph, Paul D. Prince John Magruder. New York: Wiley, 1996. Condition: moderate wear to djs, contents clean.

Hazelton, Joseph Powers. Scouts, Spies and Heroes of the Great Civil War...Illustrated. 8vo; 511pp, [1p plate], [2pp blanks], [1p] [12 ruled], [3pp blank]. Philadelphia and Chicago, J.H. Moore & Co., 1892. 32 illustrations including frontispiece. Lavishly decorated pictorial orange boards stamped in silver, red, green and brown, with titling on upper and lower boards. No stamping to spine. Affixed to the front pastedown is a burgundy leather backstrip with the title in gilt and gilt dentelles above and below. Subscriber copy. Scarce. Condition: wear and some fraying to spine ends; minor soiling to cloth; shadow toning on ffep from pastedown; contents unmarked; binding threads visible between some gatherings, but binding is generally good with contents held securely.

2 Volumes on the African American experience in the Civil War. Fowler, Charles H. Historical Romance of the American Negro. Baltimore: Press of Thomas & Evans, 1902. First Edition. 269pp + [32] half tone plates. 8vo; burgundy cloth with title in blind on front broad; gilt letting on spine. illustrated with photographs throughout. +++ Wilson, Joseph. The Black Phalanx: A History of the Negro Soldiers of the United States in the War of 1775-1812, 1861-65Hartford, Conn: American Publishing Co., 1897. 8vo; 528 pp.; front. (port.), ill., plates Orig. pictorial red cloth with ornate gilt and black stamping on front board, gilt lettering and illustration on spine. Yellow illustrate endpapers with previous owner signature on front pastedown. One plate ripped but with no material loss [p. 400]. Condition: Historical Romance: missing ffep; boards and spine cloth mottled; lettering on spine faded The Black Phalanx: hinges starting; binding shaken; contents clean

Two shelves. Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion. 30 volumes total, consisting of Series I Vols. 1-27, Series II Vols. 1-2, and Index. Wash: GPO. Series I: 1894-1917. Seies II: 1921-23. Ex-library, uncirculated, some bearing "This Book Does Not Circulate" stamps on endpapers and call numbers in pencil on the title pages, residue from the removal of library stickers on spine. A few front flyleaves with contemporary drawings of ships noted in the series in pencil and pen. Condition: Some wear and soiling, fading to cloth; contents generally appear bright, clean. Binding good.

Evans, Clement A. Confederate Military History. Atlanta, Ga.: Confederate Publishing Co., 1899. Twelve volume set. 8vos. Red cloth with gilt stamping and lettering to spine and front boards. Condition: wear, fading to cloth; contents generally good

Moore, Frank ed. The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents, Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, New York: Putnams, 1861-1864. 11 volumes + Companion volume, foldout map in Volume I. 4tos. Gilt stamped gray cloth with gilt title at spine. Condition: general wear and soiling to cloth, contents generally good, scattered foxing

39 volumes on African Americans in the Civil War. 8vos, hardback and paperback. 20th c.

29 volumes on the slavery. 20th c.

6 volumes of narratives and biographies of Confederate Generals. Includes: Boyd, William (ed.). Military Reminiscences of General Wm. R. Boggs, C.S.A. Durham, NC: 1913. +++ Bushong, Millard Kessler. Old Jube: A Biography of General Jubal A. Early. Boyce, VA: Carr Publishing Co., [1955]. 8vo; gray cloth with titling in red +++ Duke, Basil W. Reminiscences of General Basil W. Duke. Garden City and New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1911. +++ Cunningham, Frank. Knight of the Confederacy: General Turner Ashby. San Antonio: The Naylor Co., 1960. Signed Centennial Edition. 8vo in dj. +++ Losson, Christopher. Tennesse's Forgotten Warrors. Frank Cheatham and his Confederate Division. Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press, 1989. 8vo; dj. +++ Wellman, Manly Wade. Giant in Gray: A Biography of Wade Hampton of South Carolina. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1949. gray cloth, no dj.

Paris, Louis-Philippe-Albert d'Orle'ans, comte de. History of the Civil War in America. Philadelphia: Porter and Coates, [1875]. Four volumes. 8vos; front., fold. maps, illus.; blue cloth with gilt stamping and titling to spine. v.1, 640pp; v.2, 774pp; v.3, 923pp; v.4, 681pp. v. 1 book 1. The American Army. book 2. Secession. book 3. The first conflict. book 4. The first autumn. book 5. The first winter v. 2. book 1. Richmond. book 2. The naval war. book 3. Maryland. book 4. Kentucky. book 5. Tennessee. book 6. Virginia. book 7. Politics v. 3. book 1. The war on the Rapidan. book 2. The Mississippi. book 3. Pennsylvania. book 4. The third winter v. 4. book 1. Eastern Tennessee. book 2. Siege of Chattanooga. book 3. The third winter. book 4. The war in the South-west Condition: wear to extremities, some fading to spine cloth, smudges; some chipping and closed tears to fold. map p. 42, v.4; maps otherwise generally very good

6 volumes on the Southern United States, including its geography, its way of life and its institutions. Includes antebellum through Reconstruction eras. 8vos, 12mo; cloth; general wear and soiling.1866-1957. +++ Andrews, Sidney. The South Since the War: Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1866. First Edition. 12mo; Modern full green cloth binding with gilt lettering to spine; endpapers replaced. Ex-libris with 20th c. bookplate on pastedown. Penciled on the title page, interestingly, is a scathing review of the book by an earlier owner-- unsigned and undated, but appearing, contemporaneous to the text. It reads, "By all odds the most horrible book I have ever read. Of all the sniveling Yankee self-rightousness and hypocricy [sic], this is the limit. The hatred exhibited towards humans, the gloating over their suffering, in this respect this volume is simply appalling!" 400pp. +++ Johnson, Clifton. Highways and Byways of the South. New York: The Macmillan Co., [1904]. 8vo; 362pp; pictorial cloth with inset chromolithograph of palm trees against blue and white stamped on green buckgram; gilt lettering to spine. Illustrated throughout with photographs. +++ Field, Henry M. Bright Skies and Dark Shadows. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890. 8vo; red cloth; gilt. Signed. +++ Avery, Myrta Lockett. Dixie After the War. New York: Doubleday, Page, & Co., 1906. First Edition. 8vo; green cloth, author's portrait stamped in silver and gilt to front board, gilt letting to spine. 435pp.+++ Smith, William Henry. A Political History of Slavery. Being an Account of the Slavery Controversy from the Earliest Agitation in the Eighteenth Century to the Close of the Reconstruction Period in America. New York and London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1903. Volume II only. +++ Roland, Charles P. Louisiana Sugar Plantations During the American Civil War. Leiden, Netherlands: E.J. Brill, 1957. 8vo; 150pp.

3 volumes of Civil War soldier medical records and statistical data compiled and published by the U.S. government in the decade following the conflict. The lot consists of one complete two volume set, and an odd volume from a seven volume set. All vols thick 4tos, green cloth; general wear commensurate from age and use. Baxter, J. H. Statistics, Medical and Anthropological, of the Provost-Marshal-General's Bureau: Derived from Records of the Examination for Military Service in the Armies of the United States During the Late War of the Rebellion ...Two Volumes. Washington: GPO, 1875. 4to; blind stamped green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Work contains numerous plates with charts and a number of well-preserved fold-out color maps showing the prevalence of various diseases ("Imbecility" among them). Scarce first edition including tipped in ALS on War Department letterhead by author J.H. Baxter, Chief Medical Purveyor, U.S.A., Barnes, Joseph K. The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion. (1861-1865). Medical Volume Part First and Appendix, vol 1. Washington: GPO, 1875. Second issue. 4to. [xii], 986, [xxix] pp. The first book only in a set of 7 volumes in 6 books.

3 volumes about those who served the war in a capacity outside of that of the general combatant or statesmen, but one no less perilous. Two titles are about scouts and spies; one is an account of a war correspondent. Hazelton, Joseph Powers. Scouts, Spies and Heroes of The Great Civil War Including Thrilling Adventures, Daring Deeds, Heroic Exploits, Wonderful Escapes of Spies, Scouts, and Detectives, with Songs, Ballads, Anecdotes, Witty Sayings, Watchwords, Battle-cries, and Humorous and Pathetic Incidents of the War. Jersey City, N.J.: Star Publishing Co., [1892]. First edition; 8vo; decorative terracotta cloth. 512pp. Linus Pierpont Brockett (1820-1893) was an American author who used several pseudonymns including Capt. Joseph Powers Hazelton. This is a reprinting of his 1866 title, "The Camp, the Battlefield, and the Hospital." This is a first edition of the reprint that used this new title. Beymer, William Gilmore. On Hazardous Service: Scouts and Spies of the North and South. New York and London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, [1912]. Illustrated by Howard Pyle and others. 8vo; dark blue cloth with gilt stamping to cover and spine; 287pp; front., ill., phot. Townsend, George Alfred. Campaigns of a Non-Combatant. New York: Belock Co., 1866. First Edition. 12mo; blue cloth will gilt stamping. 368pp. This book details the author's experiences as a war correspondent during the Civil War, the campaigns he witnessed, and his travels abroad during the war.

Baker, La Fayette C. The United States secret service in the late war, comprising the author's introduction to the leading men at Washington, with the origin and organization of the United states secret service bureau, and a graphic history of rich and exciting experiences, North and South... Hartford, Conn.: Park Publishing Co., 1889. 8vo; decorated gray cloth; 398 pp. incl. 16 pl. front. (port.) 8 chromolith. Condition: general wear and soiling, rubbing to spine ends and to extremities, with some fraying to the former; cover illustration is striking with high contrast and sharp detail even with some loss or dulling to gilt in a few areas; binding shaken, spine slightly clocked; hinge cracked at frontispiece but contents secure.

4 volumes on Southern Civil War songs and poetry. An Ex-Confederate [Warden, Henry Marvin]. War Songs and Poems of the Southern Confederacy, 1861-1865. [s.l.], Privately Issued, 1904. 8vo; illustrated gray boards. +++ Mason, Emily Virginia. Southern Poems of the War. Baltimore: John Murphy & Co., 1869. 12mo; illustrated gilt stamped green cloth.+++ Simms, William Gillmore. War Poems of the South. New York: Richardson & Co., 1867. 8mo; gilt stamped illustrated green cloth +++ Blackwell. Original Acrostics...on some of the Southern States, Confederate Generals, and Various Persons and Things. Illustrated. Baltimore: Printed by James Young, 1873; 16mo; green cloth tooled in blind, with "Compliments of the Baltimore Telegram..." stamped in crude gilt on cover; title stamped more finely in gilt on spine. frontispiece loose but present; rear joint and hinge cracked, front starting.

5 volumes with Civil War literary themes. Moore, Frank. Anecdotes, Poetry and Incidents of the War: North and South, 1861-1865. New York: Printed for the Subscribers, 1866. Lg 8vo, spine and both boards stamped in gilt; a.e.g.; frontispiece of Lincoln. 560pp +++ An Ex-Confederate [Warden, Henry Marvin]. War Songs and Poems of the Southern Confederacy, 1861-1865. [s.l.], Privately Issued, 1904. 8vo; illustrated gray boards. +++ Holliday, Carl. History of Southern Literature. New York and Washington: Neale Publishing Co., 1906; 8vo, tan cloth. ++++Pilgrim John. Soldier's Armor of Strength. Brooklyn, E.D.: D.S. Holmes, 1863. First Edition; thin12mo; brown pebbled boards tooled in blind with gilt lettering +++ Stanton, Frank Lebby. Songs from Dixie Land. Indianapolis: Bowen-Merrill Co., [1900].

30 volumes comprising of 29 titles from Butternut and Blue's Army of the Potomac Series. With the Out of Print/Limited titles: Mark, A History of the 93rd Regt. Penna. Vol. (APS 1) Thomson, Narrative of the 7th Indiana Inf. (APS 2) Denison, Sabres and Spurs (APS 3) Tevis & Marquis, History of the Fighting Fourteenth (APS 4) Muffley, The Story of Our Regiment, 148th Pa. (APS 6) McLean, Cutler’s Brigade at Gettysburg (APS 7) Thomas, The CW Letters of James B. Thomas (APS 11) Best, History of the 121st NY (APS 12) Kiefer, History of the 153rd Penna, Vol. (APS 15) Rhodes, History of Battery B, 1st Rhode Island Art. (APS 16) Parker, History of the 51st Penna. Vol. (APS 20) Keating, Carnival of Blood (APS 22) Condition Near fine.

31 volumes on the History and Image of the Civil War. 17 volumes of the Time Life Voices of the Civil War series, 14 volumes of Shelby Footes The Civil War, and 6 volumes of the Image of the War 1861-65. Condition Minor wear, one volume with library markings.

6 volumes of Civil War Naval HIstories. (1) Farragut, Loyall. The Life of David Glasgow Farragut, First Admiral of the United States Navy, Embodying his Journal and Letters. New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1891. 8vo. Bound in blue cloth with etched designs on boards. (2) Scharf, J.T. History of the Confederate Navy, from Its Organization to the Surrender of its last Vessel. Profusely illustrated. Albany, 1894. Second edition. Large 8vo. Bound in modern leather, gilt. (3) Semmes, Raphael. Service afloat : or, the remarkable career of the Confederate cruisers Sumter and Alabama, during the war between the states. P. J. Kenedy, New York, 1896. 8vo. Pictorial blue cloth, gilt. (4) Sinclair, Arthur. Two Years on the Alabama. Lee and Shepard, Boston, 1896. Second edition. 8vo. Original pictorial gray cloth, gilt. Staining to front board. (5) Headley, Joel T. Farragut and our naval commanders. New York : E B Treat and Co., 1867. 8vo. Original green cloth, gilt. (6) Kern, Florence. United States Revenue Cutters in The Civil War. Alised , 1990. 8vo. Blue cloth. Condition Minor to moderate rubbing. Scattered foxing. Front hinges starting to a few volumes.

6 volumes of Civil War Naval Histories. (1) Porter, David D. The Naval History of the Civil War. Sherman Publishing Company, New York 1886. 4to. Original mustard yellow pictorial cloth, gilt. (2-3) Boynton, C.B. The History of the Navy during the Rebellion. D. Appleton, New York, 1867-8. 2 volumes. 8vo. Contemporary 3/4 leather over marbled boards. (4) Shippen, Edward. Naval Battles, Ancient and Modern. Philadelphia, 1883. 8vo. Original blue cloth, gilt. (5) Semmes, Raphael. Memoirs of Service Afloat, During the War Between the States. Baltimore: Kelly, Piet & Co., 1869. First edition, 8vo. Original green cloth, gilt spine. Moderate rubbing, some bubbling to cloth. Front hinge starting. (6) Scharf, J.T. History of the Confederate States Navy from Its Organization to the Surrender of Its Last Vessel. Rogers and Sherwood, New York, 1887. First edition. 8vo. Bound in modern gray cloth. Condition Minor to moderate rubbing. Scattered foxing. Front hinges starting to a few volumes.

20 volumes total; 6 Hardcover books including a history on S.A. Cummingham and the founding of Confederate Veteran and 14 original issues of Confederate Veteran. Condition Minor to moderate wear to issue of Confederate Veteran, some with original addressee marker on front cover.

Bernard, John. A Report on the Defenses of Washington, to the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.,1871. 4to. 152pp., plates. Contemporary 3/4 black leather over red cloth boards. Condition Minor rubbing. Occasional spotting.

Rives, John C. The Congressional Globe: Containing the Debates and Proceedings of the First Session of the 37th Congress. Washington D.C., GPO, 1861. 4to. 459 pp. Contemporary 3/4 black leather over marbled boards. The official Congressional newspaper with all complete debates, speeches, proceedings, correspondence, reports and messages from President Lincoln for the period from July 8 to August 6, 1861. Contents within are numerous bills and resolutions on appropriations for the Army and fortifications, acts declaring certain measures taken by Southern states unconstitutional, expulsion of Southern Senators, acts organizing militias and loyal citizens, naval bills, the riots in Baltimore, events occurring in Missouri, discussions on Fort Sumter, Southern succession and Southern reasons for war. Condition Minor rubbing, scattered foxing.

Bevier, R.S. History of the First and Second Missouri Confederate Brigades: 1861-1865 and from Wakarusa to Appomattox, A Military Anagraph. Bryand, Brand & Co., St. Louis, 1879. First edition. 8vo. Rebacked in black cloth with original red cloth spine and boards, gilt. "Much useful information on confederate activities in the Trans-Mississippi"--Nivens, I: p. 59; Howes B412. Condition Wear to original cloth, scattered foxing.

Cooke, John Esten. Wearing of the Gray; Being Personal Portraits, Scenes and Adventures E. B. Treat, New York. 1867. 8vo. 601 pp., illustrated. Bound in contemporary 3/4 leather over marbled boards, marbled endpages and page ends. [WITH] Stearns, Charles. The Exodus and its causes, an eventful experience of plantation and cabin life. Union Publishing Co., Philadelphia, 1879. Later edition after original 1872 titled The Black Man of the South, and the Rebels. 8vo. Original red cloth. Moderate rubbing, some discoloration to cloth. Toning and occasional marginalia. Condition General wear and rubbing to leather. Frontispiece and title page toned.

11 volumes on the Civil War bound in original leather, with 4 leather bound essay for the C. Douglas Green Memorial Prize, for 1955, 1956, 1959 and 1963. Condition Minor rubbing, some scuffing to leather. Scattered foxing.

Tomes, Robert. Battles of America By Sea and Land with Biographies of Naval and Military Commanders. New York, Patterson & Neilson, 1878. 3 volumes. Illustrated throughout with steel engraved plates. 4to. Original three-quarter leather and textured cloth, gilt-decorated spines, marbled page ends. Includes: Vol. I Colonial and Revolutionary, Vol. II War of 1812 and Mexican War, Vol. III The Great Civil War. Profusely illustrated with wonderful steel engravings. Condition Minor rubbing. Occasional foxing.

Robert Underwood Johnson; Clarence Buell Brown (editors). Battles and Leaders of the Civil War: Being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate Officers.. New York, The Century Co. 1884-1887. 4 volumes. 4to. Contemporary 3/4 leather over salmon cloth, gilt lettering. Condition Moderate rubbing to edges and joints, rear joint of Vol. I and 4 starting.

6 volumes. (1) Evert A. Duyckinck. National History of the War for the Union, Civil, Military and Naval. Founded on Official and Other Authentic Documents. Johnson, Fry and Company, New York, 1861. 3 volumes. Contemporary quarter leather over gray cloth, owners red leather label on front boards of "C. M. Rhodes" (2) Benjamin G. Smith, Robert Tomes. The War with the South: A History of the Great American Rebellion; Being a Complete Narrative of the Origin and Progress of the War, with Biographical Sketches of Leading Statesmen, Naval and Military Commanders, Etc. Virtue & Yorston, New York, 1862-6. 3 volumes. 4to. Contemporary quarter black leather over gray boards, gilt, marbled page ends. Condition Minor rubbing.

12 volumes on the Confederacy in the Civil War. (1) Clark, Walter, editor. Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War, 1861-'65. Written by Members of the Respective Commands. Broadfoot Publishing Company, 1996. 5 volumes. 8vo. Facsimile of 1901 edition. (2) Gary W. Gallagher (Editor). Southern Biouvac. Broadfoot Publishing Company, 1993. 6 volumes. (3) Krick, Robert. Lee's Colonels: A Biographical Register of the Field Officers of the Army of Northern Virginia. (Dayton, OH): Morningside, 1991. 8vo. Facsimile. Condition Fine.

44 volumes on women in the North and South during the Civil War, including those that served as soldiers, spys and nurses. Hardcovers and paperbacks. Condition Very good to Fine.

14 volumes by woman detailing their life experiences during the Civil War. (1) Mrs. D. Giraud Wright (Louise Wigfall). A Southern Girl in '61. Doubleday, Page & Company, 1905. 8vo. Publisher's green cloth. (2) de Leon, T. C. Belles, Beaux, and Brains of the 60s. G.W. Dillingham, New York, 1909. 8vo. Original yellow cloth. (3) Logan, Mrs. John A. Reminiscences of a soldier's wife. Scribner's, 1913. 8vo. Original blue cloth. (4) Logan, Kate Virginia Cox. My Confederate Girlhood. Garrett & Massie, Richmond, VA, 1932. 8vo. Original gray cloth, ex-library markigns. (5) O'Connor, T.P. My Beloved South. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1914. 8vo. Original blue cloth. (6) Rowland, Katie Mason (ed.). The Journal of Julia LeGrand, New Orleans 1862-1863. Richmond: Everett Waddey Co., 1911. 8vo. Original pale green cloth. (7). [McGuire, Mrs. John P.] Diary of a Southern refugee, during the war. By a lady of Virginia. New York: E.J. Hale & Son, 1868. With an additional 7 titles. Condition Minor rubbing and general wear. Scattered foxing and toning to a few volumes.

16 volumes detailing the maps and mapmakers of the Civil War, with battlefield maps, general maps and political maps. Mostly oblong hardcovers. Condition Very good to Fine

9 volumes on experiences in Andersonville Prisons and other Confederate prisons during the Civil War. (1) McElroy, John. Andersonville: a story of Rebel military prisons, fifteen months a guest of the so-called southern confederacy, a private soldiers experiences in Richmond, Andersonville, Savannah, Millen, Blackshear and Florence. Toledo, 1879. 8vo. Modern cloth. (2) McElroy, John. Andersonville: a story of Rebel military prisons, fifteen months a guest of the so-called southern confederacy, a private soldiers experiences in Richmond, Andersonville, Savannah, Millen, Blackshear and Florence. Toledo, 1879. 8vo. Original brick red pictorial spine and board. (3) Ransom, John. Andersonville diary: escape, and list of the dead, with name, co., regiment, date of death and no. of grave in cemetery. Auburn, N.Y.: [John L. Ransom], 1881. First Edition. 8vo. Original brown cloth. (4) Kellogg, Robert. Life and Death in Rebel Prisons: Giving a Complete History of the Inhuman and Barbarous Treatment of Our Brave Soldiers by Revel Authorities, Inflicting Terrible Suffering and Frightful Mortality, Principally at Andersonville, GA., and Florence, S.C., Des. Hartford, Conn.: L. Stebbins, 1865. 8vo. Original brown gilt stamped cloth. (5) Bates, William C. (Editor) The Stars and Stripes in Rebeldom. Papers written by Federal Prisoners in Richmond, etc. T. O. H. P. Burnham, Boston, 1862. Original blue cloth (6) Maile, John L. Prison Life in Andersonville. With special reference to the opening of Providence Spring. Grafton Publishing Company/West Coast Magazine, Los Angeles, 1912. No. 266 of 500 presenation copies, signed by the author. 12mo. Original red cloth. (7) Harris, William C. Prison-life in the Tobacco Ware-house at Richmond. Front. 12mo. Philadelphia, 1862. 12mo. Original brown cloth. (8) Long, Lessel. Twelve Months in Andersonville. On the march in the battle in the Rebel prison pens, and at last in God's country. Huntington, Ind.: T. and M. Butler, 1886. 8vo. Original blue cloth, gilt. (9) Goss, Warren Lee. The Soldier's Story of his Captivity at Andersonville, Belle Isle, and Other Rebel Prisons. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1868. 8vo. Original maroon cloth, gilt spine. Condition Minor rubbing, scattered foxing. Toning to several volumes.

51 volumes detailing general Civil War History of both the Union and Confederacy. Mix of hardcovers and softcovers.

19 volumes on the rise of Lincoln and history of Lincoln in his presidency. All hardcovers with dust jackets, save 2 volumes. Condition Very good to Fine.

32 volumes on Photography in the Civil War. 3 volumes of Confederate Faces, Early Photography at Gettysburg, 2 volumes of Touched by Fire. 25 volumes hardcovers, most with dust jackets. Condition Very good to Fine.

13 volumes on the Music and Songs of the Civil War. 12 hardcovers, most with dust jackets, 1 paperbacks. With The Bugle Call: a Collection of the most Celebrated War Songs, for the use of G.A.R. Posts, Soldiers' Reunions, etc., and intended also as a Souvenir of the Musical Features of the Great Rebellion. John Church Co., Cincinnati, 1886. Oblong 8vo. Original cloth backed pictorial boards. Condition Very good to Fine.

11 volumes. (1) Battles and Leaders of the Civil War. People's Pictorial Edition. Century Co., New York, 1894. Oblong 4to. Original olive cloth, gilt. (2) Armes, George A. Ups and Downs of an Army Officer. Washington D.C, 1900. Original silver gilt pictorial brown cloth. Front hinge cracked. (3) Davis, Washington. Camp-Fire Chats of the Civil War. A.B Gehman, Chicago, 1888. 8vo. Original red cloth, gilt. (4) Coppee, Henry. General Thomas. D. Appleton, New York, 1893. 8vo. Original green cloth. (5) Mason, Emily. Popular Life of General Robert E. Lee. John Murphy, Baltimore, 1877. 8vo. Original maroon cloth, gilt vignette of Lee on front board. (6) Kelsey, D.M. Deeds of Daring by the American Soldier North and South. Werner Company, Chicago, 1898. 8vo. Original dual blue and gray cloth with silver gilt. (7) Chronicles of the Great Rebellion against the United States of America. A. Winch, Philadelphia,1867. 8vo. Original brown cloth, rebacked in brown cloth. (8) Gerrish, Theodore; Hutchinson, John S. The Blue and the Gray A Graphic History. Brady, Mace & Co., Bangor, 1884. 8vo. Original brown pictorial cloth, gilt. Front hinge cracked, occasional pencil marginalia. (9) Fox, William F. Regimental Losses in the American Civil War 1861-65. Albany, Albany Publishing Co, 1898. 4th edition. 4to. Original black cloth, gilt. (10) Barnard, J. G.; Barry W.F. Report of the Engineer and Artillery Operations of the Army of the Potomac... Peninsular Campaign. D. Van Nostrand, New York, 1864. 8vo. Red cloth, gilt. (11) [Anonymous] Knapsack and Rifle or Life in the Grand Army. Thompson Publishing Co., Philadelphia, 1888. 8vo. Original pictorial red cloth, gilt. Condition Rubbing and general wear. Scattered foxing.

11 volumes on the History of the South and the Confederacy in the Civil War. (1) Rouse, E.S.S. The Bugle Blast; or, Spirit of the Conflict. James Challen, Philadelphia, 1864. 12mo. Original brown cloth, gilt. (2) Cowan, John. A New Invasion of the South. Board of Officers, Seventy-First Infantry, Publishers, New York, 1881. 12mo. Original brown cloth. (2) Adams, F.C. Manuel Pereira; or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina. Washington, 1853. 12mo. Original blue cloth. (3) Hatcher, Edmund N. The Last Four Weeks of the War. Columbus, Cooperative Publishing, 1892. 8vo. Original cloth. With an additional 8 titles. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

12 volumes on the History of the Civil War. (1) Wallace, Lew, et al. The Story of American Heroism. Wener Co., Chicago, 1987. 4to. Original pictorial gray cloth, gilt. (2) King, W.C.; Derby, W.P. Camp-fire Sketches and Battlefield Echos. King, Richardson, & Co., Springfield, 1888. 8vo. Original pictorial red cloth. (3) Williams, George F. Bullet and Shell, War as the Soldier saw it. Fords, Howard, Hulbert, New York, 1882. 8vo. Original pictorial red cloth, gilt. Front hinge cracked, frontis almost loose. Scattered soiling. (4) Joel, Joseph; Stegman, Lewis. Rifle Shots and Bugle Notes. Grandy Army Gazette Pub., New York, 1884. 4to. Original pictorial red cloth, gilt. Title page gutter cracked. (5) Kirkland, Frazar. Reminiscences of the Blue and Gray '61-'65. Preston Publishing, Chicago, 1895. 4to. Original brown cloth, gilt lettering. Hinges reinforced, gutter cracked verso of title page. (6) Hedrick, Mary. Incidents of the Civil War. Vox Pupli Press, Lowell Mass, 1888. 4to. Original pictorial green cloth, gilt lettering. Front hinge cracked. With an additional 6 titles. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

5 volumes on the History of the South and the Confederacy in the Civil War. (1) Morgan, James Morris. Recollections of a Rebel Reefer. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1917. 8vo. Original gray cloth with blue star bar inlay on front board. (2) McCabe, James. The Grayjackets: And How they Lived, Fought and Died, for Dixie. With Incidents and Sketches of Life in the Confederacy. Jones Brothers & Company, Richmond, et al, 1867. 8vo. Original brown cloth. (3) Trowbridge, J.T. A Picture of the Desolated States; and the Work of Restoration. Hartford, L. Stebbins, 1868. 8vo. Original maroon cloth. (4) LaBree, Ben (editor). Campfires of the Confederacy. Courier Journal, Louisville. 1898. 4to. Original pictorial cloth, moderate rubbing with loss pictorial inlay. (5) Hatcher, Edmund N. The Last Four Weeks of the War. Columbus, Cooperative Publishing, 1892. 8vo. Original cloth. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

24 volumes on the Art and Artists of the Civil War, with several volumes on the work of Mort Kunstler and Don Troiani. Hardcovers, most with dust jackets. Condition Very good to Fine.

19 volumes. All volumes signed, with 7 signed volumes of the Virginia Civil War Battles and Leaders Series, each being one of 1000 copies. 17 hardcovers, 11 with dust jackets. 2 paperbacks. Condition Very good to Fine.

19 volumes. All volumes signed, with 2 signed volumes of the Virginia Civil War Battles and Leaders Series, each being one of 1000 copies. 17 hardcovers, 13 with dust jackets. 2 paperbacks. Condition Very good to Fine.

12 volumes on the lives of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. (1) Coffin, Charles Carleton. Abraham Lincoln. Harpers, 1893. 8vo. Original brown cloth. (2) Johnston, Richard Malcolm; Browne, William Hand. Life of Alexander H. Stephens. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1878. 8vo. Original blue cloth. (3) Barrett, Joseph H. Life of Abraham Lincoln: presenting his early history, political career, and speeches in and out of Congress. Cincinnati; New York: Moore, Wilstach, and Baldwin, 1865. 8vo. Original brown cloth. (4) Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. The Perfect Tribute. Scribners, 1923. 8vo. Original boards. (5) Schaff, Morris. Jefferson Davis His Life and Personality. Boston, 1922. 8vo. Red cloth. (6) Bledsoe, Albert Taylor. IS Davis a Traitor; or Was Secession a Constitutional Right. Richmond, 1907. 8vo. Red cloth. With an additional 6 volumes in 4 titles. Condition Minor rubbing and general wear, scattered foxing to a few volumes.

17 volumes of late 19th century Juvenile Novels with Civil War figures. (1) Dixon, Samuel Houston. Robert Warren, the Texan Refugee, n.d. 8vo. Original pictorial blue cloth. (2) King, Charles. Norman Holt: a Story of the Army of the Cumberland. 12mo. Dillingham, 1901. (3) Gerrish, Theodore. Will Newton, The Young Volunteer. Bangor, 1884 8vo. Original orange pictorial cloth. (4) George W. Peck. How Private Peck Put Down the Rebellion. 8vo. Original cloth. (5) Thornbury, Walter. The Buccaneers; or, the Monarchs of the Main. Routledge, 1858 8vo. Original pictorial blue cloth, gilt. (6) 3 volumes of the Gunboat Series by Harry Castlemon - Frank on a Gunboat; Frank Before Vicksburg; Frank on the Lower Mississippi. 8vo. Each bound in original pictorial blue cloth. (7) Trowbridge, John T. The Drummer Boy: a Story of Burnside's Expedition. n.d. 8vo. Original pictorial red cloth. (8) Wilmer, Robert. Joe: A Boy in War-Times. 1912. 12mo. Original brown cloth. With an additional 7 titles. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

16 volumes of late 19th century Juvenile Novels with Civil War figures. (1) 11 volumes, 9 from the Blue and the Gray Series. Optic, Oliver [pseud.William Taylor Adams] Titles: The Young Lieutenant; or, The Adventures of an Army Officer, Lee Shepard, 1865 ++ The Yankee Middy; or, The Adventures of a Naval Officer Lee Shepard, 1865 ++ Taken by the Enemy, 1883 ++ Within the Enemy's Lines, 1889 ++ On the Blockade, 1891 ++ Stand by the Union, 1891 ++ Fighting for the Right, 1892 ++ A Victorious Union, 1893 ++ In the Saddle , 1895 ++ A Lieutenant at Eighteen, 1895 ++ On the Staff, 1896. 8vo. Bound in original blue and brown pictorial cloth. (2) 5 volumes. Castlemon, Harry. Marcy the Refugee ++ Rodney the Overseer ++ Rodney the Partisan ++ Marcy the Blockade Runner ++ True to His Colors. 8vo. Bound in original pictorial brown cloth. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing.

31 volumes on the Equipment and Arms used during the Civil War. Collector's Encyclopedia, books on relics, flags, small arms, and uniforms to name a few. Condition Very good to Fine.

17 volumes on the life, military service, and death of Lt. General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. 16 volumes are hardcovers, most with dust jackets, 1 softcover. Condition Very good to Fine.

7 volumes on experiences in Union Prison camps, prisons of the Civil War and Prisoners of War. (1) Holmes, Clay W. The Elmira Prison Camp: A History of the Military Prison at Elmira, N. Y., July 6, 1864, to July 10, 1865. G.P. Putnam, New York, 1912. 8vo. Original blue cloth. (2) Cooper, Alonzo. In and Out of Rebel Prisons. R. J. Oliphant, Oswego, 1888. 8vo. Original brown cloth. (3) Marshall, John A. American Bastille. A History of the Illegal Arrests and Imprisonment of American Citizens During the Late Civil War. Thomas Hartley, Philadelphia, 1883 8vo. Original red cloth. (4) A. B. Isham, H. M. Davidson, and H. B. Furness. Prisoners of War, and Military Prisons: Personal Narratives at Richmond, Danville, Macon, Andersonville, Savannah, Millen, Charleston, and Columbia. Cincinnati, 1890. Thick 8vo. Original green cloth, gilt vignettes to boards. (5) Jeffrey, William. Richmond Prisons, 1861-1862. Republican Press, 1893. 8vo. Original cloth. (6) Darby, George W. Incidents and Adventures in Rebeldom, Libby, Belle-Isle, Salisbury. Pittsburgh, 1899. 8vo. Original pictorial red cloth. (7) Hesseltine, William Best. Civil War Prisons: A Study in War Psychology. Columbus, 1930. 8vo. Original blue cloth, inscribed by Hesseltine on front flyleaf. Condition Minor rubbing, scattered foxing. Toning to several volumes. Discoloration staining to Elmira Prison Camp volume; spotting to boards of American Bastille. Discoloration and scuffing to rear board of Prisoners of War.

Report on the Treatment of Prisoners of War by the Rebel Authorities, during the War of the Rebellion. GPO, Washington, 1869. Thick 8vo. Bound in contemporary 3/4 black leather over marbled boards. Condition leather is worn at joints and along extremities; boards rubbed, corners blunted.

23 volumes on the lives and military service of Union Generals, from Grant, Fitz John Porter, John Buford, etc. 22 are hardcovers, most with dust jackets, 1 softcover. Condition Very good to Fine.

22 volumes in 3 sets. (1) 4 volumes. Encyclopedia of the Confederacy. Simon & Schuster, New York, 1994. Library stamp to front flyleaf. (2) 6 volumes. The Confederate General. National Historical Society. Owners sticker to front pastedowns. (3) The Southern Historical Society Papers. Partial set, non continuous of 12 volumes. Facsimile issued by Kraus Reprint, New York, 1977. Condition Near fine.

20 volumes. All published by Savas Beatie, mostly hardcover. Covers battles from the beginning of the War up to Gettysburg/mid-1863. Condition Near fine to Fine.

16 volumes. All published by Savas Beatie, mostly hardcover covering the later part of the war and general histories of the Civil War. Condition Near fine to Fine.

23 volumes. History of the Union Calvary in the Civil War with Starr's 3 volume set of The Union Calvary in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

17 volumes of 5 sets. (1) 3 volumes. Foote, Shelby. The Civil War: A Narrative. Random House. Later printings. 8vo. Hardcover and dust jackets. (2) 2 volumes. Wiley, Bell Irvin. The Life of Johnny Reb. Bobb S. Merrill, 1943. 8vo. Red cloth. (3) 5 volumes. Williams, Kenneth. Lincoln Finds a General. Macmillan, 1952. 3 with dust jackets. (4) 3 volumes. Ladd, David The Bachelder Papers. Morningside Press, 1994. 8vo. Blue and gray cloth. Fine. (5) 4 volumes only (Volumes 1-3, 6) Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts. Broadfoot Publishing, 1989. 8vo. Blue Cloth. Condition Minor wear to jackets.

15 volumes. Autobiographies by Lew Wallace, George Haven Putnam, Charles Carleton Coffin, William F. Fulton II, William Buckley, The Civil War Diary 1862 of Charles H. Lynch, 18th Conn, 1915. With additional volumes on Heroic Deeds and Awards of Civil War soldiers during the Civil War. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

15 volumes on the Army of the Potomac in the Civil War. (1) Keifer, Joseph. Slavery & Four Years of War A Political History of Slavery in the U.S. 2 volumes. Putnam, 1900. 8vo. Blue cloth. (2) Stine, J.H. History of the Army of the Potomac. J.B. Rodgers, 1892. First edition. 8vo. Blue Cloth. (3) Urban, John. My Experiences Mid Shot and Shell and in Rebel Den. Lancaster, PA: Published for the author, 1882. 8vo. Original pictorial blue cloth, gilt. (4) Glazier, Willard. Battles for the Union. Hartford, 1875. 8vo. Original pictorial blue cloth, gilt. (5) A[lonzo] F. Hill. Our Boys. The Personal Experiences of a Soldier in the Army of the Potomac. Philadelphia: John E. Potter, 1866. Original green pictorial cloth. (6-7) Swinton, William. Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac. 2 copies, both later editions (8) Hoge, A.H. The Boys in Blue. New York: E.B. Treat & Company, 1867. 8vo. Original blue cloth, gilt. With an additional 6 volume of 5 titles. Condition General rubbing, hinges starting or cracked. Scattered foxing. Toning.

23 volumes of Civil War Bibliographies with 7 volume set of Military Bibliography of the Civil War. The New York Public Library/Morningside, New York, 1994. 8vo. Red cloth. Condition Very good to Fine.

30 volumes on the History of Union Regiments in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

31 volumes on Naval History of the Civil War with a focus on the Union side. Condition Very good to Fine.

31 volumes on Naval History of the Civil War with a focus on the Confederate side. Condition Very good to Fine.

30 volumes of biographies of Famous Confederate generals and figures of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

21 volumes of Remembrances of the Civil War by the State Commanderies of Wisconsin (6), New York (1), Massachusetts (2), Ohio (2), Maine (4) and Illinois (4). With two volumes of War tales by the Boston Journal. 8vo. Bound in original cloth. Condition Minor rubbing.

27 volumes on the History of Confederate Regiments in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

33 volumes on the History of Union Regiments in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

39 volumes of Biographies of Famous Confederate General and figures of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

30 volumes. All detailing the events that led up to the Civil War and Battles of 1861. Condition Very good to Fine.

33 volumes on the various battle that took place in the year 1862. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes on the various battle that took place in the year 1863. Condition Very good to Fine.

38 volumes on the various battle that took place in the year 1864. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes on the various battle that took place in the year 1865 and the Sherman's march to the sea including the Battle of Atlanta. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes on the history of the Confederacy. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes on the general history of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

23 volumes on the medical history, doctors and surgery of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

25 volumes the history of Civil War Prisons, both Union and Confederate, as well as a few biographies of prisoners. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes of the History of Confederate Regiments in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

51 volumes on Civil War arms and equipment including volumes on collecting. With 5 Bannerman Catalog, two being bound in red buckram. Condition Very good to Fine.

40 volumes on the history of the battle of Gettysburg. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes on the history of the Confederate Calvary in the Civil War with several volume of regimental calvary histories. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes of Biographies of Famous Confederate Generals and figures of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

34 volumes of Biographies of Famous Union Generals and figures of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

38 volumes of letters and diaries from Confederate soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

31 volumes on the life of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes of letters and diaries from Union soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

44 volumes of letters and diaries from Union soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

26 volumes of Histories of Union Regiments that served in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

43 volumes on general Civil War history of both Union and Confederates with several volumes on Civil War newspapers. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes on Union and Calvary actions, battles and regiments from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

33 volumes on the history of the Confederacy. Condition Very good to Fine.

39 volumes on the general history of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

36 volumes on the general history of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes on Civil War Battles throughout the war. Condition Very good to Fine.

11 volumes of Butternut and Blue's series on the Army of Northern Virginia. WIth the volume out of print Beale, A Lieutenant of Cavalry in Lee's Army (ANV 1) West, A Texan in Search of a Fight (ANV 2) Folsom, Heroes and Martyrs of Georgia (ANV 4) Tribble, Benjamin Cason Rawlings, First Virginia Volunteer for the South (ANV 5) Hartley, Stuart's Tarheels: James B. Gordon & His North Carolina Cavalry (ANV 7). Does not include the volume: Zwemer, For Home and Southland, A History of the 48th Georgia Inf Reg (ANV 11) Condition Very good to Fine.

21 volumes on the assassination of Lincoln and conspiracies to assassination Lincoln. Condition Very good to Fine.

11 volumes, 10 from the Portraits of Conflict series, two volume present in paperback. With Volume 1 of State Troops and Volunteers published by Mast. Condition Very good to Fine.

51 volumes on general Civil War History. Condition Very good to Fine.

23 volumes of Histories of Union Regiments that served in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

26 volumes. 10 volumes of the original series as issued by Scribners in original blue cloth. Complete 16 volume set of the Broadfoot facsimile edition from 1989. Condition Very good to Fine.

24 volumes of Histories of Union Regiments that served in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

29 volumes of letters and diaries from Union soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

29 volumes of letters and diaries from Confederate soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

29 volumes of biographies of famous Union generals and figures from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

37 volumes on the history of the Battle of Gettysburg. Condition Very good to Fine.

34 volumes on the general history of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

35 volumes of Histories of Confederate Regiments that served in the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

31 volumes of biographies of famous Confederate Generals and figures of the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

36 volumes of letters and diaries from woman on the home front, Union and Confederate soldiers. Condition Very good to Fine.

30 volumes on general Civil War history from battles to post Civil War figures. Condition Very good to Fine.

30 volumes of letters and diaries from Union soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

31 volumes of letters and diaries from Confederate soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

28 volumes of letters and diaries from Union soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

25 volumes of letters and diaries from Confederate soldiers and commanders from the Civil War. Condition Very good to Fine.

25 volumes. (1) Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor. The Photographic History of the Civil War. Profusely illustrated. 10 volumes. New York, 1911-1912. 4to, Bound in black cloth, deluxe edition, Volume X in original blue cloth. [With] Elson, Henry W. The Civil War Through the Camera. 15 parts (of 16), original wraps. Springfield, Mass: Patriot Publishing Co., 1912. Elson, Henry W.Several volume with detached wraps, minor wear. Condition Very good to Fine.

29 volumes on Civil War arms and equipment including volumes on collecting Condition Very good to Fine.

Bird's-Eye View of Andersonville Prison From the South-East, Keystone Pub. Co., Philadelphia, 1890. Chromolithograph. Framed: 23 3/4" x 18 1/2". Condition Some light spotting. Under glass, not examined out of frame.

Defenses of Washington. Extract of Military Map of N.E. Virginia, Showing Forts and Roads. Dated 1865, but published 1891-95. Printed by Julius Bien & Co. Lith., N.Y. Lithograph map with color notation. This map extends to include Alexandria, Falls Church, Silver Spring, and Bladensburg as well as the defenses around Washington to defend it during the Civil War. With remarkable detail, the map locates forts, schools, mills, railroads, fortifications, and individual homes and farms located with the owner's name. Condition Toning, minor spotting and visible tears. Under glass, not examined out of frame.

Draner. 3 Color Lithographs. Types Militaires. Paris, c.1862. Colors fresh and bright. ++ Illustration #1. Etats-Unis, 1862. 7th Reg't of New-York. Printed by Becquet, pub by Dusacq et Cie. Framed: 19" x 13 1/2". not examined out of frame. ++ Etats-Unis d'Amerique-Chasseurs a Pied. Printed by Lemercier, pub by Daziaro. Image 11 1/2 x 7 3/4, Sheet size 17 1/4 x 11 3/4. Slight scattered foxing to margins. ++ Etats-Unis d'Amerique- Infanterie de Ligne. Pub by Dusacq. Framed: 19" x 13 1/2". Condition Sight fine. Under glass, not examined out of frame.

28 books of sheet music. Civil War Songbooks are (1) S.O. Freedom. Stand by the Union, 1861. (2) Weeping Sad and Lonely, 1863. (3) Root, George. Vacant Chair. 1861. (4) National Melodies - Marseil - Les Hymn. S.T. Gordon, New York, 1861. (5) Col. Clark's Grand Triumphant March. Dedicated to the 123rd Pennsylvania Regiment. 1862. (6) Root, George. The Battle Cry of Freedom. 1862. (7) Maryland, My Maryland. 1862. (8) Confederate Songsheet - Koenigsberg , F. Keep Me Awake! Mother, Macon, Georgia, 1863. (9) My Country So Dear, 1863. (10) My Jamie's On the Battlefield, Dedicated to the 79th Militia Regiment. 1865. (11) Grand Army of the Republic Song sheet, double sided with 8 song total. With additional 17 songbooks from prior and after the Civil War. [WITH] 3 issues of Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper from Dec. 14, 1861, August 27, 1864, and March 11, 1865. Condition General wear, scattered foxing, some pencil notation.

6 bound volumes of the New York Tribune from 1861-2, 1864 detailing daily life during the Civil war. Folio. Bound in contemporary quarter black leather over marbled boards. Contains Jan-Apr and Sept- Dec volumes for 1861 in 2 volumes and the entire year of 1864 in 4 volumes, with a May-Aug of 1862 volume. Horace Greeley's New-York Tribune was one of the nation's principal anti-slavery Republican newspapers during the war. Noteworthy among the complete well-preserved issues are 22 October 1861 with a first report on the Battle of Ball's Bluff; 9 November 1861 on the Battle of Belmont, details of the Peninsula Campaign by McCellan during 1862, along with the re-election of Abraham Lincoln, detailed in the November 9, 1864 issue Condition Minor rubbing, scattered foxing.

Collections of 5 large black folders containing almost all the Civil War issues of Harper's Weekly, numbered from Volume IV, No. 202, November 10, 1860 to Volume IX, No. 437, May 13, 1865. Lacking the 4 issues from April, 1865 No. 431-434. 40 issues are original Harpers Weeky issues, the majority are facsimile reproductions. Thousands of double-page, full-page, and text woodcut views, scenes, portraits, and maps, many relating to the Civil War, some excised from a previous volume, others original issues. Spanning from the election of Abraham Lincoln to the end of Civil War. Housed in 5 large folders. Condition Minor toning to several issues.

Collection of 34 Civil War era newspapers, all from the North and the London Times/Illustrated News during the Civil War. 1 issue from June 12, 1846 of the Daily Evening Transcript, 1 issue of Harpers Weekly Sept 7, 1878. Issues are from the Philadelphia Inquirer, Boston Daily, New York Tribune. Hartford Daily Current, and Detroit Tribune to name a few. Please see our photographs for more information. Condition Toning, minor rubbing and tears to edges.

65 volumes of the works of G.A. Henty. 8vo. Bound in original pictorial cloth, gilt. Mixed issues of Black & Son, London and Scribners, New York. A few duplicate volumes present in this collection. Condition Fair to very good. Minor to moderate wear, some fraying to spines. One with tape repair, a few with discoloration to boards. Hinges cracked to several volume. Minor toning.

15 volumes of the works by Thomas Knox, all published by Harpers & Brothers, New York. 8vo. Bound in original duo-cloth pictorial boards, gilt. Titles in this collection are: 1. Boy Travellers in the Far East. Part First: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Japan and China 1879 2. Boy Travellers in the Far East. Part Second: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Siam and Java 1880 3. Boy Travellers in the Far East. Part Third: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Ceylon and India 1881 4. Boy Travellers in the Far East. Part Fourth: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey to Egypt and the Holy Land 1882 5. Boy Travellers in the Far East. Part Fifth: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey Through Africa 1883 6. Boy Travellers in South America 1885 7. Boy Travellers in the Russian Empire 1886 8. Boy Travellers on the Congo 1887 9. Boy Travellers in Australasia 1888 10. Boy Travellers in Mexico 1889 11. Boy Travellers in Great Britain 1890 12. Boy Travellers in Northern Europe 1891 13. Boy Travellers in Central Europe 1892 14. Boy Travellers in Southern Europe 1893 Lacking the final volume of the Boy Travellers series but with an edition of Voyage of the Vivian, 1885 Condition Minor rubbing. Top of spine starting to Russian Empire volume. Occasional/scattered foxing and toning. Hinges tender.