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Haefeli, Leo; Cannon, Frank JBiblio.com

Directory of Ogden City and Weber County 1883

CANNON, RichardBiblio.com

Historical Record of the Thirty-Ninth or the Dorsetshire Regiment of Foot:

1853168026London: Printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode published by Parker Furnivall and Parker 1853. Smartly presented history of the hard-fighting 39th First and most desirable edition; subsequent printings were published with inferior unsigned wood-engraved variants of the original plates. The exact process by which copies of Cannon's histories came to be bound in this handsome style generally termed "presentation" - very occasionally signed by Smith of Long Acre - is not known. "Reputedly William IV proposed that a series of regimental histories should be compiled whereby the general public could be apprised of the distinguished services rendered by the regiments of the British army. the work of compilation was entrusted by royal warrant to Cannon principal clerk of the adjutant-general's office. He started immediately and the first volume to be published was a history of the Life Guards in 1837. Cannon's warrant expired on the death of William IV but was renewed on Victoria's accession to the throne. Unfortunately the official funding was not maintained and Cannon endeavoured to finance the project from his own pocket consequently running into serious pecuniary difficulties. Cannon's volumes were authoritative and readable well produced and often well illustrated. If somewhat lacking in the human interest expected of modern historians Cannon nevertheless set a standard for succeeding regimental historians to emulate" ODNB. The Dorsets raised in 1689 and reformed in 1702 fought in Spain and Portugal during the War of the Spanish Succession; during the 18th century they were at the siege of Gibraltar from whence the regiment's badge and in 1754 were the first British Army unit deployed to India hence their motto "Primus in India" and fought at Plassey. In 1809 they were sent to Spain fighting at Wellington's signal victories at Talavera Bussaco Badajoz Albuera and Vittoria. From 1832 a 13-year posting to India saw them taking part in the Coorg and Gwalior campaigns. The history cuts off before their embarkation for the Crimea in 1854. Octavo 210 x 123 mm. Engraved series title 2 hand-coloured lithographic plates heightened with gum arabic both by Madeley showing the regimental colours and badge and a group of three officers in uniform of the 1840s. Contemporary red morocco "presentation binding" spine gilt lettered direct five raised bands gilt royal crest crowned lion statant surmounting imperial crown at head foliate devices to other compartments St George and dragon at foot sides with panel of thick and thin gilt fillets enclosing an ornamental panel centre tool of the royal arms title above and dates below foliate edge roll and turn-ins recent yellow surface-paper endpapers gilt edges. Binding just a little rubbed at extremities short split at head of spine foxing to engraved series title and following leaf of letterpress. A very good copy. Ogilby 157 53. hardcover

Peter Harrington · Royaume-Uni1 250,00 £GB≈ 1 427,25 €

CANNON, RichardBiblio.com

Historical Record of the Fourteenth or the Buckinghamshire Regiment of Foot:

1845168027London: Parker Furnivall and Parker 1845. The Old and Bold turned out in parade dress A sparkling copy of the first and most desirable edition; subsequent printings were published with inferior unsigned wood-engraved variants of the original plates. The exact process by which copies of Cannon's histories came to be bound in this handsome style generally termed "presentation" - very occasionally signed by Smith of Long Acre - is not known. "Reputedly William IV proposed that a series of regimental histories should be compiled whereby the general public could be apprised of the distinguished services rendered by the regiments of the British army. the work of compilation was entrusted by royal warrant to Cannon principal clerk of the adjutant-general's office. He started immediately and the first volume to be published was a history of the Life Guards in 1837. Cannon's warrant expired on the death of William IV but was renewed on Victoria's accession to the throne. Unfortunately the official funding was not maintained and Cannon endeavoured to finance the project from his own pocket consequently running into serious pecuniary difficulties. Cannon's volumes were authoritative and readable well produced and often well illustrated. If somewhat lacking in the human interest expected of modern historians Cannon nevertheless set a standard for succeeding regimental historians to emulate" ODNB. The 14th Foot nicknamed The Old and Bold was raised in 1685 and saw action during the Jacobite risings of 1715 Sheriffmuir and 1745 Falkirk Culloden. During the Napoleonic Wars battalions served in Spain Corunna the ill-fated Walcheren expedition and further afield in Java and Borneo. The regiment raised a third battalion in 1813 and it was this unit of young and inexperienced men who fought at Waterloo as part of Colonel Hugh Mitchell's 4th Brigade Colville's division. In 1825 they were at the siege and capture of the great Jat fortress at Bharatpur. Provenance: Coningsby Disraeli 1867-1936 with his armorial bookplate. Nephew of Benjamin Disraeli Coningsby named after the eponymous hero of his uncle's 1844 novel served as Conservative MP for Altrincham 1892-1906 and as a lieutenant with the Royal Buckinghamshire Yeomanry. Octavo 210 x 131 mm. Engraved series title 2 hand-coloured lithographic plates heightened with gum arabic both by Madeley showing the regimental colours and a portrait of two officers in uniform of the 1840s; wood-engraved regimental badge to title page; with 2-page slip for the series dated 1849 tipped to blank before engraved series title and publisher's 2-page advert at end. Contemporary red straight-grain morocco "presentation binding" spine gilt lettered direct five raised bands gilt scrolling decoration to compartments sides with panel of thick and thin gilt fillets enclosing an ornamental panel centre tool of the royal arms lettered and dated above and below foliate edge roll and turn-ins yellow surface-paper endpapers gilt edges. Only very minor rubbing at extremities. A superior copy. Ogilby 157 40. hardcover

Peter Harrington · Royaume-Uni1 500,00 £GB≈ 1 712,70 €

CANNON, Richard [edit]Biblio.com

Historical records of the British Army comprising the history of every regiment in Her Majesty's service

1837281351837 4th Royal Irish Dragoons 1ed WARS British Army George Anson Napoleon ARTThe 4th Royal Irish Dragoons was a prominent cavalry regiment that served the British Army into the 20th-century. First established in 1685 this regiment fought in all of the most notable European wars including:· The Monmouth Rebellion· Nine Years' War – Battle of Steenkerque· Irish Rebellion – Battle of Tuberneering; Battle of Arklow; Battle of Vinegar Hill· Napoleonic Wars · Peninsular War – Siege of Ciudad RodrigoEach of these battles and so much more is covered in this 1837 chronological history of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons. It includes numerous full-page hand-colored illustrations as well as biographical sketches of each of the colonels of the regiment from James of Arran to George Anson. Item number: #28135Price: $499CANNON Richard edit.Historical records of the British Army comprising the history of every regiment in Her Majesty's serviceLondon: Printed by authority 1837. First edition.Details: · Collation: Complete with all pageso 10 viii; vi 2 94 2o 3 full-page engravings hand painted· Provenance: Armorial bookplate – Edwd. Cooper Hodgeo General Sir Edward Cooper Hodge GCB 1810–1894 was a British Army officer. As a Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Cooper Hodge commanded the 4th Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoon Guards at the Battle of Balaclava. He was subsequently placed in command of the 5th Dragoon Guards and later rose to the rank of General. Motto: LABOR IPSE VOLUPTAS · Ephemera: 4 leaves of handwritten notes on commanders of the Royal Irish Dragoons· Language: English· Binding: Hardcover; secureo Cloth· Size: ~9in X 5.75in 22.5cm x 14.5cmOur Guarantee:Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving and we will offer a full refund without reservation!Photos available upon request. authority hardcover

Schilb Antiquarian Rare Books · États-Unis499,00 $US≈ 422,20 €

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