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188133892ABerlin, Mittler, 1881. 8°. XXII, 499 Seiten. Mit Textabbildungen und einer gefalteten Beilage. Halbleder der Zeit. (Am Kapital etwas lädiert, Einband berieben, Titelblatt mit Fleck und kleiner Randläsion). [2 Warenabbildungen]
185479672Cincinnati: U.P. James 1854. Later printing. Hardcover. Good. Quarterbound buckram over leather spine with gilt lettering. Original Minor age-tanning and staining/tideline throughout and marginal spotting. viii 144 pages. With price of twenty-five cents printed at the top of front wrap. 13 illustrations. Text in double columns. Howes H-767. Graff: 2006. One of the later printings from earlier stereotype plates which had been retained Wagner Camp Becker 134 probably 1854 or after when the James brothers dissolved their business partnership. U.P. James hardcover
181154628E-172: Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown. Very Good. 1811. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Leather. 4to. Printed in London for Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown Paternoster-Row. 1811. 436 pgs. Fine folding engraved map "of the Interior of Louisiana with a part of New Mexico" and full-page map of ". The Mississippi River from its source to the Mouth of the Missouri." Bound by in full calf leather. Spine has been rebacked with contemporary leather spine and gilt titled spine label. Boards are scuffed and worn with wear present to the edges of the boards. Small name present to the reverse of the front board. Both maps present however the first map has a small piece missing and has been rebacked with linen. Foxing present. Text is free of marks. Binding tight and solid. The first U. S. Government exploration of the American southwest. In 1805 Wilkinson ordered Pike to find the source of the Mississippi River so Pike traveled into the northern Louisiana Territory newly purchased from France. In 1806 Pike led an expedition to the southwestern borders of the land acquired by the United States through the Louisiana Purchase. One of the most important inland travel narratives giving an account of the South-west including the author's description of his earlier journey to explore the headwaters of the Mississippi. The two maps are among the first of the area executed by a government expedition. After Pike returned from this first expedition General Wilkinson almost immediately ordered him to mount a second expedition this time to explore map and find the headwaters of the Arkansas and Red rivers. Additional objectives of this exploratory expedition into the southwestern part of the Louisiana Territory were to evaluate natural resources and establish friendly relations with Native Americans. Beginning July 15 1806 Pike led what became known as the "Pike Expedition". General Wilkinson's son James served as one of his lieutenants although it now seems that Wilkinson planned that the Spanish who controlled Mexico would capture him and his men. Over 100 years later France released official records showing General Wilkinson received personal trade concessions and thus could be labeled a spy for Spain at the time. Sabin 62837; Howes P373 e-172; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown hardcover
1847189591Deal: Printed by J. Deveson 1847. The battlefields of the Punjab seen from the ranks First and only contemporary edition of this brief but spirited and entirely unembroidered account in the authentic voice of an enlisted man. The 31st were one of the most heavily engaged units of the conflict seeing action at Mudki Ferozeshah Aliwal and Sobraon. Scarce with just two locations traced BL and Boston Public Library unrecorded at auction. Vivid vignettes from the battle front are set within the context of a diary account of an uneventful voyage back from Calcutta to Gravesend. Cleveland opens on 23 October 1846 "weather continues fine and the wind steady" reminiscing of Moodkee "the first battle in which I had even been engaged I have often since endeavoured to imagine what my feelings were on that occasion but the hurry and confusion of that Action prevented the exercise of thought". One thing remains clear in his memory "So confident were our Officers and men that the Sikh Army was composed of nothing but a rebel mob that they did not believe they would hazard an engagement. this entire ignorance of the Sikh Army it is wonderful that all were alike involved even the Governor and Commander in Chief each of whom it should fairly be supposed ought to have been possessed of correct information on so important a subject". Of Ferozeshah he recalls the "lurid flames" of the burning Sikh camp "gleaming through the darkness diffusing sufficient light to make the horrors of our situation more apparent" the shot from the Sikh guns falling "among us by far to thick and fast to be agreeable". The situation only saved by what Cleveland - along with Sikh commander Tej Singh - read as the Commander in Chief's order for the cavalry to make a "false charge" which was in fact the withdrawal of the Horse Artillery desperately short of ammunition to Ferozepur to resupply while under cavalry escort. At Aliwal the 31st were on the extreme right of the British line "When we had arrived within a short distance of the village under heavy fire from the enemy who were waving their swords and cutting a great variety of menacing capers in front of us General Smith galloped up and said 'take that village boys and carry it along with you' when the whole regiment broke into a rapid double which they did not abate until they had cleared the village captured the guns upon its left and caused the whole of the enemy's left flank to run for dear life. We now quietly took possession of the whole of their camp equipage ammunition and stores; and having amply supplied ourselves. we turned in for the night near the banks of the Sutlej". And so to Sobraon "At 9 A. M. the battle had reached its warmest point - shot and shell were then whizzing through the air in rapid succession. on their fearful missions of mischief. from the muzzles of 150 pieces of ordnance - about half past 9 a low rumbling sound was heard resembling distant thunder which was caused by the report of musquetry - as the infantry ad passed the Enemy's breastworks. thus concluded the most severe contest in the annals of Indian warfare and not a second to any fought in Europe with the exception of Waterloo". Following the ratification of the Treaty of Lahore the 31st marched to Calcutta and embarked for home Cleveland composing this very personal and telling NCO's witness to world-changing events while under weigh. Octavo. pp. 24. Original thin paper printed wrappers. Wraps rubbed and soiled with some minor chips and splits at the edges no loss of text creases to the corners; pale toning and some finger-soiling to the text; but a well preserved copy very good. paperback
186434331n.p.: n/a 1864. Ledger. Fair. Folio. Manuscript. Approx. 16" x 10.25". 192 hand numbered pages. Orangish marbled paper covered boards with leather corners and spine. A paper label with the hand written title is pasted down center on the front cover. Damp stains to the title label. Blue front and rear end sheets. Pages 106-192 blank. Dried water stains persist from the rear end sheets and back pages gradually diminishing by page 160. The rear cover is slightly warped. Front joint is split upper edge. <br /> <br /> The majority of the first 105 pages contain hand written names with rank date of commission discharge cause of vacancy for the Field Staff non commissioned staff; Captains First Lieutenants Second Lieutenants and non commissioned officers of Companies A-K. Page 6 has the written name at the top of Colonel Edward F. Jones first commander of the 26th Regiment. He was Commissioned August 1861 and discharged July 28 1862 on account of disability. Dates of records range from August of 1861 to June 1st 1864 with the majority of recorded dates in 1862 and 1863. The 26th Regiment saw action in the Gulf operations and New Orleans up until 1863. The unit later moved to Virginia and participated in Sheridan's Shenandoah Campaign. The unit mustered out in Savannah Georgia 1865. n/a unknown
1889498171889 PARIS, Garnier Frères, 1888-1891 - Complet en 6 tomes - T.I, II, III,IV, V & VI en E.O. - Grand In-8 - Reliure éditeur illustrée en couleurs - Dos soulignés à froid, titres et tomaisons dorés - toutes tranches dorées - Nombreux dessins de l'auteur, cartes et plans - 720, 652, 454, 514, 449 et 849 pages - rousseurs d'usage - Bel ensemble -Réf. 47260,
186068266Ohne Ort, um 1860. Blatt ca. 21 x 16 cm. 1 Blatt, verso weiß.
186067954Ohne Ort, um 1860. Bild ca. 12,5 x 16,5. Blatt ca. 21 x 16 cm. 1 Blatt, verso weiß.
186068296Ohne Ort, um 1860. Blatt ca. 21 x 16 cm. 1 Blatt, verso weiß.
188193189ABBerlin, Mittler & S., 1881. 1. A. Gr.-8°. Mit 1 Taf. u. Karten u. Skizz. auf 4 (mehrf. gefalt.) lithogr. Tafeln. 8,1,291 S. Blauer OLwd. m. goldgeprägt. Rt., Rückenvergold. u. Deckelillustr. auf beiden Deckeln. - Ecken etwas bestossen, Titelblatt unbedeutend fleckig, gutes Ex. 1
188193998ABBerlin, Mittler & S., 1881. 1. A. Gr.-8°. Mit 1 Taf. u. Karten u. Skizz. auf 4 (mehrf. gefalt.) lithogr. Tafeln. 8,1,291 S. Blauer OLwd. m. goldgeprägt. Rt., Rückenvergold. u. Deckelillustr. auf beiden Deckeln. - Stellenweise etwas fleckig, gutes Ex. 1
1891125819Stuttgart. Verlag von W. Kohlhammer 1891. Drei Teile in einem Band. XII, 512 Seiten u. 3 Porträt-Tafeln. Mit einem illustrierten Titel blatt. Einfacher Halbleinwand-Einband der Zeit. (Einband an den Kanten stärker berieben. Papier teils fleckig).
189122948Berlin, Mittler und Sohn, 1891. Goldgpepr. OLn. 3 Bl., 274 S. sowie 5 Tafeln und ein Faltplan. 8°. Freie Vorsätze (einer mit Eckverlust) sowie ein weiteres Blatt in den Gelenken mit Klebefilm fixiert. Stellenweise vereinzelt Bleistiftmarkierungen. Sonst gut erhalten.
187931264Wien, Verlag des Regiments, 1879. Gr. 8°. Mit 12 ganzseitigen Farblithographien (Uniformtafeln) nach W. v. Zimburg u. 2 s/w Portraittafeln. 726 S., Halblederband der Zeit mit Rückengoldprägung. Erste Ausgabe. Einband etwas berieben, weinige Textseiten und einige Tafeln geringfügig stockfleckig im weißen Rand. Sonst wohlerhalten.
1889KM107Berlin, Paul Leist 1889. OLn. mit reicher Schmuckbordüre und goldgepr. Wappen-Vignette. VIII, 480 S. sowie zahlr. Tafeln mit Uniformdarstellungen, Portraits u. photograph. Ansichten. 4°. Einband an den Ecken u. Kanten stellenweise gering berieben u. bestoßen. Titelblatt mit Zahleneintrag. Stellenweise gestempelt. Ohne die 11 Pläne und Karten. Insgesamt gut erhalten.
189820738Frankfurt a.O., Selbstverlag, 1898. Gr.-8vo. Mit 1 Portrait v. Prinz Carl von Preußen. 4 Bl., 303 S. Fragmentar. OHldr. m. Deckel- u. Rückengoldprägung. Rotschnitt.
189820309Oldenburg und Leipzig (1898). Illustr. OHLn.VI S., 1 Bl., 128 S. Mit zahlr. Illustrationen bzw. Abbildungen. 8°. Vorblatt fehlt. Stempel und Name auf Innendeckel. Papierbedingt etwas gebräunt.
186521262Berlin, Verlag der Königlichen Geheimen Ober-Hofbuchdruckerei (R. v. Decker), 1865. Späteres HLn. 275, 118 S. 8°. Mit einer Karte. Etw. angestaut. Exemplar mit zahlr. Eintragungen, Anmerkungen, Anstreichungen.
1865SB-13728Berlin, Verlag der Königlichen Geheimen Ober-Hofbuchdruckerei, 1865. VIII, 275 S. Original-Broschur.
1897747ABBerlin, Verlag Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, 1897. Groß-8°. 23 cm. VI, 159 Seiten. Original-Halbleinenband.
188537814Santa Rosa 1885. Engraved invitation top flap with color illustration of American flag. Bottom half in several elegant type styles and fonts. "Grover Cleveland" in manuscript. Mild wear Very Good.<br /> offered with REGULATIONS OF THE GRAND MILITARY CARNIVAL OF CO. E. 5TH INF. REG. N.G.C. AT ARMORY RINK SANTA ROSA THANKSGIVING EVENING 1885. Small broadside 3-1/2" x 5-3/4" on purple paper listing rules 1-9 with ticket prices Floor Tickets $2; Spectators' Tickets $1. Very Good.<br /> <br /> The elegant Invitation is from the National Guard Corps on Thanksgiving 1885. Whether President Cleveland made the trip from Washington to Santa Rosa is doubtful. Regulations required guests to be "masked and in costume." Moreover "Sharp weapons must be secured to the scabbard. Firearms examined by the committee. unknown
1840910259CGWürzburg:, Weiß, [um 1840]. Altkolorierte Lithographie 25,5 x 20,5 cm, Blattgröße 34 x 25 cm.
18620MV868ESSEX CONNECTICUT CT. Good. 1862. Manuscript. ALS with one name only Hough letter dated 8/9/62 Essex Ct. 4 pages 4to. Writes to his brother Will William C. Ives Washington DC Co. K 10th Reg. R.I.V. "Should I enlist for 3 years wait to be drafted for 9 months or buy a substitute etc." Comes with postmarked stamped pink 3 cent cover ink notes on cover. Overall in very good shape save for some tears at the folds amd the odd rust spot.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; CIVIL WAR AMERICANA CONFEDERATE UNION CONNECTICUT HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL PERSONAL HISTORY MEMOIR MEMORIAL DIARY JOURNAL DIARIES ; Signed by Autograph . unknown
1876113681Lahure Réunion des Officiers 1876 Typographie Lahure, publication de la réunion des officiers, 1876, 380 p., demi-percaline à coins rouge, couverture d'origine conservée, environ 250x165mm. Complet des 23 planches. Reliure salie avec quelques frottements d'usage et les coins émoussés, page de faux-titre annotée, des rousseurs sur les pages.
186382111863 Paris, Frédéric Henry, 1863. Un volume in-8 demi chagrin bronze, dos à nerfs, titre doré, 247 pages. Mouillure, dos insolé. Envoi de l'auteur.
