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185910676Leipzig. Verlag von Otto Spamer. 1859. VIII, (2), 332 Seiten u. mehrere Tafeln. Reich vergoldeter u. geprägter Original-Leinwand-Einband. (Einband liegt lose bei und ist an den Rückenenden beschädigt. Papier u. Tafeln teils stockfleckig). 20x14 cm
1900ZB421674Washington: GPO 1900. 55 pp issued as 56th Congress 1st Session SD 173; light extraction roughness at spine and light general age toning now disbound in self wrappers; concerns the seizure by British authorities of a cargo of flour sausages canned lambs' tongues and other foodstuffs destined for the Transvaal theoretically for the use of neutral citizens domiciled in neutral territory. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
18861811241166xbvkParis, E. Dentu - Éditeur, 1886. 19 pages. - Publisher's titled papercover; large-8vo.(ca. 24 x 18 cm).
187182523Hamburg, Druck u. Verlag der Actiengesellschaft der Neuen Börsenhalle, 1871. 1 einseitig bedrucktes Blatt. 46 x 31 cm.
18957893EBBremen, Carl Schünemann, 1895. 8°. 20,5 x 14 cm. VII, 168 Seiten. Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Deckeltitel.
185930192Paris, Hachette 1859. LII., 439 S. mit vielen Holzstichen. Neuerer marmor. Pappband unter Verwendung des Umschlages der Orig.-Broschur. [5 Warenabbildungen] Handschriftl. Namenseintrag auf dem Titelblatt. Seite XXIX war beschädigt und ist repariert. Sonst gut erhalten.
18885001801031888. 1888. Etat correct unknown
1885MILI0751Bln., Hempel 1885. Lex.-8°, XII, 462 S., mit zahlr. Karten, Schlachtenplänen, Porträts u. Abb., OHLn., berieben, Kanten u. Ecken leicht abgewetzt u. etwas bestoß., Bezugspapier am Rückendeckel m. kl. Läsur, hint. flieg. Vorsatz m. Knitterfalte, Exlibris am inn. Vorderdeckel, Leseband.
189429877ABKarlsruhe, Verlag von J.J. Reiff, [1894]. 8° (20x13), 132, (4) S., mit 1 gefalteten Karte, roter Oln mit gepräg DBild und goldR/DPräg, 4. Aufl. Einband minimal fleckig, handschriftl RNummer, aInnenspiegel Bleistifteintrag des Militärverein Wittnau, durchgehend etwas fingerfleckig, insgesamt sehr ordentlich [= Badener im Feldzug 1870/71 : Persönliche Erlebnisse und Erinnerungen; 2],
1864024753Government Printing Office 1864. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Dark green cloth with gilt lettering on the front board as the title to this list reads very good with no dust jacket. Two reports in one volume both dated in May 1964. Front endpaper or title page is missing there is one blank page then the first report starts. It appears that two blank pages are missing at the rear. No writing in or on the book. Fort Pillow report is 128 pages; Returned Prisoners report is 34 pages plus 4 pages of plates with photographs of 2 returned prisoners on each page. Cloth has just slight wear at edges; a tight square copy. <br/> <br/> Government Printing Office hardcover
189836183Washington: Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States 1898. Wraps. Good. Stapled printed wraps. 26 pages. Light toning and a few creases to the text. Very small split upper front cover. Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States unknown
1865106236<p>Newspaper folio folded 4 pp. Some chips and folds and tears at edges one margin tear extends into text with slight loss creasing at folds some offset normal; aging; otherwise in very good condition. Better than average paper from this period. This issue of The Chicago Times includes an article that starts on the back page about the Naval Attack on Fort Fisher. The article indicates some mistakes were made by land forces. Perhaps more importantly there is a brief description of the role "the monitors" played in the battle. The little gunboats seemed to do well in this encounter. </p>
186234431Boston: T. O. H. P. Burnham 1862. Second Thousand. Hardcover. Fair. 12mo. 1 iv 5-137 pages 6 pages advertisements 1. Green cloth hardcover with faded title on the spine. Light damp stains to the covers. Spine torn head and base. Edge wear to the boards with more on the lower edge of the back cover. Slight lean to the binding. Light toning to the contents. Fair. T. O. H. P. Burnham hardcover
189836028Indiana: n.p. 1898. Paper. Good. Document with 7 names ages and addresses of volunteers forming a company to fight in the 1898 Spanish American War. Paper measures approximately 13' x 8." <br /> <br /> Contents include signed names ages and addresses. Typed at the top:<br /> <br /> "We the Undersigned do herby agree to form a company to be by the Governor assigned for duty to some regiment that he shall choose for active duty in defense of our Country's honor in the present war of the Government of Spain with one watchword "Remember the Maine. n.p. unknown
186235121Washington D. C.: War Department 1862. Second Edition. Wraps. Fair. 12mo. 25 pages. 6 illustrated figures. Original printed stitched wraps. Outer title wrap is fragile chipped and detached no loss of content. Rear cover missing. Toning and light soiling to the contents. <br /> <br /> Author information obtained from page 3 - "Abridged from the Work of the Late Colonel Arentschild of the British Service By an Officer of the Adjutant's General's Department. War Department unknown
1870261229Washington DC: House of Representatives. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1870. First Edition. Softcover. Disbound no covers. House of Representatives 41st Congress 2d Session Ex. Doc. No. 241. Letter dated April 6 1870. April 8 1870 Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs and ordered to be printed. . House of Representatives paperback
1864036A70BU.S. Printing Office. 38th Congress. 1st Session. Rpt. No. 65 1864 Description: Two reports in one volume. pp. 128; 38 8 p. of illustrations showing emaciated white soldiers with identifications and details. 8vo. 230 mm. Original full cloth binding. XLib. "On April 12 1864 some 3000 rebels under the command of Nathan Bedford Forrest overran Fort Pillow a former Confederate stronghold situated on a bluff on the Tennessee bank of the Mississippi some 40 miles north of Memphis. The garrison consisted of about 600 Union soldiers roughly evenly divided between runaway slaves-turned-artillerists from nearby Tennessee communities and white Southern Unionist cavalry mostly from East Tennessee. Under a flag of truce which his men violated by creeping up on the fort Forrest demanded the garrison's surrender threatening that if it refused he would not be responsible for the actions of his men. Believing Forrest was bluffing Bradford refused whereupon the Confederates swarmed over the parapet. The overwhelmed garrison fled down the bluff to the river where they were caught in a deadly crossfire. Forrest's men continued to shoot well after the Federals had thrown down their weapons and many men were killed in hospital tents or as they begged for mercy. By the next morning only about 65 blacks had survived a massacre that had continued intermittently through the night. More than seventy percent of the white survivors would perish in rebel prisons. The Confederates lost about 18 killed. Northern Radicals seized on the massacre to inflame a wavering Northern public. Though Forrest initially described the river as "dyed with the blood of the slaughtered for 200 yards" and his field commander bragged that his men had taught "the mongrel garrison" a memorable lesson Forrest and his staff later either denied there was a massacre or blamed it on the garrison itself." - From Black Past W21 / YORK HS Language: eng. Hardcover. Good. U.S. Printing Office. 38th Congress. 1st Session. Rpt. No. 65 hardcover
1891BOOKS056474IConcord NH: Republican Press Association 1891. HC. very good brown cloth hardcover clean and tight copy. B&W illustrations. Covering its entire service with interesting scenes of Army life and graphic details of battles skirmishes sieges marches and hardships in which its officers and men participated." Padded with anecdotes and incidents - many of questionable authenticity - this valorous regiment deserves a better history. Nevins; CIVIL WAR BOOKS: I 71. A nice clean and tight copy. 784pp. Republican Press Association unknown
189855293RARE lithograph map. Reference: Quirino p. 124. Condition: with folds as issued. Government Printing Office in Washington.
189855289RARE lithograph map. Reference: Quirino p. 124. Condition: with folds as issued. Government Printing Office in Washington.
189855299RARE lithograph. Reference: Quirino p. 124. Condition: with folds as issued. Government Printing Office in Washington.
1898017304Concord NH: The Rumford Press 1898. Book. VG. Cloth. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Red cloth lettered in gilt. Moderately soiled covers mild surface abrasion at bottom front corner but little actual wear. Lightly foxed text block edges. Inscribed by author on front flyleaf to Hon. Henry W. Blair. 167 pp. mostly printed on recto only. Scarce original edition. The Rumford Press Hardcover
