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2006170003Sydney: 2/18th Battalion AIF Association 2006. Revised and compiled by Di Elliott and Lynette Silver. Foreword by Merv Blyth 2/18th Battalion AIF Association. Pp. 306 text illustrations including 11 maps decorations and recommendations nominal rolls endnotes bibliography index of names general index; pictorial laminated boards; 2/18th Battalion AIF Association Pennant Hills NSW 2006. Revised edition. Based on the book by James Burfitt entitled Against All Odds first published by Australian Military History Publications Loftus NSW in 1991. 2/18th Battalion (AIF) Association unknown
194540512Perth: 24th Brigade 1945. 1st edition. Nice Copy. lge. octavo. card covers 84pp. b/w pls. maps honours & awards Nice copy. Scarce 24th Brigade unknown
1967238946np.: Self published. 1 May 1967 - 31 December 1988. First edition. . Decorated hard cover. . Fine copy in fine protective cover. Folio. . Illustrated in black white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Self published. hardcover
49188Officer with the famed 41st New York Infantry Regiment a largely German immigrant regiment nicknamed the De Kalb Regiment who between June 1861 and July 1863 fought in the Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of Gettysburg Battle of Second Manassas and others; Holmstedt later served with the 45th New York Regiment and headed six companies of the 74th U.S. Colored Troops. ANS 1p 5" X 8" Washington DC 7 March 1862. Addressed to "Sir." Boldly penned large and sloppy requesting a pass through the lines: "Mr. Strassberg from New York is known to me as a loyal citizen wishing to visit the Camp of Regt De Kalb and hopes he will get a pass to let him thru." Below his full signature he adds his rank "Lt Col Regt De Kalb". Tipped to a heavy stock 6½" X 9½" buff sheet with an appealing hand-drawn barbed-wirish rustic border. Interesting and unusual. unknown
20336Vintage photograph 2¼" X 3¼" tipped to heavy stock white-bordered beige bevel-edged 4" X 5" card n.p. 1900 July 15. Very good. Handsome image of this obelisk monument commemorating the 21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry's contribution at the Battle of Chickamauga signed boldly by photographer Tillinghast in ink in the margin at lower right. On the verso he pens bold and large: "Monument of / 21st Wis. Infantry. / Chickamauga. / paraph / Taken on the battle / field by A.R. Tillinghast / July 15 1900." Whether Tillinghast was a professional or simply a talented amateur we have not been able to ascertain but this warrants further research. Quite handsome and unusual. unknown
