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181252868Washington City:: Printed by R. C. Weightman 1812. First edition. original marbled boards rear board lacking. The rear board is lacking. Small dime-sized hole to the lower right corner of the title page;binding worn; one relevant tiny ink annotation. . 12mo. Printed by R. C. Weightman, hardcover
186230103Washington DC: Government Printing Office 1862. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Octavo. 118 pages. Contents include three folding charts opposite page 88 and an alphabetical index in back. Former institutional copy rebound in red cloth covered boards with red leather spine and corners. Original wraps preserved and in very good condition. Commandery of the State of Illinois illustrated label on the front paste down. The label is signed by Roswell H. Mason and dated Sept. 1909. The front board is detached. Leather is rubbed on the spine. Library paper label on spine. Interior contents in good condition. This is the first Army Register printed with Major General Geo. B. McClellan listed at top General on page 3. Other officers include John Fremont and Henry Halleck. U.S. Grant is listed on page 63. George Custer is listed on page 21 as Second Lieutenant Fifth Regiment of Cavalry. Government Printing Office hardcover
1896240926002Libraire des Bibliophiles 1896. Second edition. Paperback. Acceptable. please read THIS VOLUME II ONLY - Well worn covers with bumps nicks chips soiling/foxing and cover is separated but not detached at the front trough and spine - foxing on edges of text pages at least - text block is intact with trough at back binding - pencil note on front flyleaf - no marks on text - 266 pages - inside a mylar sleeve - my shelf location - 29-c-48 Libraire des Bibliophiles paperback
1856019070Washington: A. O. P. Nicholson Public Printer 1856. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 117 1. 35p. one leaf. Including illustrations tables 2 folding plates. Cloth. A good copy with wear 1/4" lacking at the top of the spine and wear 1/8" lacking at the bottom of the spine the forecorners of the covers are slightly bumped and slightly worn and there is minor soil on the covers. The insignia of the Ordnance Dept. is brightly printed in gold on the front cover and short title and date are printed on a moderately faded spine. A good copy in the original binding well bound with clean pages. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A. O. P. Nicholson, Public Printer Hardcover
18630009041Philadelphia: George W. Childs 1863. New edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo 594 pages original blue embossed cloth rebacked with original extra-gilt spine laid down. <br/><br/>Ex libris " Alfred Read / Lt. Col. 12th Ind. Cav." signed on front free endpaper; signed again on the title-page. amd possibly in the Preface. The 12th Indiana Cavalry later became the 127th Indiana Cavalry. The 12th was mustered in 1863 and saw a lot of action in Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and Georgia. His third inked name is clearly "Reed". He sometimes appears in the roster as "Read". According to the roster he was mustered out Mar. 31 1864; however the Lt. Col. lead a raid on the town of Vienna p now New Hope Alabama on May 29 1864. Col Reed was from Monticello White County IN. Obviously a man of mystery. George W. Childs hardcover
1892ZB629555Washington: GPO 1892. large quarto 120 pp. folding graphs and maps showing mean precipitation temperature killing frosts etc issued as 52d Congress 1st Session SED 5; light general age toning and light extraction roughness at spine now in self wrappers. - 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. Photos available upon request. Washington: GPO unknown
1895M3593USMWashington D. C.: Government Printing Office 1895. 576 pp. Original red cloth covers w/ gilt title on spine. Binding moderately soiled and rubbed w/ wear to extremities. Spine sunned. "1894" written on and small paper w/ numbers "1079" attached to spine. Illust. w/ b/w plates and fold-outs. Hard Cover. Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Government Printing Office Hardcover
1898981H41Paris: Librairie des Bibliophiles; Librairie de Médecine Folklore et Anthropologie 1898 . Cloth. Good Only. 10" by 7". None. A two-volume set combining a limited-edition collection of medico-historical essays exploring scandal and society with a contentious example of late nineteenth-century anthropological writing shaped by colonial attitudes. Bound in the publisher's original dark cloth binding. A two-volume collection of works reflecting late nineteenth-century interests in medical history and anthropology consisting of: Curious Bypaths of History: Being Medico-Historical Studies and Observations By Dr. Cabanès 1898. A fascinating collection of medico-historical essays by French physician and historian Auguste Cabanès 18621928 exploring the intersection of medicine history and scandal across European society.Illustrated with a frontispiece by Daniel Vierge engraved on copper by F. Massé this is a limited edition number 103 of 500 copies printed on fine Van Gelder vellum paper.Untrodden Fields of Anthropology: Observations on the Esoteric Manners and Customs of Semi-Civilized Peoples; Being a Record of Thirty Years" Experience in Asia Africa America and Oceania Volume II.Second edition.Volume II of two volumes only.An ethnographic study written under pseudonym by a French military doctor this work reflects the colonial and ethnocentric attitudes of its period. It offers a vivid yet controversial example of late nineteenth-century anthropological writing presenting sensational speculative and frequently problematic observations on sexuality ritual and social behaviour in non-European societies. Bound in the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally generally smart. Boards and spine of "Curious Bypaths" fully disbound in need of sympathetic repair. Slight fading to extremities. slight rubbing and bumping to extremities. Front hinge of "Untrodden Fields" cracked with binding materials partially exposed but holding firm. Slight rubbing to boards with one or two minor handling marks. Internally somewhat loosely bound. Hinges strained in places with binding materials slightly exposed but holding. Pages bright and clean if slightly age toned with the odd spot to first and last few leaves. Good Only Librairie des Bibliophiles; Librairie de Médecine, Folklore et Anthropologie hardcover
1866292165Cincinnati.: Published by the society. 1866 - 1883. Elaborately embossed green cloth gilt spine titles gilt eagle and wreath device on cover gilt symbols in the corners of the covers. Very good owner’s stamp to endpapers minor tape repairs to folding maps. 23.7x14.5 cm. Heavy set will require extra shipping. weight: 11.3 lb. 3 folding maps of the field of Shiloh in the 14th report. Published by the society. hardcover
1855106033Washington DC: A. O. P. Nicholson Public Printer 1855 Ex-Library. Good. Half-Leather. First Edition. Published by authority of Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War. Includes "Directions for Taking Meteorological Observations" geographical position and altitude above the sea of each station brief topographical description of each military post charts of distribution of temperature and of rain observations on the barometer and attached thermometer from 51 stations hourly observations at the equinoxes and solstices etc. 766 pages of texts data and charts/graphs. Binding has moderate edge wear inner hinges cracked tho binding is tight; else minor marks/wear. A. O. P. Nicholson, Public Printer hardcover
1865biblio36382<p>Philadelphia: T. B . Peterson & Brothers 1st Edition 1865. 197 pages 12 of Ads. NearFine Hardcover Brown cloth Publisher Emblems embossed on both boards Gilt spine title no dj. No Wear. Minimal discoloration of the spine Clean Free of marks inscriptions etc. except signature on the flyleaf. Strong tight original binding perfect hinges smooth edges. 7.5"x5.25"x0.9". be21154.</p> T. B . Peterson & Brothers hardcover
1828354309Washington 1828. 8pp. plus folding table. Dbd. Minor dampstaining. Very good. 8pp. plus folding table. Dbd. A synopsis of a plan to establish a pension fund to aid the families of officers with a table of current funds and interest. A nice early occupational insurance item. Scarce. OCLC locates only two copies. OCLC 7982977 unknown
186333624Tullahoma Tennessee 1863. Document. Fair. Manuscript Document. Approx. 12.5" x 8". General Order No. 18 written on the front side and signed by the Assistant Adjutant General H. W. Walter. Also located on the lower left corner of the document is written "Maj Genl Wheeler a' g Wheeler's Cav Corps." On the verso is a handwritten summary of the order. The paper has dried water stains. The ink is light in spots. This handwritten General Order was reprinted in the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion War of the Rebellion Records Series I. Vol. XXIII Part II Correspondence Etc. Chapter XXXV pages 858 859. The signature at the bottom of the document is not legible but it is not in the hand of General Wheeler. The document reads:<br /> <br /> The enemy has seen fit to expel from his lines and send to our midst not only those supposed to be guilty of crimes but non-combatants found in their homes in the peaceful pursuits of life. In the perpetration of these outrages on humanity and these violations of civilized warfare he has prostituted the flag of truce to the base purpose of protecting the guards who drive forth these exiles. Hereafter that flag will not protect those guards but they will be seized and sent forward to be treated as spies or prisoners of war as the circumstances in each case may require. By Command of General Bragg. unknown
185931613Washington DC: Adjutant General's Office 1859. First Edition. Wraps. Good. Octavo. 60 pages. Original wraps rebound into later brown cloth hardcover. Stiff blue green end sheets used front and back. Original outer covers removed. Title is on page 1. Interior contents in very good condition. <br /> <br /> Register includes General Officers; Quartermaster's Department; Subsistence Departmen; Medical Department; Pay Department; Corps of Engineers; Corps of Topographical Engineers; Ordinance Department; First Regiment of Dragoons; First Regiment of Cavalry; Second Regiment of Cavalry; Regiment of Mounted Riflemen; First -Fourth Regiment of Artillery; First-Tenth Regiment of Infantry; and more. <br /> <br /> List of officers named inside include Major General Winfield Scott Robert E. Lee Joseph Johnston George Meade John B. Hood Joseph Wheeler George Thomas William Hardee Albert Johnston Marcus Reno Randolph Marcy Howard Stansbury Henry H. Sibley John Sedgwick James E. B. Stuart Kirby Smith Nathaniel Lyon George Crook John Pope James B. Mcpherson Phil Sheridan Winfield S. Hancock Stephen Long and hundreds more. Tipped in between pages 46 and 47 is a single page hand written receipt. An alphabetical register is located in back. Adjutant General's Office unknown
1862916131862. Poor. 20 cm x 25 cm single sheet folded to make 4 handwritten pages. Large patriotic color Illustration of a bald eagle with 2 U.S. flags occupies top third of first page of stationery. Two horizontal fold mark. Split halfway across on a fold on the last two pages. Pinkish color to much of the letter suggesting old damping. Ink quite faded and generally difficult to read. Many words are so indistinct that it was impossible for us to read them and some other words or phrases are just gone. Her letter is addressed to an otherwise unidentified cousin. Jones does not seem to show on standard lists of Civil War Nurses but the information in this letter suggests that she should. Here is our effort to transcribe this difficult-to-decipher letter: "Your letter of the 21st came to hand in due time but I had about made my mind that you was not going to write to me. I was glad to hear from you and hope that you will not fail to write again. I am well. Hoping you enjoy the same good blessing. We are situated on the same ground we occupied a part of last Fall and Winter. We have been here about four weeks. After spending the summer on the peninsula we are very glad to obtain old ground which seems almost like home. You want to know why I am in the hospital. It is not because I am sick but because others are sick and need care. I am what is termed nurse. My wages are $26.50 per month. The business is by no means delightful but I get along very well. We have got one fellow who is very sick I fear he will not recover. On the Peninsula my health became very poor but now I am well. I wish that I could hear that Grandmother is on the gain but fear I never shall. Tell hear I think of her nearly all of the time and and want to see but if I fail to see her I expect to see her in Heaven. I have wrote to your father. I presume he has received my last letter before now. I do not know that I can tell you anything about the war that would amount to anything more than you already know. As we are at present we are retired from the active field I am not as well posted as when we were aamid the turmoils of battle. I have not heard a battle sound since we came across the river. Apparently all seems quiet which seems good. top two lines at top of 4th page too indistinct to decipher My hospital service is every other day. Every other day and night. I have to work taking care of the sick of our regiment then I am idle twenty-four hours. . several lines gone or indistinct here and the I will have a chance to eat army rations wear army cloths and a few moremostly indistinct lines ." She ends the letter by requesting that her cousin write to her at Hospital 50th NY Engineer Regiment Washington D.C. Online information reports that the regiment composed mostly of men from New York and a small number from Pennsylvania lost by death 10 killed in action 7 from wounds received and 214 from disease and other causes. unknown
1812SKU1040201GPO 1919 1918-12-31. paperback. Good. 0x0x0. Government Printing Office; Washington 1919. Hardcover. A Good Only Paperback book bound in Hardcover with binding being poorly done spine separating from backing material some handling/scuffing to boards title label affirmed to front board location sticker bottom spine title handwritten with ink on top text block edge some scuff and rub marks to text block edges age toning to pages previous owner embossed stamp and hole punched initials bottom title page cracked hinges title handwritten on sunned spine buckram without Dust wrapper. A good only copy. 8vooctavo or approx. 6 x 9 523pp. indexed fold-outs b&w illustrations. We pack securely and ship daily w/delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scans are available for any item please inquire. GPO, 1919 paperback
184555586Washington: C. Alexander printer 1845. Second edition with additions following the first edition printed earlier the same year in Pittsburgh; 8vo pp. 24; removed from binding; corner torn from the title page not affecting any letterpress. Published by authority of the War Department. American Imprints 45-5716; Howes S-86; Sabin 76388. C. Alexander, printer unknown
1813AQ24113London: Printed for the War-Office by T. Egerton 1813. xii 284pp. With 13 engraved folding plates of cavalry formations. Contemporary gilt-tooled half-calf marbled boards contrasting black morocco lettering-piece marbled edges. Lightly rubbed and marked. Marbled endpapers armorial bookplate of William Markham to FEP with his pencilled ownership inscription to verso of FFEP scattered foxing. William Thomas Markham 1830-1886 British Army officer sometime Lieutenant Rifle Brigade Lieutenant and Captain Coldstream Guards. During the Crimean War 1854-1856 he fought at the Battle of the Alma the Siege of Sevastopol and with the expedition to Kertch. . Seventh edition. 12mo. Printed for the War-Office by T. Egerton hardcover
1824AQ30682London: Printed by J. Hartnell 1824. 2 68 vii pp 1. Contemporary gilt-tooled sprinkled calf contrasting red morocco lettering-piece to upper board. Rubbed some surface loss to bowed boards. Contemporary ink ownership inscription to head of title. A compendium of the rules and regulations governing British Army barracks in Great Britain Ireland and the colonies 'Ceylon and New South Wales excepted'. . 8vo. Printed by J. Hartnell hardcover
1886M3592USMWashington D. C.: Government Printing Office 1886. 534 pp. Original red cloth covers w/ gilt title on spine. Binding moderately soiled and rubbed w/ wear to extremities. Spine sunned. Front hinge starting. Illust. w/ b/w plates and fold-outs. Hard Cover. Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Government Printing Office Hardcover
189928786Washington: Government Printing Office 1899. Cloth bound in very good condition. Green cloth; 9.25" x 6"; 268 pages with many illustrations and fold-out diagrams. Government Printing Office unknown
189130696New York: C. G. Crawford Printer and Stationer 1891. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. Wraps. Approx. 9" x 6.25". 202 pages. Brown wrappers with gilt borders and title on front cover. Illustrated with letter facsimiles and maps in back. Light rubs to covers. Very good condition. <br /> <br /> Nevins I page 43 - "A detailed but painfully defensive tract on the Confederate operations at Fair Oaks by the man who temporarily commanded the army. C. G. Crawford, Printer and Stationer unknown
18571612130029Washington D.C. : A.O.P. Nicholson printer 1857-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. Volume VI. Routes in Oregon and California. Bound in publisher's brown cloth. Chipping to spine with loss. Foxing. 35 of 50 plates: 3 of 13 color lithographic views in the General Report 5 Geology plates 1 color 14 of 16 Botany plates 8 color lithographs 11 fish plates 2 hand-colored plates of birds lacking the last 3 mammal plates. Vol VI: 33d Cong. 2d Sess. Senate Ex. Doc. 78. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. Washington [D.C.] : A.O.P. Nicholson, printer hardcover
1879008227London : Crown Buildings 188 Fleet Street.: Sampson Low Marston Searle & Rivington 1879. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. In dark blue half morocco over cream paper boards c1988 a few small marks. Spine raised bands gilt tooling & title. Internally lacking title - supplied in facsimile 3 iv-xxxii 1 2-360 pp 3 maps large folding & coloured marbled endpapers & text block edges some faint edge browning. A clever binding by the previous owner. A rare item with only 2 copies at auction since 1895! none online! 217136 mm. <br/> <br/> Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, hardcover
1862016089<p>Hartford CT: Hurlbut Williams & Co 1862 Book. Fair. Hardcover. Fair copy with nearly detached rear board chipped spine ends front edge of spine split but attached; last three pages are loose but present rest of text block is clean & sound; gilt on boards and spine heavily worn; po name on ffep.</p> Hurlbut, Williams & Co hardcover