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We have a first edition set of The Virginia Regimental Histories Series, all books are first edition copies signed by the author with a dust-jacket. Also, carry the Virginia Civil War Battles & Leaders Series. $25 each. These have been selling quickly though, and we only have a few of them left. Most of the “out of print” first edition copies have already been sold.

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GEORGIA	NEW YORK	WISCONSIN	IRON BRIGADE & STONEWALL BRIGADE
ILLINOIS	NORTH CAROLINA	APPOMATTOX CAMPAIGN	U. S. TROOPS
INDIANA	OHIO	ARMY OF NORTHERN VA	U. S. COLORED TROOPS
KENTUCKY	PENNSYLVANIA	ARTILLERY	CONFEDERATE LEADERS
LOUISIANA	SOUTH CAROLINA	BATTLE OF ATLANTA	FEDERAL LEADERS
MAINE	TENNESSEE	BATTLES	NORTHERN REGIMENTALS, MISCELLANEOUS
MARYLAND	TEXAS	BRANDY STATION	SOUTHERN REGIMENTALS, MISCELLANEOUS
MICHIGAN	VERMONT	CAVALRY	GENERAL CIVIL WAR
MISSOURI	VIRGINIA	CUSTER	SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

BOOK COLLECTION CATALOG LIST

ALABAMA

Battle, Gen. Cullen Andrews. THIRD ALABAMA! The Civil War Memoir of Brigadier General Cullen Andrews Battle, CSA. Edited by Brandon H. Beck. Tuscaloosa, AL: Univ. of AL Press, ©2000, 180 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $20.

Cole, R. T. FROM HUNTSVILLE TO APPOMATTOX: R. T. Cole’s History of 4^th Regiment, Alabama Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A., Army of Northern Virginia. Edited by Jeffrey D. Stocker. Knoxville, TN: Univ. of Tennessee Press, ©1996, 318 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j. $27.

Moxley, Maj. William Morel and Emily Beck Moxley OH, WHAT A LOANSOME TIME I HAD: The Civil War Letters of Major William Morel Moxel, Eighteenth Alabama Infantry, and Emily Beck Moxley. Edited by Thomas W. Cutrer. Tuscaloosa, AL: Univ. of Alabama Press, ©2002, 182 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j. with minimal scuffing, $22.

Laine, J. Gary and Morris M. Penny. LAW’S ALABAMA BRIGADE IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE UNION AND THE CONFEDERACY. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane Publishing Company, ©1996, 458 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $20.

GEORGIA

Allen, Capt. Ujanirtus. CAMPAIGNING WITH “OLD STONEWALL”: Confederate Captain Ujanirutus Allen’s Letters to His Wife. Edited by Randall Allen and Keith S. Bohannon, (Co. F, 21^st Georgia Volunteer Infantry), Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©1998, 282 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $25.

Benson, Berry. BERRY BENSON’S CIVIL WAR BOOK: Memoirs of a Confederate Scout and Sharpshooter. Edited by Susan Williams Benson. Athens, GA: Univ. of Georgia Press, ©1992 Reprint, 203 pp., Cloth, Very Good, d.j., $17.

Wilkinson, Warren and Steven E. Woodworth. A SCYTHE OF FIRE: A Civil War Story of the Eighth Georgia Infantry Regiment. NY: William Morrow (Harpers Collins Pub.), ©2002 1^st Ed., 340 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $20.

ILLINOIS

Cram, Geroge F. SOLDIERING WITH SHERMAN: The Civil War Letters of George F. Cram. (125^th Illinois Infantry) Edited by Jennifer Cain Bohrnstedt. Introduction by Orville Vernon Burton. DeKalb, IL: Northern Illinois Univ. Press, ©2000, 210 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $20.

Winschell, Terrence J. THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF A COMMON SOLDIER: William Wiley of the 77^th Illinois Infantry. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©2001, 1^st Ed., 216 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $20.

INDIANA

Thomson, Orville. Narrative of the Service of the SEVENTH INDIANA INFANTRY in the War of the Union. (Army of the Potomac Series - 2^nd Vol.) Baltimore, MD: Butternut & Blue, 2^nd Vol. Reprint ©1993 with New Material, 254 pp., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), $23.

KENTUCKY

Davis, William C. DIARY OF A CONFEDEARATE SOLDIER: John S. Jackman of the Orphan Brigade. Columbia, SC: Univ. of SC, ©1990, 174 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), Crisp, d.j. (w/small tear on back cover of d.j.), $12.

Davis, William C. THE ORPHAN BRIGADE: The Kentucky Confederates Who Couldn’t Go Home. ©1980, 318 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Good, d.j. good (d.j. shows some wear)(inscription by author to previous owner), $20.

Guerrant, Edward O. BLUEGRASS CONFEDERATE: The Headquarters Diary of Edward O. Guerrant. Edited by Wm. C. Davis & Meredith L. Swentor. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©1999, 716 pp., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $25.

LOUISIANA

Gannon, James P. IRISH REBLES CONFEDERATE TIGERS: A History of the 6^th Louisiana Volunteers, 1861-1865. Campbell, CA: Savas Publishing, ©1998, 1^st Hardcover Ed., 453 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), $25.

Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs, Jr. THE PRIDE OF THE CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY: The Washington Artillery in the Army of Tennessee. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©1997, 384 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $25.

Jones, Terry L. LEE’S TIGERS: The Louisiana Infantry in the Army of Northern Virginia. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, Cloth, New (in shrink wrap), d.j., $40.

Seymour, Capt. William J. THE CIVIL WAR MEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM J. SEYMOUR: Reminiscences of a Louisiana Tiger. Ed. w/ Intro. by Terry L. Jones. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©1991, 162 pp., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $17.

MAINE

MARYLAND

Ruffner, Kevin Conley. MARYLAND’S BLUE & GRAY: A Border State’s Union and Confederate Junior Officer Corps. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press, ©1997, 428 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j. good, $27.

MICHIGAN

Herek, Raymond J. THESE MEN HAVE SEEN HARD SERVICE: The First Michigan Sharpshooters in the Civil War. Detroit, MI: Wayne State Univ. Press, ©1998, 566 pp., Illus., Maps, Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $30.

Husby, Karla Jean & Edited by Eric Wittenberg. UNDER CUSTER’S COMMAND: The Civil War Journal of James Henry Avery. Dulles, VA: Brassey’s, ©2000, 185 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Very Good, d.j. (only slight 1-in. scuff at top edge), $18.

MISSOURI

Hess, Earl J., Editor. A GERMAN IN THE YANKEE FATHERLAND: THE CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF HENRY A. KIRCHNER. First person accounts of The Civil War from a young German who served in the 9^th Illinois (a German unit from Western Illinois) and 12^th Missouri Infantry. Kent, Ohio: Kent State Univ. Press, ©1983, 169 pp., Frontis: port., Index, Illus., Maps. Wear on top and bottom of spine and d.j., Cloth, $20.

NEW JERSEY

Nichols, Isaac T. HISTORIC DAYS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 1855-1865: Political and War Time Reminiscences. ©1992 Reprint by Robt. and Thomas Lacovara. 257 pp., Illus., Leather, Fine (like new), inscript. by publ., $40.

NEW YORK

Keating, Robert. CARNIVAL OF BLOOD: The Civil War Ordeal of the Seventh New York Heavy Artillery. (A. of P. Series) Balt.: Butternut & Blue, ©1998, 1^st ed. Limited to 1,000 copies, 565 pp., Illus., Index, Appendixes, like new, d.j., $25.

Raville, J. M. DIARY OF A YOUNG ARMY OFFICER. (Army of the Potomac Series) (57^th New York Infantry), Leather, New (in shrink wrap), $35.

NORTH CAROLINA

Clark, Walter, Editor. HISTORIES OF THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS AND BATTALIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GREAT WAR. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot, ©1982 [facsimile of the 1901 E. M. Uzzell ed. ] 8vo. in gray cloth, with gold text and designs on spine and front board. Fine (like new). Title text on spine reads NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENTS 1861-'65. Text on front board reads FIRST AT BETHEL/FARTHEST TO THE FRONT AT GETTYSBURG AND CHICKAMAUGA/LAST AT APPOMATTOX, Vol. 1 is 783 pages; Vol. 2 is 807 pages; Vol. 3 is 761 pages; Vol. 4 is 772 pages; Vol. 5 is 859 pp., $250.

Manarin, Louis and Jordan,Weymouth T., Jr., Compilers. NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS 1861-1865, A ROSTER. Raleigh, NC: State Division of Archives and History, ©1966-1990. 14 vols, 4 to. Original cloth. The dustjackets are in very good condition with a rare small tear or rumple, several volumes are still in shrink-wrap. This massive undertaking lists all Confederate soldiers who served in North Carolina regiments with brief biographies of each together. Each volume is approx. between 600 & 700+ pages. Complete with subsequent Addenda’s for most volumes. Extremely rare to find all 14 volumes together, with Addenda, and in very good/near new condition. $2,000.

Smith, W. A. THE ANSON GUARDS: The History of Company C, Fourteenth Regiment of North Carolina Volunteers 1861-1865, Army of Northern Virginia. Wendell, NC: Broadfoot, ©1978 Reprint, 368 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, $25.

Wall, H. C. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE PEE DEE GUARDS, (Company D, 23^rd North Carolina Regiment,) From 1861-1865. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©? Reprint, 100 pp., Cloth, Very Good (“Review Copy” written in front cover), $12.

Wellman, Manly Wade. REBEL BOAST: FIRST AT BETHEL, LAST AT APPOMATTOX. Henry Holt, Publisher, ©1956, 1^st Ed., 317 pp., sm., 8vo. Illus., Endpaper Maps ppd., Cloth, Fine, d.j., in mylar cover, $20.

OHIO

Castle, Albert. TOM TAYLOR’S CIVIL WAR. (47^th Ohio Infantry, Army of Tennessee) Lawrence, KS: Univ. Press of Kansas, © 2000, 256 pp., Illus., Index, Fine, d.j., slightly scuffed on the back only, $12.

Chester, Capt. H. W. RECOLLECTIONS OF THE WAR OF THE REBELLION: A Story of the 2^ND OHIO VOL. CAVALRY 1861-1865. Wheaton, IL: Wheaton History Center, ©1996, 257 pp., Map Key, Index, Cloth, New, d.j., $25.

PENNSYLVANIA

Acken, J. Gregory. INSIDE THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: The Civil War Experience of Captain Francis Adams Donaldson (of the 118^th PA Inf). Mechanicsville, PA: Stackpole, ©1998, 500 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $25.

Gottfried, Bradley M. STOPPING PICKETT: THE HISTORY OF THE PHILADELPHIA BRIGADE. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane, ©1999, 1^st Ed., 270 pp., 27 Illus., 17 Maps, Appendixes, Notes, Biblio., 8vo-over 7 ¾"-9 ¾" tall, Cloth, Near Fine, small closed tear to d.j., $20.

Muffly, Joseph W. THE STORY OF OUR REGIMENT: HISTORY OF THE 148^TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. Des Moines, IA: The Kenyon Printing & MFG, Co., ©1904, 1096 pp., Tear along inside front binding about 3 inches, small chip in back board, Wear on spine, Otherwise in Good condition, (Rare!), $325.

Rawle, William B., et al. HISTORY OF THE THIRD PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY, 60^TH REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA: PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS...1861-1865. Philadelphia, ©1905. 642 pp., Illus., Maps, Original Cloth. Wear to cover and flaking on inside front board inside front two pp., (Rare!), $300.

Skinner, George W. PENNSYLVANIA AT CHICKAMAUGA AND CHATTANOOGA CEREMONIES AT THE DEDICATION OF THE MONUMENTS ERECTED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA TO MARK THE POSITIONS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COMMANDS ENGAGED IN THE BATTLES. Pennsylvania at Chickamauga & Chattanooga Battlefields Commission, ©1897; 499 pp., Illus., Exlibris, Red and Black Half-leather. Good, Clean, edge worn copy. Leather spine and corners rubbed as well as marbled board edges, small chip out of rear board, Gilded edges, Interior solid, No smell, Excellent compared to most, $50.

Stewart, Robert L. HISTORY OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTIETH REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. This unit fought at Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Philadelphia, PA, ©1912, 1^st Ed., 504 pp., Index, Illus., Fold out map, Rosters, Cloth, Bright and Clean exterior, Remnants of library sticker inside front board and partial discard stamp, Library blind stamp on title page, but no exterior markings, Bright Boards with Bright Gilt titles on spine and front board, Near Fine, $225.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Baldwin, James J., III. THE STRUCK EAGLE: A Biography of Brigadier General Micah Jenkins, and a history of the Fifth South Carolina Volunteers and the Palmetto Sharpshooters. Shippensburg, PA: Burd Street Press, ©1996, 471 pp., Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $27.

Boykin, Edward, M. THE FALLING FLAG: Evacuation of Richmond, Retreat and Surrender at Appomattox. (Boykin was Lt. Col., 7^th Reg., South Carolina Cavalry). Camden, SC: J. J. Fox, Reprint ©1992, 67 pp., Cloth, Fine (like new), $20.

(South Carolina Regimentals Series) Brooks, U. R. BUTLER AND HIS CAVALRY in the WAR OF SECESSION 1861-1865. Camden, SC: J. J. Fox, Reprint ©1989 (limited to 500 copies), 591 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, $22.

(South Carolina Regimental Series) Hagood, Brig.-Gen. Johnson, C.S.A. MEMOIRS OF THE WAR OF SECESSION From the Original Manuscripts of Johnson Hagood. (I. Hagood’s 1^st 12 Months S. C. V. – II. Hagood’s Brigade) Camden, SC: J. J. Fox, Reprint ©1989, 496 pp., Maps, Index, Cloth, Fine, $25.

Mixson, Frank M. REMINISCENCES OF A PRIVATE. (Mixson was in Company E of Hagood’s 1^st SC Volunteers – Jenkins Brigade 1861 – Lee’s Army 1865). Camden, SC, Reprint ©1990, 130 pp., Illus., Cloth, Fine (like new), $17.

Simpson, Dick and Tally. FAR, FAR FROM HOME: THE WARTIME LETTERS OF DICK AND TALLY SIMPSON, 3^RD SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS. Edited and Compiled by Guy R. Everson & Edward W. Simpson, Jr. NY: Oxford Univ. Press, ©1994, 316 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), $25.

Walker, C. Irvine. Rolls and Historical Sketch of the TENTH REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS in the Army of the Confederate States. (C. I. Walker, Late Lieut.-Col. Of the Regt. to which is added An Historical Sketch of the Georgetown Rifle Guards, Company A, 10^th South Carolina by Sol. Emanuel.) Introduction by Jim D. Moody. Alexandria, VA: Stonewall House, Reprint ©1985 with New Materials, 222 pp., Index, Cloth, Very Good, $20.

TENNESSEE

TENNESSEANS IN THE CIVIL WAR: A Military History of Confederate and Union Units with Available Rosters and Personnel – In Two Parts, Part 1. Nashville, TN: Univ. of Tennessee Press, ©1984 2^nd Ed., 471 pp., Index, Cloth, Good, $35.

TENNESSEANS IN THE CIVIL WAR: A Military History of Confederate and Union Units with Available Rosters and Personnel – In Two Parts, Part 2. Nashville, TN: Univ. of Tennessee Press, ©1984 3^rd Ed., 608 pp., Index, Cloth, Good (speckled cover), $40; Set of 2 Vol., $70.

Toney, Marcus B. THE PRIVATIONS OF A PRIVATE—The Campaign Under Gen. R. E. Lee; The Campaign Under Gen. Stonewall Jackson; Bragg’s Invasion of Kentucky; The Chickamauga Campaign; The Wilderness Campaign; Prison Life in the North; The Privations of a Citizen; The Ku Klux Klan; A United Citizenship; Retropsection. Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates, Inc., ©1996 3^rd Ed., 127 pp., Cloth, Fine, Scarce, $55.

Young, J. P. of Co. A. THE SEVENTH TENNESSEE CAVALRY. (Confederate.) A History. Dayton, OH: Morningside Bookshop, Reprint ©1976 with New Materials, 227 pp., 7^th TN Cav. Rolls, Cloth, Good, Stained Some, $15.

TEXAS

Hale, Douglas. THE THIRD TEXAS CAVALRY IN THE CIVIL WAR. Norman, OK: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, ©1993, 347 pp., Yellow cover w/ red lettering on spine, 8vo. - over 7 ¾" - 9 ¾" tall, Cloth, Fine, d.j. yellow with color illustration, (some light marks on d.j.), $20.

Polley, J. B. A SOLDIER'S LETTERS TO CHARMING NELLIE. The letters of Polley who served in the 5^th Texas Infantry, Hood's Texas Brigade. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1984 Reprint (of 1908 ed.), 326 pp., New Index, Cloth, d.j., Fine, $40.

Simpson, Harold B. HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE: A COMPENDIUM. Hillsboro, NC: Hill Jr. College, ©1977, 1^st Ed., 614 pp., Illus., Charts. This is the most difficult volume to find of Simpson's 4-volume works on the Brigade, Very Good, d.j., $130.

Simpson, Harold B. HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE: LEE'S GRENADIER GUARD. (Hood's Texas Brigade was to Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia what the Old Guard was to Napoleon and the Imperial Army of France-first in the advance-shock troops in battle-the rear guard in retreat. In the annals of American military history few men have fought so long and so well with.) Dallas: Alcor Publishing Company, ©1983, 2^nd Ed., xv, 512 pp., Illus., Maps, Notes, Notes, Bibliog, Index, VG/VG condition (d.j. is price clipped, light wear to dj extremities), 6 x 9, Cloth, Fine, $65.

Simpson, Harold B. TEXAS IN THE WAR, 1861-1865. Hillsboro, NC: Hill Jr. College, ©1984, 246 pp., Index, Cloth, d.j., minor wear and one slight small tears less than a quarter of an inch on d.j., book in fine condition, $45.

Stevens, Judge Jno. W. REMINISCENCES OF THE CIVIL WAR: A Soldier in Hood's Texas Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia. The memoirs of Judge Stevens when he served with Hood's Texas Brigade during the Civil War. He describes his activities in the battle of Gettysburg and subsequent capture. He describes his experiences as a prisoner in prison camp. Powhatan, VA: Derwent Books, ©1982 Reprint (of 1902 ed.), 213 pp., 8vo.-over 8"-9" Tall, 8vo, Grey Cloth covered boards w/gilt lettering., Fine, $45.

West, John C. A TEXAN IN SEARCH OF A FIGHT. Being the Diary and Letters of a Private Soldier in Hood's Texas Brigade. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut & Blue, ©1994 Reprint (of 1901 J. Hill ed.), 189 pp., 8vo., Index, Cloth, d.j., Fine, $20.

VERMONT

Coffin, Howard. NINE MONTHS TO GETTYSBURG: Stannard’s Vermonters and the Repulse of Pickett’s Charge. Woodstock, VT: The Countryman Press, ©1997 1^st Ed., 314 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j. (slightly scuffed), $20.

Haynes, Edwin M. A HISTORY OF THE TENTH REGIMENT VERMONT VOLUNTEERS WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF THE OFFICERS WHO FELL IN BATTLE. Civil War Enterprises, Reprint of 1870 edition, Cloth, 249 pp., Complete Rosters and Index, Details of unit actions in Virginia, New, $25.

Ide, Horace K. HISTORY OF THE FIRST VERMONT CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS IN THE WAR OF THE GREAT REBELLION. (Army of the Potomac Series - 27^th Vol.) Edited and Additional Material by Elliott W. Hoffman. Baltimore, MD: Butternut & Blue, ©2000, 1^st Ed. Limited to 1,000 copies, 398 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), $35.

Parsons, George W. PUT THE VERMONTERS AHEAD: THE FIRST VERMONT BRIGADE IN THE CIVIL WAR. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane Publishing Co., Inc., ©1996, 216 pp., Index, Illus., Cloth, Very Good, some wear on top and bottom of the d.j. spine, Clean and tight, unread, $15.

Poirier, Robert G. BY THE BLOOD OF OUR ALUMNI: NORWHICH UNIV. CITIZEN SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Mason City, IA: Savas Publishing Company, ©1999 1^st hardcover ed., 446 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j. (has scratch on back), $20.

Rosenblatt, Emil. HARD MARCHING EVERY DAY: The Civil War Letters of Private Wilbur Fisk, 1861-1865. Foreword by Reid Mitchell. A record of what it was like to fight and win the Civil War. A rich collection of Civil War Letters which presents the minutiae of daily life of the soldier during the period. Fisk was a Vermont schoolteacher when he joined the Union army in 1861. Until his discharge in 1865, he served as correspondent for a local paper. His letters, almost 100 of them, form the text of this book. Above all they assert the nature of war as drudgery and boredom punctuated by moments of excitement and horror. Fisk was no low-echelon hero. Of his regiment, the 2nd Vermont, more than 200 were. . . . Univ. Press of Kansas, ©1992, 2^nd Ed., 383 pp., 8vo-over 7 ¾"-9 ¾" tall, Cloth, Very Good, in shrink-wrap, $15.

VIRGINIA

Beale, G. W. A LIEUTENANT OF CAVALRY IN LEE’S ARMY – 9^TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY. (ANV Series – 1^st Vol.) Baltimore, MD: Butternut and Blue, ©1994 Reprint with New Material, 248 pp., Cloth, Index, Fine, d.j., $35.

Casler, John O. FOUR YEARS IN THE STONEWALL BRIGADE. Edited by James I. Robertson, Jr. Dayton, OH: Morningside Booksellers, ©1971, 362 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth-Very Good, d.j.-Good (some wear), Autographed by author to original owner, Scarce, $60.

Chamberlayne, C. G. HAM CHAMBERLAYNE – VIRGINIA: Letters and Papers of an Artillery Officer in the War for Southern Independence 1861-1865. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Company, ©1992 Reprint, 440 pp., Illus., Maps, Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $30.

Cutchins, John A. A FAMOUS COMMAND: The Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Richmond, VA: Garrett & Massie Publ. ©1934, 399 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, (Original Gift Inscript.-not by author), Average Shelf Wear and Foxing, Good, no d.j., $75.

Daniel, Frederick S. RICHMOND HOWITZERS IN THE WAR: Four Years Campaigning with the Army of Northern Virginia. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©? Reprint, 155 pp., Cloth, Fine, $20.

Dawson, John Harper. WILDCAT CAVALRY: A Synoptic History of the Seventeenth Virginia Cavalry Regiment of the Jenkins-McCausland Brigade in the War Between the States. Dayton, OH: Morningside, 158 pp., Maps, Index, ©1982, Cloth, Fine, $17.

Dunaway, Wayland Fuller. REMINISCENCES OF A REBEL: 40^TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, 47^TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY. (Army of the Northern Virginia Series - 6^th Vol.) (Dunaway was a member of the 47th Virginia Regiment and saw action at Seven Pines, the Seven Days fighting, Second Manassas, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. He became Captain of Co. I, 40th Virginia Infantry in 1863, was captured shortly after the Battle of Gettysburg and spent twenty months in the Old Capitol Prison in Washington and later. . .) Baltimore, MD: Butternut & Blue, ©1996 Reprint (of 1913 ed.) with New Materials, 145 pp., Index, Illus., Cloth, Fine, d.j., $20.

Fonerden, C. A. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE MILITARY CAREER OF CARPENTER'S BATTERY (THE STONEWALL BRIGADE 1861-1865). Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1983 Reprint Ed., 82 pp., Red cloth binding, Fine, $25.

Irby, Capt. Richard. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE NOTTOWAY GRAYS, Afterwards Company G, Eighteenth Virginia Regiment, Army of Northern Virginia; 1861-63. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1984, 2^nd Ed., 49 pp., multiple flyleaves in back, Fine, $15.

Jessup, Harlan R. THE PAINFUL NEWS I HAVE TO WRITE: Letters and Diaries of Four Hite Brothers of Page County in the Service of the Confederacy. (The Stonewall Brigade) (Army of the Northern Virginia Series) Baltimore, MD: Butternut & Blue, ©1998 1^st Ed. (limited to 1, 000 copies), 204 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., $25.

Johnston, David E. THE STORY OF A CONFEDERATE BOY IN THE CIVIL WAR. Introduction by Ref. C. E. Cline, D.D. (7^thVirginia Infantry Regiment) Radford, VA: Commonwealth Press, Inc., ©1980, 379 pp., Illus, Very Good, d.j., $20.

Manarin, Louis H., and Lee Wallace, Jr. RICHMOND VOLUNTEERS 1861-1865: The Volunteer Companies of the City of Richmond and Henrico County, Virginia. Richmond, VA: Westover Press, ©1969, 298 pp., Illus., Index, Very Good, $50.

McDonald, Capt. William N. LAUREL BRIGADE—ORIGINALLY ASHBY’S CAVALRY of the Army of Northern Virginia and Chew’s Battery. Edited by Bushrod C. Washington. Arlington, VA: R. W. Beatty, Ltd., ©1969, 499 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Good (2 pages half loose in front of book), no d.j., $65.

Stewart, William H. A PAIR OF BLANKETS: War-Time History in Letters to the Young People of the South. Edited by Benjamin H. Trask. (Co. A, 61^st Virginia Infantry) Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Company, ©1990, 274 pp., 2 Illus.,Index, Fine (like new), $20.

Tribble, Byrd Barnette. 30^th Virginia Infantry – BENJAMIN CASON RAWLINGS: First Virginia Volunteer for the South. (ANV Series – 5^th Vol.) Baltimore, MD: Butternut and Blue, ©1996, 155 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, $17.

Turner, Charles W. Ted Barclay, Liberty Hall Volunteers: LETTERS FROM THE STONEWALL BRIGADE. (Co. I, 4^th Virginia Infantry, also known as Jackson’s Bodyguard). Natural Bridge Station, VA: Rockbridge Publishing Company, ©1992, 192 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Fine, d.j., $.

Wilson, William L. A BORDERLAND CONFEDERATE (Civil War Letters and Diaries of William L. Wilson). (Served in the 12^th Virginia Cavalry) Edited by Fester P. Summers. Univ. of Pittsburgh Press: ©1962, 138 pp., Illus., Index, Original binding and d.j., Cloth, Good, d.j. (d.j. worn), Scarce, $40.

Wood, Lt. William Nathaniel. REMINISCENCES OF BIG I. Edited by Bell Irving Wiley. (Wood was Lieut. Of the Monticello Guard, Company “A”, 19^th Virginia Regiment, Confederate States of America) Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Company, ©1987, 138 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, Very Good, d.j., $15.

WEST VIRGINIA

McLaurin, King. Civil War Diary of WALTER FIELDS McWHORTER, 1865; 3^rd. Division, West Virginia Cavalry 3^rd Brigade, Co. E. (McWhorter was the recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor – His Observations of and for the Year of 1865). ©1990, 54 pp., (Privately Published, Limited copies), Fine (like new), $25.

WISCONSIN

Cheek, Phillip and Pointon, Mair. HISTORY OF THE SAUK COUNTY RIFLEMEN KNOWN AS COMPANY "A", SIXTH WISCONSIN VETERAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1984 Reprint of 1909 printing, 225 pp., Cloth, Fine, d.j., slight tear bottom back of d.j., $30.

Gaff, Alan D. IF THIS IS WAR. A History of the Campaign of Bull’s Run by the Wisconsin Regiment Thereafter Known as the Ragged Ass Second. (2^ndWisconsin in the Iron Brigade). Dayton, OH: Morningside, ©1991, Cloth, New (in shrink wrap), d.j., $30.

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APPOMATTOX CAMPAIGN - Contact us for prices and more details on any books that interest you.

A Place Called Appomattox by William Marvel

A Ruined Land: The End of the Civil War by Michael Golay

Advice After Appomattox: Letters to Andrew Johnson, 1865-1866 (Special Volume No. 1 of the Papers of Andrew Johnson) Edited by Brooks D. Simpson, Leroy P. Graf, & John Muldowny

After the Thunder: Fourteen Men Who Shaped Post-Civil War America by Wilmer L. Jones, Ph.D.

An End to Valor by Philip Van Doren Stern

Appomattox: The Last Campaign by Burleigh Cushing Rodick

The Appomattox Campaign: March 29 – April 9, 1865 by Chris M. Calkins (Great Campaigns Collection)

Appomattox Court House National Historical Park Handbook

The Appomattox Paroles April 9-15, 1865 by William G. Nine & Ronald G. Wilson

The Battles of Appomattox Station & Appomattox Court House April 8-9, 1865 by Chris M. Calkins

Biography of Wilmer McLean by Frank P. Cuble

The Day Richmond Died by A. A. Hoehling & Mary Hoehling

Four Days in 1865: Fall of Richmond by David D. Ryan

It Happened at Appomattox: The Story Of An Historic Virginia Village by Mary Louise Gills

The Road to Appomattox by Bell Irvin Wiley

The Surrender Proceedings: April 9, 1865 Appomattox Court House by Frank P. Cauble

ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Jones, J. William. ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA MEMORIAL VOLUME. Introduction by James I. Robertson, Jr. Unit listing with numbers of troops and complete texts and speeches of 9 Meetings of the Veterans beginning November 1870 –1879. Dayton, OH: Morningside Bookshop, ©1976, Reprint of 1880 original, 347 pp., some very light soiling on back panel, name/address in pen on end pg., Cloth, New, $25.

ARTILLERY

Bell, Jack. CIVIL WAR HEAVY EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE: A Guide to Large Artillery Projectiles. Univ. of North Texas Press, ©2003, 537 pp., Cloth, Very Good, d.j. (New with some light brown spots on bottom facing of pp., one on right facing, does not affect book.) $40.

BATTLE OF ATLANTA - Contact us for prices and more details on any books that interest you.

Atlanta (Campaigns of the Civil War – IX) by Jacob D. Cox

The Atlanta Campaign May-November, 1864 by John Cannan

The Atlanta Campaign “Atlanta Is Ours and Fairly Won” A Driving Tour of the Atlanta Area’s Principal Civil War Battlefields with A Reader’s Guide to the Atlanta Campaign, A Special Issue of the Atlanta Historical Journal, Vol. XXVIII, Number 3, Fall 1984

The Battle of Atlanta: The Cyclorama, Grant Park, Atlanta, Georgia (small booklet)

The Battle of Atlanta and the Georgia Campaign by William Key

The Campaign for Atlanta by William R. Scaife

The Campaign for Atlanta & Sherman’s March to the Sea, Volumes I & II Essays on the American Civil War by Theodore P. Savas and David A. Woodbury

The Siege of Atlanta, 1864 by Samuel Carter III

Last Train from Atlanta: The Heroic Story of an American City Under Siege by A.. A. Hoehling

War So Terrible: Sherman and Atlanta by James Lee McDonough and James Picket Jones

BATTLES

BRANDY STATION

Von Borke, Heros and Scheibert, Justus. THE GREAT CAVALRY BATTLE OF BRANDY STATION: JUNE 1863. Translated from German. Winston-Salem, NC: Palaemon Press Ltd., ©1976, 1^st English Translation, Limited to 1000 copies, 143 pp., Index, Wraps, Very Good, $50.

CAVALRY - Contact us for prices and more details on any books that interest you.

Annals of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry by S. L. Gracey by Introduction to 1996 edition by Erick J. Wittenberg; 371 pp; hard back.

A. T. A. Torbert: Southern Gentleman in Union Blue by A. D. Slade; 230 pp; hard back.

Bedford Forrest and His Critter Company by Andrew Nelson Lytle (soft cover)

Better a Patriot Soldier’s Grave 6^th O.V.C. by William G. Burnett; 257 pp; hard back.

Bold Dragoon: The Life of J. E. B. Stuart by Emory M. Thomas

Bold Dragoon: The Life of J.E.B. Stuart by Emory M. Thomas; 354 pp; paperback.

Cavalry on the Roads to Gettysburg: Kilpatrick at Hanover and Hunterstown by George A. Rummell, III; 554 pp; hard back.

Calvaryman In Blue: Colonel John Wood Kester of the First New Jersey Cavalry in the Civil War by Donald E. Kester; 212 pp; hard back.

Captain H. W. Chester: Recollections of the War of the Rebellion – A Story of the 2^nd Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, 1861-1865 Edited by Alberta R. Adamson, Robert I. Girardi, Roger E. Bohn; 257 pp; 2 fold-out maps; hard back.

Clash of Calvary: The Battle of Brandy Station by Fairfax Downey

Confederate Cavalry West of the River by Stephen B. Oates; 234 pp; paperback

The First New York Lincoln Cavalry April 19, 1861 – July 7, 1865 by William H. Beach; 579 pp; hard back.

“First With the Most” – Forrest by Robert Selph Henry (soft cover)

Forrest at Brice’s Cross Roads by Edwin C. Bearss

Four Years in the Saddle: History of the First Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, War of the Rebellion – 1861 – 1865 Compiled by W. L. Curry; 462 pp; hard back.

Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry by Gen. William E. Doster; 132 pp; hard back.

Hampton and His Calvary in ’64 by Edward L. Wells with Introduction by A. Wilson Greene; new in shrink wrap.

Headquarters in the Brush: Blazer’s Independent Union Scouts by Darl L. Stephenson with Foreword by Brian C. Pohanka; 355 pp; hard back.

History of a Cavalry Company: A Complete Record of Company “A”, 4^th Pennsylvania Cavalry by Capt. William Hyndman; 236 pp; hard back.

The History of the Harpers Ferry Cavalry Expedition, September 14 & 15, 1862 by Allan L. Tischler; 338 pp; hard back.

History of the Third Ohio Calvary 1861-1865 by Thomas Crofts; 296 pp; hard back.

The Horse Soldier 1776-1943: The United States Cavalryman: His Uniforms, Arms Accoutrements & Equipments – Vol. II The Frontier, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Indian Wars 1851-1880 by Randy Steffen and illustrated by Randy Steffen; 215 pp; paperback.

Jeb Stuart by John W. Thomason and illustrated by the author; 512 pp; hard back.

Jeb Stuart by John W. Thomason, Jr., Captain, U. S. Marine Corps with Illustrations and Maps by the Author; 512 pp; hard back.

Jeb Stuart: The Last Cavalier by Burke Davis; 462 pp; hard back.

In the Saddle With Stuart: The Story of Frank Smith Robertson of Jeb Stuart’s Staff edited by Robert J. Trout; 154 pp; paperback.

Kill-Cavalry: The Life of Union General Hugh Judson Killpatrick by Samuel J. Martin; 325 pp; hard back.

The Last Cavaliers: Confederate and Union Cavalry in the Civil War by Samuel Carter, III; 338 pp; hard back.

The Life and Campaigns of Major-General J.E.B. Stuart by H. B. McClellan; 468 pp; hard back.

Life of General Nathan Bedford Forrest by John A. Wyeth

The Longest Raid of the Civil War by Lester V. Horwitz

Morgan’s Raiders by Dee Alexander Broan; 353 pp; hard back.

Mosby’s Rangers: From the High Tide of the Confederacy to the Last Days at Appomattox – The Story of the Most Famous Command of the civil War and It’s Legendary Leader, John S. Mosby by Jeffry D. Wert

Mounted Raids of the Civil War by Edward G. Longacre; 348 pp; paperback.

Nathan Bedford Forrest – First with the Most by Robert Selph Henry

Partisan Life with Col. John S. Mosby by Major John Scott

Ranger Mosby by Virgil Carrington Jones

Rebel Raider: The Life of General John Hunt Morgan by James A. Ramage (soft

cover)

Riding With Stuart: Reminiscences of an Aide-de-Camp by Theodore Stanford Garnett

Saber and Scapegoat: J.E.B. stuart and the Gettsburg Controversy by Mark Nesbitt; 227 pp; hard back.

Sabres in the Shenandoah: The 21^st New York Cavalry, 1863-1866 by John C. Bonnell, Jr.; 377 pp; hard back.

Sheridan: The Inevitable by Richard O’Connor; Maps by Wilson R. Springer; 400 pp; hard back.

Sheridan: The Life and Wards of General Phil Sheridan by Roy Morris, Jr.; 464 pp; hard back.

Stuart’s Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign by John S. Mosby

Spurs to Glory: The Story of the United States Calvary by James M. Merrill; 302 pp; hard back.

They Followed the Plume: The Story of J.E.B. Stuart and His Staff by Robert J. Trout

War Journal of Louis N. Beaudry, Fifth New York Cavlary by Louis N. Beaudry and Edited by Richard e. Beaudry; 248 pp; hard back.

2^nd West Virginia Cavalry by Joseph J. Sutton; 321 pp; hard back.

With Pen & Saber: The Letters and Diaries of J.E.B. Stuart’s Staff Officers by Robert J. Trout

Yankee Blitzkrieg: Wilson’s Raid Through Alabama and Georgia by James Pickett Jones; 255 pp; paperback.

CUSTER

Stephen E. Ambrose. CRAZY HORSE AND CUSTER: THE PARALLEL LIVES OF TWO AMERICAN WARRIORS. Doubleday, 1975, 527 pp., Cloth, Book Club Edition, $12.

Brininstool, E.A. Troopers With Custer Historic Incidents of the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Mechanicsburg, PA, Stackpole Books, 1994; 343 pp., Cloth, $20.

Connell, Evan S. Son of the Morning Star : Custer and the Little Bighorn. San Francisco, North Point Press, 1984, 541 pp., with the DJ, VG/G. $10.

Fox, Richard Allan, Jr. ARCHAEOLOGY, HISTORY, AND CUSTER’S LAST BATTLE. University of Oklahoma Press, 1993, 441 pp., Cloth, $25.

Graham, W. A. The Reno Court Of Inquiry, Abstract Of The Official Record Of Proceedings. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 1995, 307 pp., Cloth, New. Signed by Brian Pohanka, $20.

Thom Hatch. The Custer Companion A Comprehensive Guide to the Life of George Armstrong Custer and the Plains Indian Wars. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2002; 288 pp. Trade Paperback. Fine. 1st Edition. Oversized. $16—like new.

Hutton, Paul Andrew, Editor. THE CUSTER READER. University of Nebraska Press, 1992, 585 pp., $9.

Kidd, James H. Historical Sketch of Genral Custer. Monroe, MI: Monroe County Library System, 1978, Approx. 70 pages. Limited edition. Binding Size: 8vo. Binding Type: Color printed wraps. Near fine. Publisher: VG. Custeriana Monograph #3 is 242/300 printed. $25 (sells $25 to $45)

Kuhlman, Charles. Legend into History and Did Custer Disobey Orders at the Battle of the Little Big Horn? Mechanicsburg, PA; Stackpole Books 1994; 1st combined edition. 8vo (9" x 6"). xxxvii + 319pp, illustrated. Fine in protected dustwrapper. Signed by Brian Pohanka. $25.

Leckie, Shirley A. ELIZABETH BACON CUSTER AND THE MAKING OF A MYTH. University of Oklahoma Press, 1993, Book Club Edition.

Marshall, S. L. A. Crimsoned Prairie. Charles Scriber's Sons, 1972. Cloth, Good/No Jacket. 8vo. 268 pp. Numerous photo plates. Red w/ d.j. Book Club Edition. $10.

Merington, Marguerite. The Custer Story - The Life and Intimate Letters of General George A. Custer and His Wife Elizabeth. Barnes and Noble, 1994 Printing. P. 339. $8.

Monaghan, Jay. Custer the Life of General George Armstrong Custer. University of Nebraska Press, NE, 1971 (seems to be a later printing). Trade Paperback. Very Good. pp. 469. $5. And Trade paperback. Reprint of the 1959 edition. $8—some small dents in cover.

Quaife, Milo Milton, Ed. MY LIFE ON THE PLAINS by General George A. Custer. New York: Promontory. 1995. 388 pp. Cloth. Near Fine in Near Fine DJ. $18.

Reynolds, Arlene, Editor. THE CIVIL WAR MEMORIES OF ELIZABETH BACON CUSTER: RECONSTRUCTED FROM HER DIARIES AND NOTES BY ARLENE REYNOLDS. University of Texas Press, 1994, Cloth, 181 pp., $15.

Sarf, Wayne Michael. The Little Bighorn Campaign March-September 1876. Combined Books, 1993, First Edition. B&W Photographs and Illustrations.Cloth. 312 pp. $10.

Taylor, William O. With Custer on the Little Big Horn A Newly Discovered First-Person Account. New York, NY: Viking Penguin. 1996, pp. 207. First Edition. Cloth with dust jacket. Very Good/Very Good. $15.

Urwin, Gregory J. W. CUSTER VICTORIOUS: The Civil War Battles of George Armstrong Custer. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1983, pp. 308. $7.

Utley, Robert M. Cavalier in Buckskin George Armstrong Custer and the Western Military. Norman: Univ. Oklahoma, 1988. 226 pages. Hardcover. VG/VG. $10.

Utley, Robert M. Custer Battlefield: A History and Guide to the Battle of the Little Bighorn -Official National Park Handbook. Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, 1987, 112 pp. Binding is paperback. Some scuffs and bends. $7.

Utley, Robert M., Frontier Regulars The United States Army and the Indian, 1866-1891. Macmillan. NY & London. 1973. Book club edition. Red cloth hardcover. Maps. Illustrations. Bibliography. Index. 466 pages. Very good condition. Dust jacket. $12.

Utley, Robert M. The Lance and the Shield. Henry Holt, NY, 1993, 413 pp., Cloth. Fine/Very Good +. First Edition Stated. 6.25 x 9.5, with dj. $10.

Vaughn, J. W. With Crook at the Rosebud. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 1994; Hard Cover. Good/Good. Cloth. 245 pp plus maps. As New/As New. First Printing of This Edition. Signed by Brian Pohanka. $25.

Welch, James. KILLING CUSTER. W. W. Norton, 1994, pp. 320, Cloth with dj, as new. $10.

Wert, Jeffry D. CUSTER: THE CONTROVERSIAL LIFE OF GEORGE ARMSTRONG CUSTER. Simon & Schuster,1996, pp. 462. Signed by Author to previous owner. $20.

Whittaker, Frederick. A Complete Life of General George A. Custer. Volume 1: Through the Civil War, & Volume 2: From Appomattox to the Litle Big Horn. Lincoln: University of Nebraska 1993 2 vols., illustrations, cloth, No Jacket. 8vo - over 7 3/4 " - 9 3/4 " tall. Volume 1: Through the Civil War, (Introduction by Gregory J. W. Urwin), xxiv+348pp. Volume 2: From Appomattox to the Little Big Horn, (Introduction by Robert M. Utley), xiv+300pp. Books are in FINE + condition with clean dark-blue boards and silver print on spine, very minor bumping to top/bottom of spine, pages are very clean/tight. $45 for both.

IRON BRIGADE & STONEWALL BRIGADE

Wert, Jeffry D., A BROTHERHOOD OF VALOR: The Common Soldiers of the Stonewall Brigade, C.S.A., and the Iron Brigade, U.S.A. New York, NY: Simon & Schuster, ©1999, 413 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, d.j., Fine (like new), Crisp, $20.

GETTYSBURG

ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK COMMISSION TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR 1893-1904. Washington: government printing office, ©1902, 238 pp., 1^st Ed., Red Cloth covered boards/gilt lettering on spine (somewhat faded) with some age wear to cover extremities. 56 pages of text and 238 pages of full page B&W photographic plates including a relief map of Gettysburg. Cloth, Very Good, $75.

Gettysburg National Military Park Commission, ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK COMMISSION TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR 1893-1904. Washington: Government Printing Office, ©1905, hardcover w/red covered boards/gilt lettering on spine (somewhat faded) with some age wear to cover extremities. 107 pages of text and 238 pages of full page B&W photographic plates including a relief map of Gettysburg. Cloth, Very Good, $115.

REVISED REPORT MADE TO THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA, RELATIVE TO THE SOLDIERS' NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG. Harrisburg, PA: Singerly & Myers, ©1865, 212 pp., 1^st Hardcover Ed., original boards-frontis illus., 2 folding plates, 212 pp., approx. 6x10", Signed in pencil on front page “Col. E. White compliments of McClelland, Gettysburgh 11-1865.” Serious wear on corners and top and bottom of boards. Taped spine. Some pencil figures, foxing, and front blank page torn out. Cloth, Good, $169.

REVISED REPORT MADE TO THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA, RELATIVE TO THE SOLDIERS' NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG. Harrisburg, PA: Singerly & Myers, ©1865, 275 pp., 2^nd Ed., Original boards-frontis illus., 2 folding plates-approx 6x10- Signed in ink on front cover “George Emery, Supt. Gettysburg N. M. P., Jan. 30, 1966—Jacob W. Sheads, Lt. Col. Inf. USAR (Ret).” Wear on corners and top and bottom of spine. ½-in. piece missing at top of spine. Cloth, Good, $149.

Young, Jesse Bowman. THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG: A COMPREHENSIVE NARRATIVE. NY: Harper and Brothers ©1913, 453 pp., Some minor foxing, includes frontis of Gen. Meade, Maps and plans and copy of the Gettysburg address. Comprised of 3 parts: preliminary survey, narrative of the battle and the opposing armies. 1st edition. Inscription on first page 1933, heavy wear to cover. Front board hinged. Good, $70.

UNITED STATES TROOPS

White, Russell C. THE CIVIL WAR DIARY OF WYMAN S. WHITE, First Sergeant of Company F, 2nd United States Sharpshooter Regiment, 1861-1865. Baltimore: Butternut & Blue, ©1991, 373 pp., Index, Illus., Maps, Cloth, d.j., New, $30.

U. S. COLORED TROOPS

Longacre, Edward G. A REGIMENT OF SLAVES: THE 4TH UNITED STATES COLORED INFANTRY, 1863-1866. (“This book fills an important gap in our appreciation of the African-American military experience”) Stackpole, ©2003, 227 pp., Illus, Cloth, d.j., New, $12.

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CONFEDERATE LEADERS

Alexander, E. P. MILITARY MEMOIRS OF A CONFEDERATE. A Critical Narrative With Sketch-Maps By The Author. Dayton, OH: Morningside, ©1977 Reprint, 634 pp., Very Good, some wear on the bottom of the spine, $40.

Barefoot, Daniel W. GENERAL ROBERT F. HOKE: LEE'S MODEST WARRIOR. Hoke fought in nearly every significant battle in the Eastern theater. He was called “the North Carolina Lee.” Winston-Salem, NC: John F. Blair, ©1996, 1^st Ed., 452 pp., Cloth, Book and d.j. in fine condition (like new), $20.

Bean, W. G. SANDIE PENDLETON: STONEWALL'S MAN. Chapel Hill, NC: U. of N. Carolina Press, ©1987, 2^nd Ed., 252 pp., Index, Notes, Biblio., Cloth, Near Fine, Fine d.j., slight tear front-right top, $20.

Bearss, Edwin C. FORREST AT BRICE’S CROSS ROADS. Dayton, OH: Morningside, ©1979 Reprint, 279 pp., Index, Illus., Maps, Cloth, Fine (like new), Crisp, Inscribed by the author to previous owner, $40.

Brown, Norman D. ONE OF CLEBURNE'S COMMAND THE CIVIL WAR REMINISCENCES AND DIARY OF CAPT. SAMUEL T. FOSTER, GRANBURY'S TEXAS BRIGADE, CSA. Austin, TX: Austin Univ. of Texas, ©1980, 192 pp., 8vo.,VG+/VG+. Dark Blue Cloth, Very Good, d.j., $25.

Buck, Irving A. CLEBURNE AND HIS COMMAND. Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War - General Section Written by Cleburne's adjutant. An authoritative account of the Confederate General. Dayton, OH: Morningside, ©1985, Facsimile Reprint, 378 pp., Index, Map, Appendices, brown cloth and leather decorated with colored flags, Fine, $40.

Bushong, Millard K. GENERAL TURNER ASHBY AND STONEWALL’S VALLEY CAMPAIGN. Verona, VA: McClure Printing Company, Inc., ©1980, 261 pp., Index, Illus., Maps, Autographed by Author to original owner, Cloth-Very Good, d.j.-Good, $50.

Bushong, Millard Kessler. OLD JUBE: A Biography of General Jubal A. Early. Boyce, VA: Carr Publishing , ©1961 2^nd Ed., 343 pp., Index, Illus., Maps, Autographed by Author to original owner, Cloth, d.j., Good, $60.

Connelly, Thomas Lawrence. GOD AND GENERAL LONGSTREET: THE LOST CAUSE AND THE SOUTHERN MIND. ‘Traces the persistence and the transformation of the Lost Cause from the first generation of former confederates to the present day, when the Lost Cause continues in the commitment of southerners to their regional culture.’ LSU Press, ©1982, 1^st Ed., 159 pp., Index, 8vo - 8" to 9" tall, small rumple bottom front; Cloth, Very Good, $22.

Cowper, Pulaski. EXTRACTS OF LETTERS OF MAJOR-GENERAL BRYAN GRIMES, TO HIS WIFE, WRITTEN WHILE IN ACTIVE SERVICE IN THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA. Compiled By, Edited By Gary W. Gallagher. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot, ©1986, 143 pp., Cloth, Fine, d.j. Includes some personal recollections of the war, written by him after its close. $45.

Cutrer, Thomas W. LONGSTREET'S AIDE: THE CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF MAJOR THOMAS J. GOREE. (Wonderful collection that sheds light on characters of Longstreet, Stuart, Davis, Beauregard, Hood and others as well as the many battles he participated in. Was with Longstreet throughout the war, and this collection includes many of their post-war letters.) Charlottesville, VA: Univ. Press of Virginia, ©1995, 239 pp., Cloth, d.j., Fine, $15.

Freeman, Douglas Southall. LEE'S LIEUTENANTS: A STUDY IN COMMAND (3 Volume Set). New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, ©1970 Reprint of 1944 ed. Cloth, 8vo., Black cloth with gilt stamped spine and front board. Books in Very Good condition. Dust jackets in good condition—some wear on folds. Volume 1 - Manassas to Malvern Hill, 773 pages / Volume 2 - Cedar Mountain to Chancellorsville, 760 pages / Volume 3 - Gettysburg to Appomattox, 862 pages. An important and fascinating study of the chain of command of the Confederate Army by the Pulitzer. . .,$80.

Gallagher, Gary W. FIGHTING FOR THE CONFEDERACY: The Personal Recollections of General Edward Porter Alexander. UNC Press, ©1989, 664 pp., Illus., Cloth, d.j., slight damage (brown stained area) to outside facing of pages. Personalized inscription by author to former owner, $25.

Garnett, Theodore S. RIDING WITH STUART: REMINISCENCES OF AN AIDE-DE-CAMP. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane Publishing, ©1994, 124 pp., Cloth, Fine, d.j. is Very Good. 8vo. Signed by JEB Stuart, IV to previous owner, $15.

Hassler, William Woods. COLONEL JOHN PELHAM: LEE'S BOY ARTILLERIST. Biography of Pelham who fought in over sixty battles during the Civil War and never lost an artillery duel or a single gun. Gray cloth cover, handsomely illustrated endpapers of Civil War battlefields. Jacket illustrated with image of Pelham in foreground of battlefield. Richmond: Garrett & Massie, ©1960, 1^st Ed., xiii+185 pp., Illus, Maps, 8 vo., d.j., clipped price, 1" tear top rear on d.j., $22.

Hurst, Jack. NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST: A BIOGRAPHY. A biography about one of the most feared generals of the Civil War. Covers the gamut from early life to his death and his recanting of the Ku Klux Klan which he had helped start and lead. New York, NY: Alfred A. Knopf Inc., ©1993, 1^st Ed., 434 pp., Index, Notes, Maps, Tight clean copy, Cloth, d.j., Crisp, Fine, with creases at top of spine, $20.

Lambert, Dobbie E. GRUMBLE: THE W. E. JONES BRIGADE, 1863-64. Brigadier General "Grumble" Jones and his Virginia Cavalry during the East Tennessee Campaign of 1863 and operations in the Cumberland Gap in 1864 - The Jones Brigade consisted of the 8th and 21 Virginia Cavalry Regiments and 27th, 34^th, 36^th and 37^th Virginia Cavalry Battalions. Hawaii, ©1992, 1^st Ed., 183 pp., 6 x 9, Index, Illus., Maps, Biblio., Cloth, (little wear on bottom front corners) Very Good, d.j. $20.

Liddell, St. John Richardson. LIDDELL'S RECORD: St. John Liddell, Brigadier General, CSA: Staff Officer and Brigade Commander, Army of Tennessee. Edited By Nathaniel C. Hughes. A memoir of St. John Liddell's exploits during the Civil War including taking part in the battles of Murfreesboro and Chickamauga along with actions at Mission Ridge and Corinth. Dayton, OH: Morningside House, ©1985, 1^st Ed., 218 pp., Index, Maps, Fine (like new), 8vo hardcover in grey binding, No d.j., Light wear along the edges of the boards with very minor bumping to the head and heel of the spine. Light scuffing to the covers, $50.

Martin, Samuel J. SOUTHERN HERO: MATHEW CALBRAIYTH BUTLER: Confederate General, Hampton Red Shirt and U. S. Senator. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, ©2001, 388 pp., 6 ¼ x 9 ¼", Cloth, Near Fine, $20.

Milham, Charles G. GALLANT PELHAM, AMERICAN EXTRAORDINARY. Pelham was one of Lee's youngest and brightest, serving under Jackson and Stuart until killed by artillery fire at Kelly's Ford. Freeman said of this book '.sound scholarship and literary skill. I was much pleased with it.' Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1985 Reprint, 250 pp., Cloth, d.j., Small ripple at bottom and small tear at top of spine, Very Good, $25.

Mosby, John S. STUART’S CAVALRY IN THE GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN. Falls Church, VA: Confederate Printers, ©1984, Oxblood leather boards. Gilt lettering at cover and spine facsimile of the 1908 Moffat, Yard and Company publication, 222 pp., Illus., Fold out map, Hard cover, Leather, Fine (like new), Limited printing 18/485, $60.

Paxton, John Gallatin, Editor. THE CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF GENERAL FRANK “BULL” PAXTON: A Lieutenant of Lee and Jackson. Introduction by Harold B. Simpson. Hillsboro, TX: Hill Jr. College Press, ©1978, 102 pp., Illus., Index, Cloth, d.j., (some wear on spine and discoloration where price sticker was removed), Very Good, $50.

Piston, William Garrett. LEE'S TARNISHED LIEUTENANT: JAMES LONGSTREET AND HIS PLACE IN SOUTHERN HISTORY. Athens, GA: Univ. of Georgia Press, ©1987, 1^st Ed., xv+252 pp., Index, Maps, Biblio., Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., Very Good, small rumple on bottom front of d.j., $10.

Redway, Maurine Whorton. MARKS OF LEE ON OUR LAND. San Antonio, TX: The Naylor Company, ©1972, Cloth, handsome brown patterned covers180 pp., Illus., Crisp, d.j., (d.j. has a bit of wear at top of spine and corners, book itself is in like new condition with the exception of two small chips in the bottom of the rear cover), $15.

Sorrel, G. Moxley. RECOLLECTIONS OF A CONFEDERATE STAFF OFFICER. Sorrel's memoir makes no claims to strategic analysis. It simply relates what he saw and the events of which he was a part. His vantage point was, however, in many ways unique. His service with Longstrret brought him into the thick of many of the war's decisive engagements. He received his “baptism of fire” at First Manassas and was promoted at the siege of Petersburg. He saw action at Sharpsburg and Gettysburg. Dayton, OH: Morningside, ©1978 Reprint, 333 pp., Index, Cloth, Fine (like new), $20.

Symonds, Craig L. STONEWALL OF THE WEST: PATRICK CLEBURNE AND THE CIVIL WAR. Historical biography of one of the most famous Confederate fighting generals during the Civil War. Lawrence, KS: Univ. Press of Kansas, ©1997, 328 pp., 8vo. Blue cloth binding, Cloth, d.j., Fine (like new), Inscribed by author to previous owner, $25.

Thomas, Emory M. BOLD DRAGOON: THE LIFE OF J. E. B. STUART. New York, NY: Harper and Row, ©1986, 1^st Vintage Printing, 354 pp., Illus., Index, 8vo-over 7 ¾"-9 ¾" tall, Cloth, d.j., Very Good, $10.

Trout, Robert J. THEY FOLLOWED THE PLUME: THE STORY OF J. E. B. STUART AND HIS STAFF. Stackpole, ©1993, 2^nd Ed., 382 pp., 8vo, near new condition, Cloth, d.j., Signed by author to previous owner, $20.

Trout, Robert J. WITH PEN AND SABER: THE LETTERS AND DIARIES OF J. E. B. STUART'S STAFF OFFICERS. The author arranges chronologically the original writings of nine of Stuart's closest comrades. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, ©1995, American 1st Ed., xviii, 350 pp., Illus., Maps, 8vo, Hardback. Cloth, Very Good, d.j., $12.50.

Von Borcke, Heros. MEMOIRS OF THE CONFEDERATE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE. Gaithersburg, MD: Butternut, ©1985 Reprint (of 1867 ed), 438 pp., Blue Cloth, Facsimile Ed., Fold out map, Fine (like new), d.j. (few scuffs back of d.j.), $30.

Wyeth, John A. LIFE OF GENERAL NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST. Edison, NJ: Blue and Grey, ©1996, 655 pp., Illus., Map Endpapers, Frontispiece, 8vo., Red Cloth, Gray Paper Boards, gilt lettered, d.j., Very Good, 1/8" inch tear on top of spine d.j. Jacket has Don Troiani print of Forrest, $22.

FEDERAL LEADERS

Burr, Frank A. THE LIFE OF GEN. PHILIP H. SHERIDAN: Its Romance and Reality: How a Humble Lad Reached the Head of an Army. Providence, RI: J. A. & R. A. Reid, ©1888, 1^st Ed., 445 pp., Index, Engravings, 8vo., Cloth, Minor cloth wear, cover has olive green board with gold lettering; ink drawing of Sheridan, spine shows wear on upper and lower edges with slight soiling to cover from age, but is generally in good condition. Good+, Inscribed to “Elwood N. Chase from Grandpa Chase,” $50.

Hay, John. MEMORIAL ADDRESS ON THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM McKINLEY. Delivered Before The Two Houses Of Congress, February 27, 1902. Washington: Government Printing Office, ©1903, 70 pages. Black gilt-stamped pebbled cloth. Frontispiece portrait. There is some foxing throughout, as well as several Kenesaw Mountain Battlefield stamps and one Georgia Tech stamp. Wear at top and bottom of spine. Cloth, Good, $25.

Humphreys, Andrew. VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN OF '65. Scribner, ©1883, 451 pp., Index, Fold-out maps. Blue leather Cloth with embossing and gold stamp lettering. Tears at top/bottom of spine, cover a little worn, but good condition for 120+ yrs. $50.

Jones, Virgil Carrington. EIGHT HOURS BEFORE RICHMOND. (Dahlgren’s Raid) Introduction by Col. Robert Selph Henry. New York, NY: Henry Holt and Company, ©1957, 1^st Ed., Glossy Illus., Index, Autographed by author to original owner, and an unknown autograph in 1958, Good, $45.

McClellan, George B. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, AND ITS CAMPAIGNS IN VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND. McClellan, Gen. George B. Letter of the Secretary of War, transmitting report on the Army of the Potomac, and its campaigns in Virginia and Maryland, under the command of Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan, from July 26, 1861, to November 7, 1862. Washington: Government Printing Office, ©1864, One of 5,000 printed for the use of the Senate, 242 pp., 8vo., brown textured Cloth printed in gilt to spine. Light foxing to end pages and title, extending, Partial split down front spine, worn cover and damaged corners, period ink on bottom of book pp., “Cc 34” 34/5000?, $100.

NORTHERN REGIMENTALS & MISCELLANEOUS

Cooling,B. F. SYMBOL, SWORD, AND SHIELD: Defending Washington during the Civil War. Hamden, CT: Archon Books, ©1975, 1^st Ed., 300 pp., Index, VG+ in VG+ price clipped, lightly toned, Cloth, d.j. Text is clean/tight. Very Good, $22.

Goodhart, Briscoe. HISTORY OF THE INDEPENDENT LOUDOUN VIRGINIA RANGERS. U.S. VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. Gaithersburg: Butternut, ©1985 Reprint (of 1896 original), 243 pp., Cloth, Fine (like new), d.j., light wear, $30.

SOUTHERN REGIMENTALS & MISCELLANEOUS

Lee, Agnes. GROWING UP IN THE 1850S: THE JOURNAL OF AGNES LEE. Eleanor Agnes Lee was Robert E. Lee's fifth child. She began her journal in December, 1852 at the early age of twelve. Chapel Hill, NC: UNC Press, ©1984, 1^st Ed., 151 pp., 8vo, Illus., Hardcover Very Good, d.j. Good, some wear on d.j., $20.

Lewis, John H. RECOLLECTIONS FROM 1860 TO 1865. With Incidents of Camp Life, Descriptions of Battles, The Life of the Southern Soldier, His Hardships and Sufferings, and the Life of a Prisoner of War in the Northern Prisons. Originally published by Peake & Company of Washington, D.C. in 1895, this slender volume accurately depicts the Battle of Gettysburg. Dayton, OH: Morningside House, Inc., ©1983, 92 pp., Illus., Gray Cloth, Very Good, $50.

Norman, William M. A PORTION OF MY LIFE: BEING A SHORT & IMPERFECT HISTORY WRITTEN WHILE A PRISONER OF WAR ON JOHNSON'S ISLAND 1864. Winston-Salem, NC: John F. Blair, ©1959, 242 pp., 1^st Ed., 8vo, Slate blue hardcover buckram. Minor edgewear on d.j., two pieces of tape on inside, with price-clipped in a diagonal pattern. Text is clean and tight. Pale blue and white d.j. features a small photograph of the soldier and hand written letters; some on cover. Cloth, Very Good, d.j., $40.

O'Grady, Kelly J. CLEAR THE CONFEDERATE WAY: THE IRISH IN THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA. This is the story of the Southern Irish who fought under Robert E. Lee. While most readers know about the Federal Irish Brigade, few appreciate the extent of the Irish contribution to the Southern war effort. O'Grady has taken a fresh look at a subject that is far from exhausted. He throws new light on an interesting aspect of Civil War history, and he dug deeply in a wide array of primary sources in preparing his book. Savas, ©2000, 348 pp., 22 photos, Maps, Cloth, d.j., New, $20.

Poague, William Thomas. GUNNER WITH STONEWALL: Reminiscences of William Thomas Poague (Lieutenant, Captain, Major and Lieutenant Colonel of Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia, CSA, 1861-65.) Edited by Monroe F. Cockrell, Introduction by Bell Irvin Wiley. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Company, ©1987, 181 pp., Illus., Maps, Index, Paperback, Good, d.j. (with small cut in one edge of d.j.), $25.

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GENERAL CIVIL WAR

Baker, General La Fayette C. SPIES, TRAITORS AND CONSPIRATORS OF THE LATE CIVIL WAR. Philadelphia, PA: John E. Potter & Co., ©1894, 398 pp., 8vo., Pict/Cloth Black & White Plates Fair, spine torn, serious wear to cover; yellowing, cracked & shaken. The author was organizer and first Chief of The Secret Service. Brief chapter on La Fayette's life. Poor condition, but rare, $30.

Eisenschiml, Otto and Ralph Newman. THE AMERICAN ILIAD THE EPIC STORY OF THE CIVIL WAR. Doubleday, ©1956, 1^st Ed., Set of two, Good condition with some wear on spine/Slipcase Poor, with tape. Hard Cover. Vol. I, 719 pages; Vol. II, 240 pages; $15.

Lord, Francis A. CIVIL WAR COLLECTOR'S ENCYCLOPEDIA: ARMS, UNIFORMS, AND EQUIPMENT OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERACY. Edison, NJ: Blue & Grey, ©1995, two books five volumes combined, over 1,000 pp., oversized books, hardcover with d.j.’s. Fine (as new) $90.

Tenney, W. J. THE MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1866: With Biographical Sketches of Deceased Officers. (The first truly comprehensive history.) Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole, ©2003 Reprint of 1866 Ed., 843 pp., Illus. with steel plate portraits, Cloth, Fine, d.j., has very light shelf wear to d.j., $20.

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

Young, James Rankin. HISTORY OF OUR WAR WITH SPAIN. J. R, Jones, ©1898, 1^st Ed., 679 pages. Decorative cloth spine darkened and bumped. Torn along front hinge. Patterned endpapers with Spanish and American flags. Decorated edges. Boards slightly discolored, with corners starting to show through, a little wear and tear on bottom of spine. Numerous engravings throughout. Cloth, Good, $30.

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