Boston: James Redpath, 1863. First Edition. Slim duodecimo (7' tall) 102pp in green cloth boards. Alcott family ownership indicated in ink on second blank page: "April 25th 1864/Mercy G Alcott's/Book /Wolcott/New Haven County/Conn--" Jedediah Gaylord Alcott, husband (and possibly cousin?) to Mercy Gaylord Alcott, was first cousin to Amos Bronson Alcott, Louisa May Alcott's father. Ad at rear of book announcing Wendell Phillips's Speeches at $2.50, not $2.25. VG/No DJ: minor shelfwear and edgewear, spine sunned, some ink spots on exterior of boards, minor age-toning to edges of text block and interior, front paste-down and ffep bear writing indicating this book once belonged to "Lydia S. Wilcox"; stamp on front paste-down with "M.S. Wilcox 490" in gilt text; touches of foxing, advertisement at rear of book lists Speeches at $2.50, but the .50 is crossed out with ink and .25 is written next to it in two places. Binding strong, text clean. A wonderful association copy of Alcott's Hospital Sketches. [Spine is dark green and has gilt text. Shelved in Case 1 - US History - Civil War]. More

Waco, Texas: Texian Press, 1970. Signed Limited Edition. 8vo., xv, 512pp.; VG; bound in red leather with gilt lettering on spine; of fifty specially prepared and bound copies, this is number 36; SIGNED on limitation page by Simpson; interior clean; text block has minor smudging to lower fore corner, small red smudge on upper fore corner, lower edge; shelved case 1. More

North Carolina: Broadfoot's Bookmark. Large Octavo; VG-/no-DJ; Volume set has light grey spine with gilt text to burgundy bar, index volumes beige spine with blue bar with gilt text; All volumes have moderate shelf wear and age, index volumes have light shelf wear and no visible marks, Volume set has visible staining to spine on most volumes, cloth have slight sunning to spine, cloth boards on some volumes have light to dark spotting, minor to moderate marks and blemishes along surfaces, panels are lightly bowed, heavier staining to exteriors of vols xix, xx, xxi; Binding solid; text block show minor wear to exterior edges, light foxing, otherwise text block clean; Volume I - 1893 - 384 pp Vol II - 1894 - 384 pp Vol III - 1895 - 387 pp Vol IV - 1896 - 444 pp Vol V - 1897 - 640 pp Vol VI - 1898 - 592 pp Vol VII - 1899 - 575 pp Vol VIII - 1900 - 558 pp Vol IX - 1901 - 573 pp Vol X - 1902 - 573 pp Vol XI - 1903 - 565 pp Vol XII - 1904 - 606 pp Vol XIII - 1905 - 591 pp Vol XIV - 1906 - 574 pp Vol XV - 1907 - 574 pp Vol XVI - 1908 - 672 pp Vol XVII - 1909 - 624 pp Vol XVIII - 1910 - 591 pp Vol XIX - 1911 - 600 pp Vol XX - 1912 - 592 pp Vol XXI - 1913 - 608 pp Vol XXII - 1914 - 576 pp Vol XXIII - 1915 - 576 pp Vol XXIV- 1916 - 576 pp Vol XXV - 1917 - 580 pp Vol XXVI - 1918 - 544 pp Vol XXVII - 1919 - 480 pp Vol XXVIII - 1920 - 480 pp Vol XXIX - 1921 - 448 pp Vol XXX - 1922 - 480 pp Vol XXXI - 1923 - 480 pp Vol XXXII - 1924 - 487 pp Vol XXXIII - 1925 - 479 pp Vol XXXIV - 1926 - 479 pp Vol XXXV - 1927 - 479 pp Vol XXXVI - 1928 - 479 pp Vol XXXVII - 1929 - 478 pp Vol XXXVIII - 1930 - 487 pp Vol XXXIX- 1931 - 479 pp Vol XL - 1932 - 447 pp Vol I - Cumulative Index A-F-733 pp Vol II - Cumulative Index G-O- 1536 pp. More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1881,1882,1883,1884,1887,1903,1906,1907, Mixed editions. Small Octavo; VG; Navy blue spines with gilt text; 16 volumes: The Antietam and Fredericksburg F.W. Palfrey], pp 228; The March to the Sea-Franklin and Nashville [Jacob D. Cox], pp 265; The Virginia Campaign of 1864 and 1865 [A.A. Humphreys], pp 451; The Mississippi [F.V. Greene], pp 276; The Army Under Pope [John C. Ropes], pp 229; The Blockade and the Cruisers, [J.R. Soley] pp 257; Chancellorsville and Gettysburg [A. Doubleday], pp 243; From Fort Henry to Corinth [M.F. Forge], pp 204; The Gulf and Inland Waters [A.T. Mahan], pp 267; The Outbreak of Rebellion [John G. Nicolay], pp 220; The Shenandoah Valley in 1864 [George E. Pond], pp 287; The Peninsula [Alexander S. Webb], pp 219; Statistical Record [Frederick Phisterer], pp 343; The Army of the Cumberland [Henry M. Cist], pp 289; Atlanta [Jacob D. Cox], pp 274; The Atlantic Coast [Daniel Ammen], pp 273; cloths have slight rubbing to exterior and edges, corners and spine edges lightly faded, boards are strong and intact; text blocks have slight darkening to exterior edges, previous owner's book plates and names to pastedowns and end papers, 3 inch tear to front end paper of The Army Under Pope; interiors unmarked; SHELVED IN AISLE 9; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More

Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1991. Collectors Edition. Octavos, 3 volumes; 840, 988, 1106 pages; VG; bound in fine maroon genuine leather with bright gilt spine titles and gilt decorative motif on covers; gilt text blocks; silk endpapers; silk ribbons; volume 1 SIGNED BY AUTHOR; shelved above easton press. More

Waco, Texas: Texian Press, 1963. Signed Limited Edition. 8vo., xii, 294pp.; VG; spine red with gilt lettering; very minor rubbing to corners, minor rubbing to head and tail of spine, signs of wear along spine edges; pink spotted text block; errata slip tipped in; this is copy number 22/50, signed by both authors and a representative of the publisher; second front endpaper has a newspaper clipping pasted regarding the book; minor pen markings very sporadically; shelved case 1. More

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2014. Octavo, 577 pages; VG; bound in fine dark green genuine leather with bright gilt spine title and gilt decorative motif to covers; gilt text block; marbled endpapers; housed in a matching VG publisher's slipcase; fold-out map of Valley of the Virginia at rear; shelved case 7. More

Washington, DC: Gibson Brothers, 1895. octavo in cloth. VG. Shelf and edge wear to boards. Corners of boards, ends of spine bumped. Gutter is cracked in area of page 46. Book is signed and inscribed by author on ffep. 245pp. Shelve in locked case 1. Spine is blue with gold text. More

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2014. Octavo, 752 pages; VG; bound in fine brown genuine leather with bright gilt spine title and gilt decorative motif to covers; gilt text block; silk ribbon; marbled endpapers; shelved case 7. More

Jackson: Mississippi Commission on the War Between the States, 1962. first edition. Octavo; G/G+; light gray/blue spine with black text; dust jacket is covered w/mylar and has moderate wear on exterior, mostly on rear; minor wear along edges with small chips at corners; price clipped front flap; light foxing along fore edges; cloths have slight wear on exterior & along edges, mores so at joints; panels are strong & intact; text blocks have slight wear on exterior edges; text pages are unmarked; pp 621-624 are loose, but still present; otherwise pages have good binding; unmarked pages; pp 636. Inscribed to Sen George L. Radcliffe by John D. Holland, Mayor of Vicksburg, Mississippi in 1962. More

Washington, D.C. The National Tribune, 1900. First Edition. Octavo, 288 pages; VG-; rebound in red cloth, gilt lettering to spine; first and last page curling; pages brittle; frontispiece portrait and illustrations; shelved case 1. More

Salem, MA: Higginson Book Co., 2006, 2007. Mixed Editions. Small Quarto; pp 1124; VG-/no-DJ; blue spines with gilt text; 2 volumes: Vol. 1, An Epic Prose Elegy: A Substudy of Sunset and Dusk of the Blue and the Gray; Vol. 2, An Epic Prose Elegy; full title The North's Last Boys in Blue: Last Living Chapter of the American Civil War; cloths show light sunning to spines; strong boards; text blocks have light spotting to exterior edges; interiors clean; frontispieces; profusely illustrated; signed by author; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More

New York: The J.H. Brown Publishing Company, 1885. Hardcover Small Folio; VG; Brown leather boards with gilt lettering, painted edges on text block; Boards show general shelf ware, sunning on spines, certain corners are softened due to bumping, spines are cocked, dings on certain edges, Vol. 2 shows chipping and fraying along spine, Vol. 1 shows pronounced fraying on foot of spine; Text blocks are age toned, Vol. 1 shows faded paint, the text block has light foxing near the head of front pages, tears in beds between spine and paste downs on front and back of text block, Vol. 2 shows tears between bed and pastedown of back of text block only, text and illustration legible and clear; pp 894. Higher shipping rates for items requested for expedited or international shipping as well as any items over 4 Lbs. Please contact shipping department for details. More

Boston, MA: North American Review, 1879. Volume 129, multiple issues. 8vo in beige boards, gold text on spine. VG+. Ex-libris sticker of Sen. Herbert Claiborne Pell. Small chip at the top edge of the ffep. Some fading to the boards. Erratically numbered. Bound articles concerning the American Civil War collected from copies of the periodical "North American Review" Dual listed on internet. Seller please contact Alan/Jonathan once book sells. More

General Books, 2009. Octavo: VG/no-DJ paperback: Tan spine with black text: Covers are clean with light general shelfwear, binding is tight: Textblock is clean and pages free of markings, folds and tears: This is a Print on Demand book, published by General Books in 2009: 361 pp. More

Hartford, Conn. W. S. Williams & Co., 1866. First Edition. Octavo, 384 pages; VG-; rebound in gray buckram, gilt lettering to spine, gilt Central Intelligence Agency seal to front cover; mild wear to boards; non-archival tape to gutters of frontispiece, title page; mild foxing throughout; with 13 plates; shelved case 1. More

Gaithersburg, Maryland: Butternut Press, Inc., 1985. Facsimile reprint of 1896 edition inscribed by Author's Granddaughter. Hardcover octavo with dust jacket, both in Very Good + condition. Inscribed by author's granddaughter, Rosalie Goodhart Dietz, on second front endpaper. Also included is an invitation to meet the Mrs. Goodhart Dietz at a book signing. Otherwise no markings to text and pages are clean. Binding is tight. Minimal shelf wear. Dust jacket is nicely protected and maintained by a transparent mylar book jacket cover. Illustrated with B&W photos, illustrations, and maps throughout. 243 pp. All else is very good. - [Transferred from Dupont to Rockville 6/20/2016]. More

New York: D. Appleton & Company, 1872. Octavo; VG-/no-DJ; Brown fabric spine with gilded text. Boards have shelf wear, rubbing on edges, tears on spine edges, bumping on corners, apart from that, binding strong; Textblock has light wear on edges and damp staining on bottom corner of edges, cracking on inner hinges, Ex-library bookplate on front paste down, otherwise, free of underlining/highlighting; pp 272. More

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 317 pages, VG-/VG; white DJ, red and black lettering: overall mild wear to DJ, "$23.00" to front flap, DJ protected by mylar; quarter-bound, red cloth spine, black matte paper boards: mild bumping to tail and bottom corners of boards; light age-toning to text-block, light foxing to top, small stain to fore-edge, very mild chipping to bottom edges of pages 165-174 visible to bottom of text-block; interior clean; INSCRIBED by Wills to title page; shelved Case 1. More

New York, NY: The Review of Reviews Co., 1912. US Printing. Qto(s). VG-/ - no DJs. 10 VOLUME SET. spine are much yellowed along spine, with faded titling but discernible lettering at close proximity. roughened spine ends, edges and corners. superficial wear to the front boards, blind-stamped decoratively on each volume front board. Volume 1 - The Opening Battles, interior foxed some, 369 pp. Volume 2 - Two Years of Grim War, foxing present on final rear sheets, ffep, 353 pp, Volume 3 - The Decisive Battles, neat interior, 353 pp., Volume 4 - The Cavalry, 336 pp., Volume 5 - Forts and Artillery, fep binding visible slightly. 322 pp., Volume 6 - The Navies, 322 pp. Volume 7 - Prisons and Hospitals, lightly foxed rearmost sheets and ffep. 352 pp. Volume 8 - Soldier Life Secret Service, 383 pp. Volume 9 - Poetry and Eloquence of Blue and Gray, 353 pp. Volume 10 - Armies and Leaders, weakened front hinge, 358 pp. profusely illustrated among the decoratively bordered textblock sheets. head-edge of each volume in this set is gilded. as is. COMPLETE IN 10 VOLUMES. More

Chicago: The Craig Press, 1890. Octavo; pp 129; G; red spine with dark gilt lettering; very scarce; cloth shows rubbed and sunned exterior, some fraying to fore and spine edges, slight dampstaining toward edges, however boards intact; text block has darkened to fore edges due to age, slightly cocked spine first end paper is loose, cracking to front and rear hinges, interior light marks on page 129; else good;. More

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2003. Limited Edition. Quarto, 267 pages; VG; bound in fine dark blue genuine leather with bright gilt spine title and gilt decorative motif on covers, front cover with a tipped-on glossy color-plate illustration; gilt text blocks; silk endpapers; silk ribbons; bookplate on verso of ffep; SIGNED on limitation page by Don Troiani; laid loose within is the certificate of authenticity; shelved easton press. More

Lynchburg, VA: H. E. Howard, n.d. [1995]. Limited First Edition [#312/1000]. Octavo, 108 pages, VG-/VG-; white DJ, golden yellow lettering: light age-toning/mild wear/scattered light fingerprint marks and other minor imperfections to covers of DJ, lettering (especially text to back cover) affected yet clear and legible; sticker to front flap, DJ protected by mylar; navy blue cloth boards, gold lettering: very light soiling to covers, very mild edgewear; light age-toning mostly to top, minor scattered foxing to text-block; signed by pinterior clean; ex-libris bookplate to front paste-down; INSCRIBED by Bearrs to previous owner, dated 12/15/95; SIGNED by Bearss to limitation page, No. 312 of 1000 signed and numbered copies stated to limitation page, "1st Edition" stated to title page; shelved Civil War. More

San Francisco/New York: Grabhorn Press/Random House, 1931. Limited Edition [#886/980]. 4to., 142 pp., VG-/no DJ; quarter-bound, gilt lettering to brown title label affixed to black cloth spine, blue paper boards; general shelfwear, bumping with material loss to corners of boards, star pattern to boards faded yet visible; age-toning and waving to text-block, beveled fore- and bottom-edges; ex libris bookplate to front paste-down; notations in pencil to bfep and back paste-down; very mild age-staining to front endpapers; SIGNED by Angelo stated to limitation page, No. 886 out of 980 copies, most of which were unsigned; shelved front table. More

n.p. The National Historical Society, 2008. Facsimile Reprints. Octavo; VG/no-DJ; red spines with gilt text; 4 volumes in 6 books: Vol. 1, Parts 1 and 2, General History; vol. 2, Maryland and Virginia; vol. 3, Parts 1 and 2, Virginia, vol. 4, North Carolina; cloths show slight wear; strong boards, silver toned design to fronts; text blocks have very slight wear to exterior edges, interiors clean; tight bindings; Shelved above Civil War History. More