New York: R. H. Russell. First edition. Illus. by Frederic Remington, from his own personal observations while in Cuba, and from photographs. Original brown paper boards and spine stamped in red and black. Some rubbing to edges and spine. Foxing to endpapers and a little scattered throughout. BAL 4524. More about CUBA IN WAR TIME
New York: Arthur H. Hahlo & Co. Publishers, No. 569, (1919). First edition. Illus. with frontis proof signed by author plus 100 etchings with facing captions. 4to. Gray paper covered boards with white paper vellum spine stamped in gilt. Edition limited to 500 copies. Very good clean copy shows a.... More about IN FRANCE WITH THE AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES
Boston: Lamson, Wolffe and Co., 1898. First edition. 8vo. xvi, 369pp. Illustrated, frontispiece portrait of Wheeler, folding maps. Original blue cloth, gilt title on spine. Very good copy. More about THE SANTIAGO CAMPAIGN 1898
Columbia, SC: The State Co., 1922. First edition. 8vo. Frontis., 455pp. With his brother Ambrose, who wrote the foreword to this volume, N.G. Gonzales founded and published The State newspaper in Columbia, S.C. in 1891. Their outspoken criticism of the Tillman regime led to N.G. Gonzales' murder in 1903 by... More about IN DARKEST CUBA: TWO MONTHS' SERVICE UNDER GOMEZ ALONG THE TROCHA FROM THE CARIBBEAN TO THE...
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899. First edition. 8vo. xi, 298pp. Frontis., illus. Original gilt decorated cloth, top edge gilt. Faded unevenly on covers. Slight tear top inch of front hinge. Clean and tight. More about THE ROUGH RIDERS
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1873. First edition. 8vo. 521pp. Blue cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Some rubbing to spine ends and corners, a gathering pulled otherwise very good. Faulk 514: “A rather full account of the war from a junior officer’s view. More about MEMOIRS OF A MARYLAND VOLUNTEER. WAR WITH MEXICO, IN THE YEARS 1846-7-8
Hartford: The J.B. Burr Publishing Co., 1875. First edition. Frontispiece portrait, 589 pp. numerous full-page woodcuts. Original gilt decorated green cloth. Front joint, spine ends and corners worn. All edges gilt. Sold to benefit the widow and children of Capt. Fry. More about LIFE OF CAPT. JOSEPH FRY, THE CUBAN MARTYR.Being a faithful Record of His Remarkable Career from...
Kansas City: Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Co., 1898. 8vo. Frontis. 274pp. illus., map. Publisher's blue cloth with gilt lettering and black illustration. Very good. Contemporary owner signature of Major M. D. Clement. 5th Mass. Vol. Infantry. Waltham, Mass on the flyleaf. He later became Mayor of Waltham. More about HISTORY OF THE GATLING GUN DETACHMENT Fifth Army Corps at Santiago, with a Few Unvarnished Truths...
New York: The Century Company, 1899. First edition. 8vo. Frontis.. 327pp., illus. Green stamped cloth with embossed seal in red and gilt on cover, embossed seal on back cover, gilt on spine. Spine slightly faded, offsetting to endpapers from newspaper clipping. Top edge gilt. Very good. More about MAXIMILIAN IN MEXICO: a Woman's Reminiscences of the French Intervention 1862-1867
Mobile: S.H. Goetzel & Co., 1860. Frontis. xii,[13]-431,[2]pp., folding color map. 12mo. Original red cloth, stamped in blind, spine gilt rubbed. Overall soiled with wear to corners and spine ends.. Light foxing and toning. Good. The map is crisp with some darkening on outer edge that extended past pages. Nice..... More about THE WAR IN NICARAGUA
Philadelphia: H. C. Carey and I. Lea, 1824. First edition. 8vo. 359 pp. Tables, large folding map (long seperation at central fold and other shorter seperations at other folds). Half calf (rubbed, spine severely eroded) and boards. Map laid down on thick paper. Good copy only. Later paper label on... More about NOTES ON MEXICO, MADE IN THE AUTUMN OF 1822; Accompanied by an Historical Sketch of the...
June 1886. Folio newspaper. Single issue. 52 cm. 24 pp., illustrated wrappers, stitched. Text in six columns, with in text illustrations and advertisements throughout. Some overall toning to wrappers, some chipping and short tears along spine edge, but a very good copy. Front wrapper illustration by San Francisco based lithographers... More about GRAND ARMY EDITION. DAILY MERCURY. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
[Albion, NY: ca. 1868]. Broadside. 70 x 58 cm. Newspaper supplement, printed in nine columns, recording the speech of Hon. Noah Davis on the "Issues of the Day Ably Discussed. Reconstruction---Public Debt---Democratic Repudiation---Greenbacks and Bonds---Taxation---Expose of Democratic Misrepresentations---Gov. Church Under the Scalpel." Old fold lines, but an otherwise fresh copy... More about SUPPLEMENT TO THE ORLEANS AMERICAN
[Boston: Printed by Young & Minns, 1798] Imprint supplied by Evans. Broadside. 46 x 28 cm. Old fold lines, overall toning of sheet, old tidelines and small rust marks and holes at edges (likely from having been posted), chipping to margins, especially along the right edge, but no loss of... More about COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY...
[Boston: Printed by Thomas & John Fleet, 1779] Imprint supplied by Evans. Broadside. 25 x 19 cm. Old fold lines, short separation along one fold slightly affecting a word or two of text, but all legible, shallow chipping at edges. Signed in type by John Hancock, Speaker, In Council, June... More about STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-BAY. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JUNE 8, 1779. Whereas by a Resolve...
[NP: 1863]. Narrow folio broadside. 35 x 11 cm. Slight browning and spotting, faint remains of tape [from posting?] along top edge, but very good. The notice states: "Intelligence reached the city last evening that Marmaduke, with four thousand men and artillery, was advancing upon Patterson, where only a few... More about REBEL RAID IN SOUTHEAST / MISSOURI. / ATTACK UPON PATTERSON. / FIGHT BETWEEN 1,500 OF THE ENEMY /...
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Tuscaloosa [AL]: Wiley, McGuire and Henry, Prs. [December 10, 1832]. Broadside on silk. 60 x 49 cm. Text in seven columns, enclosed in a decorative border. Old staining to margins, and partly into text, but all legible. Damage and some loss to upper margin of broadside, extending at one point... More about THE PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION, RELATING TO THE SOUTH-CAROLINA ORDINANCE. [caption title
[Toledo or Cincinnati, OH?]: np, 1882. Broadsheet. 45 x 14 cm. Addressed "To the Editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer," with a date line of "Toledo, Ohio, January 31, 1882." Old fold lines, slight stain to upper left corner, otherwise very good. No OCLC, nor have we found located elsewhere. The... More about CHICKAMAUGA. THE CLAIM OF "HERO" AT THAT BATTLE. A REPLY TO THE STATEMENT OF GEN. J. B....
[Lawrenceville, IL: np, 1855?]. Broadside. 57 x 27 cm. Some toning otherwise very good. Extolling the virtues of the land and its abundant fertile soil, good water and choice timber land, most all property within one to six miles of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail Road. Date from BYRD who... More about THIRTY THOUSAND ACRES OF / LAND / FOR SALE!!! / The Subscribers Would Call Public Attention to...
[Ravenna, OH: 1832]. Newspaper extra. Single sheet, 39cm. 2pp. Text in three columns. Old fold lines, separated across horizontal fold but text legible, overall toning of sheet, small ink note [illegible] in upper right corner; thumbnail sized chip in outer margin, not affecting text. On the recto of this extra... More about WESTERN COURIER. --- EXTRA. Ravenna, September 8, 1832
Cincinnati, [OH]: Times Print, nd [ca.1861-65]. Broadside. 64 x 48 cm. Printed in various sizes and styles of type. Woodcut signed in image by "Frazer & Denis, Cin." This firm of wood engravers and designers had offices in the Gazette Building on Main Street in Cincinnati, according to an 1852... More about GOOD NEWS FOR ALL / NEW CASH STORE AT OLIVE GREEN / Fresh Goods at Prices suited to the War Times...
Philadelphia, PA: International Publishing Co., nd [1901]. Square 8vo. Illustrations and colored covers bound in with specimen text for each volume. The other five titles, from the same publisher, include: THE CHILD'S STORY OF BIRDS, BEASTS AND REPTILES by Frederick Lonnkvist; GREAT AMERICAN MEN & WOMEN FOR LITTLE AMERICAN BOYS... More about THE GOOD CHILD'S DELIGHT WITH PICTURES BRIGHT AND STORIES AND RHYMES FOR HAPPY TIMES. [Bound with...
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Cambridge: May 17[80]. Single sheet, partly printed, completed in manuscript, 17 x 10 cm. Old vertical fold line, reinforced with an archival repair on verso. This notice, signed in ink by Thaddeus Mason (1706-1802), notifies the town of Concord that the time for renewing inn holding and retailing (liquor) licenses... More about MIDDLESEX C. / TO THE SELECT-MEN OF THE TOWN OF [CONCORD] / GENTLEMEN, / THIS CONTAINS THE NAMES...
Roanoke, (VA): (Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co.), 1926. "Photographic facsimile of the Williamsburg Edition of 1730," 1/870 copies signed by the typographer, Edward Stone. Small folio. (10), 15 pp. Facsimile of the 1730 original printed by William Parks during the year he established a press at the Virginia capital (OCLC... More about TYPOGRAPHIA: AN ODE ON PRINTING
Trenton, NJ: Printed for private distribution by John L. Murphy, 1882. First edition. 8vo. 45 pp. Printed complimentary slip from the author tipped-in. Traces of binding along spine; AAS duplicate, with blindstamp. Printed yellow wrappers (disbound from a pamphlet volume). (4663). More about NEW JERSEY CONTINENTAL LINE IN VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN OF 1781
