New Jersey: n.d. Thin brown paper somewhat unevenly trimmed on sides but generally about 10 x 14 cm. It appears to have been franked in upper right corner by J. C. Ten Eyck, a Republican Senator from New Jersey. The name "B. F. Wade Ohio. is written along bottom edge..... More

Columbus, Ohio: Published and edited by S. Medary, 1863. five column eight page (57-64 for this issue) newspaper. Disbound (removed from a bound volume with stitch marks, etc. along left side. 50 cm. Horizontal fold. A newspaper full of politics, opinion and outrage. The lead article on the second page..... More

Philadelphia: King & Baird, Printers, 1864. 2nd ed. Paperback. 43p. Softcover in original wrapper. 23 cm. Minor cover spotting. Upper right corner darkened on a few leaves, the darkest of which is also clipped at the tip. Moderate vertical crease. Pictorial image of the school on the front cover. The..... More

Macon, Georgia: Joseph Clisby, 1862. Four page newspaper. Six columns. 42 x 54 cm. Horizontal and vertical crease. Adjacent areas partly folded over along vertical crease. Sound copy with moderate browning. This Confederate newspaper, published just a couple days after the South suffered a major defeat when Grant captured Fort..... More

Pasadena, Calif. Printed by House of Printing, (c. 1969). Presumed 1st ed. Paperback. photos, map, [8], 80, [1]p. Softcover in original gray wrapper. 25 cm. Modest cover fading. Internally sound and clean. Banks, a white Southerner, was born south of Hernando, Mississippi. Her father was a physician who also had..... More

Rockville: 1863. Paperback. 20p. Softcover in original wrappers. Stitched. 23cm. Modest cover soiling and wear (including a some spotting and minor chipping). Former owner's inked name at top of front cover. Blair was opposed to radical reconstruction of the South. He switched to the Democratic Party after the end of..... More

2 1/2 page Letter (on a single lightly-ruled 8 x 10 inch sheet folded to form four pages). Later folds, probably for mailing in a small envelope. Austin writes that he wants to attend the Free School for applicants seeking commands in colored troops. He asks Benjamin to send him..... More

New York: Random House, (1931). Limited Edition. Hardcover. illustrations, 142p. Original cloth backed boards. 33 cm. Modest foxing and wear on blank outer leaves. No jacket. Copy 934 of 980 numbered large paper copies printed in July, 1931 at the Grabhorn Press for Random House. An appealing edition. More

Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Chapman, 1862. Paperback. 12p. Later plain green wrapper. 19 cm. Minor foxing and wear. More

Written on the first 2 1/2 pages of a lined personal-sized sheet that had been folded to form 4 pages. 28 cm. Two later horizontal folds for mailing. Modest splitting at bottom of vertical fold. Soiling on blank final page. Dunnovan., a drummer in Company G, 21st Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers..... More

New York: Longmans, Green and Co., 1907. 1st ed. Hardcover. frontis, photos, erratum slip (between pages 249-249), index, 331p. Original blue cloth. 22cm. Ex lib. (BiIgelow Free Public Library). Among the library markings are a large bookplate inside front cover, a small label on backstrip with a call numer, a...... More

Evansville, IN: Herman Fluegel, (1864). Sheet_music. four-page piece of sheet music. Partial wrapper (pictorial front cover only). Moderate browning and edge-wear. "This Song and March is most respectfully dedicated to all True Union Patriots." Fluegel identified as serving in the U. S. A. Hospital Corps. More

n.p. Tenth Vermont Regimental Association, 1870. 1st ed. Hardcover. index, viii, [1], [10]-249p. Original cloth. 22cm. Front free endpaper has a couple of short tears. Backstrip chipped at ends and quite faded. Haynes served as Chaplain. The Regiment appears to have spent the war in and around Washington, DC and..... More