Confederate Medicine
[Baton Rouge]: Southern Historical Association, 1940. First. Large Wraps Disbound. Excellent general narrative by the author of the In Tall Cotton selection, Doctors in Gray. This pages 151-166 of the May 4, 1940 journal. More
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A History of the Medical Department of the United States Army.
Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, 1929. First. HB. [ATTRIBUTION-MEDICAL] . There are over 70 inscriptions and signatures in the book. Many on tipped in pages. They start with the author’s and the surgeon general who wrote the introduction for the book. This book served as an autograph book for the man who..... More
Civil War Medicine
Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1966. First. Hard Bound. Not in Nevins.Brooks covers the growth of the medical field from a few incompetent surgeons pre-war to the vast operation when the war concluded. He deals with both diseases and surgical care. More
The Confederate Medical Officer in the Field.
NY: New York Academy of Medicine, 1958. First. Large wraps. A short article authored by the In Tall Cotton author of "Doctors in Gray." This an article included with two others in the July 1958 Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine. Scholarly study. More
Doctors in Gray:The Confederate Medical Service.
Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 1958. First. HB. ITC-32. “An excellent general account..” Nevins I-6: “..a scholarly study..”. More
Recollections of a Rebel Surgeon
Chicago: Clinic Publishing, 1901. Second. Hard Bound. The book is full of anecdotes and has little organization. Lots of dialog long after the fact. The author was from Mississippi and hints he served in one of the State's units - but which one is a guess. Nevins I-78. More
General Orders No. 35.
Washington City: GPO, 1861. First. Disbound single page wrap. A single page General Orders with the "how to determine the competency of a military surgeon" which is done by a three member board. If found wanting, kick him out. Original signature of later Major General Thomas. Also included..... More
A Manual of Military Surgery, Or, Hints on the Emergencies of Field, Camp, and Hospital Practice
NY: Lippincott, 1861. Second Edition dated 1862. HB Manual. AN EXTREMELY RARE SURGEON’S MANUAL. SO SCARCE IT CAN NOT BE FOUND IN ANY REFERENCES. I HAVE SEEN A CONFEDERATE VERSION ONCE AND IT WAS MARKED $5,000! More
A Treatise on Military Surgery and Hygiene.
NY: Bailliere Brothers, 1865. First. HB Manual. A RARE AND EXPENSIVE CIVIL WAR SURGEON'S MANUAL. THIS A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE SANITARY COMMISSION TO THE SIXTH ARMY CORPS. Great content, covers virtually all medical aspects of the military surgeon. Case studies and an interesting commentary on the quality of Afro-American..... More
Mending Broken Soldiers: The Union and Confederate Programs to Supply Artificial Limbs.
Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois Press, 2012. First. Hard Bound. Scholarly study in a long neglected field. Large portions of post war state budgets were earmarked for this purpose. As many as 60,000 underwent amputation during the War. More
The Action of Medicine in the System.
Philadelphia. Lindsay & Blakiston, 1863. Fourth American. War Dated. HB. This is a fourth American edition, the first being an English edition. Very rare, covers pharmaceutical issues and how the body deals with those taken orally. A very scholarly study, it rec’d a major award from the London Medical Society..... More
The Excision of Joints
Boston: Welch, Bigelow and Co., 1861. First. HB. Civil War dated medical book used by military doctors in the field. Much reference material inside, no illustrations. Likely very rare. A manual likely kept close at hand due to the huge number of amputations performed during the War. Not common!!... More
Our Army Nurses
Boston: B. Wilkens, 1895. First. HB. Nevins I-103. great narrative with many stories by the nurses. Nice pictorial front board. Little found on Civil War nursing, so much was done by volunteer civilian women. More
A Prototype of a Confedertae Hospital Center in Lynchburg, Virginia
Lynchburg: Warwick House, 1986. First. Hard Bound. The book was endorsed by the Lynchburg Historical Society. Lynchburg became a large Confederate medical center due to the railroad that ran from the battlefields of upper Virginia to this inland city. The use of the railroad to evacuate wounded was novel to..... More
Muskets and Medicine, or Army Life in the Sixties
Philadelphia: F.A. Davis, 1917. First. HB. Nevins I-114. Coulter 258. Dornbusch I-IL-359. Nevins states it is the only printed record of note of the 130th Ill Infantry. A super book with interesting and not seen photos about the medical field. BOOK SIGNED ON FFEP NEAR GUTTER. Mostly Trans Mississippi... More
The Surgeons of the Civil War
Muncie, IN: Indiana State Medical Association, 1918. Off print of a medical journal. Wraps. Small and short wrappers piece. General Kemper served as surgeon to the 17th Indiana Mounted Infantry, a member of the famed Wilder's Brigade. Heavy on Indiana. More
Three Years in Camp and Hospital
Boston: George Russell, 1870. First. Hard Bound. The story of a man taken with himself. An entertainer who traveled about The Eastern Theater. Nevins I-122. Dornbusch II-2198. More
Doctors in Blue
NY: Henry Schuman, 1952. First. HB. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE LIMITED EDITION, IT LOOKS LIKE A CIVIL WAR ROUNDTABLE SIGNATURE SHEET TIPPED IN. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Nevins I-3: "…complete scholarly treatment." Union Bookshelf-3: "…admirably compressed much essential information about a neglected topic…" More
War Reminiscences by the Surgeon of Mosby’s Command.
Richmond, VA: For the Author, 1890. First. Hard Bound. EXCEEDINGLY RARE. I HAVE SEEN THIS BOOK ONLY TWICE IN 25 YEARS AND BOTH COPIES WERE HELD TOGTHER WITH RUBBER BANDS. TOM ROADFOOT LISTS TWO VERSIONS WITH THE SAME PUBLICATION DATE OF 1890. ONE HAS 208 PAGES . THEN..... More
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Likely Boston: Unknown, 1861- 4. All First Printings. Detached. THIS LOT IS A COMPILATION OF MEDICAL JOURNALS DATED FROM 1861 THROUGH 1864. EACH HAS CIVIL WAR RELATED INFORMATION. ALL ARE DISBOUND. FOLLOWING ARE THE DATES OF THE ARTICLES AND A BRIEF RECAP OF SOME OF THE..... More
Surgical Care of the Confederate States Army.
NY: Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, 1958. First. Large Wraps. A large wrappers off print dealing with Confederate medical care. The male author was a Professor of Clinical Surgery at Columbia University.Illustrated. More
Disease in the Civil War: Natural Biological Warfare in 1861-1865.
Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1968. First. Hard bound. Very scholarly study of the effect disease had on the armies readiness. It is commonly known that far more soldiers died from disease than from combat. The auther looks at the impact illness had on readiness and several major battles. A...... More
Record of the Federal Dead Buried From Libby, Belle Isle, Danville and Camp Lawton Prisons
Philadelphia: James Rodgers, 1865. First. Hard Bound. The title tells it all. Great reference tool. Tremendous list of names from many Southern POW camps. Nevins I-204. More
The Cincinnati Lancet and Observer
{Cincinnati}: Cincinnati Lancet and Observer, 1863. First. Disbound wraps. Various articles dealing with militay medicine. More
The Boys in White; The Experience of a Hospital Agent In and Around Washington.
NY: Lange & Hillman, 1870. First. Hard Cover. Nevins I-91: “ One of the better, straightforward accounts of life in Federal hospitals…” .A woman from Michigan who spent nearly three years with the Army of the Potomac nursing the wounded and ill. Her recollections are fresh as they came from..... More
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