St. Louis: Times Printing, 1868. First. HB. [UNIT HISTORY-CONFEDERATE] Highly acclaimed. Howes A-227. Coulter 7. Nevins I-57. Dornbusch II-2577. Eight plates/illustrations required and all present. AN EXTREMELY RARE BOOK! ANYTHING ON CONFEDERATE MISSOURI UNITS IS VERY DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN! {CHECK BEVINS BOOK FOUND LATER}. More about Memoirs: Historical and Personal Including the Campaigns of the First Missouri Confederate Brigade

Doylestown, PA. W.W.H. Davis, 1868. First. HB. [MEMOIR-CONFEDERATE] Nevins I-185: "…contains much on everyday life.." Dornbusch II-18. Author was a member of the 1st Alabama Inf, CSA, a unit I believe was captured intact twice, Island 10 and Vicksburg. A very collectible Confederate book. More about Scraps From the Prison Table at Johnson's Island

[Newport, AR]: For the Author, Ca. 1913. First. HB. [UNIT HISTORY/MEMOIR-CONFEDERATE] A REAL RARITY! Try to find contemporary accounts of Arkansas Confederate units! Howes B-407. Coulter 30. Dornbusch II-107. Not in Nevins. Overall VG. Private Bevens served in the First Arkansas Infantry, CSA. Most all his service was in the... More about Reminiscences of a Private

NY: Charles Evans. 1863. First. HB. First Edition. Nevins II-35. SP-15 (Freeman). Book Very Good overall, FFEP excised, but tight and gold lettering on this smallish green book is bright. More about The Life and Military Career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, Lieutenant General in the Confederate Army

NY: Lange, Little Printers, 1875. First. [UNIT HISTORY-CONFEDERATE] Scarce book. Nevins I-61: “…above average unit history…” Howes 533. Coulter 41. The unit fought primarily in the Trans-Mississippi theater. Significant actions were at Mansfield, Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins Ferry. More about The Campaigns of Walker’s Texas Division

Palaemon Press Ltd, 1981. First Thus. HB. [MEMOIR-CONFEDERATE] Edited by Stuart Wright.Limited to 180 copies. Following page 63 is a manuscript page of Borcke’s handwritten journal. Not all copies of this limited edition have this page, likely less than 100 do. In a super slipcase with a picture of Borcke... More about Colonel Heros von Borcke’s Journal, 26 April to 8 October 1862

Guthrie, OK. State Capitol Printing, 1893. First. HB. This a very scarce first edition, the second edition of later years more common. ITC-20: "The best known, quite possibly the best, memoir of the Civil War by a private soldier. There can be no true portrayal of the private soldier of... More about Four Years in the Stonewall Brigade

n.p. For the Author, Ca. 1912. This work is dedicated to the J.E.B. Stuart, Camp 24, Confederate Veterans. John was 24 when he enlisted as a private in the 35th VA Battalion Cavalry, Company B, on 9/15/1862. This is the famed "Comanches." It was part of Ashby's Cavalry, then the... More about A Chapter on Prison Life: Experiences of a Confederate Private in a Federal War Prison

NY: Neale Publishing, 1907. First. HB. Author was a member of Quirk’s Scouts (Morgan) and Co. K, 12th Mississippi (CSA). Krick 104. Nevins II-10. Dornbusch II-585. More about Lee and His Cause, Or The Why and the How of the War Between the States

Cincinnati: Robert Clark Co, 1897. First. HB. A very collectable book, not seen often. Good pedigree: Nevins I-81; Dornbusch II-2697, Howes D-346, ITC-44. Tom Broadfoot: “…seldom found in good condition.” NICE ATTRIBUTION. GIFT INSCRIPTION FROM E. CRAWFORD TO CLARENCE R. HATTON. CW DATABASE HAS HATTON AS A VMI CADET EARLY..... More about Personal Recollections and Experiences in the Confederate Army. Better known as “Recollections...

Nashville: McQuiddy Printing, 1922. First. Stiff Wraps. Duncan was with Forrest at Donelson, Ft. Pillow, Murphfreeboro, Shiloh, Chickamauga and with Bragg in Kentucky. Duncan was from Mississippi (Corinth) and joined at age 15 when he served as a scout and guide. Nevins I-84: “…Member of Forrest’s Cavalry…” Coulter 139. Dornbusch..... More about Recollections of Thomas D. Duncan: A Confederate Soldier