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
Raleigh: Edwards & Broughton, 1893. First. Wraps bound into boards. This a copy of a speech given by Avery, a NC Supreme Court judge on the date given. Very little is found on Hill who gained Lieutenant General rank in the Confederate Army. He was Stonewall's brother-in law and good..... More
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
NY: Putnam, 1891. First. HB. [CAMPAIGN-CONFEDERATE] Nevins I-23: “Repetitious of Beauregard’s earlier writing and purporting to answer several of General J.E. Johnston’s views; only partially convincing.” Two folding maps. More
[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
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
Austin: Univ of Texas, 1919. First. Wraps. [UNIT HISTORY-CONFEDERATE] The noted 8th Texas Cavalry. Dornbusch II-1055. Coulter 35. Nevins I-60. Most dismiss his account as it was written 60 years after the events and from memory. Nonetheless, the Terry Texas Rangers had an enviable war record. More
Scotland Neck, NC: W.L.L. Hall, 1888. First. Wraps. [UNIT HISTORY-CONFEDERATE] Dornbusch III-2026. Not in Nevins. Unusual, has a sticker on front wrap with Bond listed as Superintendent of Public Instruction in Scotland Neck, NC. There was a bitter debate between North Carolina and Virginia about the naming of the famous..... More
Roanoke, VA: n.p., 1917. Second. Wraps. Brown served in Company C, 12th VA Inf of Mahone’s Brigade. Scarce book. Dornbusch II-1376. Coulter 55. Howes B-864. Wright B-1408. Nevins I-64. Dornbusch II-1376. Coulter 55. Howes B-864. Wright B-1408. Nevins I-64. More
Huntington, WVA: Paragon Printing, Ca. 1920. First. HB. EXTREMELY RARE, ONLY 125 COPIES PRINTED! John was only 16 when he enlisted in the 31st VA Infantry. Initial service was in Jackson’s Division, later Ewell’s. He joined the newly formed 20th VA Cav in 1863. Believe the book was..... More
Louisville, KY: Courier-Journal Job, 1917. First. Hard Cover. Castleman was a CSA major in the Second Kentucky Cavalry, CSA. The Second Cavalry belonged to General John Hunt Morgan's command and had Basil Duke as the LtCol. The unit fought in the West, with much of the regiment captured at Buffington..... More
Atlanta: D.E. Luther Publishing, 1901. First. Hard Cover. Another biography of Stonewall, this one approved by Stonewall's wife, Mary Anna Jackson. It contains testimonies/articles about Jackson by noted Confederates like Wade Hampton, Stephen Lee, Fitzhugh Lee, Joseph Wheeler, et.al .A thick and heavy book with a striking cover .Numerous illustrations..... More
Washington City: National Publishing, 1904. First. HB. BOOK SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY THE SON OF THE REBEL SCOUT AUTHOR. Dornbusch II-2660. Nevins I-73: “…memoirs of a Confederate cavalryman who made many solo trips to Washington.” Howes 695. Small red book. More
NY: Charles Richardson, 1866. Later Printing. Hard Cover. The real first is a very rare and expensive Confederate imprint. The "Union version" was evidently "stolen" during the War and published in the North during the War. Likely immediately upon Jackson's death. Not a common book even so. Nevins..... More
Baltimore: Green-Lucas, 1920. First. HB. Dame, William Meade. BOOK IN A SCARCE DJ. Author a member of the Richmond Howitzers, a famous artillery unit that served in the Army of Northern Virginia. Saw action in virtually all battles from First Manassas through Appomatox. More
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
Louisville, KY: Courier-Journal, 1890. First. HB. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY MARY DICKISON, AUTHOR. Inscription reads, "To Robert (?) Whitney with sincere affection of the author. You have asked with free (?) Christian kindness for me in my sad, childless widow'shood and God will bless you." What looks like the same..... More
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
NY: Neale Publishing, 1906. First Thus. Hard Bound. Duke's most noted service in the war was as second-in-command for his brother-in-law John Hunt Morgan; Duke would later write a popular account of Morgan's most famous raid: 1863's Morgan's Raid. He took over Morgan's command after Morgan was shot by Union..... More
NY: Neale Publishing, 1913. First. HB. Author was a member of the 40th VA Inf. ; served as Captain of Company I. More
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
Evansville, IN: Keller Printing and Publishing, 1898. First. HB. Dyer served with the 1st Kentucky Cav. He was jailed at Camp Chase, later accompanied Davis on his flight after Lee’s surrender. Coulter 141. Dornbusch II-376. Howes; but not Nevins. More
n.p., Ca. 1883. First. Wraps. This was an address given by Early on Feb 22, 1883, before a reunion of the Maryland Line. The booklet has stamped on the top of the front cover, “Sold for the relief of the maimed and needy Confederate soldiers in Maryland.” SCARCE!! VG for..... More
Richmond: Whittet & Shepperson, 1885. First. HB. SADLY, THE BOOK IS WITHOUT ITS FRONTISE PORTRAIT. SUBJECT UNKNOWN. REST OF THE BOOK IS VG+ TO NEAR FINE. A HANDSOME BOOK YET! .WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN A $300 PLUS BOOK IS OFFERED AT $125. Figg was a prisoner at least twice..... More
Richmond: William Byrd Press, 1928. First. Hard Bound. A standard. Nevins III-1387. Foldout map in book, very good condition. Carries significant facts without covering where every bullet fell. Has an errata sheet called "proof reading errors." More