London. 1863/1865. Two volumes. vii,230pp. plus two maps; viii,234pp. plus five maps and errata slip. Modern three-quarter calf and marbled boards. Without the errata slip in the first volume. Internally clean. Very good. Chesney was a British military observer of the Civil War. While the second title is designated "Volume.....

London: Printed for J. Marshall, 1734. 219,[3],42pp. 12mo. Modern three-quarter morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt. Bottom portion of spine darkened. Bookplates on front endpapers, foxed, tanned, a few old dampstains. Small chip at bottom of titlepage, not affecting text. Good. The "fourth edition, corrected." A shipwreck narrative with Americana.....

Boston: Weeks, Jordan and Company, 1839. iv,467,[1]pp. Original cloth, stamped in blind, gilt title on spine. Spine ends a bit chipped, small gouge in front cover. Scattered foxing. Withal, just about very good. First American edition, translated from the third Paris edition of the previous year. Chevalier, later a well-.....

Charleston, S.C. 1865. Four issues, [4]pp. each. Newspapers, creased, some minor tears at folds, edges bit frayed. Else a nice, good set. A scarce run of this South Carolina newspaper, including the following numbers: March 14 and 30, April 15, and August 21. Includes southern reports on "Sherman, the Raider;".....

London. 1864. 32pp. Printed self-wrappers. Some wear to extremities, pages loose, else very good. An interesting British document reprinting communications between the Secretary of the Admiralty, Mr. Hammond, and members of Parliament, on what to do regarding the Confederate prize-vessel, Tuscaloosa, originally the American vessel, Conrad, while docked at the.....

[Philadelphia]: Jas. B. Rodgers, [ 1865]. Broadside, 8 3/4 x 7 inches, including decorative mourning border. Printed in black on card stock. Light surface soiling. Near fine. A facetious work of political satire in the form of a Death Certificate and commemorating the fall of the Confederacy at the conclusion.....

Washington. 1863. Three volumes. 756;512;659pp. Original blindstamped cloth, spines gilt. Ex-lib. with bookplates. Slight fraying at corners and at head and toe of spines, cloth separated along front hinge of first volume. Minor marginal dampstain in first volume but generally clean inside and good plus overall. Relevant clipping tipped in.....

Athens, Ga. May 6, 1865. Broadside, 15 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches. Minor edge wear, some toning and spotting, two small dark stains, old folds. Overall good condition. An interesting broadside newspaper extra concerning the Union occupation of Athens, Georgia at the end of the Civil War. The paper was.....

Hilton Head, S.C. May 31, June 6, and June 16, 1865. [1],[1],[3]pp. Each disbound from a larger volume, with two stabholes along the left margin. Overall, very good. A fascinating trio of printed general orders and circulars issued from Hilton Head by the Union Army's Department of the South in.....

Brooklyn. 1865. 172,2pp. plus illus. Frontis. Original green cloth. Very good. Describes the journey, the condition of the city upon arrival, and the ceremony to which they travelled: the raising of the flag of the United States over Fort Sumter, to commemorate the close of the Civil War. Not in.....

Richmond: West & Johnston, [ 1861]. Sheet map, 19 3/4 x 26 inches. Old fold lines. Some separation at two folds on the right edge. Light wear, minor toning. Very good. A handsome and historic map depicting the First Battle of Manassas, or Bull Run, depicting troop positions and movements.....

Baltimore, Md. and Petersburg, Va. Jan. 3-Nov. 17, 1864. Twenty autograph letters, signed, most two to four pages on single folded bifolium stationery; handful of partial letters; and one Grand Army of the Republic membership card. Some fading, occasional spotting and foxing. Overall very good. An informative collection of Civil.....

Vicksburg, Ms. June 6, 1865. 4pp., on a small bifolium. Slight chips at upper right corner, two slits at gutter margin for intended binding. Faint foxing at edges. About very good. A brief report on two courts-martial of two officers in the 58th Colored Infantry in Vicksburg, two months after.....