Richmond: Ayres & Wade, 1862-1864. Forty-four issues (of 110), most 8pp. each. Folio. Old fold lines and light wear. Separations along gutter vertical folds. Some light tanning and soiling, scattered foxing and wear. Some issues lightly dampstained. Many issues trimmed at gutter margin creating loose sheets. Still very good, overall.....
Petersburg, Va. 1864. Pencil sketch, 10 x 14 1/4 inches. One vertical and two horizontal folds. Residue from previous mounting and old repair to verso, minute separation at two cross- folds. Lightly tanned. Very good. A large and well-executed pencil sketch of a field hospital toward the end of the.....
London: E. and C. Dilly, 1769. [8],122pp. plus frontispiece. Folding map in facsimile. Quarto. 20th-century three-quarter calf and marbled boards, spine gilt. Hinges and corners rubbed. Bookplate on front pastedown. Minor foxing and soiling. Contemporary notation on plate. Very good. Cluny details the commerce and produce of the colonies in.....
Richmond. 1878. xiv,[xv-xvi],[17]-265pp. Original brown cloth, spine gilt. Boards rubbed and lightly soiled. Hinges tender, but firm. Underlining on titlepage. Very light scattered soiling. Very good. The biography of hermit hunter and trapper Wilburn Waters, who lived in solitude in the mountains of Virginia, followed by a series of articles.....
Strasburg, Va: Shenandoah Publishing House Inc., 1932. 156pp. Green publisher's cloth, gilt titling and spine. Modern bookplate on rear pastedown. Very light toning. Near fine. A biography of frontiersman Simon Kenton. Kenton served as a scout in West Virginia and Kentucky during Dunmore's War. He was a close friend to.....
![PRICE-CURRENT, AT AMSTERDAM THE [blank] MAI 1800 [caption title]. Commercial Prices in America](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM46802.jpg?v=1593711703)
[Amsterdam. 1800]. 2pp. Quarto sheet. Old folds. Minor wear. Contemporary manuscript notations. Very good. Broadsheet detailing the current prices of goods for importation from and exportation to America. One side lists imports, the other exports. Imports listed include coffee, sugar, tobacco, indigo, cocoa, various kinds of wood including mahogany, whale.....
![CALL ME NOT BACK FROM THE ECHOLESS SHORE...[wrapper title]. Confederate Imprint](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM31320.jpg?v=1593711478)
[Richmond: George Dunn & Company, ca. 1863]. [4]pp. Folio. Self-wrappers. Ornate lithograph titlepage and sheet music. Minor dust soiling. Very good. A touching Confederate ballad. The words were written by Charles Sawyer, music by Henry Tucker. The score was also printed in Macon and Savannah at approximately the same time.....
![GOOD BYE SWEETHEART, GOOD BYE [wrapper title]. Confederate Imprint](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM31318.jpg?v=1593711478)
[Richmond: George Dunn & Company, 1863]. [3]pp. Folio. Self-wrappers, backed with archival tape. Ornate lithograph cover and sheet music. Moderate foxing. Overall very good. A touching Confederate ballad, sung to ladies left behind. The words were written by Folkestone Williams, the music by John Liptrot Hatton. A quaint Confederate imprint.....
![LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR...MARCH 31, 1862 [caption title]. Confederate Imprint](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM54020.jpg?v=1593711886)
[Richmond. 1862]. 31pp. Self-wrappers, detached. Spine perishing, light wear at corners. Institutional ink stamp on front wrap. Tanned. Good. Official Confederate government report on the Battle of Big Bethel, compiled by Secretary of War J.B. Magruder from field reports by principal Confederate officers. The battle took place near Newport News.....
Richmond. 1863-64. Various paginations. Thick octavo. Original cloth backed boards, printed paper spine label. Spine and several leaves loose, some darkening, else very good. This volume contains 51 of the 53 documents issued in the Virginia legislative session of 1863-64. These are fully listed in Crandall and Parrish & Willingham.....
![POPULAR SONG. WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE, IS OVER [wrapper title]. Confederate Imprint](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM31329.jpg?v=1593711478)
[Richmond: West & Johnston, 1864]. [3]pp. Folio. Self-wrappers. Lithograph title and sheet music. Moderate foxing. Very good. A musical answer to the age-old question posed to lovers by war. Words by A.J. Andrews, music by C.W. Burton. Scarce. A quaint Confederate imprint.
Richmond. 1862. xxii,[blank leaf],420pp. plus plate. Old marbled boards detached, spine perished. Upper 20% of titlepage clipped off, obliterating first two words in title. Old stamp on titlepage and a few other leaves. Else internally sound and good. Regulations governing every aspect of the Confederate army, indexed. Parrish & Willingham.....
Richmond. 1861. 29pp. Half morocco and marbled boards. Lower forecorner of title-leaf and first two text leaves gnawed, text unaffected. Old stamp on titlepage. Tanned. Overall a fair copy. Rules governing conduct, organization, and supplying of the army of Virginia. "Possibly printed before the secession of Virginia" - Parrish &.....
![THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD LAND YET [wrapper title]. Confederate Imprint](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM31322.jpg?v=1593711478)
[Augusta: Blackmar & Bro. ca. 1862]. [4]pp. Folio. Self-wrappers. Lithograph titlepage and sheet music. Spine reinforced with archival tape, minor creasing. Overall very good. Variant edition, without priority, also published in New Orleans and Houston. A rousing song of hope in the Confederate cause when, by all counts, the outlook.....
[Richmond. nd, 1864?]. 15pp. Later cloth backed marbled boards. Worn and chipped, tanned, old stamp on first page. Overall good. Prints several reports, all of which are signed in print at the end, "The people," regarding the perilous fiscal condition of the Confederate government. The anonymous author makes several recommendations.....
[Richmond: George Dunn & Company, 1864]. [4]pp. Lithograph title and sheet music. Folio. Self-wrappers. Moderate foxing, heavier in upper margin of second leaf, and minor dust soiling. Good. Variant issue, without priority. One of the most popular Confederate songs, lamenting the losing cause. Words and music by the prolific team.....
[Richmond: George Dunn & Company, 1864]. [3]pp. Folio. Self-wrappers. Lithograph title and sheet music. Moderate foxing and minor dust soiling. Good. Variant issue, without priority. One of the most popular Confederate songs, lamenting the losing cause. Words and music by the prolific team of Charles C. Sawyer and Henry Tucker.....
[N.p., likely Richmond. 1861]. Broadside, 6 1/4 x 4 inches. Light edge wear and minor spotting. Very good. A scarce Confederate election ticket for the state of Virginia. The handbill announces the candidacy of Jefferson Davis for president of the Confederate States, and Alexander Stephens for his vice president. It.....
Richmond. 1862. v,[1],[57]-92,ix,[8]pp. Original printed wrappers (detached). Leaves tanned. Old stamps on front wrapper, titlepage and several other leaves. Good. An installment of Confederate laws, including public and private laws from the second session of the first congress.
Richmond. 1862. v,[1],56,ix,[blank leaf],6,[1]pp. Original printed wrappers (chipped and detached). Old stamp on titlepage and several other leaves. Else generally good. Rare Confederate laws, consisting of public and private laws from the first session of the first congress.
Richmond: Sentinel Job Office, 1864. [2],[63]-149pp. Antique-style half calf and marbled boards. Old stamp on titlepage and a few other leaves, somewhat tanned, else very good. Ould was the Confederate agent for prisoner exchanges. This report prints the correspondence between Ould and federal agents regarding the detention of non- combatants.....
Richmond, Va. 1864. viii,223pp. plus maps (some folding, some tinted). Original maroon cloth, front board gilt lettered. Spine and lower rear board sunned, light wear to corners and spine ends. Light tanning, otherwise internally clean. Overall very good. Includes chapters on the manufactures, history, produce, flora, and fauna of the.....
Richmond. 1863. 170pp. Later stitching. Titlepage heavily foxed, some wear. Light foxing to text, some light dampstaining. Wear to final leaf. Good. A rare official report concerning the important battles for control of the Mississippi, and printing official battle reports by Confederate officers covering operations at Vicksburg; Baton Rouge; Corinth;.....
Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, [ 1863]. 35pp. 12mo. Self-wrappers. Moderate edge wear. Overall very good. A charming Confederate almanac, calculated by David Richardson of Louisa County, Virginia. Richardson's ...ALMANAC... contains all of the usual useful information, including a sketch of the Confederate government and an explanation of the "Situation of.....
![UNCUT SHEET OF FOUR EARLY CONFEDERATE ELECTORAL TICKETS FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA]. Confederate...](/pictures/thumb/WRCAM53752.jpg?v=1593711880)
[N.p., likely Richmond. late 1861]. Broadside, matted to 7 x 11 inches, framed to 12 x 15 inches overall. Small marginal adhesive stain at top and bottom center, some wrinkling, small chip to lower right corner, contemporary ink signature in bottom margin. Very good. Matted and framed. An intriguing and.....
