Philadelphia: Alexander Towar, 1833. xlvii,[1],574pp. 20th-century buckram, gilt leather labels. Titlepage stained, with dampstaining near the gutter of the first few and last few leaves, minor foxing. Good plus. The second digest of laws for the state of Alabama, after the 1823 digest compiled by Judge Harry Toulmin. For this...

Montgomery: N.B. Cloud, 1858. 468pp. Original half sheep and paper boards. Spine almost perished, boards somewhat soiled and nearly detached, edges and corners worn. Light foxing and tanning. Good. A scarce printing of state laws from the Alabama legislature just prior the Civil War. Only six copies located by OCLC.

Tuscaloosa: Ferguson & Eaton, 1838. 136pp. Modern half morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt with leather label. Ownership inscription on titlepage. Light foxing and soiling. Very good. The rare military code for the state of Alabama. The text includes constitutional provisions, organizational guidelines, training and exercises, regulations for war, duties...

Montgomery. 1862. 16pp. Original printed wrappers. Contents toned, else very good. An examination of the state of and prospects for freemasonry, delivered by one of the brothers from the Lodge in Cahaba, Alabama, John A. Lodor. A Confederate imprint.

Birmingham. 1910. xxxiv,[1],581pp. plus plates. Original red cloth, gilt stamped. Light wear to corners and spine extremities. Light tanning. Very good. A detailed mining, industrial, and railroad history of Alabama from the beginning of the 19th century, published by the state's Chamber of Commerce. An uncommon book, with "many copies...

Morrisania, N.Y. 1870. 13pp., printed in double columns. Folio. Original printed front wrapper, bound into later three quarter green morocco and cloth, gilt morocco spine label. Bookplate on rear pastedown. Wrapper chipped and soiled. Foredge of each text leaf reinforced with tissue. Good. Field has very kind words for this...

[Richmond? 1863]. Printed form, approximately 24 x 36 inches, completed in manuscript. Folded. Light wear and a few small separations along folds. Slightly wrinkled at right edge. Moderate tanning, scattered foxing. Still very good. A rare example of a Civil War muster roll for a Confederate unit. This roll is...

Augusta. 1838. 45pp. Original printed blue wrappers. Spine perished, wrappers worn, wrinkled and soiled. One signature tanned, titlepage and other leaves dust soiled. Good. Report of the second of three such commercial conventions held in Georgia during the period, attended by representatives from most of the southern states, who sought...

Tallahassee, Fl. 1966. 6,48pp. plus folding plan. Original printed yellow wrappers bound into modern three quarter morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt. Fine. From an edition limited to 210 copies. A presentation copy, inscribed by N. Orwin Rush to the noted collector, C.R. Sanders, and with Sanders' bookplate on the...

Leide: Pierre Van Der Aa, 1731. Two volumes bound in one, continuously signed and paginated. [26],290; [291]-582pp., plus a total of nine folding plates and a folding map. Titlepages printed in red and black. Small octavo. Contemporary calf, sympathetically rebacked in matching modern calf, tooled in blind and gilt, raised...

[Washington. 1844]. 114pp. plus three (of seven) folding maps. Dbd. Very good. Lacks four of the maps. The handsome maps in this pre-Mexican War report depict Alabama, Florida, and Michigan.

Edinburgh. 1829. Three volumes. iv,ii,421; [4],ii,432; vii,[1],436pp. plus folding colored map and folding table. Half titles. 12mo. Contemporary calf, expertly rebacked to style, spine gilt, corners rubbed. Contemporary bookplate on front pastedowns. Internally clean. Very good. Captain Hall travelled throughout much of the Northeast and the Midwest, including the Great.....

Mobile. 1876. xv,528pp. Original publisher's cloth, spine gilt. Light wear to edges and spine extremities. Contemporary ownership inscription on front free endpaper. Light tanning, occasional foxing. About very good. Chronicles the political history of the Deep South from the southern point of view, up through the adoption of the ordinance...