London: Printed by Charles Eyre and William Strahan, 1776. 210,215-250,253-330,333-370,373-442,445- 470,473-614,617-654,657-678,681-828pp. Folio. Modern calf, spine gilt, raised bands. Each Act has separate general titlepage; pagination and register are continuous. Slight shelf wear, occasional tanning, lacking one general titlepage and several blanks (see below). Very good. An impressive collection of the.....

Greensboro: Guilford Battle Ground Company, 1901. 17pp. Original printed wrappers bound into modern half morocco and marbled boards. Bookplate on front pastedown. Near fine. The Battle of Guilford Courthouse was fought May 15, 1781.

London. 1794. xxiv,520pp. plus eight plates (one folding) including portrait, plus folding map, [6]pp. index, and leaf of binding directions. Frontispiece portrait. Antique-style half speckled calf and marbled boards, red gilt morocco label, ornate gilt spine. Frontispiece, titlepage, and following five leaves with rough repair to fore-edge, slightly affecting text.....

Philadelphia. 1872. xvi,[25]-557pp. Contemporary publisher's cloth, gilt. Cloth spotted, extremities worn. Contemporary ownership inscription on front flyleaf. About good. History written by the pastor of the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Wilmington, N.C.

Raleigh. 1854. 27pp. Original printed wrappers. Lightly foxed. Very good. Address delivered by former valedictorian Aaron V. Brown on the great progress of the expanding United States.

[Philippines, New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, New Zealand, Hawaii. ca. 1942-1945]. 213 photographs from 2 3/4 x 2 1/4 to 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches, corner-mounted; plus twenty-two pieces of ephemera mounted or laid in, including two mimeographed pamphlets. Oblong quarto album. Red silk boards, blue silk ties, with stylized Japanese.....

Londres. 1755. xxiv,336pp. 12mo. Contemporary mottled calf, spine gilt tooled, leather label, edges painted red. Boards lightly rubbed, corners and edges somewhat worn, two small chips to spine extremities. Light tanning, scattered foxing. About very good. An important survey of the state of the British colonies, quickly translated into a......

Camp Hamilton, Va. May 1, 1864. [1]p., on an octavo sheet. Faint tideline to upper left corner. Near fine. An important order announcing equal pay for "colored troops" in the Union Army, issued by Capt. Solon Carter on behalf of Gen. E.W. Hinks. This is a field press printing of.....

Wilmington, N.C. 1862. Broadside, 15 1/4 x 11 inches, printed in three columns. Moderate toning and foxing. Four-inch closed vertical tear at bottom edge (no loss of paper). Very good. A Confederate newspaper extra reporting the failure of the Union's initial Peninsular campaign around Independence Day in 1862. From March.....

Raleigh; Charlotte, N.C. Commercial Printing Company; Honeycutt Printing Co., 1907. 8; [29]pp. Two issues. Modern three-quarter morocco and cloth boards, spines gilt. Second part with original wrappers. Small bookplates on rear pastedowns. Wrappers slightly creased, with a small tear at foot of rear. Front wrapper with ink ownership and provenance.....

Amsterdam. 1783. [8],264pp. plus three folding tables. Contemporary patterned boards, manuscript paper label. Boards scuffed. Some browning. Overall quite nice, untrimmed. Small portion of folding map laid in, with map in its entirety supplied in facsimile and bound in. The second edition, following the first edition of the previous year.....

[Raleigh. nd, ca. 1862]. 8pp. 24mo. Self-wrappers. Minor toning, else fine. Noted as "No. 115" above the caption title, this pamphlet was apparently one of a series of religious allegorical publications. The General Tract Agency was perhaps the earliest Confederate tract publisher during the Civil War, established in mid-1861 by.....

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.....