12 PDR. MOUNTAIN HOWITZER & PACK CARRIAGE. 1849 - 1890.
Port Huron, MI: Anitque Ordinance Publishers, 1992. Oblong 4to with coated card stock covers. Illustrated with facsimile diagrams throughout. More
Port Huron, MI: Anitque Ordinance Publishers, 1992. Oblong 4to with coated card stock covers. Illustrated with facsimile diagrams throughout. More
Stapled Pamphlet. “We Are Combat Oriented | Yongsan | Dragon Mountain”~A handbook for the U.S. Miltiary Police in Korea. No publisher or place of publication, but we are presuming Seoul.~Apprears to be photocopies. stapled at the top in card stock..... More
Government Printing Office, 1861-1885. Appropriations for the Army as passed at sessions of Congress, excised from the volumes of the Government Printing Office, and bound together in three-quarter morocco over marbled boards, with a morocco label letters in gilt to..... More
Port Huron, MI: Anitque Ordinance Publishers, 1984. Oblong 4to with coated card stock covers. Illustrated with facsimile diagrams throughout. More
New York: Bankers Trust Company, [1917]. Stapled Pamphlet. Promotional pamphlet for Liberty Bonds in World War I. 14 pp., with folding map of the world. In the publisher’s printed wrappers which are soiled. Textblock with light dampstain throughout. Still a...... More
New York: Currier & Ives, 1862. A framed color lithographic broadside, recording the Soldiers mustered into “United States Service, October 15, 1861”, comprising the Second Regiment, Company H, N. Y. Volunteer Artillery. Listing as Captain, Charles L. Smith, the officers..... More
Fort Monroe, Va. Coast Artillery Journal, 1924. Soft Cover. Sixteenth Edition. Previous owner’s name on the front cover and spine in ink, with a few scattered marginal notes in pencil, and notes in ink on the rear cover. Printed paperback..... More
Washington, D. C. Office, Quartermaster General, 1921. Stapled Pamphlet. The list of Officers for the Quartermaster Corps of the U.S. Army, July 15, 1921. Responsible for the general supply of the Army, as well as material distribution and other support..... More
Metz: Chez Veronnai, Imprimeur-Libraire pour les Troupes de tourte Armes, 1828. Full Leather. Entries in French from the late 1820’s and 1830 citing infractions of various officers and the punishment (mutations, punitions). The officer’s partially filled out Dance Card (contredances..... More
London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office, [1906]. Hard Cover. In the publisher’s printed paper-covered boards, backed in tan calf. 231 pp., inclusive of 8 appendices. The 9th Appendix is an attractive folding plate showing the Service and Full Dress Uniforms, in..... More
An elaborate and comic broadside. presenting an “Honored Degree of Genius of Mathematical Orders” to one Albert J. Rodgers -- “Marine Superintendent and Watcher of the Curveline for Missing Vessels”. The “degree” is hand-lettered on a 32 x 20” piece..... More
Richmond, Va. William F. Ritchie, 1852. “This Supplement contains the Companies and parts of Companies which were omitted in the printed Pay Rolls”. 858 pp. In contemporary marbled boards; rebacked, with a new spine and new leather label. Uncommon... More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1856. Original Wrappers. Bound in paper covers. The rear cover has been lost. The front cover is chipped and soiled, with a name written on the top edge. The bottom third of Pages 11-12 has been..... More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1855. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback, lacking its paper wrappers. More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1847. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback. Beginning of separation along the spine. More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1845. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback, with significant paper reinforcement along the spine, now with beginnings of separation at the head and tail of the spine. Toning to the covers and to the text. Few contemporary markings..... More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1846. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback, lacking the paper wrappers. With a library number plate on the title page. More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1854. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback, with significant paper reinforcement along the spine, and textblock and covers nearly fully separated and disbound. Folding diagram. Contemporary owner’s name on the front cover. More
Washington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1859. Soft Cover. Sewn paperback. Chipping to the bottom corner of the front cover and title page. Small loss to the tail of the spine, and beginning of separation to the head of the spine. More
A mounted photograph (7 1/2” x 9 1/2”; on 9 1/2” x 10 1/2” captioned mount), along with a patch for the Trumpetfish attached at the top of the mount. The USS Trumpetish, a Balao class submarine was launched in..... More
Early 20th century, with the 1 c green Benjamin Franklin stamp (1902-1908), with a photographic image of Fort Massatoutas on Skip Island in Mississippi. More
Washington: George W. Bowman, Printer; Government Printing Office, 1860, 1861, 1863. Half Leather. The Register of Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps of the United States, for the years 1860, 1861, and 1862, bound together in one volume. Staining..... More
London: Harrison & Sons, Ltd., [1925]. Hard Cover. First Edition. 12mo.; in the publisher’s paper covered boards, backed in green cloth; 303 pages, including Index; with a folding chart, Carriage, Travelling, B.L. 6-INCH 24-CWT. Howitzer, Mark I; the boards are..... More
Fort Lauderdale, Florida: The Saddlebag Press, 2001. Soft Cover. “Letters at irregular intervals to be collected annually on trivia from the history, legends and lore of the many cavalry formations that served in all the armies in the American Revolution.”..... More
Fort Lauderdale, Florida: The Saddlebag Press, 2002. Soft Cover. “Letters at irregular intervals to be collected annually on trivia from the history, legends and lore of the many cavalry formations that served in all the armies in the American Revolution.”..... More