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Blessington, Joseph Palmer w/new Introductions by Brown, Norman D. & Parrish, T. Michael , Illustrated by: Photos & Maps
The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division
Publisher: State House Press Austin, TX 1994.
xxx, [2], 332 pp, grey clothcovered boards w/black lettering on the spine, glossy tan dj w/black-blue-maroon lettering on the front cover and spine, black illustration and text on the reat dj panel. this is a reprint of the 1875 edition with new material added. The Texas Division was the only division in the Confederate Army compose of troops from a single state. It was the backbone of the foreces of the Trans-Mississippi West, serving primarily in Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana. It was written by a member of the staff of General William R. Scurry and is derived from the author's diaries, official records and interviews with many other surviving members of the division. Reprint Near Fine Hard Cover Near Fine 8vo - Over 8" - 9" Tall
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AUD 45.17 | CAD 48.45 | EUR 36.24 | GBP 31.02 | JPY 4,250.00 | MXN 519.44 | ZAR 467.50 |
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Item number: 050697.
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Diamond, George Washington and edited by Acheson, Sam and O'Connell, Julia Ann Hudson, Illustrated by: Frontispiece and
George Washington Diamond's Account of the Great Hanging at Gainesville, 1862
Publisher: Texas State Historical Association Austin, TX 1963.
xvi, 103 pp, light yel boards w/black lettering, maroon-wht map endpapers of the "Great Hanging" area of North Texas. George Washington Diamond was asked by his brother and other members of the Gainesville court to write a full account of the "Peace Party Plot" and the trials of the conspirators. The original records of the court were turned over to him to be used as the basis of his chronicle. It was completed sometime between 1874 and 1876. George sought to justify the establishment of the court and the severity of its judgments. His account was not published until this volume. TSHA Winfrey - pg 36. First Edition No Jacket Hard Cover Near Fine Sm4to from 9" to 11"
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AUD 135.51 | CAD 145.34 | EUR 108.72 | GBP 93.07 | JPY 12,750.00 | MXN 1,558.33 | ZAR 1,402.50 |
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Item number: 038653.
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Farber, James.
Texas, C. S. A.
Publisher: The Jackson Co., Texas. 1947..
This is a first edition in hardcover in a limited edition of 1, 000 of which this is number 26 signed by the author on the title page. Signed only - no other names, writing, or marks. The story of Texas in the Civil Was and the Confederate States of America. The author seems to be admonishing Texas for being in the War. 265 pages, index. Book was issued without a dust jacket. Original blue cloth binding with bright titles. This book is in Fine condition. First Edition, First Printing. Book condition: Fine. Book issued without a jacket. Binding is: Hardcover. Standard Book Size. Limited Edition, Signed by author. Signed by author.
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AUD 72.46 | CAD 77.72 | EUR 58.14 | GBP 49.77 | JPY 6,818.18 | MXN 833.33 | ZAR 750.00 |
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Item number: 123658.
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Griggs, William Clark.
The Elusive Eden. Frank McMullan's Confederate Colony In Brazil.
Publisher: Published by University Of Texas Press, Austin. 1987..
First Edition. Hardcover. After the Civil War many southerners fled to foreign countries, particular to Brazil, where land was cheap, slavery was legal, and southern emigrants were made welcome. Texans Frank McMullan and William Bowen were among those who believed that the old way of life could survive on a new frontier in Brazil. 218 pages, appendix A-C, notes, bibliography, index. Dust jacket and book are in Fine, as new, condition. First Edition is stated on the copyright page. ISBN: 0292720572. Book condition: As New. Jacket condition: As New. Binding is: Hardcover. Standard Book Size.
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AUD 66.67 | CAD 71.50 | EUR 53.49 | GBP 45.79 | JPY 6,272.73 | MXN 766.67 | ZAR 690.00 |
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Item number: 123841.
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Hale, Douglas, Illustrated by: Photos & Maps
The Third Texas Cavalry in the Civil War
Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK 1992.
xvii, 347 pp, quarterbound w/yel paper covered boards w/yel cloth covered spine w/red lettering, glossy yel dj w/red-black lettering w/color illustrated front panel & photo of the author on the rear panel. Colonel Greer's Third Texas Cavalry Regiment was recruited from twenty-six counties of northeastern Texas. The original regiment went on to serve in Missouri and Arkansas under Ben McCulloch in 1861 and 1862 and eventually became part of General "Sul" Ross's brigade in the Army of Tennessee. First Printing Very Good Hard Cover Near Fine 8vo - Over 8" - 9" Tall
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AUD 25.46 | CAD 27.31 | EUR 20.43 | GBP 17.49 | JPY 2,395.45 | MXN 292.78 | ZAR 263.50 |
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Item number: 038254.
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Hunter, John Warren
Heel-Fly Time in Texas : a Story of the Civil War Period
Publisher: Frontier Times Bandera, TX.
47 pp, brown SC wraps w/black lettering, in quarterbound leather clamshell box w/brown leather spine w/gilt lettering w/brown sides, booklet in clear mylar jacket in the box.. The experience of a refugee with the Texas Home guards or "heel flies" as they were better known. This story was published in Hunter's magazine several years ago and appeared in Frontier Times publsihed at Bandera, Texas. Radar 1989. The front cover is chipped along the edges, pages browned by age. No Jacket/Fine Clamshell Box Soft Cover w/staples Good Sm4to from 9" to 11"
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AUD 964.98 | CAD 1,034.97 | EUR 774.22 | GBP 662.74 | JPY 90,795.45 | MXN 11,097.22 | ZAR 9,987.50 |
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Item number: 036748.
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Hunter, John Warren
Heel-Fly Time in Texas : a Story of the Civil War Period
Publisher: Frontier Times Bandera, TX.
47 pp, brown SC wraps w/black lettering, in quarterbound leather clamshell box w/brown leather spine w/gilt lettering w/brown sides, booklet in clear mylar jacket in the box.. The experience of a refugee with the Texas Home guards or "heel flies" as they were better known. This story was published in Hunter's magazine several years ago and appeared in Frontier Times publsihed at Bandera, Texas. Radar 1989. The front cover is chipped along the edges, pages browned by age, prev owner wrote name on top of the front cover. No Jacket/Fine Clamshell Box Soft Cover w/staples Good Sm4to from 9" to 11"
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AUD 964.98 | CAD 1,034.97 | EUR 774.22 | GBP 662.74 | JPY 90,795.45 | MXN 11,097.22 | ZAR 9,987.50 |
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Item number: 037293.
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James Farber
Fort Worth in the Civil War, Reprinted from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Publisher: Peter Hansbrough Bell Press, Belton, TX, 1960.
VG borchure, decorated cover with light wear, mark from old price sticker, a few small stains. Stapled spine holding. Pps are VG, slightly tanned. 8vo, 59 pps with illustrations.
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AUD 6.99 | CAD 7.49 | EUR 5.60 | GBP 4.80 | JPY 657.27 | MXN 80.33 | ZAR 72.30 |
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Item number: 7056.
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MacLean, David G., Editor.
Prisoner Of The Rebels In Texas. The Civil War Narrative Of Aaron T. Sutton.
Publisher: Americana Books, Indiana. 1978..
First Edition. Hardcover. The true narrative of Aaron T. Sutton, a corporal in the 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, who was captured by the Confederates at the Battle of Mansfield, Louisiana, and imprisoned at Tyler and Hempstead, Texas. 178 pages, glossary, index. No names, writing, or marks in book. Dust jacket has very minor wear around the edges. Dust jacket and book are in Nearly Fine condition. First Edition, First Printing. ISBN: 0917902025. Book condition: Near Fine. Jacket condition: Near Fine. Binding is: Hardcover. Standard Book Size.
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AUD 76.33 | CAD 81.87 | EUR 61.24 | GBP 52.42 | JPY 7,181.82 | MXN 877.78 | ZAR 790.00 |
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Item number: 123196.
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McGowen, Stanley S., Illustrated by: Photos & Maps
Horse Sweat and Powder Smoke: The First Texas Cavalry in the Civil War
Publisher: Texas A & M University Press College Station, TX 1999.
xvi, 229 pp, cream clothcovered boards w/gilt lettering on the spine, dj blu-green w/color illustrated front panel. The book portrays the heroism and indiviuality of Texas' first mounted unit in the Civil War. The author provides the complete history of the 1st Texas Cavalry Regiment. prev owner's embossing stamp on the ffep, prev owner wrote on the ffep First Edition Near Fine Hard Cover Near Fine Sm4to from 9" to 11"
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AUD 36.75 | CAD 39.42 | EUR 29.49 | GBP 25.24 | JPY 3,458.18 | MXN 422.67 | ZAR 380.40 |
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Item number: 050836.
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Simpson, Colonel Harold B.
Hood's Texas Brigade In Reunion And Memory.
Publisher: Hill Jr. College Press, Hillsboro, Texas. 1974..
First Edition. Hardcover. Signed by the late author, Col. Harold B. Simpson, on the first free end page. Signature reads as follows: "Best Regards, Col. Harold B. Simpson". - signed only - no other name or writing. This is number three in the series "History of Hood's Texas Brigade". This is a definitive study of the HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE ASSOCIATION organized in Houston in 1872. 369 pages, appendices 1-8, bibliography, index. Dust jacket has publisher's price marked out with a black marker (remainder ?) and a closed tear (repaired with archival tape, visible only on back of jacket) on the front near the bottom spine area. The tear is scarcely visible as the mylar jacket protector hides it. Dust jacket is in Near Fine condition and book is in Fine condition. First Edition, First Printing. ISBN: 912172193. Book condition: Fine. Jacket condition: Near Fine. Binding is: Hardcover. Standard Book Size. Signed by author.
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AUD 188.41 | CAD 202.07 | EUR 151.16 | GBP 129.40 | JPY 17,727.27 | MXN 2,166.67 | ZAR 1,950.00 |
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Item number: 123299.
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Smallwood, James M.
The Feud That Wasn't. The Taylor Ring, Bill Sutton, John Wesley Hardin, And Violence In Texas.
Publisher: Texas A & M University Press, College Station. 2008..
A First edition in hardcover signed by the author, James M. Smallwood, on the title page. Signed only - no other names, writing, or marks. The book reinforces the interpretation that Reconstruction was actually just a continuation of the Civil War in Texas as another guise. 229 pages, appendix, notes, index. Dust jacket and book are in Fine, as new, condition. First Edition, First Printing. ISBN: 9781603440172. Book condition: As New. Jacket condition: As New. Binding is: Hardcover. Standard Book Size. Signed by author.
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AUD 37.68 | CAD 40.41 | EUR 30.23 | GBP 25.88 | JPY 3,545.45 | MXN 433.33 | ZAR 390.00 |
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Item number: 123623.
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