Richmond: George Dunn, 1864. Broadside. Broadside. 11.5" x 9." Remainder, never issued; back with transfer form. Edges are quite chipped, touching the top of the printed border, else affecting only the margins. Generally, quite fragile. Bonds were a largely insufficient means to help the Confederate government fund the Civil War.....

[Richmond]: 1862. Hard Cover. Octavo. xxvi, 254, [2], 317 pp. Backed in linen with marbled paper over boards and printed paper title label on the spine. Spine cloth shows wear, particularly at the tail of the spine, but the binding remains sounds. Boards are rubbed at the extremities and corners.....

Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1913. Hard Cover. 12mo. xvii, [2], 399, [3] pp., frontis, plates. First edition, first printing. In publisher's decorative cloth, lacking the rare dust jacket; all plates present as called for. Minor soiling to the front cover; very little shelfwear; previous owner name on the front free.....

Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co, 1901. Original Wrappers. Octavo. 25, [1], [2 (blank)] pp. First edition. As issued, stapled into printed wrappers. Front wrapper detached with some loss along the bottom edge, but present; lengthwise crease to the pamphlet as a whole from being folded. An interesting address that compares.....

[Philadelphia, 1864]: 1864. Original Wrappers. Octavo. 4 pp. Removed from volume, retaining the original wrappers with title on the front cover. Wrappers are separated at the spine and detached; chipping to the extremities of the front wrapper; loss to the bottom corner of the rear wrapper. A letter from General.....

Richmond: Hermitage Press, 1905. Hard Cover. 12mo. 163 pp., frontis. First edition. In original cloth with title and Confederate and U.S. flag motif in gold on the front cover. Some toning to the light gray cloth of the back board; spine sunned, but a fairly solid and clean copy of.....

Richmond: Henrico County Civil War Centennial Commission, 1963. Hard Cover. Octavo. xxiv, [2], 275 pp. frontis, plates. First edition, limited to 300 copies of which this is number 195. Full cloth binding, as issued. Light shelfwear; spine toned; minor foxing to the boards, but largely a clean, copy. "Confederate grass.....

Richmond: Chas. H. Wynne, Printer, 1865. Original Wrappers. Octavo. 31, [1 (blank)] pp. Confederate imprint. Stitched in self-wrappers, as issued. A remarkably well preserved copy of this report printed in the last days of the Confederacy. Loosely laid in an early stiff paper wrapper with a manuscript title on the.....

Columbia SC: Julian A. Selby, [1863]? Unbound. Folio. 3, [1 (blank)] pp. Confederate imprint. Single bifolium, never bound. Chipping with loss to the inner margin, just touching some of the text on the title page and the music on p. 2; some soiling and toning to the rear blank. In.....

St. Louis: Bryan, Brand & Company, 1879. Embossed Cloth. Octavo. 480, 27, [1] pp., frontis, ports. First edition. Inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper. In original cloth. Some rubbing to the extremities of the binding; some discoloration along the top of the rear board; previous owner name.....

Richmond: Geo. Dunn & Company, [186_]. Folio. [3], [1] pp. Confederate imprint. Single bifolium, never bound. Light foxing/toning. Some minor creasing to the extremities, but a nice copy. Appears to be a Northern song with sentiments that transcended borders, here printed for Confederates by this Richmond publishing house. Parrish &.....

Augusta, GA: Blackmar & Bro, [186_]. Folio. [3], [1 (blank)] pp. Confederate imprint. Single bifolium, removed from nonce volume. Pencil date at the top of the front cover; pencil numbers at the top corner, probably reflecting the nonce volume pagination; moderate and even foxing. Parrish & Willingham 6804.

London: J. Dodsley, 1775. Disbound. Octavo. [2], 118 pp. Self-styled fifth edition. Removed from volume and inserted into new plain wrappers. Light and occasional foxing, but largely a clean copy of Burke's evenhanded attack of British political system claiming that the court had too much influence on the House of.....