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Houghton, Edwin. Campaigns of the Seventeenth Maine. Reprint 2021. [ii], 333p.Wrappers, new. A reproduction of the original edition published on 1866 in Portland byShort & Loring. It was a very early Civil War regimental history; The 17th was called up in 1863 and participated in many of the campaigns of the Army of the Potomac. At Gettysburg they made a good stand at the Wheat Field.

Menchen, Gary. The Detective Book Club 1942 - 2000. A Checklist of 3-in-1 Mystery Omnibuses from Walter J. Black, Inc. pagesofpages.com, 2021. 156p.A chronological listing of their publications, though at least the year 2000, with full author and title indexes.

Wellesley, Arthur. The Dispatches of Field Marshal The Duke of Wellington. Gurwood's "New" editions of 1837. 3 volumes, coving Wellesley's period in India, 1799 through 1805. Edited by Lieut. Colonel Gurwood. Vol 1: xxxii, 639p. Vol. 2: 711p. Vol 3: 687p.Three volumes total, 2,307 pages plus various introductory materials. Weight 8 lbs. so not suitable for consolidated international shipping. Domestic shipping in the US, via media mail will be without charge.These are photographic reprints, 6 by 9 inches, with generous margins - there is a photo of a random two-page spread attached to the listing. They are intended for working copies.Gurwood began publishing the Dispatches in 1834. Once publication started new materials became available. The original Volume 3 from 1835 was labeled as "Being Supplementary to Vols I & II". And then in 1837 there was another volume, not numbered in the series, and subtitled"Supplementary to the First, Second and Third Volumes Relating to India". Eventually the first… Read More

Various Authors. Six classic Maine Civil War Regimental Histories. All are photographic reproductions of the original editions, wrappers, 6 by 9 inches. Total weight will be 10 lbs., so not suitable for consolidated international shipping. Domestic shipping, by media mail, will be without charge. Volumes are:Tobie, Edward. History of the First Maine Cavalry 1861-1865. Originally published in 1887. 979-8731767996. 735p. Shaw, Horace H. and House, Charles J. The First Maine Heavy Artillery 1862-1865. Originally published 1903. 979-8714441455. 516p plus index, erata. Regimental Association. The Story of One Regiment. The Eleventh Maine Infantry in the War of the Rebellion. Originally published in 1896. 979-8749998573.435, lxx p. Shorey, Henry. The Story of the Maine Fifteenth. Originally published 1890. 979-8748566599. 178 + 26p. Small, Abner. The Sixteenth Maine Regiment in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1865. Originally published 1886. 979-8712288687. 323p. Houghton, Edwin. The Campaigns of the… Read More

Fox, William F. Regimental Losses in the American Civil War. 2021. 595p.Wrappers, as new. A substantial book, 7 5/8 by 9 1/4 inches. A photographic reproduction of the fourth edition of 1898.

Small, Abner. The Sixteenth Maine Regiment in the War of the Rebellion 1861 - 1865. A reproduction of the edition originally published in Portland, ME by Thurston & Co. in 1886. iii, 323p.The reprint includes a list of other sources on the 16th Maine. The regiment lost heavily at Fredericksburg; at Gettysburg they were essentially sacrificed on the first day to buy time for the Union withdrawal through the town.

Two volumes of Wellington's Dispatches, covering the period of the Battle of Waterloo.
The Dispatches of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. Volume 12. May 1814 to December 1815. iv, 716, 1p. Wrappers. A photographic reproduction of Gurwood's "New" edition of 1838.
The Supplementary Despatches, Correspondence, and Memoranda of Field Marshal Arthur Duke of Wellington, K.G. Volume 10. March to July 1815. Edited by the Second Duke of Wellington, and originally published 1863. 752p. Wrappers. A photographic reproduction.
These two reprints have the imprint Waterville, ME: pagesofpages.com, 2022. Very good condition. See photos; there is a tiny slice of mis-coloration on the upper right front of the Supplementary volume.

De Morgan, Augustus. Writings for the Companion to the British Almanac 1831 - 1857. Waterville: pagesofpages.com, 2022. vi, 494p.
Paperbound, 6 by 9 inches. Photographic reproductions of August De Morgan's 27 annual contributions to the companion to the almanac - topics include bibliography, history of science and mathematics, the Newton-Leibnitz controversy, astronomy, actuarial calculations, decimal coinage and so on. New.