Mar 22, 2007 - Sale 2108

Sale 2108 - Lot 356

Price Realized: $ 2,400
?Final Price Realized includes Buyer’s Premium added to Hammer Price
Estimate: $ 200 - $ 300
(CONNECTICUT.) Group of 18 regimental histories, including artillery units. Together, 19 volumes. 8vo, publisher's or early cloth, some wear and soiling. Vp, vd
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John Taylor. History of the First Connecticut Artillery. Large folding maps. Hartford, 1893 E. B. Bennett. First Connecticut Heavy Artillery. Original wrappers mounted to the covers. East Berlin, circa 1895 Herbert W. Beecher. History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers. 2 volumes. New York, [1901] Theodore F. Vaill. History of the Second Connecticut Volunteer Heavy Artillery. Winsted, 1868 Edwin E. Marvin. The Fifth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers. Hartford, 1889 Stephen Walkley. History of the Seventh. Southington, 1905 Thomas H. Murray. History of the Ninth Regiment. New Haven, 1908 H. C. Trumbull. The Knightly Soldier [10th Connecticut]. Front hinge cracked. Boston, 1871 Homer Sprague. History of the 13th Infantry Regiment. Inscribed by the author. Hartford, 1867 Charles Page. History of the Fourteenth Regiment. Meriden, 1906 H. S. Stevens. Souvenir of Excursion to Battlefields [14th Connecticut]. With an 1891 Antietam reunion ribbon laid in. Washington, 1893 Sheldon Thorpe. The History of the Fifteenth Connecticut. New Haven, 1893 William C. Walker. History of the Eighteenth Regiment. Norwich, 1885 John W. Storrs. The "Twentieth Connecticut." With folding map of Gettysburg and two photographic plates. Ansonia, 1886 The Story of the Twenty-First Regiment. Middletown, 1900 Thomas McManus. Twenty-Fifth Regiment Battle Fields Revisited. Hartford, 1896 Jerome B. Lucke. History of the New Haven Grays [27th Connecticut]. New Haven, 1876 Winthrop D. Sheldon. The Twenty-Seventh. New Haven, 1866.

From the Library of the Illinois Commandery, M.O.L.L.U.S.
All the books from this library contain a large bookplate and a label on the backstrip; some books also carry an inked stamp and/or wax pencil numerical notations on the title.
Each of these lots is being sold as is.