Books on the American Revolutionary War
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    :  An Account of the Action at Tarrytown on July Fifteenth, 1781 And of Its Commemoration by the Sons of the Revolution of Tarrytown on July Fifteenth, 1899.  New York: The Winthrop Press, 1899. First Edition, First printing. Very good- in 1/2 dark blue cloth and tan cloth covered boards with gilt text and gilt seal on the front board. The edges of the spine area rubbed as is the cloth at the head and heel of the spine with mild foxing throughout the text block. Without a dust jacket. 40 pages of text including a list of the subscribers of the memorial fund. The volume commemorates the engagement known as "The Action at Terrytown" which was an attempt undertaken by two British frigates and three schooners sailed up the Hudson to attack the stores at Tarrytown and capture or burn American supply ships. The attack was repelled by the American forces.
    TB21847  $75.00



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    Abbott, Wilbur C.:  New York in the American Revolution.  New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929. First Edition. Very near fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with a white paper label on the spine and illustrated end papers. An octavo of 8 7/8 by 5 7/8 inches with the cloth at the head and heel of the spine crimped inward and with mild bumping to the fore corners of the front board. In a very good, unclipped dust jacket with 1/4 inch chipping at the ends of the spine area and a 1/4 inch deep chip at the upper edge of the front panel and shallow chipping to the upper edge of the rear panel. The spine area is tanned. 302 pages including an index, bibliography, text and illustrated from reproductions of contemporary works of art. The author traces the history of New York City during the American Revolution.
    TB31548  $75.00



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    Alotta, Robert I.:  Another Part of the Field: Philadelphia's American Revolution 1777-78.  Shippensburg, Penn.: White Mane Publishing Co., Inc., 1991. First Edition, First printing. Fine in bright red, leather like paper covered boards with gilt text on the spine. An octavo measuring 9" by 5 7/8" with illustrated end sheets. In a very near fine but price clipped dust jacket with light rubbing to the folds. A review copy with the publisher's material laid-in. 133 pages including an index, bibliography and text. Illustrated with maps and reproductions of contemporary works of art. The author focuses his research on the events taking place in Philadelphia during its occupation by the British.
    TB23498  $25.00



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    Alotta, Robert I.:  Another Part of the Field: Philadelphia's American Revolution 1777-1778.  Shippensburg, Penn.: White Mane Publishing Co., Inc., (1991). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in leather like, red cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine. An octavo of 9 by 6 inches. In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. 133 pages including an index and text. Illustrated with maps, plans and images of earlier works of art. The author focuses his research on the events taking place in Philadelphia during its occupation by the British.
    TB30281  $25.00



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    Andrews, William Loring:  Fragments of American History Illustrated Solely By The Works of Those of Our Own Engravers Who Flourished In the XvIIIth Century.  New York: Privately Printed for William Loring Andrews, 1898. First Edition. Near fine in a more recent, light brown calf leather 1/2 leather and marble paper covered boards with two gilt on black title labels on the spine with four raised bands and horizontal, gilt bands on either sides of the bands and with gilt rules separating the leather from the marbled paper on the boards. The top edge of the text block is gilt. A small octavo of 7 1/2 by 5 inches with marbled end sheets which match the paper on the boards. One of only 80 copies printed on handmade, laid paper. 69 pages of text illustrated with a hand painted frontispiece and 16 plates 3 of which are hand painted. Considered by Hoes in his bibliography U.S. Iana to be "quite scarce". (Howes, A-264)
    TB32395  $300.00




  • Bailey, Anthony:  Major Andre.  New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1987. First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/4 cloth and paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a fine dust jacket. The author, a long-time contributor to The New Yorker, provides this fictionalized account of Major John Andre who was hanged as a spy by the American forces in Tappan, New York in 1780.
    TB06067  $15.00



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    Bailey with additions by Susan Benedict Hill, James Montgomery:  History Of Danbury, Conn. 1684-1896.  Danbury, Conn.: Burr Printing House and Danbury Relief Society, 1896. First Edition. Very good+ in its original, blind embossed cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and on the front board. A small quarto of 10 by 6 3/4 inches with rubbing and light wear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine and to the tips of the boards. The first 15 pages has minor chips to the margin of the lower edges of the pages. Without a dust jacket and probably as issued. 583 pages including an index, chronology and text. Illustrated from facsimiles of historical documents and images from black and white photographs. There is a significant section of the text devoted to the British raid on Danbury which occurred in April of 1777 during the American Revolution.
    TB31842  $125.00



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    Barker, John:  The British in Boston The Diary of Lt. John Barker.  New York: New York Times and Arno Press, (1969). Reprint. Very near fine in 1/2 blue and brown cloth covered boards with silver colored text on the spine and on the front board. A small octavo of 7 7/8 by 5 1/2 inches with very slight rubbing to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine. Without a dust jacket. One of the volumes in the Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolution series by the publishers. 73 pages of text. Illustrated with a frontispiece from a drawing and 11 plates from earlier works of art. A reprint of the original publication of 1924 published by Harvard University Press.
    TB32196  $100.00



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    Bartenstein, Fred and Isabel:  A Report on New Jersey's Revolutionary War Powder Mill and a Preliminary Archeological Survey of the Ford Powder Mill Site.  Morristown, NJ: Morris County Historical Society, (1975). . Fine in light yellow cloth covered boards with dark blue text on the spine and front board. An octavo measuring 8 1/2" by 5 3/8". In a fine, unclipped (no price) dust jacket. 194 pages containing an index, acknowledgments, sources, bibliography and text. Illustrated with maps, black and white photographs and line drawings.
    TB28398  $30.00




  • Belcher, Henry:  The First American Civil War Pirst Period 1775-1778 With Chapters On The Continental Or Revolutionary Army And On The Forces Of The Crown.  London: Macmillan And Co., 1911. First Edition. Both volumes of this two volume set are in very good condition in dark blue cloth covered boards gilt text on the spines. Both volumes are octavos measuring 8 7/8" by 5 1/2" with rubbing and slight fraying of the cloth at the heads and heels of the spines and with foxing to the front and rear end sheets. The cracked rear hinge of volume I has been professionally repaired. Volume I contains 350 pages of text followed by two pages of ads from the publisher. Volume II contains 364 pages including and index followed by four pages of ads. Both volumes are illustrated with maps, black and white photographs and reproductions of earlier works of art.
    TB28332  $100.00



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    Bennett, C. E.:  Advance and Retreat to Saratoga in the American Revolution.  Schenectady: Robson & Adee, c. 1927. Reprint of 1933. Good in printed, orange paper wraps over a five stapled binding. An octavo measuring 9 by 5 3/4 inches with a number of short closed tears to the panels with light soiling. Without a dust jacket as issued. Subtitled: American Offensive - Advance To Quebec Retreat To Ticonderoga. (81) pages including a one page index. Illustrated with line drawings and reproductions of photographs.
    TB25237  $20.00




  • Bliven, Bruce, Jr.:  Under the Guns New York: 1775-1776.  New York: Harper & Row, 1972. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with bright gilt text stamping on the spine & a blind embossing on the front board. In a very near fine, unclipped dust jacket. 397 pages containing an index, chapter notes, list of sources, text and a large fold-out map of New York and its environs.
    TB21973  $40.00



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    Boas, Norman Francis:  Stonington During The American Revolution.  Mystic, Conn.: Seaport Autographs, 1990. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 6 1/2" with a with a hint of dust staining to the top edge of the text block. In a fine, unclipped (no price) dust jacket. 195 pages including an index, bibliography, appendices and text. Illustrated with photographs, facsimiles of historical documents and reproductions of contemporary works of art.
    TB29219  $50.00



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    Bolton, Reginald Pelham:  Relics Of The Revolution The Story Of The Discovery Of The Buried Remains Of Military Life In Forts And Camps On Manhattan Island.  New York: Self-published, 1916. First Edition. Very good- in tan cloth covered boards with dark gray text on the spine and on the front board. A small quarto measuring 10 3/4" by 7 3/4" with the cloth at the tips of the boards worn through, a 1 inch closed tear to the cloth at the lower end of the spine and with rubbing and wear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine. 214 pages of text. Illustrated with a color frontispiece, black and white photographs and a map. Provides "A description of how the work was done and what was found." (Milton M. Klein: New York in the American Revolution A Bibliography, 395; Gephart, 7051)
    TB28832  $250.00



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    Bonney, Mrs. Catharina V. R.:  A Legacy Of Historical Gleanings.  Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1875. Second Edition. Both volumes of this two volume set are are in very good- condition in brick red cloth covered boards with gilt text and black decorations on the spines and with black decorations and borders on the front and rear boards. Both are small quarto of 9 by 5 3/4 inches with the cloth at the heads and heels of the spines rubbed and worn as are the tips of the boards. Both volumes have a stamp on the first free end page reading: "discarded from the Bangor Theological Seminary" as well as two book plates on the front paste downs from two prior owners. The front and rear hinges for both volume are cracked yet the bindings are hold and strong. Volume I contains 542 pages including an index. Volume II contains 544 pages including an index. Illustrated with a number of portraits of individuals noted in the volumes. This publication contains historical documentation (to and from members of the Van Rensselaer family) for events occurring in the State of New York from the original Dutch settlement, the French and Indian War, American Revolution, the War of 1812 and up to the close of the Civil War and ending around 1871. (Klein: New York in the American Revolution, 841)
    TB29378  $150.00



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    By A Bostonian:  Biographical Sketch Of Gen. Joseph Warren Embracing The Prominent Events Of His Life And His Boston Orations of 1772 and 1775.  Boston: Shepard, Clark & Brown, 1857. First Editin. Very good+ in its original light green cloth covered boards with faded gilt text on the spine with blind embossed boards. A 16mo of 6 3/4 by 4 1/4 inches with heavy wear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine, the cloth is rubbed through at the lower tips of the boards, there is a prior owner's book plate on the front paste down and a 1859 gift inscription on the first free end page. The contents are quite clean and tight with no foxing or tanning to the pages. The hinges and joints remain tight. 137 pages followed by five pages of ads by the publisher which is followed by the second book which is bound in: The Union Of The States by Anna Ella Carroll of Maryland published by James French and Company of Boston and dated 1856. This title runs 64 pages of text and is followed by 8 pages of ads by James French & Co. Joseph Warren was a physician, orator, politician, patriot and officer in the Massachusetts militia. He was one of the principal officers at the Battle of Bunker Hill when he was shot and killed.
    TB32265  $300.00




  • Calhoon, Robert M.:  The Loyalist Perception and Other Essays.  Columbia: University of South Carolina, 1989. First Edition, First printing. Fine in green cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a fine dust jacket. A collection of eleven articles by various authors of history dealing with loyalism during the American Revolution. 234 pages including an index and text.
    TB12239  $21.00




  • Calloway, Colin G.:  The American Revolution in Indian Country.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/4 black cloth and black paper covered boards. In a fine dust jacket. "Crisis and Diversity in Native American Communities." The author focuses on eight Indian communities between Quebec and Florida to create an understanding of the impact on Native Americans.
    TB07997  $40.00



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    Carrington, Henry B.:  Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution with Explanatory Notes.  New York: Arno Press, 1974. Arno Press reprint. Fine in royal blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. A folio measuring 17" by 11" with spots of foxing to the engraved title page and to the last two free end pages. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with a 3/4" closed tear at the lower edge of the front panel and with minor, light wear to the ends of the spine area and dampness staining to the verso side of the rear panel. A facsimile reprint of the original 1876 edition with a new introduction by George Athan Billias. Containing 88 pages of text and maps.
    TB26803  $45.00




  • Carter, Jimmy:  The Hornet's Nest.  New York: Simon & Schuster, 2003. First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/4 blank and dark blue-green paper covered boards with gilt text on the spine. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. 465 pages of text. A novel of the American Revolution which takes place in the south.
    TB22320  $20.00



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    Chidsey, Donald Barr:  The War In The North An Informal History of the American Revolution in and near Canada.  New York: Crown Publishers, Inc., 1967. First Edition. Near fine in light yellow cloth covered boards with bold, brown text on the spine. An octavo measuring 8 1/4 by 5 3/8 inches. In a very good, price clipped dust jacket with rubbing and light wear and creasing to the ends of the spine area and at the folds to the flaps. 214 pages of text including an index, bibliography, appendices and chapter notes. Illustrated with small insets of reproductions of earlier works of art.
    TB28707  $25.00




  • Clark, William Bell:  Naval Documents of The American Revolution Volume 2.  Washington, DC: US Gov. Printing Office, 1966. First Edition, First printing. Very near fine in decorated blue cloth covered boards with a University of Maine Library book plate on the verso of the first free end paper. Without a dust jacket as issued. Contains a forward by Lyndon B. Johnson and an introduction by Rear Admiral Ernest Mcneill Eller, USN (Ret.) Despite the library book plate there are no other signs, stamps or notes indicating that this was a library copy. 1463 pages containing an index, appendices, text, illustrations, and photographs.
    TB12260  $30.00



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    Clark, George Rogers:  Clark's Memoir from English's Conquest of the Country.  n. p.: Readex Mictoprint, (1966). Reprint. Near fine in simulated leather grained blue, cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 9 by 6 inches with faint rubbing to the cloth at the head of the spine. Without a dust jacket. A facsimile reprint of that portion of W. H. English's book: Conquest of the Country Northwest of the River Ohio which contained the first publication of a portion of George Rogers Clark's memoir of his exploits during the American Revolution. It was under the leadership and command of George Rogers Clark that the British were forced to give up any claim to the Northwest Territory at the 1783 Treaty of Paris. Containing pages 455 to 555. This title constitutes volume 48 of the March of America Facsimile Series.
    TB25954  $15.00



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    Clark & Wm. J. Morgan, William Bell:  Naval Documents of The American Revolution (Vols. 1 - 8).  Washington, DC: US Gov. Printing Office, 1964 - 1996. First Editions. Volumes I through VIII all in fine to near fine conditions in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spines. Each is a small quarto of 9 3/8 by 6 3/4 inches. Vol. #6 shows mild foxing to the edges of the text block. Vol. #8 shows several white marks to the rear board and two, what may be insect stains to the lower edge of the text block. Otherwise, the contents of all volumes are clean, tight and damage free. Without dust jackets as issued. Vol. #1 contains a forward by John F. Kennedy & all subsequent volumes (except #4) have forwards by the then sitting Presidents. The forward for Vol #4 is by the then secretary of the Navy, John H. Chafee. Each volume is approximately 1,500 pages including indexes to primary source documents from the Revolutionary period running from 1774 to 1776.
    TB18746  $450.00



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    Clarke (Editor), Elizabeth W.:  Before & After 1776 A Comprehensive Chronology of The Town of Greenwich: 1640-1976.  Greenwich, Conn.: Historical Society of the Towns of Greenwich, 1976. First Edition, Limited Edition. Near fine in 1/4 white and green cloth covered boards with green text on the spine and gilt text stamped on the front board. A small quarto of 11 7/8 by 8 3/8 inches. In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with heavy wear and rubbing to the ends of the spine area and with small chips to the upper fore corners of the panels over the tips of the boards. One of only 727 copies printed with this copy identified as number 361 on the limitation page. 183 pages including an index, appendices and text. Illustrated throughout from black and white photographs, maps and line drawings and with a double page, color painting of a British raid on the town.
    TB30676  $40.00




  • Commager, Henry S.:  The Spirit of 'Seventy-Six Volume II.  Indianapol: Bobbs Merrill, 1958. First Edition, First printing. Fine In a very good+ dust jacket with light wear to the spine ends and upper edge of the front panel. The American Revolution through the words of the participants. Also written by Richard B. Morris.
    TB01307  $17.50



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    Crawford, Michael J. (Editor):  The Autobiography Of A Yankee Mariner Christopher Prince and the American Revolution.  Washington, DC: Brassey's Inc., (2002). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in dark blue paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 9" by 6". In a fine, unclipped dust jacket with a small, 1/8" nick to the upper corner of the rear panel at the fold to the rear flap. 263 pages including an index, glossary, appendices and text. Illustrated with maps and reproductions of contemporary works of art. A previously unpublished, first person account of a fisherman, merchant seaman and a privateer officer during the American Revolution.
    TB26839  $25.00




  • Cumming & Hugh F. Rankin, William P.:  The Fate of a Nation The American Revolution through Contemporary Eyes.  London: Phaidon Press Ltd., 1975. First Edition, First printing. Near fine with dust stains on the top edge in dark green cloth covered boards. In a near fine dust jacket with barely noticeable wrinkling at the upper corners of the folds to the flaps. 352 pages containing an index, list of 240 illustrations, and text to document the American Revolution from the point-of-view of the actual participants.
    TB13077  $24.50



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    Dole, Esther Mohr:  Maryland During The American Revolution.  No Place Stated: No Publisher Stated, 1941. First Edition. An ex-library copy in very good condition in its original blue cloth covered boards with very faded and tarnished gilt text on the spine and with heavy wear and rubbing to the cloth at the head of the spine and with moderate wear and rubbing to the heel of the spine and with a prior owners name and location written at the upper edge of the front paste down and a pocket on the rear free end page. Lacking a dust jacket. Signed by the author without an inscription or date on the fly title page. 294 pages including an index, chapter notes, bibliography and text. Illustrated with line drawings as chapter headings by George B. Keester, Jr. (Gephart, 2129)
    TB32606  $80.00



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    Dunn, Susan:  Sister Revolutions French Lightning, American Light.  New York: Faber and Faber, Inc., 1999. First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/2 blue cloth and red paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine and the same on the front board. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. 258 pages including an index, chapter notes, appendix and text. Illustrated with reproductions of contemporary works of art. The author examines both the American Revolution and the French Revolution for both their similarities and differences tracing the results up through more modern times.
    TB22318  $20.00



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    Ellis, David:  The Saratoga Campaign.  New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, (1969). First Edition, First Printing. Near fine in illustrated cloth covered boards with black text on a white spine. An octavo measuring 9 by 5 7/8 inches. Without a dust jacket. 127 pages including and index, chronology of the campaign of 1777 and text. Illustrated with earlier works of art, maps and black and white photographs.
    TB28709  $20.00



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    Fanning, Nathaniel:  Fanning's Narrative.  n.p. [Chicago]: LSC Communications, 2018. First Edition Thus. Fine in teal cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and gilt borders both boards and the Lakeside Classic logo on the front board at the top of which is "LSC Communications" the new publisher of the Lakeside Classic titles. The top edge of the text block is gilt. Without a dust jacket as issued; however, the book remains in the original, publisher provided, shrink wrap. 346 pages including an index and text. Edited by Thomas Philbrick. Illustrated with a color frontispiece and plates from earlier works of art. Connecticut native, Thomas Fanning, provides this narrative of his life at sea during the American Revolution beginning in May of 1778 and ending with his return to New York in November of 1783 after the signing of the Treaty of Paris which brought the war to its final end. During his time at sea, Fanning served under John Paul Jones and experienced the battle with the HMS Serapis.
    TB32519  $65.00




  • Fast, Howard (Editor):  The Selected Work of Tom Paine.  New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, (1945). First Edition, First printing. Very good+ in faded black cloth covered boards with faded gilt text on the spine and a gilt eagle on the front board. A small octavo measuring 8" by 5 1/4". In a very good unclipped dust jacket with very light wear and slight flecking of the colors at the ends of the spine area. 338 pages of text. A collection of six of Tom Paine's essays to include Common Sense, The Crisis Papers, Rights of Man, The Age Of Reason, Letter to Washington and Tom Paine: An Estimate.
    TB24257  $15.00




  • Fast, Howard:  Citizen Tom Paine.  New York: Duell, Sloane & Pearce, 1943. Early reprint. Near fine in blue cloth covered boards. In a very good+ dust jacket with shallow 1/8" chipping at the ends of the spine area and around the edges of the front and rear panels. The author's sixth book which is an historical novel on the life of Tom Paine.
    TB12091  $10.00



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    [First Continental Congress]:  Extracts From The Votes And Proceedings Of The American Continental Congress, Held at Philadelphia on the 5th of September 1774.  Philadelphia: Published by Order of the Congress and printed by Timothy Green of New London, Conn., 1774. First Edition, Second Issue. Very good+ in contemporary plain paper wraps within a stab sewn binding. A small quarto of 9 3/8 by 6 1/2 inches with two small, circular stains on the fore edge of the front cover and a dampness stain of 4 inches on the spine edge of the front cover and a 1 1/2 stain at the upper fore corner of the rear cover none of which migrated to the interior pages. The subtitle reads: "Containing, The Bill of Rights, a List of Grievances, Occasional Resolves, the Association, an Address to the People of Great-Britain, A Memorial to the Inhabitants of the British American Colonies, and an Address to the Inhabitants of the Province of Quebec." 16 pages of text the majority of which is printed in an exceptionally small font. Howes in his bibliography, U.S.Iana states of this title: "The Forerunner of the Declaration of Independence." Evans in his bibliography states that this title printed by Timothy Green: "The best printed edition. Containing besides the matter enumerated, an additional Resolve of Congress on the sufferings in Massachusetts, and the approval of the actions of Congress, by the Colony." [Howes, E-247; Sabin, 15528; Evans, 13732; Johnson, A Checklist of New London, Connecticut Imprints 1709-1800, 994) Contained within a recently made leather covered slipcase and cloth backed chemise. An early prior owner has written his name at the upper edge of the document as follows: "Micah Hubbard's Pamphlet"; and, two subsequent owners have written their names on the verso of the front cover: "Bela Hubbard |1835" and "Henry G. Hubbard |1876". This last named owner was Henry Griswold Hubbard (1814-1891) who was the first manufacturer in the U.S. to reduce India Rubber to thread and weave it into webbing by machine.
    TB32308  $5500.00



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    Fitzpatrick, John C.:  The Spirit of The Revolution New Light From Some of the Original Sources of American History.  Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1924. First Edition, First printing. Very good+ in navy blue cloth covered boards with much of the gilt stamped text on the spine worn off; however, the gilt stamped text on the front board remains present and quite readable. There are minor spots of foxing throughout the text. Without its issued dust jacket. An octavo measuring 8 5/9" tall by 6" deep containing 300 pages including an index. Illustrated with reproductions of contemporary works of art and photographs of original documentation. (Gephart, 1137)
    TB22985  $30.00



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    Fondiller, Harvey V.:  Men of The Revolution American Soldiers of 1776.  New York: Popular Photography Magazine, 1976. Reprint . Near fine in glossy heavy paper wraps with the author signature and inscription on the front panel and a small stain on the rear panel. Without a dust jacket as issued. Signed, dated and inscribed by the author in Rochester (New York) on "10/11/76" This is a reprint of the article of the same title which appeared in the July, 1976 issue of Popular Photography. A small quarto measuring 11" tall by 8 1/2" deep. Unpaginated containing 8 pages. "A photographs of each (American Revolutionary soldier) from Life With Their Memories of the War. "In 1864 the last surviving veterans recalled their experiences in the War of Independence. Their words and portraits were the world's first photo-interviews."
    TB18599  $45.00




  • Fowler, William M., Jr.:  Rebels Under Sail The American Navy during the Revolution.  New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1976. First Edition, First Printing. Very good in gilt decorated dark blue paper covered boards with gilt text and decorations with mild crimping of the head and heel of the spine and with a number of pages with both pencil and ink underlining with marginal notations. In a very good, unclipped dust jacket with 1/8" deep chips from the upper corners of the spine area and with a 1 1/2" closed tear at the upper edge of the rear panel. One of the best resources on the naval battles of the American Revolution. 320 pages including an index, bibliography, chapter notes, text and a section of photographs.
    TB22655  $30.00



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    Frothingham, Richard:  The Centennial: Battle of Bunker Hill with a View of Charlestown in 1775, Pages Plan of the Action, Romane's Exact View of the Battle, and Other Illustrations.  Boston: Little, Brown And Company, 1875. First Edition. Good in light green cloth covered boards with bright gilt text on the front board with blind embossed borders on both boards. A 16mo of 6 7/8 by 4 1/2 inches with heavy wear and rubbing to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine and to the tips and fore edges of the boards. The fold-out map is missing and the fold-out illustration of Charleston following page 32 has a 4 inch long closed tear (which has been professionally repaired) and several creases from careless refolding. 133 pages of text followed by a two page appendix. Illustrated with a fold-out drawing noted above and a one page map appears on page 43 and line drawings appear within the text on pages 15 and 117. (Gephart, 5846)
    TB31811  $60.00



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    Gilkerson, William:  The Ships Of John Paul Jones.  n.p. [Annapolis]: United States Naval Academy Museum, The Beverly R. Robinson Collection and The Naval Institute Press, 1987. First Edition, First Printing. Fine in illustrated, white cloth covered boards with gray text on the spine and an illustration of sailing ship on the front board. An oblong octavo of 8 7/8 by 11 3/8 inches. In a very good+ unclipped (no price) dust jacket with a 2" closed tear to the lower edge of the front panel which has been repaired on the verso side with archival tape. 83 pages including acknowledgements, bibliography, list of plates and text. Illustrated with line drawings within the text and 13 plates, 11 of which are in color. A clean, tight and handsome copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB30154  $35.00



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    Glatthaar, Joseph T. and James Kirby Martin:  Forgotten Allies The Oneida Indians And The American Revolution.  New York: Hill and Wang and division of Farrar, Straus and Giroux, (2006). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in 1/4 black and light yellow paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 9" by 6". In a fine, unclipped dust jacket 434 pages including an index. Illustrated with maps and a section of black and white photographs.
    TB27699  $20.00



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    Gottschalk, Louis:  Lafayette In America 1777-1783.  Arveyres, Franc: L'Esprit de Lafayette, 1976. Limited First Edition. Fine in full, hand-bound buffalo leather with gilt tool work and decorations on the spine and both boards together with a tricolor, silk placement ribbon sewn-in at the top of the spine. The top edge of the text block is gilt. An octavo of 8 7/8 by 6 inches containing three books bound as one containing (184), (364), (458) each book containing its own index and appendices. Without a dust jacket as issued. Signed by the author on the limitation page and numbered BD693 as one of only 294 copies reserved for special presentation by the publishers. Also, with a laid-in page signed by the book binder, Richard Poe, certifying that this is a first edition of this title. With six bound-in, fold-out maps copied from original documents and transferred to lithographic plates. A beautiful, tight, and clean copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB32206  $125.00




  • Graves, Robert:  Sergeant Lamb's America.  New York: Random House, 1940. First Edition, First printing. Very good+ in red cloth covered boards with paper labels on the spine and on the front board with map end sheets. The spine is slightly creased down its middle and the front hinge is slightly shaken. Faintly stamped on the top edge of the text block is the notation "Blue Bird Book Nook" and there is a prior owner's book plate on the verso of the first free end page. In a very good- unclipped dust jacket with 1/4" deep chipping across the upper edge of the spine area and with moderate wear to the lower edge of the spine area and nicks to the fore corners. Based on the letters of Sergeant Roger Lamb of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, Graves created a magnificent historical novel of the American Revolutionary War. 380 pages of text.
    TB21663  $55.00



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    Greenwood, John:  A Young Patriot in the American Revolution 1775-1783 The Wartime Services of John Greenwood.  No city stated: Westvaco, 1981. Limited Edition. Fine in decorated dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and illustrated end sheets. Without a dust jacket; however, the book is contained within a fine illustrated paper covered slip case. Greenwood wrote the manuscript for this work in 1809 from his many memories of serving during the American Revolution. Only 100 copies of this journal were printed in 1922 for distribution to family members. The Christmas 1981 issue by Westvaco. The 24th volume in Westvaco's annual American Classic series. 200 pages of text which is illustrated throughout.
    TB28261  $40.00



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    Hammersley, Sydney Ernest:  The Lake Champlain Naval Battles of 1776-1814.  Waterford, New York: Self-published, 1959. First Edition, First printing. Fine in green cloth covered boards with gilt text stamped on the spine and front board. An octavo measuring 9" by 6". Without a dust jacket (probably as issued); however, the covers are protected by a thick acetate jacket. Laid-in is a mimeographed, one page advance ad by the author for this book. Additionally, the book is signed by the author on the title page. 28 pages of text including a list of references and bibliography. Illustrated with black and white photographs.
    TB25170  $85.00



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    Hammersley, Sydney Ernest:  The Lake Champlain Naval Battles of 1776-1814.  Waterford, New York: Self-published, 1959. First Edition, First printing. Fine in green cloth covered boards with gilt text stamped on the spine and front board. An octavo measuring 9 by 6 inches. There is a dated ("June 1959") gift inscription on the front free end page. The book is in otherwise perfect condition. Without a dust jacket (probably as issued); however, the covers are protected by a thick acetate jacket. 28 pages of text including a list of references and bibliography. Illustrated with black and white photographs.
    TB22631  $40.00



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    Harr, John Ensor:  Dark Eagle A Novel of Benedict Arnold and the American Revolution.  New York: Viking, 1999. First Edition, First printing. Fine in paper covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. A meticulously researched historical fiction novel of Arnold's spectacular rise and fall during the American Revolution. 522 pages. The author's first novel.
    TB20123  $25.00




  • Hayes, III, Charles F.:  The Iroquois in the American Revolution 1976 Conference Prodeedings.  Rochester: Rochester Museum, 1981. First Edition, First printing. Fine in heavy illustrated paper wraps. Without a dust jacket as issued. Research Record No. 14 sponsored by the Arthur C. Parker Fund for Iroquois Research. 48 pages containing a bibliography, text and illustrations.
    TB13449  $20.00



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    Henry, John Joseph:  Account of Arnold's Campaign against Quebec and of the Hardships and Sufferings of that Band of Heroes.  Albany: Joel Munsell, 1877. Reprint of 1877. Very good in decorated dark green cloth covered boards with black decorations stamped on the spine and front board and with gilt text stamping on the spine. A small octavo measuring 7 5/8 by 5 inches with an early prior owner's name in ink on the second free end page and at the top edge of the title page. The complete title reads: “Account of Arnold’s Campaign Against Quebec and of the Hardships and Sufferings of that Band of Heroes who Traversed the Wilderness of Maine from Cambridge to the St. Lawrence, in the Autumn of 1775.” The account is written by “one of the survivors.” 198 pages including an index, an appendix, text and one map as the frontispiece. Originally printed in Lancaster in 1812 by William Greer and revised in 1844. Considered by Howes to be a “mildly scarce” book. This printing of the book contains a memoir of John Joseph Henry by his grandson which provides much detail on Henry’s life before and after his involvement with the American army. Henry was from Pennsylvania and joined a company of riflemen under the command of Captain Matthew Smith in 1775 whose intent was to join up with Arnold’s forces in Boston before their march on Quebec through the Maine woods. The trials and privations of this band of approximately 1,000 men was legendary. They arrived at Quebec in November of 1775 and ultimately suffered a major defeat with the loss of General Montgomery, the wounding of Arnold and the capture of Henry who then spent nine months in a Quebec prison. (Howes, H423; Gephart, 5944)
    TB28540  $375.00



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    Hillard, Reverend E. B.:  The Last Men of the Revolution.  Barre, Mass.: Barre Publishers, 1968. Republication of 1968. Near fine in white paper covered boards with blind text embossing on the front board. An octavo of 9 by 6 inches with a prior owner's name on the first free end page and with bumps to the upper fore corners of the boards. In a very near fine, price clipped dust jacket with a tiny 1/8" closed tear at the lower fore edge of the front panel. 116 pages of text and illustrated with reproductions of the photographs of the last six men alive as of 1864 who were soldiers during the American Revolution. Originally published in 1864 by R. A. Moore in Hartford, Conn. which when found is extremely uncommon.
    TB29605  $150.00




  • Hogg, Ian V. and John Batchelor:  Armies of the American Revolution.  Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1975. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark red cloth covered boards with gold text stamping on the spine with the last name of a prior owner at the upper corner of the first free end paper. In a very good+ dust jacket with the price intact on the front flap but with a 1" closed tear at the lower edge of the front panel and with light rubbing and wear at the upper edge of the spine area. A small quarto measuring 11" tall by 8 1/2" deep overall containing 157 pages of text and illustrations.
    TB18397  $5.00




  • Hurst, Ronald:  The Golden Rock An Episode of the American War of Independence 1775-1783.  Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1996. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a fine dust jacket. The author chronicles the invasion of the small, but important Dutch owned Island, St. Eustatius, in November, 1781 in an effort to thwart further trade of arms and ammunition with the American colonies. 254 pages including an index, text and illustrated with maps and two sections of photographic reproductions of contemporary art work.
    TB16732  $14.00



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    Johnston, Henry P.:  The Yorktown Campaign and The Surrender of Cornwallis 1781.  New York: Harper & Brothers, 1881. First Edition. Very good+ in royal blue cloth covered boards with black bars and gilt text stamping on the spine and the same on the front board. An octavo measuring 8 7/8 by 6 1/2 inches with an early prior owner's name written in pencil on the first free end page. Without a dust jacket as it is probable that it did not have one to begin with. 206 pages including an index, appendices, text and illustrated with maps and steel engravings of contemporary portraits and paintings. The author undertakes an extremely thorough analysis of the siege of Yorktown when the American Army under Washington and the French army under Rochambleau and de Grasse to defeat the British and the surrender of Cornwallis. (Gephart, 6744; not listed in Howes, Sabin or Streeter)
    TB28541  $200.00



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    Johnston, F., and W. Hamilton:  The Washingtoniana: Containing A Sketch Of The Life and Death Of The Late Gen. George With A Collection Of Elegant Eulogies, Orations, Poems, &c Sacred To His Memory.  Lancaster, Penn.: William Hamilton, 1802. Second Edition. Recently rebound in dark blue cloth covered boards with a black leather title label with gilt text stamping on the spine. A small octavo of 8 1/2 by 5 1/8 inches with new end sheets. With an early prior owner's name at the upper edge of the title page. The contents are uniformly tanned with only occasional spots of foxing. Without a dust jacket. 320 pages followed by a 73 page appendix and that is followed by a 10 page list of "subscribers' names".with its own set of page numbers [401-410] Lacking the frontispiece portrait of Washington. (Howes J-162; Sabin, 36361)
    TB32259  $700.00



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    Ketchum, Richard M.:  The Winter Soldiers.  Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1973. Book Club Edition. Near fine in dark blue paper covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 8 1/4" by 5 1/2" with only hints of rubbing at the corners of the spine. In a near fine dust jacket. 435 pages including an index, bibliography, chapter notes and text. Illustrated with maps, and reproductions of then contemporary works of art. A tight, clean copy with no names, dates, notations or former owner's book plates.
    TB25378  $30.00



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    Ketchum, Richard M.:  Divided Loyalties How The American Revolution Came To New York.  New York: A John Macrae Book/ Henry Holt and Company, (2002). First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/4 light blue cloth and blue paper boards with bold gilt text stamping on the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 6". In a fine, unclipped dust jacket 447 pages of text including an index, bibliography, chapter notes and a list of principal characters. Illustrated with reproductions of contemporary works of art.
    TB26784  $20.00



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    Koke, Richard J.:  Accomplice In Treason Joshua Hett Smith and the Arnold Conspiracy.  New York: New York Historical Society, 1973. First Edition, First Printing. Fine in black cloth covered boards with white and red text on the spine. A small quarto measuring 10" by 7" with the facsimile signature of Joshua H. Smith on the front board. In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. 325 pages of text including an index, bibliography, appendices and chapter notes. Illustrated with map end sheets, reproductions of contemporary works of art, photographs.
    TB26775  $70.00



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    Lieutenant Page:  A Plan of The Town of Boston with the Intrenchments etc of His Majesty's Forces in 1775.  London: Engraved & Printed by Wm. Faden, 1777. Facsimile Reproduction of 1965. A fine map of the town of Boston, reproduced in 1965 by Historic Urban Plans of Ithac, New York from the original in the Cornell University Library. The sheet measures 22 1/2" by 17 3/8" and the image measures roughly 17 1/4" by 12 1/4". An extremely detailed map showing streets, wharfs, cannon implacements and redoubts. One of only 500 copies reproduced with this copy numbered 471. This image is ready for matting and framing and will be shipped in a reinforced mailing tube.
    TB23432  $100.00



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    Little, J. David:  Revolutionary Lyme A Portrait: 1765-1783.  Old Lyme, Conn.: Self-published, 1976. First Edition in book form. Near fine in heavy, printed paper wraps over a stapled binding. An octavo of 8 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches with two small soiling marks on the front cover. Without a dust jacket as issued. 48 pages of text and illustrated with drawings by Jeremy Guitar and Lucinda McQueen.
    TB29428  $25.00



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    Lodge, Jno [John]:  An Accurate Map of Rhode Island, Part of Connecticut and Massachusets Shewing Admiral Arbuthnot's Station in Blocking up Admiral Ternay.  London: J. Bew, 1780. First Edition. Very good+ and uniformly tanned mounted on a thin, cardboard stock measuring 11 11/16 by 15 3/4 inches (edge to edge). This map shows the eastern half of Connecticut, the Rhode Island coast as far north as many miles north of Providence, the southeastern portion of Massachusetts including Buzzards Bay and western Marthas Vinebyard and the eastern end of Long Island. According to Thompson's Maps of Connecticut Before The Year 1800, the latitude coordinates are correct, but the longitude coordinate is in error as it would place Connecticut in the mid-Atlantic, an error which appears to come from an earlier British map of the same yea.r This is a map taken from the London publication of The Political Magazine issue of November 30, 1780. Many of the place names, towns and cities are in error from current names. This map illustrates the area of eastern Long Island Sound and Block Island Sound which was blockaded by British Admiral Mariot Arbuthnot to contain part of the French Fleet in Newport which was under the command of Admiral Louis d'Arsac de Ternay. (Thompson, #30 p.43)
    TB31619  $350.00



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    Loescher, Burt Garfield:  Washington's Eyes The Continental Light Dragoons.  Fort Collins: The Old Army Press, 1977. First Edition. Fine in white cloth covered boards with metallic red text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 9" by 6". In a very good, unclipped dust jacket with a 1" chip at the upper edge of the front panel which barely touches an text and light rubbing to the ends of the spine area. containing 178 pages of text, bibliography, an extensive appendix which notes the service biography of all Continental Dragoon Officers and illustrated with maps, drawings, reproductions of contemporary art works and several full color plates at the end of the text illustrating the uniforms worn by various regiments. A book devoted to the birth of the U.S. Army cavalry with chapters devoted to each of the four original dragoon regiments. An extremely uncommon reference work.
    TB27700  $175.00



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    Lonergan, Carroll Vincent:  Ticonderoga Historic Portage.  Ticonderoga, NY: Fort Mount Hope Society Press, 1975, c.1959. Reprint of the1975, Bicentennial Edition. Fine in red cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and front board with map end sheets. An octavo measuring 8 1/2" by 5 1/2". In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. Signed "Best Wishes" by the author on the title page. 248 pages including an index, text and illustrated with maps and black and white photographs. The author tells the complete story of the famous Fort Ticonderoga from the time of its construction through the Revolutionary War.
    TB28676  $30.00



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    Loomis, Seymour C. George F. Burgess, George H. Ford, Earnest C. Simpson and William S. Wells:  Revolutionary Characters of New Haven The Subject of Addresses and Papers Delivered before the General David Humphreys Branch, No. l.  New Haven: General David Humpreys Branch, Connecticut Society Sons of the American Revolution, 1911. First Edition, First printing. Near fine in royal blue cloth covered boards with very slightly tarnished gilt text stamping on the front board. The cloth at the head and heel of the spine and over the tips of the boards is lightly rubbed and very slightly worn. A small quarto measuring 9 3/8 by 6 inches containing 124 pages of text and illustrated with several black and white photographs and a map of the attack on New Haven by the British. The full title reads: "Revolutionary Characters of New Haven: The Subject of Addresses and Papers Delivered before the General David Humphreys Branch, No.l Also List of Men so far as they are Known from the Territory Embraced in the Town of New Haven, Connecticut, who served in the Continental Army and Militia and on Continental and State Vessels and Privateers, and those who Rendered other Patriotic Services during the War of the Revolution, and a Record of Known Casualties, together with the Location of Known Graves in and about New Haven of Patriots of 1775-1783 and Catalogue of the Officers and Members of Gen. David Humphreys Branch since its Organization." In addition to providing short biographies of James Hillhouse, Ezra Stiles, David Wooster, John Trumbull, Noah Webster, David Humphreys and the early career of Benedict Arnold the author also provides a thorough account of "The Defense of New Haven and Resistance Made Against Invading Troops Along the West Shore, July, 1779."
    TB32546  $40.00



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    Lumpkin, Henry:  From Savannah to Yorktown.  Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1981. First Edition. Near fine in 1/2 leather and buckram cloth covered boards with a gilt on brown leather spine label and with yellow-orange end sheets. A quarto of 11 by 8 3/8 inches with the cloth on the front board slightly soiled. Without its issued dust jacket. "The American Revolution in the South." 332 pages including an index, appendices, chronology, text and illustrated throughout with both contemporary and modern works of art and photographs of weapons and implements.
    TB31493  $40.00



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    Lunt, James:  John Burgoyne of Saratoga.  New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975. First Edition. Fine in ivory colored linen covered boards with gilt on red title blocks on the spine. In a fine dust jacket with a price intact on the front flap. 369 pages with index, notes, bibliography, text and maps. Published in Great Britain in 1976.
    TB28706  $30.00



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    McCullough, David:  1776.  New York: Simon & Schuster, 2005. First Edition, First Printing. Fine in 1/4 dark blue cloth and blue paper covered boards with gilt text on the spine and decorated end papers. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. 386 pages including an index,bibliography, source notes, text and illustrated with three sections of reproductions of contemporary works of art, maps and facsimiles of original documentation. A bright, clean and tight copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB28395  $30.00




  • Meyer, Larry L.:  Shadow of a Continent.  Palo Alto, CA: American West Publis, 1975. First Edition, First printing. Fine in red textured paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a fine jacket although with a price clipped jacket flap. The author offers his research to support the belief that the "real prize" of the American Revolutionary War was not the colonies by the lands to the west of the colonies.
    TB07782  $21.00



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    Murdock, Harold:  The Nineteenth of April 1775.  Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925. First Trade Edition. Near fine in 1/4 black cloth and red paper covered boards with a paper label on the spine. Within a very good- unclipped dust jacket with several 1/2" deep chips at the upper edge of the spine area and front panel. 134 pages of text followed by a fold-out map of the greater Boston area. Illustrated with a number of photographic reproductions of earlier works of art. The book was first published in 1923 as a limited edition of 575 copies. The first issue of the book contained the following subtitle: "Exhibiting a fair and impartial account of the engagement fought on that day, chiefly in the Towns of Concord, Lexington, the Menotomy, between a Detachment of His Brittanick Majesty's Regular Troops and the Militia of the Province of Massachusetts Bay; with candid remarks upon certain relations of that sanguinary event as set forth by other hands."
    TB22227  $75.00




  • Nebensahl, Kenneth:  A Bibliography of Printed Battle Plans of the American Revolution.  Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1975. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark red cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a near fine dust jacket with a small, hardly seen, 1/2" closed tear at the upper edge of the front panel near the fold to the spine area. Overall a beautiful copy! 159 pages containing index, list of references and text with 218 cited Battle Plans of the American Revolution from 1775 to 1795.
    TB13619  $25.00



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    Neumann, George C.:  Swords & Blades of the American Revolution.  Harrisburg: Stackpole Books, 1973. First Edition, First printing. Near fine in dark gray cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine and front board. A quarto measuring 12" high by 9" deep. In a very good- unclipped dust jacket with several closed tears to the ends of the spine area. 288 pages including an index, text and hundreds of photographs and drawings. "The encyclopedia of bladed weapons, swords, bayonets, spontoons, halberds, pikes, knives, daggers, and axes used by both sides, on land and sea in America's struggle for independence."
    TB21433  $75.00



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    Nickerson, Hoffman:  The Turning Point Of The Revolution.  Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1928. First Edition. Near fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with faded gilt text stamping on the spine. An octavo of 8 5/8 by 5 7/8 inches. In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with 4 inch long closed tear to the rear panel and minor shallow chipping to the ends of the spine area. 499 including an index, appendices and text. Illustrated with a frontispiece, maps and a facsimile of an historic document. A thorough evaluation of the Battle of Saratoga and the surrender of the British Army headed by General Burgoyne.
    TB31182  $90.00



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    Painter, Thomas:  Autobiography Of Thomas Painter Relating His Experiences During the War Of The Revolution.  n.p. No City Stated: Privately Published, (1910). First Edition. Very good+ in full, limp, dark brown, leather (Levant Grain) with the title stamped in gilt text on the front board. A small quarto of 9 1/2 by 6 1/4 inches rebacked retaining the majority of the original leather back strip with light wear and rubbing to the edges of the boards, a prior owner's book plate on the front paste down (Library of The Society Of Colonial Wars) with a number of uncut pages in the preliminaries and termination pages. Very uncommon in book form. 105 pages of text and illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of the author at age 36 and a plate of Painter's birthplace and home in West Haven, Connecticut from a photograph. Painter server two short term enlistments with the Continental Army witnessing the Battle of Long Island and the army's escape across the East River to Manhattan. When his enlistment came to an end he went back to his home only to witness the British attack on New Haven. He tired of Army life and went to sea. But his service with various enterprises of privateering and as a mate on board a cargo vessel and eventually a captain of his own vessel netted him three captures by the British and two imprisonments on the British prison hulks. (Gephart, 14145; Kaplan, 4402)
    TB32096  $350.00



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    Philbrick, Nathaniel:  Bunker Hill A City, a Siege, a Revolution.  New York: Viking, (2013). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in black paper covered boards with copper colored text stamping on the spine and on the front board. An octavo measuring 9" by 5 3/4". In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. Signed with no inscription by the author on the title page. 398 pages of text including an index, bibliography, chapter notes and text. Illustrated with maps and two sections of both color and black and white photographs of contemporary works of art.
    TB27231  $65.00



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    [Post, Lydia Minturn]:  Personal Recollections Of The American Revolution A Private journal Prepared from Authentic Domestic Records Together with Reminiscences of Washington & Lafayette.  New York: Rudd & Carleton, 1859. First Edition. Good+ in pebbled light brown cloth covered boards with gilt text stamped on the spine. A 12mo measuring 7 1/2" by 5" with the cloth at the head and the heel heavily worn and worn through to the text block, the front hinge is cracked and the tips of the boards are worn. Despite the cracked front hinge, the binding remains tight and strong with no loose pages or separated signatures. Without a dust jacket. 251 pages illustrated with a facsimile of a two dollar bill of 1776 as the frontispiece. Edited by Sidney Barclay (a pseudonym used by the author, who, according to the preface, was the "wife of an officer of the Revolution, and the daughter of a clergyman of the Church of England....") (Sabin, 64460; Gephart, 5705)
    TB27663  $80.00



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    Preston, Howard Willis:  The Battle Of Rhode Island August 29th, 1778.  Providence: State of Rhode Island State Bureau of Information, 1928. First Edition. Very good+ in heavy, printed paper wraps over a stapled binding. A small quarto of 9 1/8 by 6 1/8 inches with fading around the edges of the covers. The contents are very clean and tight with no damage, foxing or staining. 56 pages of text followed by a fold-out, facsimile map illustrating military locations during the month of August, 1778. Additional illustrations include a frontispiece; a one page map showing the American Trenches; and, four plates three of which are from photographs. (Gephart, 6350; Rhode Island A Bibliography of Its History, 1195)
    TB32570  $50.00



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    Pulsifer, David:  An Account Of The Battle Of Bunker Hill, Compiled from Authentic Sources With General Burgoyne's Account Of The Battle.  Boston: A Williams And Co., c1872, 1875. Reprint of 1875. Very near fine in blue paper covered limp boards with gilt text on the front board. A 16mo of 6 1/16 by 3 3/4 inches with light wear to the heel of the spine. Without a dust jacket as issued. 75 pages of text. Illustrated with a fold-out map of Boston, Charlestown the Charles River and Boston Harbour titled: "Plan of the Town of Boston with the Attack on Bunkers-Hill in the Peninsula of Charlestown" tipped-in at the front of the book. The map and the contents are in fine condition with no foxing, tanning or prior owner's markings.
    TB31989  $125.00




  • Randall, Willard Sterne:  Benedict Arnold: Patriot and Traitor.  New York: Wm. Morrow & Company, 1990. Second Printing. Near fine in 1/4 cloth and paper covered boards with slight fading around the edges of the boards and with a prior owner's book plate on the front paste down under the dust jacket flap. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with minor wrinkling at the ends of the spine area. A biography of Benedict Arnold by an award winning journalist and a recognized historian who has uncovered new materials to help resolve the mystery of why Arnold may have changed sides. Illustrated with a section of black and white photographs and maps.
    TB20105  $25.00



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    Rankin, Hugh F.:  The North Carolina Continentals.  Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press, (1971). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in full, tan cloth covered boards with a gilt on blue title block on the spine. An octavo of 9 by 6 inches. In a very near fine, unclipped dust jacket with slight wear and rubbing to the ends of the spine area (with tape repairs on the verso side of the upper end of the jacket) and with wear and rubbing over the tips of the boards. 428 pages including an index, bibliography and text. The author provides an extremely detailed history of the North Carolinian soldiers as members of the Continental Army.
    TB32109  $55.00



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    Rathbun, Jonathan, Rufus Avery and Stephen Hempstead:  Narrative of Jonathan Rathbun With Accurate Accounts of the Capture of Groton Fort.  no city stated [New London]: No publisher stated, (1840). First edition. Very good in original gray-green cloth covered boards with a rebacked spine with the majority of the original back strip reapplied. A 12mo measuring 7 3/16 by 4 1/2 inches with dampness stains to the front end sheets and with faint dampness stains to the lower fore corner margins on the pages. There is also a name of an early prior owner at the top edge of the title page. A collection of three eye witness accounts of the attack on and taking of Fort Griswold on Sept. 6, 1781 by the British near the end of the Revolutionary War. The complete title reads: "Narrative of Jonathan Rathbun with accurate accounts of the capture of Groton Fort, the massacre that followed, and the sacking and burning of New London, September 6, 1781 by the British Forces, under the command of the Traitor Benedict Arnold." Additional, eye witness narratives by Rufus Avery and Stephen Hempstead are included as well as an appendix containing six essays dealing with Arnold's desertion from West Point; an "Anecdote of Mrs. Bailey" giving her petticoat to be used as flannel for cartridges; a "Eulogy on General Washington"; and, the names of those killed and wounded in the Battle of Fort Griswold. 80 pages of text. (Howes R-68; Gephart, 6381; Sabin, 2489 & 67952)
    TB28797  $350.00



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    Richards, Editor, Josephine Ellis:  Honor Roll of Litchfield County Revolutionary Soldiers.  Litchfield, Conn.: Daughters of the American Revolution, 1912. First Edition. Near fine in bright blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamped on the front board. An octavo of 9 by 6 inches with what appears to be a binding mistake on the spine with two minor raised areas under the cloth. Without a dust jacket. 233 pages of text. Containing lists of soldiers who fought in the American Revolution from the various towns of Litchfield County, Connecticut.
    TB30093  $30.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Arundel.  Garden City: Doubleday Doran, 1930. First Edition, First Printing. Very good+ in dark blue cloth covered boards with orange text and decorations on the spine and on the front board. A small octavo measuring 7 1/2 by 5 1/8 inches with rubbing and wear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine. With only the front panel of the first issue dust jacket done by Stafford Good under a clear acetate dust jacket protector. As noted above this copy has only a portion of the Stafford Good first state dust jacket which was originally used to cover the initial copies of the first edition. Roberts complained so bitterly about this jacket that the publisher (Doubleday) had to remove the book from the market to have a new jacket designed and painted by N.C. Wyeth. Any collector of Roberts' books aspires to have a first edition copy of this title in the first state dust jacket.
    TB32230  $1000.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Rabble in Arms.  Garden City: Doubleday Doran & Co, 1933. First Edition. Near fine in decorated dark blue cloth covered boards with bright gilt text on the spine and a bright gilt eagle on the front board and with map end sheets. A small octavo of 7 1/2 by 5 1/4 inches with a small spot of wear to the cloth at the upper rear corner of the spine and minor bumping to the tips of the boards. In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with shallow chipping to the upper edge of the spine area and light rubbing to the lower edge of the same, both areas of which have been reinforced with scotch tape on the verso side of the jacket. Inscribed to a J. A. Powers with a long sentence with a date of August 10th, 1936 by the author on the title page. An exceptionally scarce title to come by in first edition in a collectible dust jacket as only 5,000 copies were produced in the first printing. The dust jacket art is by N. C. Wyeth. Rabble In Arms is the sequel of Roberts' Arundel which picks up after Arnold's attack on Quebec and follows the sequence of events as the ragged army retreats down the St. Laawrence River to Lake Champlain. Roberts' was one of the first novelists to give credible exposure to the Battle of Valcor Island which, although a loss for the Americans, slowed the British advance down Lake Champlain to connect with the Hudson enough so that they had to return to Canada for the winter of 1776. This ultimately lead to the victory at Saratoga the following year. A handsome, clean copy of one of Roberts' most significant historical fiction novels.
    TB32229  $575.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  The Lively Lady.  Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1931. First Edition. Near fine in black cloth covered boards with light green text and decorations on the spine and on the front board. A small octavo measuring 7 1/2" by 5" with map end sheets with the cloth at the head and heel of the spine dimpled inward towards the text block; else fine. There is a prior owner's book plate on the verso of the title page which does not hide the "first edition" slug. In a very good+, unclipped first state dust jacket with light wear and several short closed tears to the ends of the spine area and to the upper edges of the panels. Signed by the author on a Kenneth Roberts book plate attached to the dedication page. This copy is covered by the first state dust jacket which reads "A Chronicle of Certain Men of Arundel" while the second state dust jacket reads: "A Chronicle of Arundel". Only 5,560 of the first printing were sold. A scarce title in this condition in a very collectible and very uncommon dust jacket.
    TB26514  $500.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Rabble in Arms (1939 Ticonderoga Edition).  Garden City: Doubleday Doran, 1939. Ticonderoga Edition of 1939. Very near fine in dark blue, patterned cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and a gilt decoration on the front board. A small octavo of 7 1/2 by 5 1/8 inches with minor crimping of the cloth at the head and heel of the spine. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with several 1/4 inch deep chips at the upper edge of the spine area, several very shallow chips at the lower edge of the spine area a closed tear at the upper edge of the front panel with related creasing. Signed by the author on a specially tipped-in Fort Ticonderoga page just before the fly title page. Reportedly, there were only 150 copies of this edition published making it extremely uncommon. Overall a very handsome and collectable copy of one of Kenneth Roberts' most memorable works historical fiction novels dealing with the early years of the American Revolution. The book picks-up following the loss at Quebec and where Robert's earlier book, Arundel, leaves off. It traces the escape of the American Army, under the command of Benedict Arnold, down Lake Champlain to the southern end of the lake to construct a small fleet of vessels to meet and oppose the British fleet on the northern end of the lake. The ensuing battle took place at Valcour Island on October 11, 1776. Although the Battle of Valcour Island was considered a loss to the American forces its outcome was significant enough to delay the British advance down the lake and was a major reason for the ultimate victory at Saratoga a year later.
    TB31209  $300.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Oliver Wiswell (Limited Edition).  New York: Doubleday, Doran Co., 1940. First Edition, Limited Edition. Both volumes of this two volume set are in fine condition in brown buckram covered boards with beveled edge boards, gilt text stamping on the spines and gilt edges to the top edges of the text blocks. Neither volume has its original cellophane wrapper (which are seldom seen), but both books are contained within a very near fine slipcase with an undamaged paper label. This set is signed by Roberts and numbered 120 out of only 1,050 copies printed and sold. This title was a best selling novel for Roberts. It provides an insightful look at the American Revolution from a Loyalist's point-of-view. After reading it one is astounded that the war was even won by the American forces.
    TB31749  $250.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Arundel (300th Anniversary Edition).  Garden City: Doubleday Doran, 1953. Reprint of May 1953. Fine in navy blue cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and front board with map end sheets. A small octavo of 7 1/2 by 5 1/8 inches In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with two 1/4 inch long closed tears to the upper edge of the spine area and a small chip from the rear upper fore corner of the rear board over the tip of the board. This is the very scarce 300th Anniversary Edition which has a specially tipped-in page in advance of th title page bearing the signature of the author. 652 pages of text followed by a number of pages of ads for other titles by Roberts. Reportedly there were only 701 copies of this edition celebrating the 300th anniversary of the founding of the town of Arundel, Maine. The special tipped-in page is signed by Kenneth Roberts. An extremely handsome and clean copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB32231  $250.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  March To Quebec.  Garden City: Doubleday Doran & Co., 1938. First Edition, First printing. Fine in redish cloth covered boards with a gilt on black title block on the spine with map fixed end sheets. As is so typical with this title, the front and rear hinge areas show modest tanning due to a reaction with the glue used in binding. A small octavo measuring 7 7/8 by 5 1/2 inches. In a very good+ unclipped dust jacket with three shallow chips at the upper edge of the spine area and four very small chips at the fore corners of the panels over the tips of the boards. Signed by the author on the title page without an inscription or date. 657 pages including an index and text. Following the writing of Arundel, Roberts compiled the journals of the members of Arnold's expedition to attack Quebec through the wilds of what is now the Maine woods north into Canada in the dead of winter. An extremely handsome and very collectible copy with no prior owner's markings, dates or book plates.
    TB30793  $195.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  March to Quebec.  Garden City: Doubleday Doran, 1946. Reprint of May, 1946. Near fine in light tan buckram cloth covered boards with a gilt on black title block on the spine with map end sheets. A small octavo of 7 3/4 by 5 1/2 inches with a minor scuff mark to the front board. In a very good+, price clipped dust jacket with minor shallow chips to the upper edge of the spine area and light soiling to the panels. Contains the modifications and additions made by Roberts up to March, 1945 to include the John Pierce Journal. 722 pages including an index.
    TB32234  $125.00



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    Roberts, Robert B.:  New York's Forts in the Revolution.  Cranbury, NJ: Associated University Presses, (1980). First Edition, First printing. Fine in light blue cloth covered boards with black text on the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 6" with faint dust staining to the top edge of the text block. In a very good+, price clipped dust jacket with light wear and rubbing to the ends of the spine area and with a 1" closed tear to the upper edge of the front panel. 521 pages including an index, bibliography, a glossary of 18th century fortification terms, chapter notes and text. Illustrated with line drawings, reproductions of contemporary maps and works of art, black and white photographs.
    TB25157  $60.00



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    Roberts, Kenneth:  Rabble in Arms.  Garden City: Doubleday Doran & Co, 1933. 1937 reprint. Very good+ in dark blue cloth covered boards with tarnished gilt text on the spine and with a bright gilt decoration on the front board. A small octavo of 7 1/2 by 5 1/8 inches with several short closed tear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine and foxing to the rear end sheets a result of the reaction to the glues used in binding. Without its issued dust jacket. An exceptionally scarce title to come by in first edition as only 5,000 copies were produced in the first printing. 870 pages. The sequel of Roberts' Arundel which picks up after Arnold's attack on Quebec and follows the sequence of events as the ragged army retreats down the St. Laawrence River to Lake Champlain. Roberts' was one of the first novelists to give credible exposure to the Battle of Valcor Island which, although a loss for the Americans, slowed the British advance down Lake Champlain to connect with the Hudson enough so that they had to return to Canada for the winter of 1776. This ultimately lead to the victory at Saratoga the following year. A bright fresh copy of one of Roberts' most significant historical fiction novels.
    TB32155  $50.00



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    Rogers, Ernest E.:  Connecticut's Naval Office at New London During the War of the American Revolution.  New London: Private Printing, 1933. First Edition, Limited edition. Near fine in dark blue ribbed cloth covered boards with bright gilt text stamping on the front board board and on the spine and with decorated end papers. The cloth at the head and heel of the spine is very slightly rubbed. This title comprises Volume II of Collections from The New London County Historical Society. One of only 750 copies printed. 358 pages including an index of vessels, an index of names, bibliography, and illustrated with 27 photographs. The volume includes the merchantile letter book of Nathaiel Shaw (1735-1782) who was a naval agent and Connecticut merchant. (Gephart, 14416)
    TB26551  $50.00



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    Schiff, Stacy:  The Revolutionary Samuel Adams.  New York: Little, Brown And Company, (2022). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in black paper covered boards with gilt text on the spine. A small quarto of 9 1/8 by 6 inches. In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. Signed by the author on the title page without a date or inscription. 421 pages including illustration credits, index, bibliography, extensive end notes and text. Illustrated with a section of color and black and white images of earlier works of art and from photographs.
    TB32647  $35.00



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    Schnitzer, Eric, and Don Troiani:  Campaign To Saratoga - 1777 The Turning Point of the Revolutionary War in Paintings, Arttifacts, and Historical Narrative.  Guilford, Conn.: Stackpole Books, (2019). First Edition. Fine in royal blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. A small quarto of 10 by 8 1/2 inches. In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. 332 pages of text including extensive chapter notes and text. Illustrated with color drawings and paintings by Don Troiani, maps and images from color photographs. A fine, beautiful, tight and clean copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB32050  $50.00



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    Shaw, Peter:  American Patriots and the Rituals of Revolution.  Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1981. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark green cloth covered boards with copper colored text stamping on the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 6" with a gift inscription on the front free end page. In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with rubbing and wear to the ends of the spine area. 279 pages including an index, chapter notes and text. The author "explores the interactions of personal conscience, crises, and crowds, as America moved toward war." (from the jacket flap).
    TB24603  $25.00



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    Smith, Justin H.:  Arnold's March from Cambridge to Quebec.  New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1903. First Edition, First printing. Very good in dark green pebbled cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine. The cloth at the head and heel of the spine shows modest fading and there are minor tape stains on the front paste down where a picture post card of the Arnold Memorial Rock at Bigham was taped. The second to last free end page of the text has been torn away the loss of which is of little consequence. An octavo measuring 8 1/8" tall by 5 3/8" deep. Without a dust jacket. 498 pages including an index followed by a one page ad from the publisher. Illustrated with eighteen maps. The author makes a meticulous examination of the details to uncover Arnold's exact route through Maine and lower Canada to attack Quebec. (Gephart, 6014)
    TB21851  $200.00



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    Stackpole, Edourard A.:  Nantucket In The American Revolution.  Falmouth, Mass.: The Nantucket Historical Association, 1976. First Edition. Fine in heavy, printed paper wraps over an adhesive binding. An octavo measuring 9 by 5 7/8 inches. Without a dust jacket as issued. 140 pages of text illustrated with black and white reproductions of earlier works of art. A fine, bright copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB28649  $25.00



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    Stiles, T. J. (Editor):  The American Revolution First Person Accounts by Men Who Shaped Our Nation.  New York: The Berkley Publishing Group, (1999). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in red paper covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 9 by 6 inches with slight curling of the lower edge of the spine. In a fine, unclipped (no price) dust jacket. 359 pages of text. Illustrated with a map frontispiece. From the front panel of the dust jacket: "Includes essays, letters, and diary entries by: George Washington, Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, Henry Lee, John Adams and many others".
    TB29093  $20.00



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    Stuart, I. W.:  Life of Jonathan Trumbull, Sen., Governor Of Connecticut.  Boston: Crocker And Brewster, c1849, 1859. First Edition. Very good+ in its original decorated, brown cloth covered boards with gilt text and designs on the spine and a gilt sketch of a home on the front board together with elaborate blind embossing. A small quarto of 9 1/4 by 5 3/4 inches with mild rubbing and wear to the cloth at the head and heel of the spine and with the cloth over the tips of the boards worn through. Light foxing exists on the preliminaries up to the title page and to the final two leaves in the book. There is an early book plate of J. G. Belden attached to the front pastedown. 700 pages of text. Illustrated with a color frontispiece from an original painting and three color plates. Governor Trumbull (1710-1785) was an important contributor to the American Revolution providing Washington and his troops with badly needed food, clothing and munitions. A very tight and handsome copy.(Sabin, 93164)
    TB31497  $150.00



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    Tebbel, John:  Turning The World Upside Down Inside The American Revolution.  New York: Orion Books, (1993). First Edition, First printing. Fine in 1/4 black cloth and maroon paper covered boards with silver colored text stamping on the spine. A small quarto measuring 9 1/4" by 6" with a blank, unsigned, book plate on the first free end page. In a fine, unclipped dust jacket. 448 pages of text including an extensive index and bibliography. Illustrated with three maps.
    TB26786  $15.00



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    The American Historical Company, Inc.:  Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages of America.  New York: The American Historical Company, Inc., 1961. Revised Edition. Very good+ in 3/4 black leather and purple cloth covered boards with gilt text and gilt decorations on the spine. A quarto of 11 1/2 by 8 7/8 inches with light rubbing to the leather over the tips of the boards and joints and with the leather over the upper rear board tip worn through to expose the underlying board. Without a dust jacket. 670 pages including an extensive index. Illustrated with photographic reproductions and coats of arms. "A collection of genealogical studies, completely documented, and appropriately illustrated, bearing upon notable early American lines and their collateral connections." (from title page) A very handsome, tight and clean copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind.
    TB29444  $350.00



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    Tiger, Caroline:  General Howe's Dog George Washington, The Battle of Germantown, and the Dog Who Crossed Enemy Lines.  New York: Chamberlain Bros., 2005. First Edition, First printing. Fine in red and tan paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. A 12mo measuring 7 1/2" by 5". In a fine unclipped dust jacket. Signed by the author on a book plate attached to the first free end page. 162 pages including a bibliography and text. Illustrated with maps and black and white photographs of contemporary works of art.
    TB23504  $30.00



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    U.S. Army War College:  Historical Statements Concerning The Battle of Kings Mountain and The Battle of The Cowpens, South Carolina.  Washington, DC: United States Government Printing Office, 1928. First Edition. Fine in blue, ribbed cloth covered boards with gilt embossed borders and gilt text on the front board and blind embossed borders on the rear board. A small quarto of 10 by 6 3/4 inches with the boards very slightly bowed and faint spots of foxing to the lower edge of the text block. The contents are clean, tight and neat with no prior ownership markings of any kind. Without a dust jacket and perhaps as issued. [78] pages followed by three fold-out maps and three plates of images from black and white photographs. (Gephart, 6681)
    TB32163  $150.00




  • Van Doren, Carl:  Mutiny in January.  New York: The Viking Press, 1943. First Edition, First printing. Near fine in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping, minor fading around the board edges & a prior owners name on 1st FEP. In a very good+ dust jacket with a price clipped front flap and moderate light wear at the ends of the spine area and soiled on the rear panel. The story of a group of soldiers from the Pennsylvania Line who mutinied in January of 1781 and whose actions threatened to create a crisis for the entire American Army.
    TB11939  $28.00



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    Various Authors:  The Washingtoniana: Containing A Biographical Sketch Of The Late Gen. George Washington, With Various Outlines Of His Character.  Baltimore: Samuel Sower, 1800. First Edition, First Issue. Recently rebound in dark blue cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. A 16mo of 6 1/2 by 4 inches with new end sheets. The contents are uniformly tanned with only occasional spots of foxing. Without a dust jacket. 298 pages (the pagination conforms to Howe's U.S.Iana 7-258 271-298) followed by six pages of "subscriber's names". Illustrated with a frontispiece of Washington from an engraving by Tanner. This copy conforms to Sabin's statement in his bibliography regarding the first issue of this title: "At the foot of the last page of the first issue listed: "The list of subscriber's [sic] names for Easton, and parts of Ann Arundel, &c is not come to hand." (Howes W-151; Sabin, 101900)
    TB32257  $800.00



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    Waller, George M.:  The American Revolution in the West.  Chicago: Nelson-Hall, (1976). First Edition, First Printing. Fine in 1/4 black cloth and brown, simulated leather covered boards with bright gilt text stamping on the spine and a gilt embossed flying eagle on the front board. An oblong small octavo measuring 8" by 9 3/4". In a near fine, price clipped dust jacket with a 2" long closed tear (which has been repaired with archival tape) at the fold to the front flap. 153 pages including an index and text. Illustrated with maps and reproductions of contemporary works of art.
    TB26838  $25.00



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    Washington, George [James Rivington, Compiler/Editor]:  Epistles Domestic, Confidential, And Official, From General Washington, Written About The Commencement Of The American Contest, When He Entered On The Command Of The Army Of The United States.  New York: James Rivington, 1796. First Edition. Good+ in full, speckled calf covered boards with a gilt on red leather title block on the spine with four double gilt rules on the spine. A small octavo measuring 7 7/8" by 4 1/2" with a 1/2" chip to the leather at the heel of the spine a 1/8" chip to the leather at the head of the spine light rubbing and wear to the edges of the boards. There is an early prior owner's name on the first free end page and a second prior owner's name at the upper edge of the title page. Per Howes, "The first seven letters are Tory forgeries previously printed as Letters from General Washington to several of his friends." As pointed out by Sabin, this copy is unique as it holds the inserted letter from Timothy Pickering which copies President Washington's letter of March 3, 1797 disavowing the forged letters noted above. Secondly, the frontispiece portrait of President Washington is engraved by "L. Hill" instead of an engraving by Rollinson which appears in most copies of this title. Finally, as Evans points out, complete copies of this title should have a blank leaf following page xiv. This copy has the blank leaf. 303 pages of text illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of President Washington. Per Howes, "The first seven letters are Tory forgeries previously printed as Letters from General Washington to several of his friends." Despite these forgeries, Howes considers this title to be "quite scarce". (Howes, W-134; Sabin, 101742; Evans, 30392)
    TB27850  $600.00




  • Washington, George:  The Journal of Major George Washington.  New York: Henry Holt and Company, Inc., 1959. First Edition, First printing. Fine in dark blue paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. In a very good+ dust jacket with a the original price intact on the front flap but with the spine area slightly tanned and with light insect damage. "An account of his first official mission, made as emissary from the Governor of Virginia to the Commandant of the French Forces on The Ohio, October 1753 - January 1754. 41 pages containing the facsimile of Washington's original printed account.
    TB15987  $21.00



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    Weintraug, Stanley:  General Washington's Christmas Farewell A Mount Vernon Homecoming 1783.  New York: Free Press, 2003. First Edition, First printing. Near fine in black paper covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine. An octavo measuring 8 1/4" by 5 1/2" with occasional underlings in pencil. In a fine unclipped dust jacket. 204 pages including an index, bibliography and text. Illustrated with maps and a section of black and white photographs of contemporary works of art.
    TB23502  $20.00




  • Wharton, Francis:  The Revolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States Volume IV.  Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1889. First Edition, First printing. In only fair condition in full leather (sheep) covered boards with black and red leather title labels on the spine with the front joint nearly parted, the front board bowed and the rear joint beginning to separate. Without a dust jacket. A reprinting and publication of the diplomatic correspondence of the United States between July 17, 1780 to November 25, 1781. 869 pages.
    TB19889  $20.00



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    Wheeler, Richard:  Voices Of 1776.  New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, (1972). First Edition, First Printing. Near fine in blue cloth covered boards with white text on the spine. A small quarto of 9 3/8 by 6 1/4 inches. In a very good+, unclipped dust jacket with a one inch closed tear to the lower edge of the front panel and a 1/4 inch closed tear to the top edge of the same. 430 pages including an index, bibliography, appendix and text. Illustrated with maps and images from earlier works of art. "The story of the American Revolution in the words of those who were there." (from the dust jacket)
    TB32199  $30.00



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    Whittemore, Bradford Adams:  Memorials Of The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati.  Boston: Society of the Cincinnati, 1964. First Edition, First printing. Near fine in orange cloth covered boards with gilt text stamping on the spine and tan end sheets. A small quarto measuring 9 1/2" by 6" with a prior owner's book plate on the front paste down. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with two 1/2" narrow chips from the upper edge of the front panel and with light tanning to the spine area. 852 pages including an index, appendix and text.
    TB24191  $75.00






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