1867 REBELLION RECORD MOORE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ILLUSTRATED TENTH VOLUME X 1ST

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Binding:Leather
Subject:Illustrated
Special Attributes:Illustrated,1st Edition,Ex-Library
Language:English
Original/Facsimile:Original
Year Printed:1867
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

GREETINGS FROM NEW ENGLAND ESTATE SERVICES! THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR STORE! THIS ONE OF THE MANY GREAT ITEMS WE ARE OFFERING FROM NEW ENGLAND ESTATES! MAKE SURE TO SEE OUR OTHER ITEMS AND ADD US TO YOUR LIST OF FAVORITE SELLERS! Please note that the item you see pictured above is the item that you will receive! Carefully review the photos and ask any questions you have before bidding or buying! ITEM DETAILS Title: The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events; with Documents, Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc.; with Fourteen Portraits on Steel, and Various Maps and DiagramsAuthor: Frank More (Edited By) Binding: Fine Half Leather BindingPublisher: D. Van Nostrand, New YorkPublication Date: 1867 Volume: Tenth Volume (X) Edition: 1st Edition Condition: Good ITEM DESCRIPTION Today we are pleased to offer this nicely preserved volume of the Rebellion Record edited by Frank Moore! A great find from a local New England estate! This scarce antique volume is over 157 years old! See our other auctions for more volumes in this set! A rare volume to find in any condition! 1st edition. Contemporary half-calf bindings with marbled boards and marbled page edges. Ex-library. Original binding is in good shape overall! The leather has started to flake due to age and leaves a residue when placed on a white surface. Boards and spine show wear including rubbing and light soiling, moderate wear to the joints, general wear around the extremities including bumping to the corners and spine extremes, and light rubbing to the page edges. Otherwise sound! While this volume would certainly benefit from a fresh new binding, it remains quite serviceable as-is! The gilt lettering to the spine displays nicely from the shelf. A well preserved antique volume overall! Internally this volume is in GOOD condition overall. The front board is fully detached from the binding; the rear board is loosely attached. All page groupings remain securely attached to the binding, however. Note that this is an ex-library volume with bookplates and library markings visible to the front and rear endpapers and fly pages, the tile page and copyright page, and likely on a few pages throughout the text block. Otherwise this volume is clean and free from signatures and inscriptions. The text block itself is in GOOD shape as well. Very clean throughout! In general, pages show light toning typical of age, as well as some light soiling and foxing scattered throughout, and perhaps some instances of light edge wear. Otherwise this volume is very clean and perfectly readable throughout! Illustrated throughout with steel portrait engravings and maps. All illustrations and maps accounted for, including the portrait of James A. Ekin, which is on page 760 (not page 770, as stated). Make sure to see the additional photos below for a thorough look through this volume. 462 pages with an index in back. Measures approximately 9 3/4 inches tall by 6 3/4 inches wide by 2 1/2 inches thick. A perfect addition to any fine collection or a wonderful gift for someone special! Price includes FAST, FREE shipping! Buy with confidence! This item has been carefully inspected by hand. If you have any questions about this item, please contact us before bidding or buying! Payment is requested within 24 hours of winning this item. Prompt payment ensures FAST shipping! ADDITIONAL PHOTOS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY FROM NEW ENGLAND ESTATE SERVICES ON EBAY Our passion for fine, collectible and antique items makes itself apparent in our selection. Every order comes standard with unparalleled personal service and lightning fast order processing. As seasoned eBay sellers we understand that it takes effort to earn customer loyalty, and this drives us to become the best at what we do. CHECK BACK OFTEN AS WE’RE ALWAYS ADDING RARE ANTIQUES, PRICELESS HISTORIC GOODS, AND VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES! DELIVERY This antique volume will be professionally packaged and shipped via USPS Media Mail. We offer this service at no cost to the buyer. Please note that we can also accommodate local pickup in scenic Western Massachusetts. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING If you are interested in purchasing an item from us and would like to have your item shipped to you via the USPS please contact us prior to bidding or buying for a quote. RETURNS We describe each and every item we offer to the best of our ability, however we are human and sometimes make mistakes. If you are not satisfied with your purchase we offer a 30 day return policy. Please contact us with any issue you may have prior to sending back your purchase, we may be able to solve the issue without having to process a return. abatis advance army arrived artillery assault Atlanta attack battery Bottom’s Bridge brave bridge brigade Brigadier-General camp campaign Captain captured cavalry centre charge Chattanooga Colonel colored infantry column command Creek crossed Decatur direction division Doc enemy eral Etowah River fell field fight fire flank force forward four Fourteenth Fourth corps Franklin front gallant guns headquarters heavy hill Hooker hundred Illinois Indiana intrenched Jonesboro Kenesaw Kentucky killed Lieutenant Lieutenant-Colonel line of battle loss Major-General mand Marietta ment miles Missouri morning Mountain moved movement Murfreesboro musketry night Nolensville o’clock A. 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