[Rarebooks] FS: New Jerseyans at Gettysburg

[Back Creek Books]

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(No. 3278 )  Toombs, Samuel. NEW JERSEY TROOPS IN THE GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN
FROM JUNE 5 TO JULY 31, 1863.
Orange: Evening Mail Publ. House, 1888. First printing, Full cloth, Octavo,
xvi, 406 pages, B&w engr. portraits, maps. Very good.
      A tribute to the brave service of New Jerseyans, drawn from printed
sources and official records. Includes over 60 illustrations, including one
fold-out map. Bound in blue  cloth over boards with gilt stamped spine
lettering. Lower fore corner of  upper board is bumped, other minor
extremity rubs. Front endpapers cracked along inner hinge, but hinge itself
not broken. A clean and handsome copy. No prior ownership marks. DORNBUSCH
III, #2218; CWB I, p. 169.    $50.00
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