Flora Gallo-Provincialis by Gerard, Louis (Ludovici Gerardi) - 1761

Flat with plastic against dirtExcellent early map of the region. Kansas counties cover only the eastern third of the state. Nebraska counties cover less than half the state. Colorado has only approximately 15 counties. The gold regions near Denver are shown, as are a number of Indian tribes, early towns, forts, etc. Dakota includes all of Wyoming.
The map shows early proposed railroads, forts, Indian tribes, rivers, mountains, etc. The plains region is still very much in transition, with the results of several major explorations commenced immediately after the civil war are not yet in evidence.
Also shows portions of New Mexico, Texas and Indian Territory.

1876 1ed Abner Doubleday Civil War Gettysburg Reminiscences Fort Sumter Moultrie
Abner Doubleday was a 19th-century American Army officer known for his role in the Civil War, especially the Battle of Gettysburg. Following his military career, Doubleday wrote autobiographical sketches of his experiences in battle, including "Reminiscences of Forts Sumter and Moultrie". As captain at Fort Sumter, Doubleday made pivotal decisions that helped direct Union forces of the Confederacy.
Per Nevins of this work,
"This charming story, by a then-captain of artillery inside the two forts, is a memoir of merit because of the aura of its immediacy and intimacy."
Item number: #13945
Price: $499
DOUBLEDAY, Abner
Reminiscences of forts Sumter and Moultrie in 1860-61
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1876. First edition.

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages
o
184, 8
· References: Nevins I, p.27; Larned 2169
· Provenance:
o
Bookplate – Robert S. Berman
o
Handwritten – Frank… Read More

1811 1st ed Worthies of England Thomas Fuller History of Britain John Nichols 2v

Thomas Fuller was a 17th-century English historian who particularly notable for his historical accounts of English worthies and the Church of England. In 1662, Fuller's "Worthies of England" was published, a book which would become one of the most iconic books of English history even into the 19th-century. This book discusses the physical boundaries of English towns and counties, notable figures and martyrs, antiquities, buildings: cathedrals, and general observations.
In 1811, John Nichols reissued Fuller's masterpiece, updating the landscape of each of the British communities.
Item number: #13913
Price: $499
FULLER, Thomas
The history of the worthies of England
London: Printed for F.C. & J. Rivington ... [et al.] 1811. First Nichols edition.

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages; 2 volumes
o
Vol. I – xvi, 596
o
Vol. II – 619, [1]
· References: Allibone II, 1425;
· Provenance:… Read More

1851 INDIAN WARS 1ed Conspiracy of Pontiac War Parkman Native American Michigan
Francis Parkman's 'History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac' is a rare Civil War-era account of the North American Indian Wars that occurred on the Appalachian frontier, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Great Lakes regions of Michigan. This work is an important detailed portrayal of Indian tribes throughout the United States, their cultures and language, as well as their roles in American wars. Pontiac was an Odawa Indian leader who led warriors from many tribes against British soldiers who were trying to settle in the Great Lakes regions.
Item number: #18352
Price: $499
PARKMAN, Francis
History of the conspiracy of Pontiac and the war of the North American tribes against the English colonies after the conquest of Canada
Boston : Little, Brown, 1851. First edition.

Details:

· Collation: Complete with all pages
o xxiv, 630
o 4 maps
· References: Howes P 100
· Language: English
· Binding: Hardcover;… Read More

1729 OTTOMAN Harems 1ed Le Geomyler Montfaucon Villars Africa ARAB Monks Magic

Henri Montfaucon de Villars was a 17th-century French novel writer known for his stories on bizarre, strange, occult, and secret sciences. Most of his books contain themes of magic and astrology, devils and pagans, and monks and religious figures. One such work was his 'Le Geomyler' – a story of a Turkish monk who enters an Ottoman harem in Africa where he wins the hearts of several princesses.

Two parts in one volume, a rare 1729 first edition.

Item number: #24114
Price: $499

VILLARS, Henri de Montfaucon de

Le Géomyler

A Paris: chez la veuve d'Antoine-Urbain Coutelier & Jacques Guerin, 1729. First edition.

Details:
· Collation: Complete; 2 parts in 1
o Part I – [2], vi, 190, [2]
o Part II – [4], 207 (i.e., 203), [5]
· Language: French
· Binding: Leather; tight and secure
· Size: ~6.75in X 4in (17cm x 10cm)
· Quite rare and desirable with auction records and price… Read More

Flat with plastic against dirtExcellent early map of the region. Kansas counties cover only the eastern third of the state. Nebraska counties cover less than half the state. Colorado has only approximately 15 counties. The gold regions near Denver are shown, as are a number of Indian tribes, early towns, forts, etc. Dakota includes all of Wyoming.
The map shows early proposed railroads, forts, Indian tribes, rivers, mountains, etc. The plains region is still very much in transition, with the results of several major explorations commenced immediately after the civil war are not yet in evidence.
Also shows portions of New Mexico, Texas and Indian Territory.

1876 1ed Abner Doubleday Civil War Gettysburg Reminiscences Fort Sumter Moultrie
Abner Doubleday was a 19th-century American Army officer known for his role in the Civil War, especially the Battle of Gettysburg. Following his military career, Doubleday wrote autobiographical sketches of his experiences in battle, including "Reminiscences of Forts Sumter and Moultrie". As captain at Fort Sumter, Doubleday made pivotal decisions that helped direct Union forces of the Confederacy.
Per Nevins of this work,
"This charming story, by a then-captain of artillery inside the two forts, is a memoir of merit because of the aura of its immediacy and intimacy."
Item number: #13945
Price: $499
DOUBLEDAY, Abner
Reminiscences of forts Sumter and Moultrie in 1860-61
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1876. First edition.

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages
o
184, 8
· References: Nevins I, p.27; Larned 2169
· Provenance:
o
Bookplate – Robert S. Berman
o
Handwritten – Frank… Read More

1811 1st ed Worthies of England Thomas Fuller History of Britain John Nichols 2v

Thomas Fuller was a 17th-century English historian who particularly notable for his historical accounts of English worthies and the Church of England. In 1662, Fuller's "Worthies of England" was published, a book which would become one of the most iconic books of English history even into the 19th-century. This book discusses the physical boundaries of English towns and counties, notable figures and martyrs, antiquities, buildings: cathedrals, and general observations.
In 1811, John Nichols reissued Fuller's masterpiece, updating the landscape of each of the British communities.
Item number: #13913
Price: $499
FULLER, Thomas
The history of the worthies of England
London: Printed for F.C. & J. Rivington ... [et al.] 1811. First Nichols edition.

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages; 2 volumes
o
Vol. I – xvi, 596
o
Vol. II – 619, [1]
· References: Allibone II, 1425;
· Provenance:… Read More

1851 INDIAN WARS 1ed Conspiracy of Pontiac War Parkman Native American Michigan
Francis Parkman's 'History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac' is a rare Civil War-era account of the North American Indian Wars that occurred on the Appalachian frontier, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Great Lakes regions of Michigan. This work is an important detailed portrayal of Indian tribes throughout the United States, their cultures and language, as well as their roles in American wars. Pontiac was an Odawa Indian leader who led warriors from many tribes against British soldiers who were trying to settle in the Great Lakes regions.
Item number: #18352
Price: $499
PARKMAN, Francis
History of the conspiracy of Pontiac and the war of the North American tribes against the English colonies after the conquest of Canada
Boston : Little, Brown, 1851. First edition.

Details:

· Collation: Complete with all pages
o xxiv, 630
o 4 maps
· References: Howes P 100
· Language: English
· Binding: Hardcover;… Read More

1729 OTTOMAN Harems 1ed Le Geomyler Montfaucon Villars Africa ARAB Monks Magic

Henri Montfaucon de Villars was a 17th-century French novel writer known for his stories on bizarre, strange, occult, and secret sciences. Most of his books contain themes of magic and astrology, devils and pagans, and monks and religious figures. One such work was his 'Le Geomyler' – a story of a Turkish monk who enters an Ottoman harem in Africa where he wins the hearts of several princesses.

Two parts in one volume, a rare 1729 first edition.

Item number: #24114
Price: $499

VILLARS, Henri de Montfaucon de

Le Géomyler

A Paris: chez la veuve d'Antoine-Urbain Coutelier & Jacques Guerin, 1729. First edition.

Details:
· Collation: Complete; 2 parts in 1
o Part I – [2], vi, 190, [2]
o Part II – [4], 207 (i.e., 203), [5]
· Language: French
· Binding: Leather; tight and secure
· Size: ~6.75in X 4in (17cm x 10cm)
· Quite rare and desirable with auction records and price… Read More