Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army Identified to George G. Stoddard, United States Marine / SOLDCorps / SOLD

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Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army Identified to George G. Stoddard, United States Marine Corps

 

Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army by Major G. L. Willard. First edition printed in Philadelphia by J.B. Lippencott & Co in 1862. 32 pages with plates, charts, and illustrations. Embossed brown cloth binding, spine gilt-lettered with some wear to the cover. Identified inside the front cover to George G. Stoddard, U.S. Marines. Lieutenant George G. Stoddard commanded the battalion of USMC Infantry under the Naval Brigade during the Battle of Honey Hill, South Carolina. A rare manual with a significant USMC identification.

 

Inventory Number: HIS 125 / SOLD

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A worn hardcover "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, USMC. Features a textured dark cover with an embossed eagle; spine shows signs of damage and fraying. SOLD.
Aged book page from "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, United States Marine Corps / SOLD.
Faded handwritten text reads: "250. G. Stoddard" and "U.S. Marines" on aged paper, identifying the product as a "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," once owned by George G. Stoddard, United States Marine Corps / SOLD.
Title page of "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, U.S. Marine Corps.
Open book titled "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, USMC, featuring a preface dated February 15, 1862 by Captain G. L. Willard on the system adopted by the U.S. War Department.
A page titled "Recommendation" dated Feb 14, 1862, lists military officers endorsing the "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army Identified to George G. Stoddard, United States Marine Corps.
An open Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army, identified to George G. Stoddard, USMC (SOLD), displays aged and yellowed pages 12-13 with instructions on cleaning a gun barrel and lock, plus minor water stains.
A worn "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, USMC, features a brown textured cover with embossed eagle emblem and some edge damage. / SOLD.
A worn "Manual of Target Practice for the United States Army," identified to George G. Stoddard, USMC, is framed in black with a red background and labeled as rare.

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