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Pathway to Safety / SOLD

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1864 The Recruit, from the American Unitarian Association “Army Series” / SOLD

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Casey’s Infantry Tactics Identified to Leonard G. Burns 82nd Ohio Infantry, Battle of Gettysburg Veteran / Sold

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1864 A Letter to a Sick Soldier, from the American Unitarian Association “Army Series” / SOLD

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1861 General Orders for Volunteers Identified to Brevet Brigadier General Jonathan Prince Cilley, 1st Maine Cavalry. Right Arm Shattered at Middletown, Virginia / SOLD

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1864 The Home to the Camp, from the American Unitarian Association “Army Series” / SOLD

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1877 Battles for the Union by Captain Willard Glazier 2nd and 26th New York Cavalry / SOLD

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Casey’s Infantry Tactics Identified to Jacob Gumbinger 8th Missouri Infantry / SOLD

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Manual of Bayonet Exercise Identified to Private Edward Smith 107th New York Infantry, Wounded at New Hope Church, Georgia Great Gettysburg Unit / Sold

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Casey’s Infantry Tactics Identified to Ephraim Shellenberger 61st and 82nd Ohio Infantry, Battle of Gettysburg Veteran / SOLD

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Casey’s Infantry Tactics Volume III Identified to Charles W. Mutchler, 187th Pennsylvania Infantry / Sold

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Revised Regulations for the Army of the United States, 1861 Identified to Wright Seaman, 12th Illinois Infantry, “1st Scotch Regiment,” Killed at Shiloh / SOLD

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Revised Regulations for the Army of the United States, 1861 Identified to Lieutenants Alexander Wilson and James Brown 118th Pennsylvania Infantry “Corn Exchange Regiment” / SOLD

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Morning Reports Book, Company C 9th New York Infantry “Hawkins’ Zouaves” / SOLD

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Casey’s Infantry Tactics Identified to Charles H. Bliven, 13th New Jersey Infantry / SOLD

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1858 General Regulations for the Military Forces of the State of New York and Letter Reporting on the Death of a Soldier Under His Command, Hiram Anderson Jr. 92nd New York Infantry, Killed at Cold Harbor

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Soldier’s Hymn Book, Henry C. Stewart Musician / SOLD

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The Boys in Blue by A. H. Hoge / SOLD

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