COLLECTORS LIBRARY OF THE CIVIL WAR, 19 LEATHER BOUND VOLUMES, 1980S

Offered here is a distinguished, 19-volume collection from Time-Life Books celebrated Collector’s Library of the Civil War, presenting some of the conflict’s most compelling memoirs, diaries, campaign histories, prison narratives, and firsthand eyewitness accounts. Issued during the 1980s as finely produced facsimile editions of important 19th- and early-20th-century works, each volume is handsomely bound in genuine black leather with raised spine bands, gilt-stamped titles and decoration, embossed Civil War imagery, gilt page edges, and an integral red ribbon marker. Acquired from a central Virginia estate. FREE SHIPPING FOR THIS BOOK SET WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The 19 volumes shown include: 1. Battle Fields of the South, An English Combatant. 2. Mosby’s Rangers, James J. Williamson. 3. Destruction and Reconstruction, Richard Taylor. 4. Recollections of a Private, Warren Lee Goss. 5. Hardtack and Coffee, John D. Billings. 6. A Rebel War Clerk’s Diary, Volume I, John B. Jones. 7. Richmond During the War, Sallie A. Brock Putnam. 8. Life in the Confederate Army, William Watson. 9. Three Months in the Southern States, Arthur J. L. Fremantle. 10. In and Out of Rebel Prisons, A. Cooper. 11. A Soldier’s Recollections, Randolph H. McKim. 12. Three Years in the Sixth Corps, George T. Stevens. 13. Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life, Carlton McCarthy. 14. Personal Recollections of a Cavalryman, James H. Kidd. 15. The Citizen-Soldier, John Beatty. 16. Confederate Operations in Canada and New York, John W. Headley. 17. Daring and Suffering, William Pittenger. 18. Campaigning with Grant, Horace Porter. 19. The Story of a Common Soldier, Leander Stillwell.

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Near Fine, Unread Condition