Washington: Army Map Service, 1944. Color lithograph. Fold-out map in two sections (north and south), each section 18.75" x 34.25". Shows some wear along original fold lines. In very good condition. A map of France that shows the movement of 109th Infantry Division during the Second World War. Manuscript notes in pencil trace a dramatic line that reflects U.S. involvement in the war. This line begins at Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, one of the first towns to be liberated by U.S. forces... More about Road Map of France

Appleton, WI: 1863. Fine content A.L.S. 4to., 2 pages, Appleton, WI, January 27, 1863, providing news of troop movements and the firing and replacement of several Generals, in part: "...I suppose Rosecrans Army is at Murfreesboro yet. You see they cashiered and dismissed Porter. They ought to do the same with Buell or shoot him. When such traitors are out of the Army, we shall do better. I believe Rosecrans to be a true good officer. I understand he has... More about Autograph Letter Signed

Philadelphia: P.S. Duval, 1847. Map. Hand colored engraving. Image measures 12 x 16.5". This map of Mexico depicts the area of highlands in the central region of the country. Published circa 1847, it dates to the period of the Mexican-American War, and in particular the Invasion of Vera Cruz, in which Edmund Lafayette Hardcastle, the mapmaker, participated. Hardcastle then prepared the map for the U.S. War Department, Corps of Engineers in the wake of the fall of Mexico City in... More about Map of the Valley of Mexico

London: Almark, 1971. Illustrated in both color and black-and-white. 72pp., short, slim 8vo, blue cloth, d.w. London: Almark Publishing, (1971). A very good (+) copy in a very good dust wrapper. More about French Napoleonic Lancer Regiments

Signed card, 3.5" x 2.75", "M.I. Ludington - Quartermaster General - U.S. Army", evenly toned and in very good condition. From an intact collection of Spanish-American War officers. A forty-year career soldier who achieved the rank of Brigadier General during the Civil War and closed out his career as Quartermaster General. More about Signed Card

New York: Putnam, 1967. 450pp. 8vo, blue cloth, dust wrapper shows chip at back top. N.Y.: Putnam, (1967). A very good(+) in a very good wrapper. Inscribed by the author on flyleaf. More about The Pentagon; Politics, Profits and Plunder.

New York: Czechoslovak Recruiting Office, 1918. Poster. Color lithograph. Page measures 35 3/4 x 25 inches. World War I recruiting poster by Czech artist Vojtech Preissig. Several horizontal creases, unmounted. This poster is number 10 in a series of 16 designed and printed at the the School of Printing and Graphic Arts of Wentworth Institute where Preissig was director. Poster states, issued by the Czech Recruiting Office, Tribune Building, New York. Repairs to margins. More about Uz Slovenskovstatava - Puta Si Strhava

Very uncommon signed card during the Spanish-American War, 3.75" x 2.5", "Simon Snyder - Brig. Genl. U.S. Vols. - Col. 19th Infy. U.S. Army." Evenly toned and in very good condition. American military officer who distinguished himself during the Civil War and later as an Indian fighter against the Sioux at Bear Paw Mountains, Montana, September 30, 1877. During the Spanish-American War he was promoted to Major General (1898). More about Signed Card

The Office of the Quarter Master General, 1857. Map. Lithograph. Image measures 13.5 x 29.5 inches. Sheet measures 15.75 x 31 inches. In very good condition. Shows some staining, some wear to original fold lines. Sheet trimmed to neat line at bottom left edge. A military map of the United States that indicates forts, barracks, arsenals, historic regimental routes, regional departments, as well as geographic features such as major mountain ranges and rivers. Lithograph by H. Lawrence, NY. Hard to find. More about Military Map of the United States

Washington, D.C. US War Department, 1943. Original double-sided poster. Offset lithograph in both color and black and white. 35" x 47 3/4". Newsmap was a weekly educational and propaganda poster published by the US War Department during and immediately after World War II. It ran in four volumes from April 1942 to March 1946, after which an additional eight issues were published. Newsmaps were not issued for general distribution, the posters were distributed to military installations as well as government... More about Newsmap Volume II No. 29: This is Ann; Monday, November 8, 1943