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1384.
Werner, Bert. Uniforms, Equipment and Weapons of the
American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. Schiffer. 2006. 326.
DJ. Uniforms, Equipment and Weapons of the American Expeditionary Forces in
World War I is a detailed look at the uniforms, equipment, weapons, personal
items, insignia, and specialist equipment of the American Army during the Great
War. This comprehensive study uses over 100 original black and white photographs
of American soldiers, many of which are previously unpublished. The book also
shows over 700 full color photographs of original items as well as recreated
scenes that bring many of these items to life. Finally, one book that covers all
of the nuances of the American Doughboy during the Great War – from common
uniforms and equipment, to the rare experimental and private purchased items.
This is an indispensable work for any First World War collector, living
historian, modeler, and enthusiast. (M). $79.95.
 
28246. SIGNAL
BOOK. United States Army. Wash. 1916. 64p. Cloth wraps. 24 Mo. Filled
with information on visual signaling including Morse Code, Signaling by Coston
lights, flag, torch, lantern, heliograph, Ardois system, semaphore, letter
codes, telephone and more. Includes color plates of signals and flags. Clean,
crisp. (VG+). $48.
PA-55.
Department of the Army. Small Arms Ammunition.
TM 9-1305-200. 78p. Soft wraps. Marked U.S. Coast Guard Shinnecock Station. June
1961. Includes general and technical information concerning small-arms
ammunition as well as proper handling and use. Filled with diagrams and
information on over one hundred types of ammunition. Detailed reference.
1208. (photo) Gen.
Henry J. Hunt, U.S. Army mine-laying tug in in New York Harbor c.1917.
Bain News Service from glass plate negative. 4 ½” x 6 ½”. On February
5, 1904, the Gen. Henry J. Hunt, the first of four sea-going tugs built at
Philadelphia’s Neafie Levy's shipyard for the United States Army, was
launched. The tug was named by Miss Sadie Murray, daughter of Mayor Arthur
Murray of the Artillery Corps, United States Army. Two of the remaining three
tugs were expected to leave the ways in about two weeks. Rare close World War I
view of this early U.S. Army tug. Dated February 3, 1917. Clean, clear, light
edge wear. (VG). $14.
21550b.
Secretary of the Treasury. TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL
LIST OF MERCHANT VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH OFFICIAL NUMBERS AND
SIGNAL LETTERS…. FOR THE FISCAL TEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1896.
Wash.
GPO. 1896. 405 p. Complete listing of merchant and US Government vessels
operating and includes all steam, sailing, iron and steel and unrigged
vessels giving official number of vessel, signal letters, rig, name,
tonnage, dimensions, year and place of building, home port and more. In
addition to merchant vessels, includes tenders of the U.S. Light-House
Establishment, Revenue Cutter Service cutters, US Navy,
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army, Coast and
Geodetic Survey
,
US
Fish Commission, Marine Hospital Service, and more. Extremely important
reference. Clean, tight, in government blue binding with gilt
embossed title. Light wear but clean, very nice copy. (VG). $75 net.
21550a. H. R. Document No. 38. TWENTY-EIGHTH
ANNUAL LIST OF MERCHANT VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH OFFICIAL NUMBERS
AND SIGNAL LETTERS…. FOR THE FISCAL TEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1896. Wash.
GPO. 1896. 454 p. Complete listing of merchant and US Government vessels
operating and includes all steam, sailing, iron and steel and unrigged
vessels giving official number of vessel, signal letters, rig, name,
tonnage, dimensions, year and place of building, home port and more. In
addition to merchant vessels, includes tenders of the U.S. Light-House
Establishment, Revenue Cutter Service, US Navy, Quartermaster’s
Department of the Army, Coast and Geodetic Survey, US Fish Commission,
Marine Hospital Service, and more. Extremely important reference. Clean,
tight, in half-calf binding with marbled boards and endpapers, gilt
embossed spine. Light wear, clean, some chipping to leather on spine but
title intact. (VG-). $75 net.
994. McGuinn, William F. and Bruce S. Bazelon. AMERICAN
MILITARY BUTTON MAKERS AND DEALERS; THEIR BACKMARKS & DATES.
Fredericksburg.
1996. 135p. This is a comprehensive study that is an invaluable tool in
identifying buttons and what period they were manufactured. With this and
Albert’s book Record Of American Uniform And Historical Buttons, you are
well equipped to properly identify buttons and determine what period they
were manufactured. With hundreds of photographs and details of back-marks
(lettering and symbols on the obverse of buttons) one can determine the
date and location of manufacture, wonderful for dating your U. S. Revenue
Cutter Service, Life-Saving Service, Lighthouse Establishment and Service
and Coast Guard buttons. This is a comprehensive discussion and listing of
all makers and suppliers of American military buttons covering the period
from ca. 1790 to ca. 1945. A MUST for collectors and historians. Hard
bound, high quality with literally hundreds of photographs. (M). $34.
11339.
Fowler, Chuck, Dan Withers, Combatant Craft of America. Patrol
and Rescue Boats on Puget Sound. Arcadia. 2011. 128p. Soft wraps. 180
vintage photographs. The history of impressive battleships, aircraft carriers,
and submarines on Puget Sound has been well chronicled. However, the story of
the smaller, fast patrol and rescue boats that have protected its vast inland
waters is largely unknown. This book, through more than 200 rare images and
engaging text, reveals the fascinating story. It covers Navy, Coast Guard, and
Army Air Force craft in the sound, including the famed patrol torpedo boats of
World War II. Featuring evocative photographs from the National Archives, as
well as veterans’ personal collections, this book highlights these military
craft, their proud crews, and essential wartime and peacetime operations. Superb
photographs, well worth it for the photos alone. (M). $21.99.
1019.
Foster, Colonel Frank C. and Lawrence H. Borts. Military
Medals of the United States. Fountain Inn. 2010. 192p. Soft wraps.
Military Medals of the United States, here in its seventh edition, is an
authoritative reference work on the subject. Included are complete criteria for
every Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine award
since 1939. All decorations, service medals, and ribbons shown in b/w or
full-color and accompanied by dates and campaigns as well as detailed
descriptions on proper wear and display. The many illustrations make this book a
truly beautiful reference work. The book also contains detailed information
about the various devices worn on each ribbon, guides to the proper wear of
medals and ribbons on the uniform, and much more. There is even a special
section on United Nations mission medals. Included are: Criteria for all medals
listed in full detail with dates and campaigns; Superb front and back color
pictures of all U.S. Military decorations, service medals, marksmanship medals
and ribbons, plus commonly awarded foreign medals; Separate color ribbon display
in correct order of precedence for Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, Coast Guard,
and Merchant Marine awards since 1939; Complete chapter on devices for awards
and ribbons – cross referenced with medals; Complete section on wear and
display of U.S. Military Medals for all branches; Valuable section on how to
claim your medals from the government. (M). $24.95.
28375.
Hodgkins, John. A Soldier's Son: An American Boyhood
during World War II. Down East Books. 2006. 325p. Soft wraps. John
Hodgkins was eight years old when his father was drafted into the army and left
for Europe to fight in World War II. After his return, John's father never spoke
much about the war, but John knew he'd kept a diary. After his father's death,
John opened his diary and two boxes of memorabilia. What began as John's attempt
to tell his father's story became the story of his own life. This memoir
recounts what life was like on the home front of Temple, Maine, during the war
-- as well as what life was like on the front lines, thanks to what John learned
from his father's letters home and his war diary. It also provides a firsthand
look at the hardscrabble lives of rural Mainers and a way of living that is now
mostly gone. (M). $16.95.
22358. Foster, Col. Frank C. and Lawrence H.
Borts.
A
COMPLETE GUIDE TO ALL UNITED STATES MILITARY MEDALS 1939 TO PRESENT.
Fountain Inn. 2002. 4th. 143 p. Soft wraps. This is the only complete easy to
use color guide to al U.S. Military medals, ribbons, unit awards, devices and
commonly presented foreign medals since the beginning of World War II. Includes
a complete description of each medal, its criteria, dates of awards, background,
symbolism and attachments with both front and back views. Includes color plates
of all US Military decorations, service medals and ribbons with the correct
order for precedence for all awards. Includes awards for Army, Navy, Marine
Corps., Coast Guard, Air Force and Merchant Marine since 1939 including some
Congressional Life-Saving medals and more. A most worthwhile and interesting
reference. (M). $46.
23368b.
[lot] Lorenzo Sitgreaves (ca. 1811-1888) –
U. S.
Lighthouse Engineer, Surveyor and topographical engineer.
During
the Mexican War Lorenzo Sitgreaves took part in the Battle of Buena Vista
and marched through Chihuahua, he led an 1851 Zuni and Colorado Rivers
survey expedition and for many years after was assigned to the Light House
Establishment and involved in the construction and repair of many of the
nation’s light stations. His career with the Light House Establishment
involved work on numerous light stations on the Atlantic and Great Lakes
coasts and his work can still be seen in hundreds of locations including
the 1858 Bodie Island Lighthouse, Cape Charles LH, La Pointe Lighthouse on
the southern shore of Lake Superior, and hundreds more. In addition, he
was in charge, Office of Lighthouse Engineer, at
Detroit
December 21, 1852, to December 11, 1856. During the Civil War, Sitgreaves
attained the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Corps of Engineers.
Sitgreaves conducted the first scientific expedition across
Arizona
in the early 1850’s and later the
Apache
Sitgreaves
National Forest
in
New Mexico
and
Arizona
was named for him. This rare lot from his personal files contains numerous
items and information chronicling his work during the 1850-60’s.
Included are:
1. Civil War era check register maintained by Major Lorenzo Sitgreaves,
6" x 8.25", marigold paper cover, handwritten on front, "Ist
National Bank,
Madison
,
Wis
, 1864, Aug. 3 to Oct. 22". 55pp. used -- appx. 162 checks. Some of
the names: Lieut. A Rood; Maj. G. R. Giddings; Maj. N. Richardson; Capt.
Wm. C. Young; Lieut. J. H. Purcell; Col. C. S. Lovell and more, and many
non-officers. Payment notations include: transport; rent; rations;
stationary; lodging; telegrams, "services clerk
Camp
Randall
." Unsigned by Sitgreaves, though he possibly wrote his name on one
of the checks. Also included is similar bankbook in account with
Maj. Sitgreaves.
2. U. S. Lighthouse Establishment, manuscript invoice/receipt, 1p.,
8" x 10", Sept. 1853, ADS signed three times, "L.
Sitgreaves" Capt. T.E. L.H. Insp. Top notes that Sitgreaves is owed
and appropriation of $61.50 "For fuel & quarters of the officers
of the Army serving on Lt. House duty - 3 March 1853" and "For
fuel and quarters while stationed at Detroit Mich on Lt. House duty, from
1 July to 30th Sept". Sitgreaves then certifies that the above was
for Lt. House use and then notes that he received payment on 30 Sept.
1853.
3. Original Survey Notes [in hand of Lorenzo Sitgreaves]. Two manuscripts:
1. 3 1/2pp., 8" x 10", Aug. 3, 1851, ink on blue paper. Reads,
"Method used in making observations for azimuth at [delta shape]
Mt. Pleasant
,
U. S.
Coast Survey" and "Result of observation for azimuth before and
after culmination." Appx. two pages of text, one page chart and one
and half pages of keys/formulas. The text notes, "The elongation mark
used in the observations was placed almost exactly in line to
Mt.
Blue
, on the summit of the next ridge of the mountains about a mile distant
from the station." Quite esoteric, however was written in the same
year that Sitgreaves led his noted survey expedition. Fine condition.
4. Mexican War Surveyor's Receipt - 1p., 7.75" x 9.75", Feb. 6,
1847,
Saltillo
,
Mexico
, signed "Dan Drake Henrie". [Note: The Battle of Buena Vista
took place a little south of
Saltillo
on Feb. 23, 1847 Sitgreaves was engaged in this battle and was breveted
captain for bravery.] Daniel "Dan" Drake Henrie (b. 1824), a
Mormon from
Nauvoo
,
IL
, joined the Mormon Battalion in 1846. He was a noted government surveyor
who participated in the surveying of the Mason Dixon line. In Sitgreaves
hand, the receipt notes that Henrie was due $50.60, "To Services as
assistant surveyor from the 1st to the 23rd Dec 1846, being 23 days at
$2.00 pr. day" and one ration per day at 20 cts per ration. Henrie
signs below noting that he received payment from Lieut. L. Sitgreaves T.
Engr. Although the bottom of the page notes, "Duplicate" the
signature of Henrie is not in Sitgreaves' hand. This is probably a second
copy for Sitgreaves' records. One 2" split, well away from text, and
a few edge nicks, otherwise excellent condition
5. Mixed assortment of items – fine gravure cabinet style portrait
photo, possibly Sitgreaves in his later years; retirement papers; letter
to Sitgreaves at age three from his aunt; billheads; original 1888 will
leaving his goods to Ms Mary Jesup Sitgreaves; 1878 hand written last
will; published will of brother Theodore R. Sitgreaves; 1882 letter
from brother; misc. letters/papers. Appx. 25 items.
An important lot relating to this noted lighthouse engineer. $585 net.
8397a.
Williams, Colonel Dion. ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS AND
INSIGNIA How to know Rank, Corps and Service in the Military and Naval Forces of
the United States and Foreign Countries. New York. 1918. 302p. 12MO.
One of the earlier and most complete references on the subject by a well known
authority, profusely illustrated. Includes uniforms of the Coast Guard and
Lighthouse Service, and some Congressional life-saving medals. Clean, tight,
only light wear. Quite rare, and one of the few that includes the Lighthouse
Service. (VG). $118 net.
 
Collection
of Federal Agencies Uniform Buttons - 30 Different - Air
Transport Command, Army Specialist Corp, US
Park Police, US Border Patrol, Panama Zone Police, US Immigration Service,
US Public Health Service, US Forestry Service, Army Transport Service, US
Customs, Civilian Aviation Corp, US Official, US Army Transport, US Power
Squadron, US Airmail, US Life Saving Service (early style with surfboat
w/2 oars), US Lighthouse Service, US Light House Establishment, Veterans
Bureau, US Coast Guard, US Coast Guard Auxiliary, US Indian Service, US
Department of Agriculture, National Park Service Department of Interior,
US Geodetic Survey, US Maritime Service, Different style US Maritime
Service, US Post Office Department staff button picture of Horse and
Rider. Lot price $495 or will sell individually. Please inquire.
Reference
Books - Uniforms
20102. Lord,
Francis A. and Arthur Wise. UNIFORMS
OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Cranbury
,
NJ
. 1970. 174p. Soft wraps. Tells the fascinating story of what American soldier
wore during the Civil War. Throughout the war there were thousands of units in
both armies, many with their own distinctive uniforms. In addition to the Army
of the
United States
, the U. S. Militia, Navy and Marine Corps and special units, the Confederate
Army, Navy and marine Corps is covered as well. Allso, a chapter is devoted to
prisoners, Bushwackers, Deserters and Veterans and another is concerned with
supply allowances and issue of uniforms. An extensive appendix including names
of suppliers and patents issued is included. Also includes Deck Officers and
Engineers of the U. S. Revenue Cutter Service. Clean, tight, good copy. (VG).
$38.
7439.
Britton, Jack. UNIFORM
INSIGNIA OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY FORCES.
Tulsa
,
Oklahoma
. 1981. 58p. Stiff wraps. Includes illustrations of cap badges, rank
insignia, badges, wings, etc for the Coast Guard, Navy, Army, Air Force,
Marine Corps. And Civil Air Patrol. (M). $48 net.
21413.
Hickox, Ron
G.
,
U.S.
MILITARY EDGED WEAPONS OF THE SECOND SEMINOLE WAR 1835-1842.
1984. 1st. 102p. Soft wraps. The book is divided into three sections; The
Second Seminole War, New Weapons & Arms Makers, Swords & Bayonets
Of The U.S. Army & State Militia, Edged Weapons Of The U.S. Navy,
Marine Corps, & Revenue Cutter Service. Subjects covered include War
in Florida, New Weapons, Edged Weapons Manufacturers and Military Goods
Dealers, Foot Artillery Swords, Model 1832, Dragoon Enlisted Man's Saver,
Model 1833, Dragoon Officer's Saber, Model 1833, Non-Commissioned
Officers' Swords, Starr Model 1818, General & Staff Officers' Sword,
Model 1832, Infantry & Artillery Officers' Swords, Medical & Pay
Department Swords, Corps of Engineers & Topographical Engineers'
Swords, Musket, Rifle and Carbine Bayonets, Militia & Volunteer
Swords, Starry Naval Cutlass, Model 1826, Naval Officers' Swords, Marine
Corps Officers' Swords, Revenue Cutter Service Swords, Pikes and Axes,
Naval Dirks, and Naval Surgeons' Swords, Sword Nomenclature, Edged Weapons
Procured from Europe by the U.S. Ordnance Department, 1832-1841, and more.
(VG+). $48.
8425.
Campbell, J. Duncan and Edgar M. Howell. AMERICAN
MILITARY INSIGNIA 1800 – 1851. Smithsonian Institution,
Washington
,
DC
. 1963. 124p. Stiff wraps. A most comprehensive history and listing of
early insignia of the Militia, Army and Corps of Topographic Engineers of
the United States that was prescribed during the period 1800 – 1851.
This is an important reference and is a must for the serious collector.
Included are cap and helmet devices, and shoulder-belt and waist-belt
plates [buckles]. Well illustrated with over 276 photographs. A fine and
important reference. Ex. Lib. (VG). $48.
9164.
na. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF
ARMS AND MILITARY GOODS: CONTAINING REGULATIONS FOR THE UNIFORM OF THE
ARMY, NAVY, MARINE AND REVENUE CORPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Schuyler, Hartley & Graham Company.
New York
. 1864. [Reprint of 1961]. 160p. DJ. The original illustrated catalogue
used for this reprinting was one of the very few left in existence. The
catalogue has become a priceless source for American military uniform
information, particularly of the Civil War era. In addition to hundreds of
full page plates and illustrations, included are the uniform regulations
for the Army, table of pay, uniform regulations for the Navy, Marine
Corps, and most interesting is the Uniform and Dress of the U. S. Revenue
Cutter Service. Superb illustrations include all manor of swords and
sabers, belts, hats and caps, ornaments, officer shoulder straps,
embroidered ornaments, trimmings, buttons, spurs, arms and ammunition,
field glasses, and more. A splendid reference, particularly for Army and
Navy. Clean, tight. (VG). $98.
25148. Blakeslee, Fred Gilbert. UNIFORMS
OF THE WORLD.
New York
. 1929. First Edition. 449 pages.5 1/2 by 8 1/4 inches bound in bright
blue cloth with gold lettering. DJ. Includes: Ancient Costumes; Early
Uniforms; Naval Warfare; Drill: U.S. 1492-1920's; U.S. Navy; U.S. Marine
Corps; U.S. Coast Guard; Lighthouse Service, Coast and Geodetic
Survey; Health Service, Customs, Diplomatic, Postmen, Police, &
Firemen; British Empire- Army, Navy, Diplomatic, Police; India and
Canada;France, Italy, Spain, Portugal. Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland,
Germany, Autria-Hungary;Poland, Czechoslovakia; Jugo-Slavia; Albania,
Greece, Roumanis; Turkey, Bulgaria; Norway, Sweden; Finland, Lithuania,
Estonia; Russia,Latvia; Mexico, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador,
Panama; Venezuela, Columbia; Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia; Paraguay,
Uruguay, Chile;Argentine; Egypt; Abyssinia; Persia, Siam, Nepal; China,
Japan. A great overall reference, with some photo plates. Light occasional
inside front cover and first end paper, else very good. Light wear to dj.
(VG). $58.
21198. Todd, Frederick P., AMERICAN
MILITARY EQUIPAGE 1851-1872 VOLUME III. With original
illustrations by George Woodbridge. The Company of Military Historians,
Providence, RI, 1978. oversize, 8 1/2" x 11", hardcover, pages
521-719, with four color plates, vintage photographs and numerous
illustrations. This volume covers Part Three - Confederate States Navy and
Marine Corps, United States Navy and Marines Corps. Part Four - Armies of
the States and Territories - The States Forces - Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado Territory, Connecticut. Includes information on
Officers dress, warrant officers, petty officers, seaman’s dress,
Revenue Marine - Revenue Cutter Service, firearms, swords, dirks, knives,
pikes battle axes, accouterments, flags, 1859 uniform, insignia, small
arms, colors and flags, CSA Marine Corps, state regiments of the Civil
War, Order of Battle, and much more. Great reference book for collectors
and historians. (M). $46.50.
994. McGuinn, William F. and Bruce S. Bazelon.
AMERICAN MILITARY BUTTON MAKERS AND DEALERS;
THEIR BACKMARKS & DATES. Fredericksburg. 1996. 135p. This
is a comprehensive study that is an invaluable tool in identifying buttons
and what period they were manufactured. With this and Albert’s book
Record Of American Uniform And Historical Buttons, you are well equipped
to properly identify buttons and determine what period they were
manufactured. With hundreds of photographs and details of back-marks
(lettering and symbols on the obverse of buttons) one can determine the
date and location of manufacture, wonderful for dating your U. S. Revenue
Cutter Service, Life-Saving Service, Lighthouse Establishment and Service
and Coast Guard buttons. This is a comprehensive discussion and listing of
all makers and suppliers of American military buttons covering the period
from ca. 1790 to ca. 1945. A MUST for collectors and historians. Hard
bound, high quality with literally hundreds of photographs. (M). $46.
8131. Tice, Warren. UNIFORM
BUTTONS OF THE UNITED STATES 1776-1865. 1998. 520p. 8VO. Stiff
wraps. Over 3,500 illustrations. Uniform Buttons of the United States
introduces the reader to comprehensive information about military buttons
in one volume. Using new and innovative classifications system which
categorizes buttons by period as well as device, Mr. Tice contributes
significantly to our understanding of American military buttons.
Encyclopedic in scope, this book interrelates diverse topics such as
manufacturing processes, the history of manufacturing companies, known and
recently discovered button patterns, and a history of Federal,
Confederate, and militia units who were the customers for these buttons.
Includes additional information including dating buttons of the U. S.
revenue Cutter Service. A must for the collector. (M). $60.
7439. Britton, Jack. UNIFORM
INSIGNIA OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY FORCES.
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
1981. 58p. Stiff wraps. Includes illustrations of cap badges, rank
insignia, badges, wings, etc for the Coast Guard, Navy, Army, Air Force,
Marine Corps. And Civil Air Patrol. (M). $48 net.
8397a,b. Williams, Colonel Dion. ARMY
AND NAVY UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA How to know Rank, Corps and Service in the
Military and Naval Forces of the United States and Foreign Countries.
New
York. 1918. 302p. 12MO. One of the earlier and most complete references on
the subject by a well known authority, profusely illustrated. Includes
uniforms of the Coast Guard and Lighthouse Service, and some Congressional
life-saving medals. Clean, tight, only light wear. Quite rare, and one of
the few that includes the Lighthouse Service. (VG). $158.
2985. Olson, Lorraine. OLD
BUTTONS and THEIR VALUES. Chicago. 1940. 3rd. 111p. Early
primer on the subject includes classifications, appraising, dating, early
button factories, etc. A bit crude but a good beginner on the subject.
With a number or tipped in articles on the subject, some hand-written
notes. Overall clean, intact but shaken, some toning. (G+). $10.
770. na. INSIGNIA AND
DECORATIONS OF THE U. S. ARMED FORCES. National Geographic Society.
June 1943. 72p. Full issue, soft wraps. With over 991 color illustrations and
additional photographs of uniforms and insignia of the U. S. Armed Forces
including Coast Guard, Army, Navy and Air Corps. Includes medals, marks, uniform
insignia, aircraft insignia, and much more. A complete preliminary reference of
the era. (VG). $18.
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