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F.T. Neely. First Edition; First Printing. Trade Paperback. Good+/None. Bright blue cloth, gilt lettering and firearms on front. Some rubbing and shelfwear; black scuff marks at top front edge; front endpaper missing. ; 54 pages

New York: F. Tennyson Neely. Good with no dust jacket. 1902. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First edition. Hard cover published by F. Tennyson Neely in 1902. No dust jacket. Covers have some soiling, side edge of back cover has two indentations, and corners are bumped and worn. Spine is darkened and ends are worn. Front endpaper has a gift inscription from 1905 written at top. Book has 11 pictures (including frontispiece) and tissue guards. Pages are tanned some and some pages have spotting. Book is in good condition. 54 pages, .8 lb.; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 54 pages .

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New York:: F. Tennyson Neely,, [1902].. First edition.. publisher's cloth.. Slight rubbing and use to cloth; tight and sound.. 8vo,. Illustrated from photographs..

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THE TWIN SEVEN SHOOTERS, F. Tennyson Neely, 1902, first edition, some spotting to the lower sections of the covers, else a vg copy in the publishers original black cloth with gold-gilt lettering and pictorial stamping to the front cover. Illustrated with photos. The author served in the 19th Ohio infantry during the Civil war and saw battle in Tennessee. This narrative tells in part how the author lost these pistols and then regained them many years later.

New York: F Tennyson Neely, (1902). First Edition. Hardcover. Good +. 54p octavo, illustrated. Spine faded otherwise a good plus copy in black cloth , gulit design on the front cover of twin shooters. Inscribed by the autor to Samuel B Raymond . Name on frontfly leaf abovethe inscription.

F. Tennyson Neely. Used - Very Good. 1902. Tall octavo, 54 pp. + plates. Minor rubbing/soiling to covers, light edge-wear, foxing as per usual. Very sound.. (Subject: Military History & Exploration.)

New York: F. Tennyson Neely, 1902. Decorative Cloth. Very Good. INSCRIBED (TO NO ONE IN PARTICULAR) BY THE AUTHOR CHARLES MANDERSON on the front free endpaper. A solid copy to boot of the 1902 1st edition. Tight and VG in its navy-blue cloth, with bright gilt-design and titling along the front panel and spine. Light rubbing and soiling to the front panel, otherwise very sharp.

F. Tennyson Neely, 1902-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 1902 hardback edition. Very clean copy with no marks or writings. Minor shelf wear to exterior covers.

New York: F. Tennyson Neely, [1902]. Tall 8vo. 54 pp. Frntsp., numerous plates. Blue cloth, gilt lettering & illustration on front cover of twin revolvers (minor rubbing, shelfwear, cloth varnished), still a VG- copy, inscribed by the author to Mrs. [Byron P. -- Elizabeth Rebecca Hunter] Moulton (1856-1916), Poland Spring, Maine, July, 1906. Mrs. Moulton was a noted Philadelphia socialite & philanthropist who along with her husband summered in Poland Spring during the Gilded Age. Byron P. Moulton (1836-1909), was one of the owners of the Reyburn, Hunter & Co., lightning rod manufacturing company. First edition, inscribed, of this account of how a pair of revolvers were lost when Col. Charles F. Manderson (1837-1911) of the 19th Ohio Volunteer Regiment, Ohio Infantry was captured by the Confederates after the battle of Chattanooga. He offers an excellent first hand account of the battles of Murfreesboro (Stone River), and of Chatanooga, as well as recounting how he eventually recovered the pair after… Read More

F.T. Neely, 1/1/1902. Hardcover. Good. Signed. Hardcover. Bound in dark blue cloth with gilt lettering on cover. Previous owner's name on title page, rear end pages removed but text unaffected. Faint stain to rear board. Unmarked pages. Profusely illustrated, all photographs are protected with tissue guards. An interesting historical memoir in good condition. Gift inscription from Charles Manderson who commanded and served with the 19th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War and served as a US Senator from Nebraska from 1883 to 1895. Ships daily.

Slim 4to (6. New York & London: F. Tennyson Neely, 1902. Slim 4to (6.5 x 9.8"), 55 pp. Illustrated with black and white plates. Royal blue boards with lettering and the twin revolvers in gilt. Backstrip ends lightly rubbed, a few scuffs, small wrinkle in upper cloth, clean within. Very good copy inscribed by the author on front blank. § Inscribed by the author to a fellow veteran of the Civil War: "To Comrade W. W. Blackmar with compliments of Charles F. Manderson. Dec. 1904." Manderson (1837-1911) was a Union soldier and United States senator from Nebraska. The Twin Seven-Shooters is his spirited memoir of his war-time experiences, framed by the capture and return of a pair of revolvers very dear to him. The story includes his personal recollections of the battles of Murfreesboro (Stone's River) and Chattanooga (Mission Ridge). The recipient, Wilmon W. Blackmar fought with the Pennsylvania 15th Cavalry and the 1st West Virginia Cavalry. He received the U.S. Medal of Honor for "extraordinary… Read More

8vo, pictorial pebbled black cloth, gilt illustration of two crossed pistols on front cover, and gilt title, portrait frontispiece and illustrated with ten plates, [ii], 5-54 pp. Inscribed copy and signed by the author. Very slight wear at extremities, normal aging and browning; otherwise very good plus. Manderson (1837-1811) was born in Philadelphia was a lawyer, a distinguished Civil War veteran, and eventually a U.S. senator. He joined the Union army and served as an officer with the Nineteenth Ohio Infantry. He served under William T. Sherman during the Georgia campaign, but was severely wounded and had to resign from the army in April 1865. After the war Manderson moved to Omaha, and would be elected to the U.S. Senate in 1883. This work is about a pair of pistols presented to him by his battalion after the Battle of Stone's River, which were lost after an attack on a supply train later in the War. Many years later the pistols were found and returned to him. The General Casement to whom the book… Read More

NY: F. Tennyson Neely, 1902. First. Hard Cover. First edition. Royal blue cloth lettered in gilt with gilt cover decoration of two pistols; top edge gilt. INSCRIBED AND DATED AT WARREN, OHIO OCT. 8, 1909: "TO MRS. CAPT. C.F. CHAMBERLAIN/ IN REMEMBERANCE OF OUR ARMY LIFE DURING THE CIVIL WAR AS COMRADES OF YOUR GALLANT HUSBAND, WE SUBSCRIBE OURSELVES MEMBERS OF HIS COMPANY" THEN SIGNED BY 13 UNION ARMY VETERANS WITH NOTATION AFETR EACH "CO. C. 19TH O.V.I.". 54 pp. with ten monochrome plates including frontispiece photographic portrait of Col. Manderson, and photographic portraits of General Wheeler and General George H. Thomas. Civil War reminiscences of Col. Charles F. Manderson of the 19th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, whose troops most famously fought at Stone River (Murfreesboro) and Mission Ridge (Chattanooga). The brace of revolvers of the title were presented to Manderson by his unit after Murfreesboro and rested in the regimental headquarters when this book was published some… Read More