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| Joseph G. Bilby |
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Joseph G. Bilby was born in Newark, New Jersey. He received his BA and MA degrees in history from Seton Hall University and served as a lieutenant with the First Infantry Division in Vietnam. He is a member of the Irish Brigade Association, the North-South Skirmish Association and the Outdoor Writers Association of America.
Mr. Bilby is the author of over 200 articles on history and outdoor subjects and has served as a consultant for several television programs on the Civil War. Mr. Bilby is a columnist for The Civil War News and a contributing editor for Military Images Magazine. He is the author of three books, including Remember Fontenoy: The 69th New York and the Irish Brigade in the Civil War, and was a contributor to A History of the Irish Brigade, an anthology.
Forgotten Warriors: New Jersey's African American Soldiers in the Civil War
By Joseph G. Bilby. The first monograph on black soldiers from a single state. Published with the aid of a grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission. Published 1994. OUT OF PRINT. Expanded new edition now available, “Freedom to All”: New Jersey’s African American Civil War Soldiers [ cover image ], published spring 2011. Hard bound, 162 pages. ISBN 0-944413-77-7. $20.00.
"My Sons were Faithful
and They Fought"
The Irish Brigade at Antietam.
An Anthology [cover
image]
Edited by Joseph G. Bilby and Steve O'Neill. Collection of essays
by several noted authors. Royalties from sales will go to support
the new Irish brigade monument at Antietam. This book includes
140 pages with 30 illustrations and 5 maps. Softbound attractive
color cover in an oversize format. Published June 1997. ISBN
0-944413-42-0. Out of Print
Remember Fontenoy! [cover image]
The 69th New York and the Irish Brigade in the American Civil
War By Joseph G. Bilby. The first annotated history of this famous
unit in 130 years. 269 pages and over 100 illustrations, including
over 50 individual portraits and 11 flags. Hardbound. Published
June 1995. ISBN 0-944413-37-4. $28.00
Remember You Are Jerseymen
A Military History of Jersey's Troops in the Civil War [cover image]
By Joseph G. Bilby and William C. Goble. Chapters on every regiment
and battery. Also covers the draft, USCT and biographies of general
officers. Includes quarterly ordnance reports on weapons carried
by all units. 753 pages, over 100 illustrations and 17 maps.
Hardbound. Published June 1998. ISBN 0-944413-54-4. Out of print. New edition in preparation. Release date and price not set yet.
Three Rousing Cheers: A History of the Fifteenth New Jersey from Flemington to Appomattox
Revised edition of our 1993 original title, which quickly sold out. Highly acclaimed. 453 pages, notes, bibliography, roster, 20 maps, over 140 illustrations. Published 2001. Full color dust jacket. ISBN 0-944413-61-7. $42.00
| John W. Busey |
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Born August 31, 1942 on a small farm north of Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas, John studied at the Oklahoma Military Academy, the University of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State University before obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Central State College in Edmond, Oklahoma. A lifelong student of military history in general, the American Civil War in particular, and the Battle of Gettysburg specifically, his keen interest in the individual soldiers, whose sacrifice on the battlefield is often forgotten or neglected by most historians of the era, resulted in the inspiration and motivation for this study. Co-author of Regimental Strengths at Gettysburg in 1982, revised (1994 published), and Nothing But Glory in 1987, John's passion for the detailed, accurate presentation of information relating to the armies at Gettysburg has resulted in this study of the Union dead at that battle and efforts to compile a roster of all Confederates present during those terrible three days in July 1863. He works with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Stamp Program in Alexandria, Virginia, and lives in Centreville, Virginia with his wife Sandra, and their family of five girls, one boy, and many animal friends.
Regimental
Strengths and Losses at Gettysburg
by John W. Busey and Dr. David Martin. New revised and expanded 4th edition. Layout rearranged for easier use. Confederate loss figures fully revised based on recent research. Numerous new comparative tables. Armament listed for all batteries on both sides and for all Union regiments. Length increased from 357 to 678 pages. Complete and detailed indices. Contains strength and order of battle information not available elsewhere. Published summer 2005. ISBN 0-944413-67-6. $40.00.
The
Last Full Measure: Burials in the Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettysburg
By John Busey. The only published index to the cemetery; contains corrected
name listings. 277 pages, 7 illustrations, map. Hardbound. Published 1988.
ISBN 0-944413-12-9. Out of print
These Honored Dead:
The Union Casualties at Gettysburg, REVISED EDITION
By John W. Busey. Full listing of all 5,101 killed and mortally
wounded, listed by state and regiment, plus complete alphabetical
index. A definitive study that gives age, enlistment data, nature
of wound, and burial data. New edition contains 100 extra pages
and over 20 new photographs of casualties. 508 pages, over 40
illustrations. Hardbound. Published June 1996. ISBN 0-944413-40-4.
$30.00
| Samuel Craig Cowart |
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Battle of Monmouth
By Samuel Craig Cowart. For those readers who are also interested
in the American Revolution...An historic account of the Battle
of Monmouth with illustrations. Booklet includes the original
poem "Patriot Sires of Monmouth" written to honor the
members of the Washington Pilgrimage. A 32 page booklet published
in April 1998. ISBN 0-944413-50-1. $8.00
| William E. Doster |
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A Brief History of the
Fourth Pennsylvania Veteran Cavalry
By William E. Doster. Reset text of scarce 1891 book. 130 pages
with new photos, introduction and index. Published June 1997.
ISBN 0-944413-45-5. $20.00.
| Albert P. Francine |
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Louis Raymond Francine, Brevet Brigadier-General , U.S. Volunteers
Edited by Paul J. Lader. Reprint, with new introduction, of scarce booklet on New Jersey General; killed at Gettysburg . 29 pages, 7 illustrations, 1 map. Published 2000. ISBN 0-944413-62-5. $8.00
| William C. Goble |
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William C. Goble was Inspector General of the North South Skirmish Association. He passed away in 1997.
Remember You Are Jerseymen
A Military History of Jersey's Troops in the Civil War [cover image]
By Joseph G. Bilby and William C. Goble. Chapters on every regiment
and battery. Also covers the draft, USCT and biographies of general
officers. Includes quarterly ordnance reports on weapons carried
by all units. 753 pages, over 100 illustrations and 17 maps.
Hardbound. Published June 1998. ISBN 0-944413-54-4. Out of print. New edition in preparation. Release date and price not set yet.
Comparative Value of Rifled and Smooth-Bored Arms
By Col. George L. Willard. Edited by William C. Goble. Reprint of rare booklet favoring smooth-bored weapons, with the reasons why, by New York Colonel who was killed at Gettysburg . A 16 page booklet. Published 1995. ISBN 0-944413-38-2. $5.00| Michael Hanifen |
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History of Battery B, First
New Jersey Artillery
By Michael Hanifen. A reprint of the 1905 edition. One of the
scarcest of all NJ regimentals. The only monograph on any of
the state's five batteries on the war. 200 pages, roster, 44
illustrations, and new indices. Hardbound. Published 1991. ISBN
0-944413-17-X. $25.00
| John Hayward |
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Give it to them, Jersey
Blues!
A History of the 7th Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers in the Civil
War
By John Hayward. An all-new regimental history with 73 photographs
of regimental members. 375 pages, over 110 illustrations, 30
maps, roster and index. Hardbound. Published November 1998. ISBN
0-944413-23-4. $35.00
| William Hyndman |
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History of A Cavalry Company:
A Complete Record of Company A, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry
By William Hyndman. Reset text of scarce 1870 book. 250 pages
with new photographs, introduction and index. Published June
1997. Hardbound. ISBN 0-944413-44-7. $30.00
| Eugene Walter Jones, Jr. |
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The author is a retired federal employee and a resident of Goose Creek, South Carolina after serving over 40 years Federal government service. He holds a Master of Arts degree. While making his retirement plans, he attended a Civil War seminar at Fort Ward in Alexandria, Virginia, and purchased the book which informed how to trace one's Civil War ancestors. That book mentioned that there had been little written about the 24th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers Infantry. He decided then and there that he would pursue the activities of the 24th as his retirement vocation. Later he discovered that some of his ancestors had indeed served in the regiment. After nearly eight years, his efforts have culminated in publication of this book.
Enlisted for the War:
The Struggles of the Gallant 24th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers,
1861-1865 [cover
image]
By Eugene Jones. An all-new annotated history with full descriptive
roster. Includes 528 pages, with 17 maps, 40 illustrations and
including portraits of 20 unit members. Hardbound. Published
June 1997. ISBN 0-944413-43-9. $40.00
| Donald E. Kester |
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Cavalryman
in Blue: Colonel John Wood Kester of the 1st New Jersey Cavalry in the
Civil War
By Donald E. Kester. 200 pages. Published June 1997. ISBN 0-944413-46-3.
$15.00
| Jonathan D. Kinney |
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Jonathan Kinney holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Law & Criminal Justice from the College of New Jersey and a Master of Arts degree from William Paterson University, where his studies focused on nineteenth and twentieth century American history. Since that time he has enjoyed a career in the field of historic preservation. This is his first book.
Cavalryman in Blue: Colonel John Wood Kester of the 1st New Jersey Cavalry in the Civil War
This is the first in depth study of the significant problem of bounty jumping in New Jersey, and how it led to higher desertions and lower morale among the troops. 36 pages, 5 recruiting posters. Softbound. Published spring 2016. ISBN 978-0-944413-82-1. $12.00 plus $2.00 postage.
| Jeffrey J. and Loree L. Kowalis |
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Jeff and Loree Kowalis reside in Orland Park, Illinois, with their two sons, Christopher and Cody. A lifelong Civil War enthusiast and Gettysburg collector, Jeff holds a Bachelors Degree from Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois, and manages the family's two automobile franchises. His collection of Gettysburg photographs is well recognized by many authorities and has been laoned to several Civil War publications. Loree Levitt Kowalis holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Nursing and was the Operating Room Clinical Educator of a local hospital before the birth of their sons. She has contributed as a feature writer for a nursing magazine, and her professional writings have been published in nursing journals. Her interest in the Civil War began with their marriage in 1989.
Died at Gettysburg [cover image]
By Jeffrey J. and Loree L. Kowalis. An illustrated biography
of 93 Union casualties at Gettysburg. 293 pages and 11 fully
indexed maps. Also includes over 190 illustrations mostly from
private collections, many not previously published. Hardbound.
Published July 1998. ISBN 0-944413-55-2. $30.00
| Edward G. Longacre |
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Edward G. Longacre, a New Jersey native, has for the past ten years resided in a suburb of Omaha, Nebraska. He holds a doctorate in American history from Temple University and has published seven books and over eighty journal and magazine articles on the Civil War. His works include The Cavalry at Gettysburg, which won the 1987 Fletcher Pratt Award as the year's best book of Civil War nonfiction, and To Gettysburg and Beyond, a history of the Twelfth New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, released by Longstreet House in 1988. His future projects include a study of the Ninth New Jersey Volunteers for Longstreet House.
Jersey Cavaliers
A History of the First New Jersey Volunteer Cavalry [cover image]
By Edward G. Longacre. An all new history by the award winning
author of The Cavalry at Gettysburg. 423 pages, roster, 15 maps,
over 90 illustrations including 50 individual portraits. Hardbound.
Published 1992. ISBN 0-944413-19-6. $35.00
To Gettysburg and Beyond
The Twelfth New Jersey Volunteer Infantry, H Corps, Army of the
Potomac, 1862-1865
By Edward G. Longacre. 467 pages, roster, index, 15 maps and
over 90 illustrations including 53 portraits of unit members.
Hardbound. Published 1988. $36.00
| Robert MacAvoy |
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Bob MacAvoy is a native of Rahway, NJ. He served in Viet Nam with the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing as an aircraft fuel systems mechanic and was awarded the Air Force Commendation medal. He was employed for thirty-two years at Merck and Company before retiring in 2002. Bob joined forces with Chuck Eckhardt in 1989 in establishing the remembering Veterans North and South project to locate and document all Civil War veterans’ graves in New Jersey. Their research was published in 2005 in the book listed here. They are continually searching for new names, both inside and outside the state, and will continue to add to their findings. Bob is an avid hockey fan, golfer, and history lover, and resides in Clark, New Jersey.
Our Brothers Gone Before: An Inventory of Graves and Cenotaphs in New Jersey Cemeteries for Union and Confederate Civil War Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Surgeons and Nurses.
By Charles Eckhardt and Robert MacAvoy. A mammoth undertaking over ten years in the making, Contains over 40,000 names with burial locations. Two volumes totaling over 1700 pages. Limited printing. Hardbound. Published August 2006. ISBN 0-944413-70-6. $140.00. Shipping total with insurance $8.00.
| Dr. Wayne Mahood |
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Dr. Mahood, former Professor of Social Studies Education at the State University of New York - Geneseo from 1969-1994, grew up in Illinois and received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees at Hamilton College, the University of Illinois, and Syracuse University respectively. He has served as a public school teacher in Illinois, Chairman of Elementary and Secondary Education at SUNY-Geneseo, President of the Geneseo Central School Board and President of the New State Council for the Social Studies.
Dr. Mahood has authored or co-authored six books, including The Market Place; The Human Dynamo; Government, U.S.A.; Teaching Social Studies in Middle and Senior High Schools: Decisions! Decesionst; The Plymouth Pilgrims: A History of the Eighty Fifth New York Infantry in the Civil War, and Charlie Mosher's Civil War: Fair Oaks to Andersonville with the Plymouth Pilgrims (ed.), as well as articles in such journals as Social Education, The Social Studies, The Clearing House, Civil War Times Illustrated, and Civil War Regiments.
Recognition includes State University of New York Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching (1976), SUNY Distinguished Service Professor, Distinguished Social Studies Educator (New York State Council for the Social Studies, 1984), Who's Who in American Education and Who's Who in the East.
Charlie Mosher's Civil
War: From Fair Oaks to Andersonville with the Plymouth Pilgrims
[cover image]
Edited by Wayne Mahood. A private from the 85th New York Infantry gives
new insights into the war on the North Carolina coast, plus a very moving
account of prison life at Andersonville and Florence. 350 pages, 30 illustrations,
and indices. Hardbound. Published June 1994. ISBN 0-944413-20-X. $30.00.
The Plymouth Pilgrims:
A History of the Eighty-Fifth New York Infantry in the Civil
War [cover
image]
By Wayne Mahood. Revised edition of our 1989 book. The regiment fought
in North Carolina and was captured almost intact at Plymouth and then
sent to Andersonville prison. 367 pages, expanded roster, 15 maps, and
over 100 illustrations. Hardbound. Published 1992. ISBN 0-944413-09-9.
Out of Print
Written in Blood. History
of the 126th New York Infantry in the Civil War [cover image]
By Wayne Mahood. An all-new annotated history, with roster. Extensive
coverage of Gettysburg and 1864 Virginia Campaigns. 548 pages,
20 maps & 63 illustrations and portraits of 23 unit members.
Published June 1997. Hardbound. ISBN 0-944413-33-1. $40.00
| Thomas B. Marbaker |
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History of the Eleventh
New Jersey Volunteers [cover
image]
By Thomas B. Marbaker. Reprint of the 1898 edition with a new
introduction by John Kuhl. 490 pages, over 90 illustrations,
10 maps, roster, and index. Hardbound. Published 1990. ISBN 0-944413-13-7. Out of Print.
| Dr. David Martin |
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Dr. David G. Martin is the author of over 20 books on the Civil War and Revolution. He was born in Michigan and holds a B.A. from the University and M.A. and Ph.D. from Princeton . His first book, Regimental Strengths at Gettysburg, was published in 1982 and his most recent, A Molly Pitcher Sourcebook, was printed in June 2003. He is a member of the board of trustees of the Friends of Monmouth Battlefield and the New Jersey Civil War Heritage Association, and is a member of the Company of Military Historians as well as President of the Princeton-Cranbury Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. He is also past Commander of the New Jersey Department, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and Adjutant of Company A, 1 st New Jersey Battalion, Sons of Veterans Reserve. He teaches at The Peddie School in Hightstown , New Jersey .
New Jersey at Gettysburg Guidebook. An overview of the movements of each New Jersey regiment at the battle, with detailed new maps by Philip Laino. Includes significant new interpretations of positions and movements. 80 pages, 18 maps and over 70 illustrations. Spiral bound. ISBN 978-0-944413-79-1. Published spring 2012. Price $12.00.
A
Casualty at Gettysburg and Andersonville:
Selections from the Civil War diary of Private Austin A. Carr
of the 82nd NY Infantry
By David Martin. A completely revised edition with 6 new illustrations
and 3 maps. A 44 page booklet. $9.00
Address Delivered at the
Rededication of the Monument to the First New Jersey Brigade
at Gettysburg October 9, 1982
By Dr. David Martin. A 12 page booklet. Published 1993. ISBN
0-944413-25-0. $3.50
Campaign Studies By Dr. David Martin
| The Second Bull Run Campaign (1997), 299 pages, hardback. $20.00 |
| The Philadelphia Campaign (New paperback edition published 2003). $18.00 |
The Fluvanna Artillery (1992). Regimental history from the H.E. Howard Virginia series. 165 pages. Hardbound. $15.00 |
Gettysburg, July 1. New paperback edition published in 2003. 736 pages. $20.00. |
Camp Vredenburg in the
Civil War
By Dr. David Martin. Tells of the rediscovery of the camp's location
near Freehold, with its entire history. Includes 3 maps, 4 illustrations
in a 28 page booklet. Published 1993. ISBN 0-944413-27-7. $6.00
Carl Bornemann's Regiment:
The 41st New York Infantry in the Civil War
By David Martin. The De Kalb Regiment. ISBN 0-944413-03-X. Out
of Print.
Clara Barton and Hightstown
By Dr. David Martin, Grace Norton Rogers and Maurice Shuman.
Tells of Clara Barton's teaching career in East Windsor, NJ in
1851-52, and her lifelong friendship with Mary Norton. A 32 page
booklet with 5 illustrations. Published 1994. ISBN 0-944413-30-7.
$6.00
General James Longstreet
and his New Jersey Relations
By David Martin. A brief history of the families and common ancestry
of Jonathan Longstreet of Holmdel, NJ and Confederate General
James Longstreet. A 32 page booklet with 8 illustrations. $8.00
Gettysburg July 1, REVISED
EDITION
By David G. Martin. Acclaimed study
based almost entirely on primary sources. Regimental level study
on the scale of Harry Pfanz's July 2nd books. Includes 750 pages,
20 maps, 2700 footnotes and 400 sources. Published June 1997.
$35.00
Hexamer's
First New Jersey Battery in the Civil War
Edited by Dr. David Martin. 36 page booklet. Roster. Published 1992. ISBN
0-944413-24-2. $6.00
Regimental
Strengths and Losses at Gettysburg
by John W. Busey and Dr. David Martin. New revised and expanded 4th edition. Layout rearranged for easier use. Confederate loss figures fully revised based on recent research. Numerous new comparative tables. Armament listed for all batteries on both sides and for all Union regiments. Length increased from 357 to 678 pages. Complete and detailed indices. Contains strength and order of battle information not available elsewhere. Published summer 2004. ISBN 0-944413-67-6. $40.00.
The Monocacy Regiment:
A Commemorative History of the 14th NJ Infantry in the Civil
War. [cover
image]
Edited by Dr. David Martin. Contains an exact reprint of Terrill's
Campaign of the 14th New Jersey Volunteers (1884); reset text
of Letters of Major Peter Vredenburgh of the Battles and Marches
of the Old Fourteenth Regiment (1870s); and new material by Joseph
Bilby and Dr. David Martin. 352 pages, 3 maps, 48 photographs
of unit members, and indices. Hardbound. Published 1987. ISBN
0-944413-05-6. Out of print.
The Raising of New
Jersey's Civil War Troops
By Dr. David Martin. Gives specific date and camp for each unit.
An 8 page booklet published in 1993. ISBN 0-944413-26-9. $2.50
A Molly Pitcher Sourcebook
Contains the text of over 100 sources by more than 80 different authors, with analysis and commentary on each. 329 pages, notes, bibliography, index. Published June 2003. ISBN 0-944413-69-2. $35.00
The Story of Molly Pitcher
An 8 page booklet written for school children. Published 2000. ISBN 0-944413-64-1. $2.00| Robert McAllister |
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The Civil War Letters of General Robert McAllister. by Robert McAllister.
Reprint of 1965 edition. 638 pages.$20.00
| T.C. Morford |
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Fifty Years Ago: A Brief
History of the 29th New Jersey Volunteers
By T.C. Morford. Reset text of very rare 1912 edition. Introduction, roster
and index by Dr. David G. Martin. 54 page booklet. Published 1990. ISBN
0-944413-16-1. $9.00
| Steve O'Neill |
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"My
Sons were Faithful and They Fought"
The Irish Brigade at Antietam.
An Anthology [cover image]
Edited by Joseph G. Bilby and Steve O'Neill. Collection of essays by several
noted authors. Royalties from sales will go to support the new Irish brigade
monument at Antietam. This book includes 140 pages with 30 illustrations
and 5 maps. Softbound attractive color cover in an oversize format. Published
June 1997. ISBN 0-944413-42-0 Out of print.
| John Orr |
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John Orr was born in Millstone Township , New Jersey , and spent his entire life in the East Windsor area until he recently retired to Kentucky in order to live near his children.
“Reflections from the Shrine”: An Anecdotal History of Hightstown and East Windsor
74 chapters on the history of eastern Mercer County , New Jersey . 408 pages, 5 maps, 152 illustrations, fully illustrated. Published 1988. Hardbound. ISBN 0-944413-49-8. $40.00
| Seward Osborne |
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Holding the Left at Gettysburg:
The 20th N. Y.S.M. on July 1, 1863
By Seward Osborne. A well received original booklet. Including 36 pages,
2 maps, and 6 photographs. Published 1990. ISBN 0-944413-14-5. Out of Print. New addition in preparation.
The Civil War Diaries of
Col. Theodore B. Gates, Twentieth New York State Militia
Edited by Seward Osborne. This regiment from Ulster County served
in the First Corps at Antietam and Gettysburg and then in the
Army of the Potomac's Provost Guard. 197 pages, 35 illustrations,
11 maps and index. Hardbound. Published 1992. ISBN 0-944413-21-8.
$25.00
The Saga of the Mountain
Legion 156th N. Y. Volunteers
"The Modest Hero Who Saved Our Flag"
By Seward Osborne. The first study of this unit from Ulster County.
A 40 page booklet with 10 illustrations. Published 1994. ISBN
0-944413-31-5. $8.00
The Three-Month Service
of the 20th NY State Militia April 28 - August 2, 1861
By Seward R. Osborne and forward written by Brian Pohanka. A
new 44 page booklet of the 20th New York State Militia. 17 illustrations
and one map. ISBN 0-944413-47-1. $9.00
| Stanley Saperstein |
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thirty-year career as a Personnel Manager in New Jersey state government at the end of 2001, and is now retired and pursuing his hobbies.
Stan is a colonial furniture maker, having served a seven-year
Sharpshooters
An historically accurate and exciting novel about Berdan's United States Sharpshooters in the Army of the Potomac . 386 pages, 26 illustrations, 20 maps. Hardbound. Published July 2003. $35.00
| Joseph Seliga |
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The Search for Camp Olden,
Hamilton Township
By Joseph Seliga. Gives the history and probable location of
this important training camp outside Trenton. A 52 page booklet
published in 1995. ISBN 0-944413-39-0. $7.00
| William P. Seville |
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History of
the First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers
Expanded reprint of our 1986 reprint of the 1884 edition.
186 pages, 15 new photographs of regimental members, 2 maps, index. Hardbound.
Published June 1998. ISBN 0-944413-00-5. $20.00
| William Stryker |
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The
Battle of Monmouth
By William Stryker. Reprint of 1927 edition. 470 pages. ISBN 0-944413-60-9. Out of Print. New addition in preparation.
| Samuel Toombs |
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New Jersey Troops in the
Gettysburg Campaign
By Samuel Toombs. Reprint of 1888 edition, with new introduction and index
by Dr. David Martin. 440 pages. Hardbound. Published 1988. ISBN 0-944413-11-1.
$30.00
Reminiscences of the Thirteenth
New Jersey Infantry in the Civil War
By Samuel Toombs. Reprint of the scarce 1878 edition with a new
introduction, index and eight maps. The only full history of
this unit from the 12th and 20th Corps which fought in both the
eastern and western theaters. 300 pages, hard bound. Published
June 1994. ISBN 0-944413-08-8. $25.00
| J. Gilmor West |
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The Diary
of a Soldier
By J. Gilmor West (28th NJ). 120 pages, softbound. Out of Print.
| George L. Willard |
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Comparative value of Rifled and Smooth-Bored Arms
Edited by William C. Goble. Reprint of rare booklet favoring smooth-bored weapons, with the reasons why, by New York Colonel who was killed at Gettysburg . 16 page booklet. Published 1995. ISBN 0-944413-38-2. $5.00
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