[np: 1862?]. Broadside, 4" x 9-1/4." Five eight-line stanzas, printed within a decorative border. A few light spots, trimmed closely near the border. Very Good. "Thou art gone to thy rest, / Thou brave fearless soldier." The "spirit of JOHNSTON" is "a bright ray of sunshine," despite "Lincoln's vile minions..... More
[np: 1861?]. 4to broadside printed on brown paper. Seven stanzas, each followed by a two-line chorus. 5-5/8" X 10-1/4." Text surrounded by a decorative border. Blank upper right and lower left corners torn [the lower right taking a small portion of the border]. Good+. This popular Confederate song was printed..... More
[np: 1861?]. Broadside, 4-7/8" x 8-1/4." Ten stanzas, each four lines, surrounded by ruled border. Some foxing, light wear, Good+. This is a Confederate laugh at the Union defeat at Manassas. "Says Greely to Scott, to Richmond, why not, / These Southern's are only in fun, / Your soldiers and..... More
Albany: Websters & Skinner and Daniel Steele, [early 1800s]. Oblong 5-1/4" x 9." 104pp. Quarter sheep and pale green paper over boards [inner hinges cracked, boards rubbed]. Scattered spotting. Good+. More
[Schenectady: 1861]. Folio broadside, 10-5/8" x 20." Text surrounded by decorative border. Two columns, separated by a rule. Very Good. "Old time keeps on at steady pace," is the first line of this long poem deploring "The blight that's fall'n upon this Nation." "But in vain did Statesmen strive/..... More