THE HISTORICAL BATTLEFIELD MAP

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Item Code: 846-156

Published by B.B. Russell, Boston, 1863. 72 pp., wraps, 3.625  x  5.375.,” w/ large fldg. map, 25 x 27” {8 segment fold]. This clever little book contains a brisk summary of events, beginning with the 1860 Presidential election, concluding with the 1863 Battles for Chattanooga and the continuing siege of Charleston, SC, through December 8th of that year. The interior black and white map, w/state boundaries in green, is somewhat fragile w/three small tears along its center-most fold. It covers the eastern U.S., including the Gulf states and the entire state of Florida, ranging west to Arkansas and eastern Texas. Containing smaller maps along its lower left margin: North-East Virginia, South-East Virginia, Vicksburg & Vicinity, & Charleston & Vicinity. [Interior map of Richmond & Vicinity within text]. Engagements are noted on the upper map by red circles. Exhibits light exterior wear & rubbing. Text foxed throughout while remaining entirely legible.

A nice collectible.  [jp]

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