Volume is hard cover with a printed full color cover that includes a map as background with the painting “The Last Full Measure” by Keith Rocco superimposed at center. The volume was printed by Butternut and Blue of Baltimore, Maryland in 1999, is a 1^st edition and runs approx. 301 pages. Volume meas. 8.75 x 11.25 inches. Pages are of a nice coated paper that causes the 55 full color maps to really stand out. Interior is very clean.

This 1^st edition was limited to 1500 copies.

Depicting the ebb and flow of troops movements on the battlefield is always a difficult task for an author. Words are helpful tools and offer a fair representation of action. But in military history, it is the map that best unlocks the mysteries of the battlefield. John Imhof has provided Gettysburg aficionados with a tremendous reference. Through the use of over 50 sequential maps, he has depicted the progression of the battle during that fateful afternoon and evening of July 2, 1863. Imhof has focused on the battlefield as a whole, thereby providing the reader with a more complete vision of the interrelated events that occurred. Each map is followed by a heavily footnoted body of text that interprets them. there are few, if any, other battle histories that offer such a valuable and precise display of unfolding events. [ld][ph:L]

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