Frost, J., The Mexican War and its Warriors, 1849

1848 Mexican TEXAS American War US Winfield Scott John C Fremont Illustrated John Frost’s “The Mexican War and its Warriors” is a history of the Mexican-American War. This work is notable for it

1849 Mexican War United States Military Texas Alamo Mexico Mansfield Illustrated “It has been wisely remarked by a distinguished American statesman, that ‘the commencement of the Mexican War was t

[HISTORIES]. FROST, John. The War and its Warriors; Comprising a Complete History of all the Operations of the American Armies in Mexico: With Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Most Distingui

1849 TEXAS 1ed Mexican War Porter Annexation Mexico Americana Peace Treaties The Mexican American War was an armed conflict between the United States of America and the United Mexican States from 1846

1859 TEXAS Mexican American War Army Mexico Military Biography Americana Frost A rare historical treatise by John Frost entitled, ‘History of the Mexican War.’ This work describes the not

1849 California Mexican-American War 1ed Western World Travels in United States A rare, first American edition of Alexander Mackays two-volume American travel narrative entitled, The Western World. A

[HISTORIES]. FROST, John. Pictorial History of Mexico and the Mexican War: Comprising an Account of the Ancient Aztec Empire, the Conquest by Cortes, Mexico under the Spaniards, the Mexican Revolution

1849 TEXAS Causes Consequences of The Mexican American War Mexico Tyler Polk Jay William Jays historical treatise, Causes and Consequences of the Mexican War is credited as being a highly accurate and

Both hand colored, including ‘Battle of Resaca De La Palma’, by J. Baillie, N.Y., 10 x 14 inches; plus ‘Brigadier General Z. Taylor, also by Baillie, 10 x 14 inches.

Heading: Author: Kenly, John R. Title: Memoirs of a Maryland Volunteer: War with Mexico in the Years 1846-7-8 Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:J.B. Lippincott Date Published: 1873

J. Baille lithograph dated 1847 entitled Soldier's Adieu (for the Mexican War) in original paint decorated frame, 13.5"H x 9.5"W sight with 1.5" frame

No. 5 Map of the United States, Mitchell 1849. Very nice impression with great original hand color. Map shows the important territorial acquisitions of the Mexican-American War, pre-Gadsden Purchase p

(1795 - 1849) Eleventh President of the United States who led the country during the Mexican-American War, and secured the territories of Oregon and Washington. Rare partly-printed D.S. as President,

A small folded letter addressed to Pres. James Polk from J. Thomas Post Master York, Union Co Ohio, postmarked 9/08/1845, volunteering to raise troops for the Mexican- American war. Great micro-histor

"The Civil War and Reconstruction" by J.G. Randall, published by D.C. Heath, 1937, First Edition. Hard boards, original gray cloth boards and blue spine with gilt lettering; 5.3/4" x 8.3/4"; 959 pages

"Drama on the Rappahannock. The Fredericksburg Campaign" by Edward J Stackpole, published by Bonanza Books, c.1957; First Edition, 1st Printing with 'a' present in the letter line; illustrated. Proven

"The Battle of Fort Donelson" by James J. Hamilton, published by Thomas Yoseloff, South Brunswick, 1968. First Edition, 5th printing. Hard boards, confederate-gray cloth with lettering on spine; 5.1/2

"Lincoln and the First Shot" by Richard N. Current, published by J.B. Lippincott, 1963, First Edition, 6th printing. Soft cover [some wear]; 5.1/2" x 8"; ink written name "Wiggins" on top of the half-

(9) John Jakes Books with Dust Jackets: Includes: The Rebels, The Furies, The Americans, Love and War, The Titans, The Bastard, The Lawless, The Seekers, The Warriors. From a personal library

HISTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS - TESTING FOR PURITY - ANGLO MEXICAN MINING AND RECENT DISCOVERIES IN CALIFORNIA. by J.L.Comstock, 1849, Belknap & Hammersly Publisher, 222pp with last chapter being the cos

A. J. Johnson's highly desirable map of Texas. Large and detailed map based on J. de Cordova's map of 1849, by way of Colton's map of 1855, Produced at the height of the American Civil War, this beaut

[MILITARIA]. Painted Marine Corps drum, possibly Mexican-War. Manufactured by William Ent, Germantown, PA, ca 1840s. 14 3/8 in. height; 15 in. diameter painted maple snare drum (light surface wear), m

1.25" x 1.25". Obverse with "VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN/WAR" over ship, fortress, and cannon over "1846". Reverse engraved "COLONEL/ JOHN C. Hays/Texas". The whole in an associated pasteboard case. **Fin

Shield measures 2" x 2.5". Blue silk ribbon with National Association bar. Engraved on the reverse "COL. JOHN C. HAYS/TEXAS/1st MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS" in seriffed letters. The whole in a wood case with s