Books and other publications on General George Armstrong
Custer.
CUSTERIANA
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books on General George Armstrong Custer and the Battle of Little Big Horn.)
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THE LAST BATTLE OF THE SIOUX NATION
By Usher L. Burdick, of Fargo, North Dakota
Published by Worzalla Publishing Co., Stevens Point,
Wisconsin, 1929, first edition
Original binding with gold-embossed cover; 164 pages; complete
with 26 illustrations, including maps and D.F. Barry photographs
Item 100 in Luther's HIGH SPOTS OF CUSTER and BATTLE OF THE
LITTLE BIG HORN LITERATURE
Condition: near fine; no dust jacket
$250.00
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Life of Custer
A
COMPLETE LIFE OF GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER, Major-General of
Volunteers, Brevet Major-General U.S. Army, and Lieutenant-Colonel Seventh U.S.
Cavalry, by Frederick Whittaker. Sheldon & Company, New York, 1876,
first edition, in association with A.G. Nettleton & Co.; Bryan, Brand &
Co.; Crocker & Stickney; H.W. Kelley; and, A. Roman & Co. Book is
in its original illustrated green cloth binding, with gold embossing on front
cover and spine; 648 pages, indexed. Green cloth binding is strong
and tight; however, exterior shows some wear: bumped corners; frayed head and
toe of spine; back cover gutter separating (3 or so inches from top down), but
all cloth still present. Endpapers and flyleafs are original with a
previous owner's name on front flyleaf. Steel-engraved frontis of Custer
foxed, as is title page; however, generally all other pages are clean and
bright. New acid-free tissue paper between frontis plate and title
page. All illustrations present. PRICE:
$400.00
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TENTING
ON THE PLAINS or General Custer in Kansas and Texas. By
Elizabeth B. Custer. New York: Charles L. Webster & Company, 1887,
first edition. Book is in its original illustrated brown cloth binding
with gold embossing on front cover and spine; Custer medal and 7th Cavalry flags
on front; gold-embossed sword on spine. Binding is strong and tight;
however, cloth shows some wear and corner, toe and head of spine. Book is
702 pages in length; pages are generally clean and bright; some foxing on
frontis Custer plate, faint ghost of this Custer image on tissue paper and title
page. Twenty-nine steel-engraved illustrations. Original endpapers
and flylears; no inscriptions. PRICE:
$300.00
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Asay,
Karol. GRAY
HEAD AND LONG HAIR: The Benteen-Custer Relationship.
With a New Introduction by John M. Carroll.
1 of 300 copies, signed by Asay, February 1984.
The Mad Printers of
Mattituck
,
New York
. Fine in original illustrated
wrappers; 59 pages. $45.00
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Bates,
Colonel Charles Francis. CUSTER’S
INDIAN BATTLES.
Bronxville,
New York; 1936. Original illustrated yellow
wrappers; 37 pages; very good plus condition; illustrated. $50.00
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Brininstool,
E.A. A TROOPER WITH CUSTER and
Other Historic Incidents of the
Battle
of the Little Big Horn. Volume
I.
Columbus
,
Ohio
: The Hunter-Trader-Trapper
Co., 1925, first edition. The Frontier
Series. Book in its original yellow
cloth covers with blue print on front cover and spine; 214 pages; 6 pages of
advertisements. Condition: very
good; approximately a two-inch length of cloth split on front cover gutter,
however, hinge is still attached and strong. $95.00
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Bruce,
Robert. THE
FIGHTING NORTHS AND PAWNEE SCOUTS: Narratives and Reminiscences of Military
Service on the Old Frontier. Mainly
from extensive correspondence with Capt. L.H. North.
Published with the cooperation and approval of the Nebraska State
Historical Society,
Lincoln
Nebraska
; 1932,
New York
; Brooklyn Eagle Press. Original
illustrated stiff covers; 72 pages; near fine condition; illustrated. $65.00
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Carroll,
John M., editor. THE
BENTEEN-GOLDIN LETTERS ON CUSTER AND HIS LAST
BATTLE. Illustrated by Lorence
Bjorklund.
New York: Liveright,1974; first limited boxed edition, Number
417 of 1000 copies, signed by Carroll.
Book in its original blue cloth covers with gold print on spine; 312
pages, complete with frontispiece illustration.
Book is in fine condition; tan slipcase in near fine condition, with the
beginning of a split on one of the top seams and one bumped corner at base.
$150.00
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Carroll,
John M., editor, new edition. Remsburg, John E. and Remsburg, George J.
CHARLEY REYNOLDS: Soldier, Hunter,
Scout and Guide. Introduction by
E.W. Howe. New Edition,
with an Historical Introduction by Dr. John S. Gray.
Guidon Press,
Bryan,
Texas, 1978. Designed by Barry Moser.
Priunted at the Hampshire Typothetae.
1 of 200 copies, signed by Carroll. Original
tan printed wrappers; fine condition; unpaginated. $125.00
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Carroll,
John M., compiled, written, and edited. CUSTER
IN TEXAS: An Interrupted Narrative; Including narratives of the First Iowa
Cavalry, the Seventh Indiana Cavalry, the Fifth Illinois Cavalry, the Second
Wisconsin Cavalry and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command while in
Louisiana.
New York
: Sol Lewis and Liveright, 1975, first edition, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.
Book in original blue cloth covers, silver and red print on spine; 288
pages; illustrated. Book is in fine
condition; no dust jacket. $50.00
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Carroll,
John M., editor. THE ARREST AND
KILLING OF SITTING BULL: A Documentary.
Glendale,
California: The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1986; Number 314 of 350 copies, signed by John M.
Carroll. Hidden Springs of
Custeriana – X. Book is in its
original light blue cloth covers with gold, blue and red print on front cover
and gold print on spine; 186 pages; complete with all illustrations.
Book is in very fine condition. $650.00
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Clark,
Robert A., editor. Friswold,
Carroll, commentator. THE KILLING
OF CHIEF CRAZY HORSE: three eyewitness views by the Indian, Chief He Dog the
Indian-white, William Garnett the White doctor, Valentine McGillycuddy.
Glendale,
California: The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1976; one of 300 copies; illustrated.
Hidden Springs of Custeriana – IV.
Book in original light blue cloth covers; gold, red and blue print on
front cover; gold print on spine; 152 pages.
Very fine condition; apparently, an unread copy.
$650.00
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Hutchins,
James S. BOOTS & SADDLES AT
THE LITTLE BIGHORN: Weapons, Dress, Equipment, Horses, and Flags of General
Custer’s Seventh
U.S.
Cavalry in 1876.
Fort Collins
: The Old Army Press, 1976; one of 250 copies, signed by the author.
Book in original cream cloth covers and blue cloth binding with gold
embossing on front cover and spine; 81 pages.
Book in fine condition; dust jacket fine. $85.00
SOLD
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Johnson, Barry C. and
Taunton, Francis B. BENTEEN’S ORDEAL
and CUSTER’S FIELD.
London: the Johnson-Taunton Military Press, 1983, first edition, one of 350 hardbound
copies. Printed by JHM Printers,
Ltd., Court Street, Trowbridge, Wilts. The
English Westerners’ Society. Book
in its original blue cloth covers with gold print on spine; 97 pages; no dust
jacket. Illustrations and maps.
Very fine condition. $125.00
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Scott, Hugh, introduction. CUSTER,
CAVALRY & CROWS: The Story of William White as told to Thomas Marquis;
being the thrilling account of the Western adventures of William White, who as a
private in the 2nd Cavalry served in the Sioux War of 1876, the Nez
Perce Campaign, the Snake River Exploration and many other military campaigns,
married into the Crow tribe, and became a guide at the Custer Battlefield.
Annotated by John A. Popovich.
Fort Collins
,
Colorado
: The Old Army Press, 1975; Volume No. 6 in the Source Custeriana Series.
Book in its original cream cloth covers and blue cloth binding; gold
printing on front cover and spine; 183 pages; illustrated; maps on endpapers.
Book in fine condition. $100.00
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