Gaede Frederick Editor (2 results)

Condition: As New. issues for the year 1989 in pristine condition--white pictorial covers and pages immaculate; binding tight; interesting drawings, daguerrotypes, reproductions of paintings, photos, maps, ads. Interesting articles, such as, "A Black Soldier Defends Fort McHenry," "An Officer's Quarters in the Mormon War," "Grenadier Muskets in New France," (spring), "Crime and Punishment on the Lewis and clark Expedition," "Oblate Spheroid Canteens, 1858-1916 : A Sandard pattern Recognition Guide," "Civilian Servants in military Uniforms, French and Indian War Period," (summer), "Clapp, Gates & Company : an Example of the Confederate Arms Production Effort," "Honolulu Rifles, Kingdom of Hawaii, Full Dress Uniforms, 1877," (winter), and the fall issue has cover in red, white and blue, with color prints within--includes insert "Unit Colors of the Trans-Mississippi Confederacy, part III," as well as "Unit Colors of the Trans-Mississippi COnfedeary, part I," articles such as "Wright & Bell : Drum Makers of the Confederacy," and many others.

Condition: Very Good. Pristine condition--white pictorial covers and pages immaculate; binding tight; interesting drawings, daguerrotypes, reproductions of paintings, photos, ads. The four issues for this year show an emphasis on military dress, although the summer issue has in-depth (and microscopic) study of cannons and the winter issue many photos of 19th century coins. The fall issue features "Blood Chits: A Military Aviator's Map and Ticket Home" and spring features "Lady Telephone Operators of the American Expeditionary Force, 1917-1918." Summer issue has some creasing at lower spine--other issues really "like new.