311. Ogden, H. A.
Lieutenant-General, Staff and Line Officers in Full Dress

New York: B.M. Whitlock, 1888
Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XXXIII. 1888. Lieutenant-General, Staff and Line Officers (Full Dress.) Mat size: 20" x 17 1/2;" image size: 14 1/2" x 12."

50/100     SOLD: $11.50

312. Ogden, H. A.
Non-Commissioned Officers, Staff Corps and Engineers (Full Dress)

Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XIII. 1902-1907. Non-Commissioned Officers, Staff Corps and Engineers. Private of Infantry; Ordnance Sergeant; Corporal, Signal Corps; Master Electrician Sergeant, Signal Corps; Private of Engineers; Sergeant of Engineers. Unmatted. Image size: 18" x 14 1/2."

45/90     SOLD: $11.50

313. Ogden, H. A.
Officers General Staff and Staff Corps in Full Dress

New York: B.M. Whitlock, 1888
Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XXXVI. 1888. Mat size: 22 1/2" x 19 1/2;" image size: 16" x 13."

50/100     SOLD: $11.50

314. Ogden, H. A.
U.S. Army Uniforms. Ten Infantry Figures. 1899.

Akron, Ohio: The Werner Company, 1899
Original Ogden chromolithograph. Ten Infantry figures include Infantry private; Infantry musician; Infantry corporal; Infantry line officer (Lieut.); Infantry field officer (Colonel); Infantry first sergeant undress or fatigue; Infantry private, campaign (khakis); Infantry private, regular campaign uniform; Infantry line officer (First Lieutenant) fatigue or undress; Infantry line officer (rank not shown) campaign (khakis.) Mat size: 17" x 20 1/2;" image size: 11" x 14 1/2."

40/80     SOLD: $23.00

315. Ogden, H.A.
Cavalry and Dragoons

New York: B.M. Whitlock, 1885
Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XXIII. 1855-1858. Mat size: 22 1/2" x 19 1/2;" image size: 16" x 13."

50/100     SOLD: $11.50

316. Ogden, H.A.
Field Blouse for General Officers

Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XLV. 1898-1900. Field Blouse for General Officers. Undress Uniform for Officers and Enlisted Men. White Cap and Summer Coat and Trousers for Officers. Unmatted. Image size: 17" x 14."

45/90     SOLD: $23.00

317. Ogden, H.A.
General, Staff and Infantry

New York: B.M.Whitlock, 1885
Original Ogden chromolithograph. No. XII. 1810-1813. Mat size: 22" x 19 1/2;" image size: 16" x 13."

50/100     SOLD: $23.00

318. Rochegrosse, G.
Andromache and Astyanax

Plate from the painting by G. Rochegrosse. Mat size: 17" x 14;" image size: 11" x 8 1/2."

25/50     SOLD: $11.50

319. Rothenheim, Carl
German World War I Diary

A unique scrapbook from a lieutenant colonel in the German army. Probably bound after the war (as all pages seem to exhibit the same extent of wear), Rothenheim compiled an extraordinary number of photographs, newspaper clippings, field post cards, train tickets and military maps detailing troop movements throughout the approximate five years he was enlisted. Stationed in and around Lille in northern France (near the Belgium border), Rothenheim photographed military life; his comrades in gas masks and in the trenches; the farmhouses and villas they occupied and slept in; an early plane (possibly a D 4); French landmarks and the places the war destroyed. He kept playbills and programs from theatrical productions he attended during the war; receipts for stationery; and the x-rays for his teeth and jaw showing an impacted wisdom tooth. There are hand-drawn and colored maps; an aerial photograph; photographs of shells; wagons and troops. This very meticulous and fastidious Munich-native described his war-time experiences in great detail in chronological order from 1914 through 1919. Rothenheim (called "Fritz" by his parents) kept his after-the-war ration cards for clothes, meat and soap, kept examples of regional 10, 25 and 50 pfennig notes and a variety of miscellaneous papers including a photograph of himself in late middle age and a business card which states that he became an "Apotheker" or pharmacist. The book (10" x 8") is in excellent condition. The spine is missing; however, the binding is intact. Rothenheim's scrapbook is entirely original and a treasure-trove of personal information about the German perspective of World War I. Definitely "All Quiet on the Western Front" territory. In German.

2000/3000     SOLD: $1,523.75

320. Russ, et al.
Twenty -Nine Books on the Korean, Vietnam and Gulf Wars

Russ, M. THE LAST PARALLEL. A MARINE'S WAR JOURNAL. 1957. Davidson, P. VIETNAM AT WAR. THE HISTORY, 1946-1975. 1988. Higgins, M. OUR VIETNAM NIGHTMARE. 1965. McCarthy, M. VIETNAM. 1967. First Edition. Softcover. McGrady, M. A DOVE IN VIETNAM. 1968. Klein, J. PAYBACK. FIVE MARINES AFTER VIETNAM. 1984. Thompson, L. UNIFORMS OF THE INDO-CHINA AND VIETNAM WARS. 1984. Greene, F. VIETNAM! VIETNAM! IN PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT. 1966. Softcover. Littauer, R. and N. Uphoff, editors. THE AIR WAR IN INDOCHINA. 1972. Softcover.Beckett, I. VIETNAM FROM 1945. 1986. Mesko, J. US INFANTRY-VIETNAM. 1983. Softcover. Westmoreland, W. A SOLDIER REPORTS. 1976. Scigliano, R. SOUTH VIETNAM: NATION UNDER STRESS. 1964. Softcover.Herring, G. AMERICA'S LONGEST WAR. THE UNITED STATES AND VIETNAM, 1950-1975. 1979. Softcover. Turpin, J. VIETNAM DOCTOR. THE STORY OF PROJECT CONCERN. 1966. Herbert, A. SOLDIER. 1973. Herrington, S. SILENCE WAS A WEAPON. THE VIETNAM WAR IN THE VILLAGES. 1982. Salisbury, H. BEHIND THE LINES-HANOI, DECEMBER 23-JANUARY 7, 1967. 1967. Softcover. Eilert, R. FOR SELF AND COUNTRY. 1983. Hannah, N. THE KEY TO FAILURE. LAOS & THE VIETNAM WAR. 1987. Karnow, S. VIETNAM. A HISTORY. 1983. Wise, D. and T. Ross. THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT. 1964. Griffin, W. THE NEW BREED. CONTINUING THE SAGA OF BROTHERHOOD OF WAR. Tape of novel read by Kevin McCarthy. 1988. Falk, R., editor. THE VIETNAM WAR AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. Three volumes. 1969. Walt, L. THE ELEVENTH HOUR. 1979. Softcover. Podhoretz, N. . THE PRESENT DANGER. 1980. Munro, N. THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. ELECTRONIC COMBAT AND MODERN WARFARE. 1991. Rosen, B. THE DESTINED HOURS. THE HOSTAGE CRISIS AND ONE FAMILY'S ORDEAL. 1982. Clark, R. THE FIRE THIS TIME. U.S. WAR CRIMES IN THE GULF. 1992. Smith, J. GEORGE BUSH'S WAR. 1992.

60/120     SOLD: $34.50