Deibert Ralph (4 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. 1st Edition. (ca. 1933 ?). No date given. 143 pages. Regimental Coat of Arms in color before title page. Chapters on the Mexican War; Mexican War to the Civil War; Big Horn Expedition in 1876; Spanish-American War; Philippine Insurrection; World War I. Back cover has three areas with small white spots. Very good in green cloth with gilt stamping. (A-2).

Cloth Over Board. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. This copy is in good conditon. The covers have light rubbing and moderate edgewear mainly focused near the spine and corners. The text on both the cover and the spine remain bright. All text edges have started to yellow with age. There appears to be very light water damage at the very bottom of the text and front cover. There are markings in ink on the FEP along with yellowing on both the FEP and interior of the front cover. There is also one light marking in ink on page 37. The binding remains secure. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

First Edition. Octavo (24cm). Green cloth titled in gilt; [x],[144]pp; color frontispiece, and black and white halftone portraits throughout. Ownership inscription to front pastedown. Slight rubbing to extremities, else Near Fine. Originally organized to protect travelers on the Oregon Trail, the Third Cavalry had seen action in the Mexican-American War, Civil War, Spanish-Americna War, Philippine-American War, and WWI by the time of publication. This copy with the ownership inscription of a member of the regiment: Robert G. Bowers, 3rd Cavalry, Machine Gun Troop, Fort Meyer, VA.

First Edition. Octavo. Original green cloth, titled in gilt on spine and front cover; x,[1]-143pp; color frontispiece; photographic text illustrations (halftone portraits). Trace of wear to cloth board edges and base of spine; occasional faint thumb-soil to text; still a straight, tight, Very Good or better copy. A rare and sought-after regimental history, privately published, presumably for private distribution to members of the regiment. The 3rd Cavalry is closely associated with Anglo-American expansion and settling of the Western frontier, a period covered in considerable detail here, as are the regiment's actions in the Spanish-American War and the First World War. The second, biographical portion of the book is extensively illustrated with photographic portraits and views. Rarely seen in commerce, especially in nice condition.