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Austin: Ericson, 2003. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Reprint of the first edition published in 1912. Gray cloth with white titles on spine and upper board. Corner bumped. 902pp., photographic reproductions, and in addition to the alphabetical memoirs of each soldier there are also these documents: Chronological List of Engagements by States, Constitution of the Confederate States and Members of the Provisional and Regular Congress of the Confederate States. Clean, no names, no writing. 4to gray cloth. A much needed and enormous undertaking. Contains 2,006 entries. BASIC TEXAS 223 -"Predominantly Texans, common soldier recollections, delightful insights into the life of the soldier." NEVINS II-248.

Dayton: Morningside House, 1986. 928pp. Owner's note on title page.. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket as Issued. Thick Large Octavo.

YEARY, Mamie, comp. Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray, 1861-1865. Dallas: Published for the Author by Smith & Lamar, Publishing House M.E. Church, South, [1912]. 1st ed. [6],904pp. Portrait frontis., illus., portraits, plates. Later cloth, custom cloth slipcase. Very good or better. Dornbusch III, 60. "Recollections of dozens of Confederate veterans living in Texas in the early 1900's" Nevins II, p.248. "The Neale Publishing Company's entry in the 1912 Publisher's Trade Annual happily announced issuance of this work in a three-volume set, bound in cloth, costing $15. The large single volume privately printed for the author in Dallas that same year is the only known version--and it may well be the only version that ever existed" Krick 576.

YEARY, Mamie, comp. Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray, 1861-1865. Dallas, TX: Published for the Author by Smith & Lamar Publishing House M.E. Church, South, [1912]. 1st ed. [6],904pp. Portrait frontis., illus., portraits, plates. Orig. 3/4 red morocco and gilt-pictorial cloth, all edges marbled, housed in custom cloth slipcase. Front inner hinge starting, wear to spine ends and corners, small piece torn from front free endpaper, else a very good copy. Dornbusch III,60. "Recollections of dozens of Confederate veterans living in Texas in the early 1900's" Nevins II, p.248. "The Neale Publishing Company's entry in the 1912 Publisher's Trade Annual happily announced issuance of this work in a three-volume set, bound in cloth, costing $15. The large single volume privately printed for the author in Dallas that same year is the only known version--and it may well be the only version that ever existed" Krick 576.