Confederate Veteran 1928 Battle of ELK HORN, PEA RIDGE

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Be sure to add me to your favorite sellers list - see more CONFEDERATE, ARKANSAS and ALABAMA related items not always found in eBay's so-called "search" Here's a link to my currently available CONFEDERATE ITEMS: items and to my currently available SELMA ALABAMA items: Selma items! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GUARANTEED 1928 ORIGINAL ----- NOT A RECENT REPRINT ..... 40 PAGES! CONFEDERATE VETERAN magazine, May 1928 Volume XXXVI, No. 5 Nashville, Tennessee: The Confederate Veteran, 1928; [40] pages, self covers. With halftone cover photograph of the new State Capitol Building in Little Rock Arkansas. The old vets were quickly dying out as the country entered the late 1920s so much of the magazine is devoted to obituaries for vets + content from the Sons of Confederate Veterans + some UDC material even though I assume they had their own magazine by 1928. Still, there is a good bit of substantive Confederate History including The Arkansas Reunion - lots of ARKANSAS CONTENT in this issue The Battle of Elk Horn or Pea Ridge Arkansas by W. I. Truman of Gueydan Louisiana The Battle of Arkansas Post by L. V. Caraway, Granbury Texas Incident from the Battle of Elkhorn by Dr Paul Yates, Surgeon of Shaver's Arkansas Regiment Major General Patrick Cleburne (with photo) The Death of General McCulloch by J. M. Bailey of Austin Texas The Battle of Fort Donelson Tennessee, poem by a member of the 49th Tennessee Regiment General John Hunt Morgan by Church Matthews, Cadet at the U S Military Academy at West Point Ilium In Flames (Continuation of a series) by Chapman Milling of Charleston South Carolina (4+ pages) Confederate Surgeons and Hospitals by Mrs May Gardner Black of Murfreesboro, Tennessee The Arsenal of Selma, Alabama by C. C. Seay of Selma The Fighting at Spring Hill Tennessee by Capt John Shellenberger of the 64th Ohio (continuation of series) Survivor of First Battle Between Ironclads by Mrs John Anderson, Fayetteville North Carolina + more..... With original mailing label to Dr. T. E. Glass of Birmingham Alabama on the front cover - probably a CSA vet. Very Modest wear & stains. VERY GOOD. NOTE: What appear to be stray pencil lines in the cover photo of the Arkansas State House are actually scratches in the glass bed of my scanner. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ (the fine print ... [sigh] ... but please read :-) WE REGRET WE DON'T SHIP OUT OF USA; SORRY, BUT NO EXCEPTIONS. FREE shipping via cardboard & plastic protected 1st class mail parcel.PAYPAL IS THE MUCH PREFERRED METHOD OF PAYMENT. However, I CAN accept other modes of paying upon local pickup . Please email me in advance to arrange such payment requests/local pickup or if you have questions. Thanks! Now that I'm finally offering paypal, please pay promptly: Winner's payment should reach me within 7 days; eBay wants to be notified of slow- or non-payers soon thereafter so NON-PAYING BIDDER ALERTS ARE FILED ON THE 8th day following the auction IF I'VE HAD NO CONTACT FROM YOU SINCE AUCTION'S END . That gives you just 7 more days to pay without a NPB strike. Delayed? Then email me - I'll try to work with you when necessary but please don't expect me to do so in a vacuum. PLACING A BID IS THE ETHICAL EQUIVALENT OF ACCEPTING THESE TERMS. PLEASE DON'T ASK TO ALTER THEM AFTERWARDS. In return, as our feedback clearly shows, we'll get your item(s) to you, as described, in a safe, timely manner. Thanks! ******** (editorials :-) Want a "FIRST EDITION" of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee? Then please do yourself a favor and Thinking of bidding on a copy of STAR... read more

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