Collecting the Confederacy Shannon Pritchard SIGNED Civil War Relic Book 2005

  

Signed by the Autor too! It as you know is the go to book on Civil War Relics.

It does not have a smoke smell or any odor to the book. The condition is as pictured, there is a tear in the dust jacket and there are three pages as pictured with a crease on it. I did get a large lot of CW books and I did read through this and it is time to pass it along. A signed Copy to Lois Wickham, here is some info on her.

WICKHAM, Lois Wingfield, 91, passed away on July 10, 2011. Lois was born on November 15, 1919 to Eunice Lynn Wingfield and Henry Brown Wingfield. She was raised at Marl Ridge Farm in Hanover County. She married Williams Carter Wickham Jr. And moved to Hickory Hill Farm where she lived until 1985.

She then moved to Marlwood, her home of over 25 years. Lois was an active participant in the activities of her community. She was a lifelong congregant of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hanover, and their altar guild. Lois was a founding member of the Hanover Historical Society and helped produce several of their publications including Old Homes Of Hanover County Virginia.

She gave tours of the historic Hanover Courthouse for over 30 years, and served on the Hanover Courthouse Committee as well as the Hanover County Historic Commission for 20 years. This hardcover book titled "Collecting the Confederacy: Artifacts and Antiques from the War between the States" is a must-have for any history enthusiast. The book has a length of 11.4 inches, a height of 1.2 inches, and a width of 8.9 inches. It has 288 pages and weighs 49.1 ounces.

The book is illustrated and written in English. It covers topics such as Military/Weapons, Military/United States, and United States/Civil War Period.

This book is a great addition to any collection and a valuable resource for anyone interested in history.