What book to get?

[mastereagle22]

Hello. If I wanted to buy a good book with Civil War Relics listed in it to help ID finds which one would you reccommend?

Thanks.

 

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[wildrider]

If you hunt with a partner, get a book he/she doesn't have and you can research together. My first book was Civil War Artifacts - A Guide for the Historian - by Howard R. Crouch.

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

I can't recomend a book, but here is a link to a cool site.

http://relicman.com/index.html

Let me know if you end up with a cool book, I'd be interested too.

 

[wildrider]

I can't recomend a book, but here is a link to a cool site.

http://relicman.com/index.html

Let me know if you end up with a cool book, I'd be interested too.

Harry is a great reference. He has tons of stuff.
He even got the Alabama Oval Map on Tree Buckle from me. Check it out:
http://relicman.com/ArchivePlateConStatesAlabama.htm

 

[civilman1]

If you hunt with a partner, get a book he/she doesn't have and you can research together. My first book was Civil War Artifacts - A Guide for the Historian - by Howard R. Crouch.

Most Definetly....Before the "Crouch" book I'll guarantee I trashed some good find's....Well worth the money!!!

 

[johnreb1980]

Yeah Crouch's book is good. I also like Civil War Relics of The Western Campaigns by Charles Harris.

 

[mobrigade]

No doubt Crouch and Harris. Then I would get McKee and Mason bullets, then Dickey and George's Arty book, Mullinax's buckle book...and the list goes on and on.