>  The Michigan Historical Museum adminsters Michigan's historic sites and
>museums.  One of our best sites is Historic Fort Wilkins.  We are in the
>process of researching the fort and its occupants.  Do you know where we
>could obtain copies of the Army and Navy Journal?  This journal was
>available at the fort from 1867 to 1870.  If it is available, where?  what
>format? and is it available via interlibrary loan?  Any information is
>appreciated.  Thank you.

Barry James

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Dec 6, 1999

Issues of the Army & Navy Journal are fairly common for the Civil War
years, probably less so for the following years.  If you want original
issues, try the historical newspaper dealers.  Here's some addresses:

Tim Hughes at http://www.rarenewspapers.com

Phil Barber at http://www.historicpages.com/

Ephemera & Paper Collectors Mall at http://www.historybuff.com/mall/

Periodyssey at http://www.periodyssey.com/

Richard Spellman doesn't have a web site but can be reached at [log in to unmask]

Good luck.

-Jim Lyons
http://www.jimlyons.com

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