US Lincoln’s 90-Day Volunteers 1861 Osprey Men At Arms No 489 Used Softcover Reference Book

US Lincoln’s 90-Day Volunteers 1861 (Osprey Men-At-Arms No. 489) is a softcover reference book that examines the origins, organization, and uniforms of the first volunteer regiments raised by the United States at the outbreak of the Civil War. Authored by Jim Sumner and published by Osprey Publishing as part of their Men-At-Arms series, this title provides a detailed overview of the 90-day enlistment policy, its implementation, and the experiences of the soldiers who responded to President Abraham Lincoln’s initial call to arms in 1861. The book includes period illustrations, carefully researched color plates by artist Alan Archambault, and photographs of original uniforms and equipment. It offers historical context regarding these short-term volunteers and their role during the conflict’s early months. This copy is a used softcover, suitable as a reference for collectors, historians, or readers with an interest in American military history and Civil War-era uniforms.  Total of 48 pages.