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    Announcement: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

    Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine!

    Justin Runyon and Jason Adams are pleased to announce their new ownership of Civil War Historian. Having over 30 years of combined research and Civil War living history experience, we pledge to bring you the most relevant articles pertaining to both general history and hobby specific information. We are excited at the opportunity of serving our hobby by bring great articles with cutting edge graphic design to each of you. As we grow together, the Civil War Historian team will always be available to listen to your comments and suggestions. So please call or email us anytime. You can reach us at adamsrunyon@gmail.com or call us at (812) 239-5502 or (812) 239-9136.

    We invite you to join our family of readers today by taking advantage of our introductory subscription price of $25.97, a savings of 28% off the cover price. If you are already a subscriber, take advantage of the special price by renewing today. Looking for a great gift idea? Civil War Historian also makes a great gift. And don’t forget to order your back issues today, delivered to your door at the cover price of $5.95 ppd for each issue.

    To take advantage of this offer, you can:

    1. Click the attachment below, print a subscription card, and mail with your check or money order to:
    Civil War Historian Magazine
    PO Box 10372
    Terre Haute IN 47801

    2. Pay with Paypal by sending $25.97 to adamsrunyon@gmail.com Please enter your name, mailing address, email, and phone number in the "note" section of the paypal payment screen.

    You may also add an additional $2.00 to the payment to support the CWPT. Civil War Historian will match your donation.

    Note: Indiana residents add 7% state sales tax.
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  • #2
    Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

    Wow!!! That's the best news a guy could wake up to, well, unless the fiancee left him in the middle of the night... Wait... No, she's still here, but at least I've got some good news. Congratulations

    Billy Birney
    William Birney
    Columbia Rifles

    "The OTB is made up of the dregs of humanity, the malcontents, the bit*#ers and moaners, the truth tellers, the rebellious, etc. In other words, the ones that make good soldiers when the firing starts or the marching gets tough. The $&#*$& is run by parade ground, paper collar soldiers, the ones that pee on themselves when a car backfires and would be better fit for counting beans and puffying up their own egos and kissing each others @$(#*$*..."
    Thomas "Uncle Tom" Yearby, 20 March 2009

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    • #3
      Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

      I had thought about letting my subscription go, but with this news...

      Payment has been sent and I will look forward to what the next year will bring!

      Y.O.S.,
      [FONT="Georgia"][I]Marc Averill[/I]
      Dirigo Grays
      CWT[/FONT]

      [I][COLOR="Blue"]"Time sets all things right. Error lives but a day. Truth is eternal." [/COLOR][/I]
      Lt. General James Longstreet

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      • #4
        Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

        Congrats Justin and Jason. Let me know how I can help.
        [FONT=Comic Sans MS]Matt Caldwell

        GHTI

        WIG[/FONT]

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        • #5
          Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

          This is good news indeed. Looking forward to see what you both will bring to the magazine.
          [FONT=Times New Roman][b]Tripp Corbin[/b][/FONT]
          [URL=http://www.westernindependentgrays.org/]Western Independent Grays[/URL]
          [URL=http://www.armoryguards.org/]Armory Guards[/url]

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          • #6
            Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

            Well... it's been over a year since I let my subscription lapse, and I've been buying them from the newsstand.

            Great news.

            Now I'll re-new the subscription!
            Brian Hicks
            Widows' Sons Mess
            Known lately to associate with the WIG and the Armory Guards

            "He's a good enough fellow... but I fear he may be another Alcibiades."

            “Every man ever got a statue made of him was one kinda sumbitch or another. It ain’t about you. It’s about what THEY need.”CAPTAIN MALCOLM REYNOLDS

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            • #7
              Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

              I had serious fears for the future of this great mag...glad to see it safe and in dedicated people's hands.
              Dave Burt, American Civil War Society, England.
              David Burt, Co Author "Suppliers to the Confederacy: British Imported Arms and Accoutrements" "Suppliers to the Confederacy II: S. Isaac Campbell & Co, London - Peter Tait & Co, Limerick, Out Now

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              • #8
                Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                That is Great News, I too was going to let my subscription lapse, but will be sending my renewal today.
                Good Luck in your venture.

                Bob Hutton
                Bob Hutton:)

                14th NC "Wild Cats"

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                • #9
                  Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                  Congrats Justin and Jason! I'll be reupping as well.
                  Paul Calloway
                  Proudest Member of the Tar Water Mess
                  Proud Member of the GHTI
                  Member, Civil War Preservation Trust
                  Wayne #25, F&AM

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                  • #10
                    Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                    After having many conversations with Jason & Justin throughout this entire process, I believe that I was even more excited then they were, after just listening to a few of the ideas and future direction that they see themselves taking this magazine! I know that everyone that reads the CWH will be able to see the energy, excitement, and passion that they'll put into it!

                    It truly is an exciting time for them and now for us. I'm envious of them because they now get to work in a field that they both love, and in doing so get to converse with some of the finest individuals that I know who are reenactors, living historians, vendors, etc. on a daily basis!
                    Andrew Martin
                    GHTI/WIG

                    "Schedule... for anyone who gives a sh*t"
                    150TH Manassas July 22-24 2011 (Highlight was finding a 6 pack of piss warm Old Style beer in "Tent City" for $20 bucks! on Sat. best purchase I think I've ever made)
                    200th Battle of Tippecanoe Nov. 5-7 2011 (Wow.. a moving and emotional event, had our 4th US Infantry colors dedicated the right way)
                    150th Shiloh Mar 30- Apr 1 2012

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                    • #11
                      Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                      Huzzah!

                      It pleases me that CWH is in such capable hands! Both Justin and Jason's scholarship is top-notch, rivaled only by their practical experience and their love for the hobby. I am truly excited about the new direction, and will be subscribing!


                      The "Possibly a Little Biased Mess" :wink_smil
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                      Yours, &c
                      Adam Clark
                      -Pumpkin Patch Mess

                      "I really feel that we've stepped into our ancestor's shoes, but... those shoes suck."
                      Connor Clune

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                      • #12
                        Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                        Great news! I had let my subscription lapse. I guess it is time to start a subscription back up again.
                        Jeff "Thad" Gallagher

                        Pit Rat Mess
                        49th Ohio
                        Huber Heights #777 F&AM

                        "The moralities of this company are not as good as they used to be, there is much swearing and abuse." Francis Kiene 49th OVI

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                        • #13
                          Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                          This is GREAT news! I will again look forward to each issue -- especially now that I know the Big Wig (no pun intended) owners!

                          Best of luck with the new business!
                          PATRICK CRADDOCK
                          Prometheus No. 851
                          Franklin, Tennessee
                          Widows' Sons Mess
                          www.craftsmansapron.com

                          Aut Bibat Aut Abeat

                          Can't fix stupid... Johnny Lloyd

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                          • #14
                            Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                            Absolutely awesome, Brother Justin... always nice to see something owned by people who truly care.

                            My wife sent me copies of this magazine in Iraq and I kept one handy for when I got bored--- I didn't care that I had read it over and over again. For a moment, I could get lost in the hobby and thoughts of events I wanted to do when I got back to civilization. :D

                            Cheers -Johnny Lloyd
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                            Johnny Lloyd
                            John "Johnny" Lloyd
                            Moderator
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                            SCAR
                            Known to associate with the following fine groups: WIG/AG/CR

                            "Without history, there can be no research standards.
                            Without research standards, there can be no authenticity.
                            Without the attempt at authenticity, all is just a fantasy.
                            Fantasy is not history nor heritage, because it never really existed." -Me

                            Proud descendant of...

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                            • #15
                              Re: Exciting News From Civil War Historian Magazine

                              I'm proud of you two for all the hard work you did to make this happen. I know it wasn't easy. The really hard work is yet to come, but it's in capable hands. To the rest of you here on the AC, they are going to need great articles. They don't need to be perfectly written, that's why they have an editor. They helped me with my article on the Vicksburg event last year. Some of you can write about an event, take pictures at the event, write about a Civil War item passed down from your ancestor, culture of the era, a museum you visited with photos they let you take, something that will help all of us progress in the hobby, etc. They need more articles from the east. Come on easterners! Tell us what's happening on your side of the mountains! I'm going to write an article on more cool stuff from the Steamboat Arabia and their museum. This is how we grow our side of the hobby. Send them an article boys!
                              Matt Woodburn
                              Retired Big Bug
                              WIG/GHTI
                              Hiram Lodge #7, F&AM, Franklin, TN
                              "There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."

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