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Come by and see my booth at the Tennessee Book & Paper Fair on July 25 through July 27!
Location: The Factory, Franklin, Tennessee, 230 Franklin Rd, Franklin, TN 37064
Admission is FREE!
The latest catalog on exhibition focuses on rare and unique titles from early America and more! Part 1 of the catalog is now on exhibition and part 2 will release in April.
From murder reports to public disturbances, this manuscript book showcases the daily life of the NYPD in America after the Civil War (1887). This was a period of civil unrest and great change in America as shown in this manuscript. It talks about deaths within the police force, violations of duty, prisoner transport, murders, salaries, and the drunk and disorderly.
In this printing, perhaps one of the rarest in the printing run, it mentions an in-depth report of the trial of Aaron Burr, a report of a Slave Rebellion and Pirates hijacking a ship.
A one of a kind photo album with an important history. Inside are photos of Lincoln’s in-laws and close friends. Some of the notable mentions include Henry Ulke (one of the most important portrait artists in the U.S., friend of Lincoln) Elizabeth Keckley (slave turned prominent entrepreneur and dressmaker of Mary Lincoln and Robert E Lee’s wife).
This rare pamphlet was published the first year the railroad became operational. The railroad line became one of the most important spots during the Civil War and the line where Abraham Lincoln would give his Gettysburg address .
A beautifully encased in brass book. It contains a series of eight photos and a title page simply stating "La Vie de Jeanne d'Arc". The binding is of embossed brass with a clasp and a ring at the top for attaching as a locket.
a beautifully bound miniature book of the New Testament. The book begins at Matthew and ends at Revelations. The book is marvelously decorated on a cloth binding.