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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 new catalog on exhibition will be focused on controversial titles from medieval times to WW2. Viewer discretion is advised. Many titles will be reserved to institutions upon release before being sold to the public due to content. Catalog release date will be September 27th.
A rare photo album showing the horrors of the Stalingrad front, the bloodiest battle in WW2. The album tells the story of a German soldier and his dog while experiencing the ultimate frightening aspects of the war.
A rare photo album of an early Nazi rally showing original photos of Hitler, Himmler, Nazi youth and more. The photos are early war, likely between 1939-1940 and tell a story of early Nazi propaganda and how it affected life in Germany.
One of the most famous English poems in the world and the most influential poem in mystic poetry to modern times. "Paradise Lost" is a monumental epic poem by John Milton, weaving a grand narrative of rebellion, free will, and redemption. With its majestic language and complex characters, the poem retells the biblical story of the Fall of Man.
A very rare series of collected News pamphlets that were taken from market on the grotesque and shock around the world. The pamphlets were a series of pamphlets that ran from 1822-? And were eventually discontinued.
A rare early manuscript of 本齋醮宿啟科 [yiben zhaijiao suqi ke]. The magic to make the deities to be born into this world (a magic book arranges their conception). This extremely rare manuscript offers an in depth look at how to spot and cast out demons in other souls. The book offers special chants to cure someone of demonic exorcism. The binding is original with twine holding it together.
The earliest photos of the allies at the Eagle's Nest in April, 1945, shortly after the war had ended and Hitler had committed suicide. The assortment of photos offers rare never before seen looks at the Berghof before it was completely destroyed years later.