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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 upcoming catalog on exhibition focuses on rare and unique titles from early America, Asia and more! It will include the Shahnameh, the rarest Persian literary work in the world. The release will be in May
The greatest and most important Poetical work in Persian history. The Shahnameh's lasting influence has helped preserve the Modern Persian language, keeping it largely consistent with the language of Ferdowsi's time over 1,000 years ago. The Shahnameh's stories have been a main source of storytelling for Persians, Kurds, Armenians, and other regional peoples making it one of the most influential works in Asian literature.
This is a remarkable and unique miniature book of Devotional Catholic prayers from the 17th century (Year 1700), in traditional Latin. The book is bound with remarkable silver furniture showing angels adorning the corners and middle of the covers. The book also contains all the original names of the owners inside.
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.
Regarded as one of the most important pieces of Japanese poetry. This beautiful and early manuscript fragment showcases the splendid calligraphy during the Sengoku period in early modern Japan.
A scarce book that includes all original journals of the logs recorded aboard the Mayflower that have been reprinted for this book only, printed in 1901 The book was owned by a direct descendent of John Alden who bought the book in 1901 but passed in 1902 and includes original plants past down through the generations, from the 17th century when first landing in America (As noted by collection).
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.