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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 some of the rarest acquisitions I've had in to open the year. The catalog will release on May 21st.

An astonishing 1763 German Gothic Catholic Bible made during the beginning of the Gothic cultural movement that swept through Germany in the late 18th century and through the 19th century. 4 parts in one volume, complete with the Old and New Testaments.

An astonishing incunable, providing one of the first visual templates for the modern stage. Before this print, Europeans had no clear idea of what a Roman theater looked like, as most physical ruins were buried or forgotten. The artist synthesized textual hints from Roman architectural writer Vitruvius and historical descriptions, thus, the theater woodcut was born.

A very scarce, first and only edition, of Origine Germanorum. The work offers an extensive study documenting the origins, earliest colonies, migrations, and deeds of the Germanic tribes. The work was written by the German historian Johann Georg von Eckhart (latinized as Ioh. Georgii Eccardi). The work includes two books bound in one.

A marvelous and very scarce book on the Practice of Meditating on the Mysteries of Christ Our Lord. It reflects the spiritual and liturgical practices of the Counter-Reformation period in the Holy Roman Empire. The most powerful Christian Empire in the world.

An astonishing original 1681 bound prayer book with its original silver furniture filigree, enamel and glass jewels. This showcases beautiful craftsmanship of the period and immaculate attention to detail, nothing like it this early (Not for sale).

A remarkably scarce esoteric first edition work divided into seven distinct books, serving as an extensive early modern encyclopedia on hygiene, macrobiotics, and public health. It heavily targeted the medical superstitions, charlatanism, and moral vices of its era while advocating for a structured, healthy lifestyle.
