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Hensonville, New York: Black Dome Press Corp, 2004. First Edition. Paperback. Very good. Tall paperback. 223 pages. illustrated in black and white. Color glossy illustrated covers.

[Washington D.C.: Printed at the Office of the Congressional Globe, 1856. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. Folded wraps. 8 pages. Light toning to the paper. A few small holes and edge wear to the paper with minimal loss of a couple of letters. Fair condition.

Hendersonville, North Carolina: Kanuga Conferences, Inc, 1993. First printing. Hardcover. Very good/good. Octavo. Hardcover with color pictorial dust jacket. xii, [1], 151 pages. Illustrated. Dust jacket is shelf worn. Signed by the author on the title page. This is the story of the Episcopal Church Conference Center and its surroundings in North Carolina.

Boston: Phillips, Sampson and Company, 1854. 1854. Hardcover. Fair. Small octavo. [1], viii, 9-256 pages, [4] pages advertisements, [1]. Folding frontispiece map. Blue cloth hardcover with blind stamped covers. Gilt title and decoration on the spine. Folding map has some wrinkling and creases. Cloth hardcover is shelf worn, rubbed at the extremities, and chipped at the head and base of the spine. Lean to the binding. Light scattered toning and foxing to the contents. A fair or better copy. Graff 1079.

Boston: Lee and Shepard, n.d.. Hardcover. Good. 12mo. 165 pages, [10] pages advertisements, [1]. Illustrations. Illustrated brown cloth hardcover with title on the front cover and spine. 1899 previous owner inscription written on the right front flyleaf. Shelf wear and light soiling to the cloth hardcover. Occasional brown spotting to the text.

Birmingham, ALA: Gryphon Editions, 1986. Reprint. Leather bound. Near fine. Quarto. [5], 614 pages, [1]. Dark green leather binding with gilt decorated borders on the covers. Raised bands, gilt decorations and title on the spine. Marbled end papers. Page ribbon marker present. All edges gilt.

Boston: James W. Osgood, 1872. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo. [1], xiv, 360 pages, [1]. Brown cloth hardcover with gilt illustration on the front cover and gilt title on the spine. Binding has a slant. Front hinge cracked. Edge wear to the cloth head and base of the spine. Occasional brown spots to the text.

Macon, Georgia: John C. Schreiner & Son, Cotton Ave, 1863. First Edition. Sheet music. Good. Sheet music. Approx. 13.5" X 10.5" 4 pages. Small chips to paper upper right and lower right corner. Light toning to the paper. No date listed but published circa 1863. Confederate imprint. Parrish & Willingham 7176.

Washington DC: Austin Jenkins Co, 1919. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Octavo. [1], vi, [16] pages of photographs and advertisement, vii-xiv, [16] pages of photographs, 17-496 pages. Illustrated. Frontispiece photograph of the author. Blue color illustrated front cover with title. Title and illustration on the spine. Light edge wear to the cloth extremities. Scattered foxing to the rear end papers. Original subscription edition.

Washington DC: Copyright A. Jenkins & Co. [and] O. Keller, 1919. Hardcover. Fair. Octavo. [1], xiv, [16] pages of photographs, pages 17-608 pages, [8] pages of photographs. Frontispiece photograph of the author. Illustrated with photograph sections inside. Light green color illustrated front cover and spine. Light edge, shelf wear, and rubs to the cloth binding. Front hinge is cracked.

Atlanta: Record Publishing Company, 1890. Wraps. Fair. Stapled wraps. Approx. 7" x 5". 172 pages. Illustrated. Yellow illustrated paper covers with title printed on the front. Restored. Fragile paper covers and end sheets reattached with tears repaired with mulberry paper. Text is lightly damp stained in the middle portions of the text and there are a few pages with insect damage on the corners and edges. No loss of print. A few small pencil margin notes inside. A fair or better copy. The author, Joseph Makay Brown, was the son of the Civil War Governor in Georgia - Joseph Emerson Brown. Joseph M. Brown was elected Governor of Georgia twice serving 1909-11 and 1912-13. Historical fiction. Scarce in the trade. One copy currently held in OCLC (Rice). Not in Georgia Derenne catalog and not in Nevins.

Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society, 1997. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. Octavo. xxvi, 129 pages. Illustrated with black and white photograph frontispiece, charts and map in the text. Blue cloth hardcover with gilt seal to front and gilt title to spine. Previous owner inscription on the right front flyleaf. Slight foxing to top edge. Dust jacket in very good condition with light edge wear.

Berkeley, CA: n.p., 1929. Hardcover. Very good. Octavo. 168 pages, [24] pages contents, [6] pages addresses, [1]. Illustrated. Red cloth hardcover with title on the front cover. Light shelf wear to the red cloth binding. The author passed before the publication of the book which was brought to printing by the editor Ruth Cralle in 1929.

Berkeley, CA: n.p., 1929. Hardcover. Fair. Octavo. 168 pages, [24] pages contents, [6] pages addresses, [1]. Illustrated. Red cloth hardcover with title on the front cover. Shelf wear to the red cloth binding. Front hinge cracked, rear hinge neatly repaired at some point. Toning to the end sheets. Creasing to the lower section of the first 8 pages. Names and inscription written on the front end sheets includes Jessie M. Frymire, Sue Nell Frymire Morris, and the inscription - "This book belongs to Mrs Nancy Ford Taylor Edward White Ford, Jr., ? Ford. Copy includes two copied documents the first being an 1838 Kentucky record for Sarah Ford and the other a hand written copy of Elisha Ford from the 18th century. Note: The author passed before the publication of the book which was brought to printing by the editor Ruth Cralle in 1929.

Lexington: Kentucky Progress Commission, 1928. Brochure. Very good. Stapled illustrated brochure. Approx. 9" x 4". 64 pages. Illustrated with photographs.

Birmingham, Alabama: Palladium Press, 1998. Leather bound. Very good. Quarto. [10], viii, [1], 124 pages, [4]. Illustrated. Red leather binding bordered with gilt decorations on the covers. Raised bands and gilt title on the spine. All edges gilt. Contents clean. First published 1924.

Duncannon, PA: David E. Little, Valley View Offset, n.d.. Hardcover. Very good. Tall quarto. [2], 400 pages. Illustrated in black and white. Burgundy hardcover with title on the front cover and spine. Illustrated end sheets.

Edmunds, Washington: . Printed by Evergreen Press, n.d.. Hardcover. Very good/very good. Tall quarto with color illustrated dust kacket. 289 pages. Folding color frontispiece map and pictures. Illustrated with mostly with black and white photographs. A few color pages of photographs. Hardcover with color illustrated dust jacket. Black and white pictorial train illustrated end papers. Title and copyright pages undated.

Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. xvi, 165 pages. Illustrated by Louise Turck. Red cloth covered boards with gilt and red embossed illustration block on front cover. Vellum spine with gilt stamped title. Illustrated end sheets. Top edge gilt. Untrimmed foredge. Light shelf and edge wear to the red cloth binding. A few tiny pin holes on the vellum front outer joint. Limited to 212 copies and printed on Hadrian vellum paper. This copy signed by the author and numbered 176.

Griffin, Georgia: Self published, 1854. Hardcover. Good. 12mo. [1], vi, 180 pages, [1]. Brown cloth hardcover with blind stamped designs on the covers and gilt lettered title on the spine. Cloth lightly worn on the edges. A small bit of brown staining to the bottom corner edges of some of the pages. Old pencil inscription by the previous owner on the yellow right front flyleaf. Scarce and obscure publication. Not listed in the Georgia Derenne catalog. Sabin 80104. From the New Georgia Encyclopedia (Jennie Knight, Emory Univ.) Before the Civil War (1861-65) the only Unitarian churches in Georgia were located in Augusta and Savannah. Following disagreements with the national association of Unitarians over the abolition of slavery, the Augusta church closed in the 1840s, while the Savannah church closed in 1859. Similarly, southern Universalists often differed with their northern counterparts about abolition. There were more small, active Universalist churches than Unitarian churches in Georgia… Leer más