Georgiana from Auldfarran Books, IOBA

St. Simons Island, GA: Watermarks, 2004 3rd ptg. SIGNED on title p. by author. 120pp. comb-bound paperback 4to: Fine.

North Charleston, SC: CreateSpace, 2018. 354pp. illus. paperback 8vo: Fine. Decatur is six miles east of the center of Atlanta, and the Union Army camped on what is today the town square. Includes two chapters by Lisa Rickey and Blaise J. Arena.

Baltimore: Clearfield, 1999 revised reprint. 147pp. paperback 8vo: Fine. A scholarly attempt to list in alphabetical order the names of all Germans who inhabited the colony of Georgia during its colonial period, originally published by the Genealogical Publishing Company in 1986.

New York: Ballantine/Mockingbird Books, 1974 1st ed. thus. 133pp. maps. paperback: near Very Good [text is age browned; else a clean, complete and tight copy. An uncommon Ballantine edition of a prospecting guide originally published in 1966.

Boston: House of Edinboro, 1945 1st ed. 272pp. illus. putty cloth sm 8vo w/gilt titles & decoration: Very Good in a Good dj torn @ spine head & a top corner, now protected in a Brodart poly cover [a turned page corner; slick, magazine-style paper retains a slight mustiness; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy] A hagiographic political… Saber más sobre este artículo

Atlanta: Longstreet Press, 1999 1st ed. 279pp. paperback: Very Good+ [some edge foxing; else a nice clean, complete, tight & uncreased copy] A quirky neighborhood-by-neighborhood look at an Atlanta that may not quite exist in this way anymore.

Tucker, GA: privately issued, 2001 1st ed. 100pp. burgundy cloth 4to w/gilt titles: Fine/not issued in dj. A personal and family miscellany compiled by the Rev. Dr. Larry A. Bauman (1931-2021), a retired Methodist minister in the North Georgia Conference.

New York: Cassell, 1892 1st ed. frontis. illus. 396pp. orig. brown cloth 8vo w/gilt titles & decoration: Good [hinges are cracked but very firm; else a nice clean, complete & tight original copy] A bio of the notable 19th century Georgia politician Toombs (1810-85). Ink signature of notable Atlantan Jack J. Spalding, dated 1892, a previous owner.

New York: Pudney & Russell, 1854 1st ed. xiv. 688pp. illus. cloth sm 4to: Good [sturdily rebound using decorative parts of original cloth; age browning; some coffee splashes on front endpp.; ink name; couple of small name stickers, name stamps; else a complete & tight copy. A nicely preserved original copy of this classic of Georgiana by the Rev. George… Saber más sobre este artículo

Atlanta: Byrd Printing Co., 1902 1st ed. 400pp. illus. green cloth sm 8vo w/decoration & gilt spine titles: Good/no dj [hinges are cracked but firm; prev. owner's name & address ffep; else a complete & tight copy] An early history of Atlanta.

New York: Harper, 1857 reprint. 214pp. illus. stamped cloth 12mo: about Good [antique ink name on title p.; age browning & foxing; spine is cracked but firm; else complete] A vintage issue of this classic of antebellum Georgia humor by Confederate General James Longstreet's Uncle Augustus (1790-1870).

McDonough, GA: privately issued, 1971 1st ed. 374pp. illus. blue cloth sm 4to w/gilt titles: near Fine/not issued in dj [couple of tiny edge spots; else a very nice clean, complete & tight copy] Local Georgia history by the Henry County genealogist Thrasher (1898-1987).

New York: Dodd, Mead, 1907 1st ed. 369pp, 327pp. frontispieces. burgundy cloth sm 4tos w/gilt spine titles: near Very Good/no djs [bit of shelf wear to edges; some cover scuffing and discoloration; else a nice clean, complete & tight set]

Athens: Univ. of Georgia Press, 1978 revised 3rd ed.. paperback. 129pp. maps. paperback 8vo: Good [buff colored covers are age darkened; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy] A little classic of Georgiana by longtime University of Georgia Professor of History Kenneth Coleman (1916-99).

Atlanta: Harvey Dan Abrams, 1979 1st ed. SIGNED under a generic inscription on ffep by author. 94pp. green cloth 8vo: Very Good+/no dj [cloth covers have been bound upside down, but this has no effect on text] A selection from such Georgia poets as Sidney Lanier, Byron Herbert Reece, Frank L. Stanton, Conrad Aiken, John R. Lewis, Jr., Daniel Whitehead… Saber más sobre este artículo

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1972 1st ed. 214pp. illus. green cloth 8vo w/gilt titles: Very Good in a Good+ dj in Brodart poly cover [light foxing to top & bottom edges; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy. A small classic of Georgiana by the Atlanta newspaper columnist Celestine Sibley (1914-99).

Americus, GA: Southern Printers, 1909 1st ed. 266pp. port. illus. green cloth 8vo w/gilt titles: Very Good [touch of shelf rubbing; else a nice clean and crisp copy; gilt is bright] A vintage copy of this bio of the influential early American politician Crawford (1772-1834).

Atlanta: Byrd Printing Co.,1919 1st ed. 604pp. orig. green cloth 8vo w/gilt decoration & titles: about Good [covers are faded and scuffed; couple of fore edge spots; text is untroubled; else a clean, complete & tight copy] Knight (1868-1933) founded the Georgia Archives in the year of this book's publication.

McDonough, GA: privately issued, 1980. INSCRIBED on ffep by compiler. 145pp. illus. hardback tall 8vo w/gilt titles: near Fine/no dj [browning of endpp; else a nice clean and crisp copy] Folding map in pocket on rear pastedown. Local Georgia history by the Henry County genealogist Thrasher (1898-1987).

Atlanta: Franklin Printing, 1893 1st ed. xxvii. 495pp. marbled edges. floral endpp. brown cloth sm 8vo w/gilt spine titles: near Fine/no dj. A period history by the Clarke County, Georgia [Athens], native Mitchell (1844-1927), sturdily rebound.