Tennesseana
Tennessee Books/Pamphlets
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad-Kincaid A Herr
Item #: NEW-0016362
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This book is suitable only for a reference book. Tears and scotch tape on the dust cover and a split spine on the hardbook cover. It covers the history of the famous L & N Railroad through 1850-1963. This is the revised edition from March of 1864.402 pages and published by the L & N Railroad.
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2 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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Franklin-Tennessee's Handsomest Town-Signed
Item #: NEW-0016359
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Presumed first edition since the number 1 appears. This book was written by James A Crutchfield and Robert Holladay and they have both signed the book. It is a Bicentennial History of this great town and was printed in 1999. Has the dust cover and shows very minor wear.
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3 lbs
Price: $35.50 USD
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Beersheba Springs-A History-Celebration
Item #: NEW-0016357
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Soft bound book published in 1983 compiled by contributors to the Beersheba Springs Historical Society. 167 pages in large format. Evidently the book was presented to someone and there are many signatures on the title page. Cheapest price on the web at the time of this listing.
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2 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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Tennessee Historical Quarterly-Cumulative Index
Item #: NEW-0016356
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Softbound book which should be very useful to the researcher as it is an index of all the articles from the Tennessee Historical Society which covers the years 1942-1966 or Volumes I-XXV. Printed in 1970. The book has some wear from being used.
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2 lbs
Price: $35.50 USD
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Captain Tom Ryman-Charmaine B Gossett
Item #: NEW-0016254
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Hardback book published in 2001. 150 pages. The famous Ryman Auditorium in Nashville was named for this steamboat captain who built the Union Gospel Tabernacle which was renamed after his death.
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1.5 lbs
Price: $16.50 USD
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Mary Polk Branch-A Genealogical Record and Annals Of My Past
Item #: NEW-0016220
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This is an extremely rare little book. I have looked on line over the years and have never found another example. Mary Polk Branch was born into a very famous Tennessee family as was her husband into a famous North Carolina family. William Polk. Mary's father, had several famous brothers including General Lucius Polk,and General Leonidas Polk. Two famous homes, still existing, are associated with the family-"Rattle and Snap" won by Mrs. Branch's Grandfather in a game of chance and "Hamilton Place", built by her Grandfather. Mrs. Polk wrote another memoir, titled MEMOIRS OF A SOUTHERN WOMAN "WITHIN THE LINES" which is also scarce, though has been reprinted.
This is a thin book with only 24 pages. There is Genealogical Record of the Polk Family with some pencil markings by Gerald Branch. She gives a history of her family and tells of family events as well as her husband's participation in supporting the Confederacy. Her husband was Joseph Branch was the brother of General Lawrence Branch who was killed during the war. The book was published in 1905 by her husband. The book's cover is grimy and the back cover appears to have some moisture damage at the top.
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2 lbs
Price: $350.50 USD
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Tennessee Imprints 1691-1875-Ron Allen
Item #: NEW-0016190
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I believe his is Ron Allen's second book which added to his chronicle of the early Tennessee imprints between 1691 and 1875. It was published privately in Knoxville Tennessee in 1987. It is unpaged and the price guide was printed separately. A copy of that is provided with this important book. Will be mailed by media mail and any excess postage charges will be refunded.
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3 lbs
Price: $37.50 USD
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Some Tennessee Rarities-Ron Allen
Item #: NEW-0016189
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Publisher: Privately Printed, 1973. This is number 9 of 500 copies that were made. I believe that this was the first book published by Ron Allen who was the premier collector of rare Tennessee books and ephemera. There is no price guide but it is a guide for the first editions. Will be sent by media mail and excessive postage paid will be refunded.
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2 lbs
Price: $37.50 USD
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More Tennessee Rarities-Ron Allen-First Edition
Item #: NEW-0016188
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Ron Allen was the chronicle of rare Tennessee books and ephemera. This book is a must have for the serious Tennessee book collector. This one I consider to be his most complete and also has a price guide, although that probably could not be considered accurate. This is a large format book which was published privately by the author in 2003, Knoxville Tennessee. There are some pencil notations made by me throughout the book. Due to the weight it will be sent by media mail and excessive postage paid will be refunded. Note: The book is larger than the scan.
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4 lbs
Price: $78.50 USD
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I'll Go Quietly-First Edition-Fred Russell
Item #: NEW-0016139
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Thin volume containing some of the choice columns from the Nashville Banner, where Russell was the sports editor. The book was published in 1944 by the banner. The spine on the book is faded and there are some acidic toning where a paper item was left.
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1.5 lbs
Price: $12.50 USD
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Memoir Hugh Lawson White-Ed Nancy N Scott-1856
Item #: NEW-0015824
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This book is listed in Howes, which gives it a ranking of importance. However, is not in demand, which is just as well as you can't find it anyway. That is to say it is rare. Pencil markings by a previous owner who writes that he bought it at auction on Dec. first Monday in 1892. Other random pencil writings. Fairly large water stain which begins opposite Hugh White's engraved portrait which runs through six pages. Later the stain becomes faint and blends in with the toning on the pages. The toning is strong on some pages, moderate on others and light on others. The binding is tight with some wear to the spine, including a small area where the board has eroded. Someone took shoe polish to the covers, maybe me. I bought this book a long time ago. Here is the information found about the book on the web. http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=W000376
Hugh Lawson WhiteWHITE, Hugh Lawson, a Senator from Tennessee; born in Iredell County, N.C., October 30, 1773; moved with his parents in 1785 to that part of North Carolina which now is Knox County, Tenn.; participated in an expedition against the Cherokees around 1793; pursued classical studies in Philadelphia, Pa., and studied law in Lancaster, Pa.; admitted to the bar in 1796 and commenced practice in Knoxville, Tenn.; judge of the State superior court 1801-1807; member, State senate 1807-1809; appointed United States district attorney in 1808; judge of the State supreme court 1809-1815; president of the State bank; member, State senate 1817-1825; elected in 1825 as a Jacksonian to the United States Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Andrew Jackson; reelected in 1829 and then in 1835 as an Anti-Jacksonian (later Whig) and served from October 28, 1825, to January 13, 1840, when he resigned because he could not conscientiously obey the instructions of his constituents; served as President pro tempore of the Senate during the Twenty-second and Twenty-third Congresses; chairman, Committee on Indian Affairs (Twentieth through Twenty-sixth Congresses); died in Knoxville, Tenn., April 10, 1840; interment in First Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
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3 lbs
Price: $157.50 USD
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Statue Laws of Tennessee-1831-John Haywood
Item #: NEW-0015823
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This is an early Compilation of Tennessee State Laws by John Haywood and Robert Cobbs. The Statute Laws of the State of Tennessee, Of a Public and General Nature: Revised and Digested by Order of the General Assembly. Knoxville: F. S. Heiskell, 1831. This is volume I of 2 volumes. The scans show the condition of the exterior of this rare book which is sound and complete except for end papers on the back. There is a split on the front blank end paper, not affecting the binding. There is three inks signatures of previous owners. Wm Armstrong , G Bartheu, and I can't read the last on. Next end paper has some inked markings as well. One blank end paper was torn out. Title page is clean other than a water stain at bottom and some foxing. Some of the pages are heavily toned and others less so. Back end papers missing, pencil marking and some soot in the crease.
The scans are lighter than the appearance of the book. The strip on the third scan is on the bottom not the top.
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2 lbs
Price: $200.50 USD
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Haywood-A Revisal of Public Acts of North Carolina-Tennessee
Item #: NEW-0015815
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This is the second edition, as stated, on this highly sought book by John Haywood. "Printed in Nashville and sold by Thomas G Bradford, at this printing office, next door to Talbot's Hotel, where may be had Haywood's Justice of the Peace, the Land Laws of North Carolina and Tennessee."
Leather bound book, see the scans. Everything is appears except for the title page which shows as very light but it matches perfectly the other pages. The book is tightly bound, with varying toned appearance of the pages, Some pages are darker than others. There is a strip of paper on the front and the back showing that the book was from the library of James Oliver Murdock.
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2 lbs
Price: $605.50 USD
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Life of Andrew Jackson-Eaton-Second 1824 Edition
Item #: NEW-0015811
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This is the second edition of the 1824 printing that lacks the maps and Reid's contributions that was in the first edition. The scans show the exterior appearance of the book except that it does not show the two inch split in the lower spine. There is also a tiny one in the upper spine. The binding is tight and the pages are pretty clean. The end paper in the front is dingy and there is a pasted in label which reads "Library of Robert L Bracklow. Jackson's portrait is there. The end paper in the back is missing. My price is one third of the other examples on the web at the time of this listing.
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2 lbs
Price: $175.50 USD
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Early History of Nashville-Lizzie P Elliott-First Edition
Item #: NEW-0015810
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This is a great school history book which has stood the test of time. Please view the scans to see the condition. Inked notation on the first page of a previous owner, Mary Dowd Ruppertown Tennessee. By far the cheapest price on the web, at the time of this listing. Tightly bound and map is there.
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2 lbs
Price: $157.50 USD
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James Winchester-Signed First Edition-Walter Durham
Item #: NEW-0014973
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Published in 1979. Dirty and water stained dust cover but the boards and interior pages are in good condition. Signed by Durham and there is a previous owner's ink stained information which covers a fourth of the page. The dust cover was taped down with scotch tape in the front which was torn off and it is still taped down in the back. Winchester was an important Tennessee pioneer.
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2 lbs
Price: $27.50 USD
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North Nashville and Germantown-John Connelly-Signed First
Item #: NEW-0014199
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This is a scarce book in published in 1982, Personalized message by the author. Wear to the jacket.
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1.1 lbs
Price: $27.50 USD
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Nashville Tales-Louise Littleton Davis-First Edition
Item #: NEW-0014088
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Great little book which was printed in 1981. Davis is a great story teller and these tales about some of Nashville early pioneers and later prominent citizens. Please view the scans to see the condition of the dust cover. Boards are good as well. Musty smell.
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1.5 lbs
Price: $10.50 USD
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Austin Peay-Governor of Tennessee-First Edition
Item #: NEW-0013611
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This book is a compilation of Peay's papers, addresses as well as a biography by T H Alexander. Published in 1929 by Southern Publishers in Kingsport Tennessee. Please see the scans to view the appearance. Tight, complete binding and clean interior. 451 pages. Can be sent media mail for a savings. Excessive postage will be refunded.
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3 lbs
Price: $37.50 USD
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Rebellion Revisited-Walter Durham
Item #: NEW-0012899
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This is a first edition of Walter Durham's history of Sumner County Tennessee from 1861 through 1870. Book is in excellent condition but minor wear to the dust cover. Published in 1982
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2 lbs
Price: $35.50 USD
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Historic Photos of Nashville- 50's-60's and 70's-Haugen
Item #: NEW-0012462
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Two hundred page book consisting of the photos of Bob Grannis. Publisher Turner. As new. Check media mail for a savings.
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2 lbs
Price: $17.50 USD
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Tennessee Walking Horse-Illustrated-Jack Knox
Item #: NEW-0011899
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This is a neat item published by 1973 filled with illustrations by Jack Knox, who was a famous and long time illustrator for the Nashville Banner. The back cover has a drawing of Midnight Sun at age 25 and his groom for more than 20 years, "Red" Laws." Fifteen pages, front to back. Soft bound.
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1.2 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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Nashville A Family Town-Booklet
Item #: NEW-0011656
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This 165 page publication by The Nashville Public Library is the second printing which was limited to 500 copies. 1978. The booklet covers famous and important families of early Nashville including the Donelson family, the Thompson family, the Cockrill family, the McGavock family, the Lindsley family, the Harding family, and the Cheek family. Nice condition although the paste edge shows on the first blank page.
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1 lb
Price: $17.50 USD
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Nashville Families & Homes-1983
Item #: NEW-0011642
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122 pages of this important reference on eight historic families and home. Compiled by the Nashville Public Library. Some wear including a cut at the top of the soft bound cover. Previous owner's name at the top on the front cover. The subjects of the booklet is 1.Devon Farm and the Davis family, Hicks, Green Families, 2. The Sloan Family, 3. The Dickinson Family, 4. The Manier Family, 5. Memories of Glen Echo, 5. Evergreen Place and the Craighead, Bradford, Saunders Families, 6. The Lipscomb Family, and Early Nashville Homes, 1780-1830.
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1 lb
Price: $20.50 USD
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West Nashville-Sarah Foster Kelley
Item #: NEW-0011632
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Highly sought, rare book chock full of family information on early families in West Nashville. Some tears to the dust cover. Nice boards except for wear to the spine. Autographed by the author and this book was given to a boss at a Nashville business for Christmas and signed by all of her employees. Clean interior. Published in 1987 and this is number 174 of this limited book
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2 lbs
Price: $78.00 USD
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History of Tennessee-Tennesseans- Hale-Merritt
Item #: NEW-0011515
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This is an eight volume set that was published in 1913. I sort of hate to offer it as it has information on Tennesseans that cannot be found anywhere else. There are beautiful illustrations of some of the people featured. Some are photographs and other beautiful engravings, most covering the whole page. The first few volumes covers the history of Tennessee and the remaining volumes have the sketches of prominent Tennesseans of the day, most now forgotten. One volume is quite faded and evidently was purchased to complete a set. It is pretty uncommon to find a complete set. I'm not going to cover the condition as this is a reference set. The covers vary in the degree of mottling which is the most prominent condition problem. Ignore the shipping expense on the invoice as I will adjust it to the actual charges.
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Shipping Weight:
4 lbs
Price: $200.50 USD
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A Pictorial History of Sumner County Tennessee-Durham-Thomas
Item #: NEW-009873
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This is the second printing of this important reference on Sumner County. Nice condition
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2.5 lbs
Price: $27.50 USD
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Robertson County Tennessee-Reid
Item #: NEW-009871
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This book was published in 2000 by the Turner publishing company and was made in a limited edition. Tear in the dust cover at the top and a heavy crease at the top as well. Covers 200 years of Robertson County and numerous illustrations. As of this listing only one available on the web at $250.
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3 lbs
Price: $35.50 USD
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Dropped Stitches in Tennessee History-First Edition-Presentation Copy
Item #: NEW-009856
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This was printed in Nashville in 1897 by John Allison. Clean interior but stains on the covers, some shelf wear to spine and tip turned inward. Binding is intact.
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2 lbs
Price: $225.00 USD
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Settlement and Early History of Giles County Tennessee-McCallum
Item #: NEW-009844
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I believe this to be a very rare first edition.
The title page shows the publishing date as 1876. It was lost for decades, then found by the editor of The Pulaski Citizen and published in book form for the first time in 1928. It has since be reprinted in other formats.
Binding is split on the title page. clean interior and end papers. Scattered tiny white spots of paint on the spine. The book is very dark brown with gold gilt title.
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2 lbs
Price: $37.50 USD
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Historic Sumner County Tennessee- J G Cisco-First
Item #: NEW-009781
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This is the only example I have ever had of the first edition of this rare Tennessee book. There were only 500 copes printed and this one is No 235. Ink writing which reads, "With the compliments of the author." Wear which can be seen in the scans. Loose binding with a loose front front blank paper and a loose final page and cracked spine. Ratty bookmark. This book was printed in Nashville Tennessee in 1909. Jay Guy Cisco. The book covers a history of Sumner County and genealogies of the Bledsoe, Cage and Douglass families along with others. 319 pages, complete.
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2 lbs
Price: $100.00 USD
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Ghost Railroads of Tennessee-First
Item #: NEW-009620
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This is the first edition of this book by Elmer G Sulzer. Printed by Vane A Jones Company in 1975. Numerous tales and illustrations. Nice condition with a couple of tears and other minor wear to the dust cover. Some shelf wear to boards along with tip wear.
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4 lbs
Price: $65.50 USD
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A Chapter from the Life of a Little Girl of the Confederacy
Item #: NEW-009119
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Slim volume of a scarce title written by "Mrs. James E Caldwell Nee May Winston", privately printed for the author by The Parthenon Press, Nashville Tennessee. Twenty four pages. Pages show some moisture damage. Wear to the boards, especially upper right hand corner and some bowing. The author tells of a child's reactions and observations of the fall of Fort Donelson and the panic that ensued, the occupation of their home by the Federal Army, the death of Abraham Lincoln, and the activity of the Ku Klux Klan post war.
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2 lbs
Price: $152.50 USD
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Kith and Kin of Capt James Leeper & Susan Drake
Item #: NEW-008701
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Published in 1946. Authored by Nell McNish Gambill. This is the story of the first couple married in Fort Nashborough Tennessee in 1780. Geneological records of the kith and kin. Acidic toning on all the pages. Some tears and chipping on the dust cover.
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2 lbs
Price: $35.50 USD
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Ramsey's Annals of Tennessee-First Edition
Item #: NEW-008618
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This is the only first edition of this important Tennessee book that I have ever had or even seen for that matter. This is the South Carolina imprint but the folding map is missing. There is a large chunk of the leather spine that has torn off but I believe it could be repaired rather easily. Wear to the leather covers and mostly moderate foxing on the pages. Tightly bound with owner's ink name on the first page. Deep creases on the pages in one area of the book. Printed in Charleston: Walker and James, 1853.
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3.5 lbs
Price: $355.50 USD
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Tennessee Tales-Hugh Walker-Signed
Item #: NEW-008434
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This is the third edition of one of Nashville's best story tellers. Printed by Aurora in 1970. Long tear at the front fold of the dust cover and other general wear to the cover.
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1.5 lbs
Price: $12.50 USD
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The Deserted Sycamore Villiage-Cheatham County
Item #: NEW-008373
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This is a scarce book and only the second one I have ever had. Published in 1980,and personally inscribed by the author, Lois Barnes Binkley, No 255 of a limited first edition printing of 1,000 copies.
The dust cover has a large tear on the front cove but the interior of the book is in good condition. Some shelf wear to the spine.
The book gives the first comprehensive history of the settlers and their work at the Sycamore Powder Mills. Contains a history of Major Eugene Caster Lewis and other famous personages. See other listings on the site that concern the Sycamore Powder Mills.
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2.5 lbs
Price: $65.50 USD
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History of Sumner County-Durham and Thomas
Item #: NEW-008156
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Scarce book which is a pictorial history of Sumner County by Walter Durham and James Thomas and singed by both. 1986. Back dust cover has condition problems with a couple of tears and creasing. Minor wear to the upper and lower dust cover spine. Front cover is fine. Boards and interior of the book is excellent.
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2.5 lbs
Price: $50.50 USD
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Pauline Gore's Cook Book
Item #: NEW-007212
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Forty three pages of recipes from the wife of Albert Gore Sr
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1 lb
Price: $5.50 USD
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Donelson's Voyage-Hugh Walker
Item #: NEW-006539
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Soft bound booklet printed in 1980 by the Nashville Tennessean. Hugh Walker has written the account of John Donelson's Voayage in 1780 to the French Lick on the Cumberland etc. Based on Donelson's Journal in the possession of the Tennessee Historical Society. 39 pages. good condition
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1.5 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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General James Robertson-Sarah Kelley
Item #: NEW-006538
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Soft bound booklet published in 1980 by Sarah Foster Kelley. 80 pages of information on the founder of Nashville Tennessee. Minor wear
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1.5 lbs
Price: $27.50 USD
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Life of Joseph Bishop-Rare Early Imprint
Item #: NEW-006432
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Terrible condition on this hard to find book. Author is John Gray and publication date 1858. Please look carefully at the scans. One fourth of the title page and the next page, Table of Contents are missing. Also some front and back blank pages. Binding is intact but just barely. Joseph Bishop was an early pioneer of middle Tennessee and was an Indian fighter. I have some documents being listed separately regarding Jones Bishop who was his father. Smith County
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2 lbs
Price: $350.50 USD
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The Velvet Horn-Andrew Lytle
Item #: NEW-006177
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Not sure if this is a first but it is certainly an early printing of this novel by one of the fugitives. Publisher McDowell, Obolensky of New York, 1957 is the date. Does not say first but has only the one date. Price on the dust cover is $3.95. Clean interior, minor shelf wear but tears, chipping, and missing areas on the dust cover. Lytle was a prime mover of the agrarian movement in the South. Murfressboro, Vanderbilt Sewanee
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3 lbs
Price: $37.50 USD
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Miniature Leather Bound Hymnal Book-Nashville
Item #: NEW-005917
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"A collection of hymns published in Nashville in 1870, Published by A H Bedford, for the M C Church South. Methodist. Binding intact though some middle pages just out a little. Child's scribbling on fly pages and on some index page. Very light pencil identification of a previous owner on fly page but can't quite read it. Measures 3+ inches by 2.
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2 lbs
Price: $100.50 USD
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From Chicken House to the Moon-Louise Davis
Item #: NEW-005070
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This soft bound booklet was published in 1998 and contains the delightful tales of Louise Littleton Davis. Contains some of the articles written by Davis the now defunct Tennessean Magazine published by the Tennessean newspaper.
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0.13 lb
Price: $12.50 USD
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Frontier Tales of Tennessee-Louise Littleton Davis
Item #: NEW-004987
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Clean condition on this book published in 1976.
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2 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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More Tales of Tennessee-Louise Littleton Davis
Item #: NEW-004986
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This was published by Pelican Publishing Company in 1978. Davis was one of the great story tellers of Tennessee history. Age stains on the cover, which also has some tears.
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2 lbs
Price: $15.50 USD
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Secrets of the Hopewell Box-James Squires
Item #: NEW-004966
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First Edition as stated. Published by Random House. Slight crumpling of dust cover at the top from shelf wear. Great political tale about corruption in politics in Nashville.
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2 lbs
Price: $20.50 USD
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Williamson Co Historical Society-Publication 12
Item #: NEW-004948
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Soft bound, Spring 1981. Articles on William Josiah McMurray, Crosses of Honor for Heroes, 1901, Christmas at the White House with the Polks, The Campbell Family of Williamson County, Garrison Creek, Devon Farm and Edward Hicks IV, The Hapmton Family, My Cherokee Indian Heritage, The Cherokee Indians in Tennessee, A Plantation Dispersed, and The Ghost of Will Biggers.
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2 lbs
Price: $20.50 USD
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History of Hickman County- Reprint-Spence-More
Item #: NEW-004928
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Soft bound booklet which is a reprint of Jerome and David Spence's book. Compiled in 1977. 195 pages. Smell of cigarettes. Alot of ink and pencil underling throughout part of the book. Homemade label has been placed on the spine. Important county history which is now scarce.
Included is a heavily used softbound booklet-Spence's History of Hickman County Name Index (Gilbert Edition) by Kitty Estes Savage. Some end pages are missing. The names end with Wilkins.
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2.5 lbs
Price: $45.50 USD
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