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365+1 Genealogy Tips (perpetual desk calendar), by Karen Peterson Tippets. Comb bound - offers a new tip each day of the month +1 bonus. AD976-$15.50
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The History of Chivalry and Armour With 60 Full-Color Plates, by F. Kottenkamp, reprint of 1988 edition, 2007. 128 pages, softbound book, 11x8¼". ADD304-$34.00 The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, by Benjamin Franklin. 5.25x8.25”, 144 pages, softbound book. One of the most popular works of American literature, this charming self-portrait has been translated into nearly every language. It covers Franklin's life up to his prewar stay in London as representative of the Pennsylvania Assembly, including his boyhood years, work as a printer, experiments with electricity, political career, much more. ADD776-$2.50 |
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Click here for CELTIC Scrapbooking/Editing Resources Celtic Animals Charted Designs (needlework: cross-stitch or counted-stitch), by Ina Kliffen, 1996. 8½x11", softbound book, 48 pages - 43 different charted designs and 16 how-to diagrams. AD906-$5.00
The Rise of the Celts, by Henri Hubert, 2002, Orig. 1934 (French by M. R. Dobie). Approx. 5½x8½", softbound book, 368 pages, includes pictures bibliography, indexed. AD903-$14.00 Currently IN STOCK |
| Click here for Cherokee The Chisholm Trail, by Wayne Gard, 6x9" Softbound Book, illustrated by Nick Eggenhoffer. For more than a dozen tempestuous years, beginning in 1867, the Chisholm Trail was the Texas cowhand's road to high adventure. It offered the excitement of sudden stampedes, hazardous river crossings, and brushes with Indian marauders. it promised, at the end of the drive, hilarious celebrations in the saloons, gambling parlors, and dance halls of frontier Kansas Towns. G80020-$18.00 |
Rufus Estes' Good Things to Eat: The First Cookbook, by an African-American Chef, by Rufus Estes. Approx. 5x8", 160 pages, softbound book. Includes nearly 600 mouth-watering recipes: chicken gumbo, chestnut stuffing with truffles, cherry dumplings, southern style waffles, and scores of other dishes from haute cuisine to family-style meals. Of special value to anyone interested in the African-American experience. ADD745-$10.00
The First American Cookbook, A Facsimile of "American Cookery," 1796, by Amelia Simmons, 1958. Approx. 5½x8½", softbound book, 80 pages, glossary. AD916-$5.00
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The Picayune's Creole Cookbook, by The Picayune. Approx. 5x8", 464 pages, softbound book. Assembled at the turn of the 20th century by a Crescent City newspaper, The Picayune, this volume is the bible of many a Louisiana cook and a delight to gourmets everywhere. Hundreds of recipes include fine soups and gumbos, seafoods, all manner of meats, rice dishes and jambalayas, and many other dishes. ADD750-$18.00
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Ancient European Costume and Fashion, by Herbert Norris. 336 pages, 6x9”, softbound book. Scrupulously researched book by noted authority traces the development of European clothing styles from prehistory to the Norman Conquest in A.D. 1066. Over 160 illustrations, including 17 full-color plates, display draped robes of classical Greece, the jewel-encrusted apparel of a 10th-century Byzantine emperor, garments of peasants, as well as footwear, hairstyles, headdresses, and jewelry. ADD2129-$17.00
Historic Costumes and How to Make Them, by Fernald and Shenton. 5x8", 128 pages, softbound book. This practical and informative guidebook is a "must-have" for anyone planning to create accurate period costumes for theatrical productions and historical reenactments. From short tunics worn by Saxon men in the fifth century to a lady's bustle dress of the late 1800s, this profusely illustrated text contains a wealth of authentic patterns and information. 81 illustrations. ADD899-$9.00 An Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Costume, by James R. Planche, 2003. 8.5x11”, softbound book, 592 pages. This quick and ready reference thoroughly defines thousands of words associated with wearing apparel and spans nearly 2,000 years of fashion history. From abacot, hacketon, helm, jipocoat, and jump, to xainture, ysgyn, zatayn, and zibelline, this unique and comprehensive book is profusely illustrated with over 1,300 detailed line drawings of subjects. Unabridged republication of A Cyclopaedia of Costume or Dictionary of Dress, originally published by Chatto and Windus, London, 1876. ADD2219-$35.00
The Declaration of Independence and Other Great Documents of American History: 1775-1865, by John Grafton, 5.25x8.25”, 64 pages, softbound book. Thirteen compelling and influential documents: Patrick Henry's "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death," Declaration of Independence, The Constitution of the United States, James Madison's The Federalist, George Washington's First Inaugural Address, The Monroe Doctrine, Lincoln's First Inaugural Address, The Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, and more. ADD774-$2.00 Accessories of Dress: An Illustrated Encyclopedia, Katherine Lester and Bess Viola Oerke, 2004. 608 pages, 6x9”, softbound book. hats, veils, wigs, and cosmetics to cravats, shawls, shoes, and gloves, this useful reference provides an entertaining account of the forms of personal adornment men and women have used throughout the ages to enhance their wearing apparel. Incorporates illustrations from rare books and magazines, photographs, and observations. 644 figures and 59 plates. Unabridged republication of Accessories of Dress: An Illustrated History of the Frills and Furbelows of Fashion, published by The Manual Arts Press, Peoria, Illinois, 1940. ADD2133-$39.00
The Dueling Handbook, 1829, by Joseph Hamilton, 2007. 224 pages, softbound book, approx. 5x8", "The only approved guide through all the stages of a quarrel" - excellent social history. ADD305-$10.00 |
Full-Color Sourcebook of French Fashion: 15th to 19th Centuries, by Pauquet Frères, 2003. 80 pages, 8.5x11”, softbound book. 500 years of French fashion are reproduced directly from a rare and valuable 19th-century publication. Artfully rendered illustrations progress chronologically from the voluminous robes of 15th-century royalty to the Empire styles of the Napoleonic era. Members of the nobility are well represented, as are dapper pages, knights, chambermaids, milkmaids, and shepherdesses. 76 full-color plates. Dover Original selection of plates from Modes et Costumes Historiques published by René Pincebourde, Paris [n.d.]. ADD2131-$20.00
See Also Civil War, Costume, Dress & Medieval Selected Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay, Bob Blaisdell. 5.25x8.25”, 160 pages, softbound book. Brilliant essays comprising a masterful exposition and defense of the proposed federal system of government and of the Constitution's carefully architected system of checks and balances. This volume contains 35 of the most famous pieces — concerning impeachment, dangers from foreign arms and influence, the need for a power of taxation, freedom of the press and much more. ADD783-$4.00 The Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Seminole, by Grant Foreman, 6x9" Softbound Book. The Civilization of the American Indian Series. ADOU3-$23.00 Click here for FOLK ART Scrapbooking/Editing Resources How Indians Use Wild Plants for Food, Medicine & Crafts, by Frances Densmore. Approx. 6x9", 155 pages, softbound book. A renowned ethnologist with the Smithsonian Institution offers a fascinating wealth of material on nearly 200 plants that were used by the Chippewas of Minnesota and Wisconsin. The volume provides an emphasis on wild plants and their lesser-known uses. "A fascinating, well-illustrated study." — Grand Rapids Gazette. 33 plates. ADD747-$8.00
The Frontier in American History, by Frederick Jackson Turner, Allan G. Bogue. 400 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. This 1893 survey ranks among the most influential and important books about the impact of frontier life on a transplanted civilization. The author examines the frontier's role in promoting self-reliance, independence, democracy, immigration, and westward expansion. Students, teachers, historians, and anyone with an interest in American history will find this classic a fascinating resource. Reprint of the Holt, New York, 1920 edition. ADD2095-$17.00 King of the Wild Frontier: An Autobiography, by Davy Crockett, 2010 reprint. 128 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. This easy-reading autobiography established Crockett as a larger-than-life American hero and introduced tall tales of the frontier to a popular audience. Written in 1834, two years before the legendary Tennessean met his fate at the Alamo, it begins during Crockett's early childhood and ends just before he entered the U.S. Congress. Reprint of A Narrative of the Life of David Crockett of the State of Tennessee, E. L. Carey and A. Hart, 1834. ADD2097-$6.00 |
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Herbs and Herb Lore of Colonial America, by Colonial Dames of America. Approx. 5x8", 80 pages, softbound book. Invaluable reference and guide, carefully researched and charmingly written, illustrates and describes over 50 herbs and plants that were extremely useful to colonial settlers, among them: bee balm, bloodroot, candytuft, daffodil, hyssop, lovage, rosemary, tansy, wormwood, and yarrow. Includes anecdotes, popular and scientific names, and use for each plant. ADD753-$5.00 Spices and Herbs: Lore and Cookery, by Elizabeth S. Hayes. Approx. 5x8", 256 pages, softbound book. The romance and use of spices, herbs — 86 familiar, exotic plants illustrated, examined for legendary lore, current use. Also 73 recipes. "An adventurous exploration." — Richmond Times-Dispatch. ADD752-$10.00 |
Letters of a Woman Homesteader, by Elinore Pruitt Stewart, N. C. Wyeth, 2006. 144 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. "Warmly delightful, vigorously affirmative." — The Wall Street Journal. Told with vivid gusto by a young, fiercely determined widow, this towering classic of American frontier life paints a candid portrait of her work, travels, neighbors, and harsh existence on a Wyoming ranch in the early 1900s. Includes 6 original illustrations by N. C. Wyeth. Reprint of the Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston and New York, 1914 edition. ADD2089-$7.00 28 Great Inaugural Addresses: From Washington to Reagan, by John Grafton, James Dailey. 5.25x8.25”, 128 pages, softbound book. Compelling, powerful, and often inspiring remarks provide insights to 16 presidencies, from George Washington's somber comments in 1789 and John Adams' substantial discourse — which included a 727-word sentence — to Ronald Reagan's well-written, masterfully delivered first inaugural address stating his political mission. Includes Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and more. ADD782-$3.00 |
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, by Isabella L. Bird. 256 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. In 1873, a middle-aged Englishwoman toured the Colorado Rockies on horseback — alone, for the most part. Painting an intimate portrait of the "Wild West," Bird wrote eloquently of flora and fauna, isolated settlers and assorted refugees from civilization, vigilance committees, lynchings, and the manners among the men she encountered in the wilderness. Unabridged republication of the seventh edition, published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1882 (first edition: 1879). ADD2087-$8.00 Quality of Life - Achieving Balance in an Unbalanced World, by H. Stanley Jones. 6.5x9.5", hardbound book, 182 pages. H. Stanley Jones addresses in his best selling book by "Quality of Life: Achieving Balance In an Unbalanced World" the challenges of balancing work and personal life with regard to eight important factors: family, community, education, career, finances, health, leisure and spirituality. In a car you get a smoother ride when the wheels are in balance and spokes are of equal length. This is also true of the eight basic factors of life. No matter how committed you may be to any one factor or spoke on the wheel, it is difficult to have a balanced successful and happy life without integration of all eight. AD2272-$22.95
Grandma's Memory Book, by Ancestry, 2003. Approx. 8½x5½", softbound book, 48 pages. AD966-$7.00 The Miami Indians, by Bert Anson, 6x9" Softbound Book. Volume 103, The Civilization of the American Indian Series. GR80018-$25.00 The Modocs and Their War, by Keith A. Murray, 5¼x8" Softbound book, 334 pages. GR80017-$25.00 |
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Shamans and Shamanism (Native American), by John Lee Maddox, 2003. 352 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. Compares the development of the shaman, or medicine man, among tribal societies. A go-between for man and the spirit world, the shaman explains and resolves issues surrounding misfortunes, bodily ailments, and death. In drawing from tribal societies around the world, the author discusses causes (ill winds, evils spirits) and cures (exorcism, enchanted drinks). ADD2068-$15.00 Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill's Wild West, by Isabelle S. Sayers. 96 pages, 8.5x11", softbound book. Wonderful behind-the-scenes look at the life and career of Annie Oakley. More than 100 rare photographs, posters, handbills, and other memorabilia. ADD2088-$10.00
PERSONAL Estate Planner. This attractive 3 ring note book is has a gold foil embossed front cover. A nice way to keep all your estate information up to date and in one place. G543-$5.00 (Binder Only) Pitfalls In Genealogical Research, by Milton Rubincam, FASG. Approx. 5½x8½", softbound book, 80 pages. AD968-$8.00 Currently IN STOCK Photographic Views of Sherman's March, by George N. Barnard. Haunting images of battlefields and ruined mansions reflect one of the Civil War's most devastating military campaigns. A complete document by the only photographer known to have accompanied Union General William Tecumseh Sherman on his march to the sea, it features 68 historic photographs. Originally published in a now-rare collector's photo portfolio in 1866, the Dover edition features a Preface by the prominent photographic historian Beaumont Newhall. Reprint of the Wynkoop and Hallenbeck, New York, 1866 edition. ADD2036-$13.00 |
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Plants of Eastern North America, by Merritt Lyndon
Fernald, Alfred Charles Kinsey. 480 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound
book. Everyone knows that certain mushrooms and species of
berries are edible, but how many have experienced a salad of
cat-brier sprouts, bread made of acorn-flour or seeds of cow
lilies, escalloped roots of goat's-beard, sautéed ground-nuts,
marmalade of squaw-huckleberry, pudding made of dried persimmons
and other natural delights? This book offers a complete guide to
such non-packaged, free-for-the-picking natural foods, arranged
according to uses: purees and soups; cooked green vegetables;
salads; pickles; drinks; syrups and sugars, confections; fresh
or preserved fruits, jellies, and marmalades; starchy or
root-vegetables, cereals, nuts, and breadstuffs; nibbles and
relishes; condiments and seasoning; rennets; table-oils and
butters; masticatories and chewing gums; and emergency foods.
The heart of the volume is a detailed enumeration of 1,000
species of edible wild plants and ferns of eastern North
America, including the plant's common and scientific names,
appearance, range, habitat, food uses, and other data. The
plants are arranged systematically by families, following the
sequence now generally accepted by botanists. A wealth of
detailed drawings and photographs will help in identifying
plants in the field. Also included here is a helpful chapter on
poisonous flowering plants likely to be mistaken for edible
species, and a valuable treatment of mushrooms, seaweeds, and
lichens. For any naturalist, hiker, camper, or lover of wild
foods, this is an authoritative, information-packed guide that
is indispensable for using the wealth of delicious, healthful
foods available all around us. print of the Harper & Row,
Publishers, New York, 1958 edition. ADD2432-$23.00
Plants of Colonial Days, by Raymond L. Taylor, 1996, Orig. Plants of Colonial Days: A Guide to 160 Flowers, Shrubs and Trees in the Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg/1952. Approx. 5½x8", softbound book, 112 pages, b/w illustrations. AD947-$5.00
PSYCHIC Roots, Serendipity & Intuition in Genealogy, by Henry Z. Jones, Jr., 1993. 6x9", 236 pages, softbound book, indexed. Esteemed genealogist, Hank Jones tells us about his own brushes with preternatural experiences, and he had invited other genealogists to share with the reader as well. These pages are full of insights of well over a hundred respected ancestor hunters who discuss their experiences in light of synchronicity, intuition, genetic memory, and serendipity. These stories are full to bursting with illumination and make a plausible case for the importance of the sixth sense in genealogical research. AD1010-$16.00 Click here for Historical Preservation Reference |
Common Sense, by Thomas Paine. 5.25x8.25”, 64 pages, softbound book. Enormously popular and widely read pamphlet, first published in January of 1776, clearly and persuasively argues for American separation from Great Britain and paves the way for the Declaration of Independence. This highly influential landmark document attacks the monarchy, cites the evils of government and combines idealism with practical economic concerns. ADD775-$3.00 Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail, by Theodore Roosevelt, Frederic Remington. 6x9", 208 pages, softbound book: In this vivid celebration of the Old West, Roosevelt recounts his ranching adventures in the Dakota Badlands of the 1880s. Beautifully illustrated with 65 black-and-white illustrations by Remington, Roosevelt's stories portray a vanished way of life — the thrill of the roundup, Indian encounters, hunting bighorn sheep, bronco busting, and much more. ADD2029-$13.00
The Family Reunion Planner, by Donna Beasley, softbound book, 128 pages, indexed. AD049-$10.00 Your Family Reunion, How to Plan It, Organize It, and Enjoy It, by George G. Morgan. 8½x11", softbound book, 186 pages. AD974-$16.00 Rose Recipes from Olden Times, by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde. Approx. 5x8", 96 pages, softbound book. This book gives the original recipes for potpourris and pomanders, perfumes and sweet waters, and culinary recipes like conserves — both petals and hips — sauce eglantine, rossoly, rose jelly, rose hip marmalade, rose hip tarts, pickled rosebuds, rose and fruit salad, and more. 83 recipes. ADD751-$6.00 Scottish Fairy and Folk Tales, by George Douglas, 2000. 386 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. Treasury of fanciful, picturesque narratives tell of brownies, kelpies, mermen, and other supernatural creatures that assist, annoy, and otherwise meddle in the lives of simple Scottish country folk. A delightful collection of imaginative and entertaining nursery and fairy tales, animal fables, witchcraft lore, and stories with a comic twist. ADD2123-$12.00 Currently IN STOCK The Capture of Atlanta and the March to the Sea: From Sherman's Memoirs, by Gen. William T Sherman, 2007. 240 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. Taken from his monumental Memoirs, these substantial selections document Sherman's blitzkrieg-styled march through the heart of the South in 1864. The general's plain-spoken language reveals the theories that marked him as the first modern military strategist, from the use of railroads to the targeting of economic centers. Reprint of the Indiana University Press, Bloomington, 1957 edition. ADD2076-$11.00 Ships of Our Ancestors, by Michael J. Anita, softbound book, 380 pages, indexed. AD052-$34.00 Frederick Douglass on Slavery and the Civil War: Selections from His Writings, by Frederick Douglass, 2003 reprint. 80 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. Representative selections from the great body of speeches and writings of the great abolitionist and statesman focus on the slave trade, the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, suffrage for African-Americans, reconstruction in the South, and other issues as vital to the present as they were to the times in which Douglass lived. ADD2186-$2.00 Soldiers and Uniforms of the American Army, 1775-1954, by Fritz Kredel and Frederick P. Todd. 8½x11", 72 pages, softbound book. Splendid pictorial history of military apparel includes meticulously researched, beautifully rendered illustrations of regimental attire from the Revolutionary War, uniforms worn by the Texas Rangers (1846), Louisiana Zouaves (1861), Philippine Scouts (1904), and members of the Women's Army Corps (1954). Descriptive text accompanies each illustration. 32 full-color plates. ADD295-$13.00 Famous Documents and Speeches of the Civil War, by Bob Blaisdell. 5.25x8.25”, 144 pages, softbound book. Essential reading for students of American history and Civil War buffs, this inexpensive volume includes key documents and memorable speeches such as Lincoln's Gettysburg Address; Lee's "Farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia"; Frederick Douglass' lecture, "The War and How to End It"; plus campaign reports, private letters, and more. ADD780-$9.00 Abraham Lincoln Great Speeches, by Dover. Approx. 5½x8½", softbound book, 128 pages, 12 speeches, 3 proclamations, 1 letter, new notes. Representative collection of 16 masterly orations, correspondence, including "House Divided" speech at the Republican State Convention (1858), the First Inaugural Address (1861), the Gettysburg Address (1863), the Letter to Mrs. Bixby (1864), expressing regret over the wartime deaths of her 5 sons, and the Second Inaugural Address (1865). ADD919-$3.00 Great Speeches by African Americans: Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Barack Obama, and Others, James Daley. 5.25x8.25”, 160 pages, softbound book. This anthology comprises speeches by influential figures in the history of African-American culture and politics. Contents include the famous "Ain't I a Woman?" speech by Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass' immortal "What, to the Slave, Is the Fourth of July?" Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, "I Have a Dream," Barack Obama, and many others. ADD781-$4.00 Great Speeches by Native Americans, by Bob Blaisdell. 5.25x8.25”, 160 pages, softbound book. Remarkable for their eloquence and depth of feeling, these 82 speeches encompass 5 centuries of Indian encounters with non-indigenous peoples. Speakers include Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, Tecumseh, Seattle, Geronimo, Crazy Horse, and many lesser-known leaders, whose compelling words are graced by forceful metaphors and vivid imagery. ADD779-$3.00 Great Speeches, by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 5.25x8.25”, 176 pages, softbound book. Twenty-seven representative speeches spanning the career of one of the greatest speakers in American political history. High points include FDR's First Inaugural Address; his message to Congress, delivered the day after the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor ("a date which will live in infamy"); and his Fourth Inaugural Address. ADD778-$3.00 |
Reporting Live: Articles and Letters from the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, by Lyndon N. Irwin PH.D., 2008. 5.5x8.5", 194 pages, softbound book, indexed. AD2191-$15.00 Spectacle in the White City, by Stanley Applebaum. 12x9", 192 pages. The World's Columbian Exposition (World's Fair), held in Chicago in 1893, combined nostalgia for the United States' European roots with a celebration of the nation's emergence as a world power. A splendid tribute to the exposition's "White City" of shining Beaux-Arts buildings, this volume offers a grand photographic record, printed in duotone in a sweeping landscape format. Essays and captions by a noted historian offer a guided tour of this prelude to 20th-century America's artistic and industrial might. ADD928-$50.00 Return to Taos: Eric Sloane's Sketchbook of Roadside Americana, by Eric Sloane. 8x11", 132 pages. In a rare autobiographical work, the beloved "cracker-barrel philosopher" shares his experiences on the roads he drove during two voyages from New York to his beloved Taos — in 1925, and again in 1960. Sloane offers his wry, heartfelt, and incisive reflections on America's rapidly changing landscapes and regional cultures. ADD805-$12.00
Quick Tips for Genealogists, edited by Juliana S. Smith. Approx. 8½x5½", softbound book, 170 pages. AD970-$7.00
A Museum of Early American Tools, by Eric Sloane. 6x9", 128 pages. Absorbing book describes, in detail, farm tools and kitchen implements and how they were made. Includes devices used by curriers, wheelwrights, coopers, blacksmiths, loggers, tanners, coachmakers, and other craftsmen of the pre-industrial age. An informal, expressively written book for cultural historians, woodcrafters, and Americana enthusiasts. 184 black-and-white illustrations. ADD807-$10.00 Old-Time Farm and Garden Devices (tools) and How to Make Them, by Rolfe Cobleigh, 2005. 288 pages, 5.5x8.5", softbound book. A splendid bit of rural Americana, Cobleigh's book shows how anyone with a little time and money can add a touch of authentic charm to their farm, house, or garden. First published nearly a century ago, this practical guide features dozens of projects, accompanied by some 200 illustrations. A simply written text not only tells how to mount an anvil, make a cheese press, and build hog houses, but also provides handy advice on splitting wood, testing seed corn, tying practical knots, sharpening scissors, and papering a room. From building a rose trellis to creating a bicycle-powered washing machine, readers will delight in this book’s abundance of enjoyable and useful projects. It’s perfect for novice craftworkers and die-hard fans of Yankee ingenuity. ADD2184-$11.00
Book of Old-Time Trades and Tools, anonymous. 320 pages, softbound book. ADD388-$13.00
The Underground Railroad Authentic Narratives and First-Hand Accounts, by William Still, Ed. and with an introduction by Ian Finseth. 2007 approx. 5x8½", 320 pages, softbound book. Still, a "conductor" (1821-1902), created this unforgettable work. Includes, oral history, a collection of letters, newspaper articles and accounts from witnesses about hardships, narrow escapes, and struggles. ADD302-$12.00 Uniforms of the United States Army, 1774-1889, in Full Color, by Odgen. Softbound book. ADD293-$10.00 Authentic Victorian Fashion Patterns: A Complete Lady’s Wardrobe, by Kristina Harris. 9x12", 144 pages, softbound book. Rich selection of scaled dressmaker's patterns from the popular late 19th-century magazine The Voice of Fashion details Fifty garments for women, from handsome daytime and evening dresses to casual tennis outfits, a riding habit, and undergarments. Of practical use for costume designers and students of fashion; will also delight browsers. 498 illustrations. ADD900-$13.00 |
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