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Saturday, August 03, 2013

 

SUMMER ANIMAL

 

MADISON TRIP

 

CRAYFISH LURE

 

LANDS & PEOPLES

 



EBAY OBJECT

 


341 OBJECT

1932 PAULLIN ATLAS of the HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY of the united states-$25

Full title of the hardcover book is Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States.  Author is Charles O. Paullin; Editor is John K. Wright.  “The Atlas…may be described as a composite work, since many scholars have cooperated in its making.” 
~ Preface





 
CONDITION:  Tight & clean with some flaws.  Inside back cover has some top paper scraped off in a couple of spots…one of the Index pages has a dark smudge, inside front cover there are a few spots/blemishes (nothing hideous). Covers show wear and back cover has scratches & a spot of discoloration at top near spine. Cover Tail, spine & edges show wear & fraying…corners bumped.  Expect other minor flaws but nothing affecting text/maps.

 
Cartography of the United States, Early Maps-Facsimiles, Historical Geography & Descriptions/Travel--it’s all here and quite rare. The volume is offered for sale occasionally, but not often.  Fascinating & informative book—for scholars & those interested in U. S. history.




 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRDS


 

ARNE IN WI

 

SATURDAY INQUISITION BLOGGING

the barrel pillory. austrian 18th c.



 

ARNE PIC

 

ARNE IN WI

 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRDS


 

CAR BLING

 

EBAY OBJECT

 

KITTY PRON


 

LANDS & PEOPLES


 

MADISON TRIP

 

BLACK SKWERL


 

SATURN'S DAY SUGAR-SIFTER BLOGGING

Friday, August 02, 2013

 
PRETTY CREATURE

 

MADISON TRIP

 

BUGEYED LURE

 

LANDS & PEOPLES

 

EBAY OBJECT

 
341 OBJECT

ANTIQUE MODEL SALTBOX CABIN FOLK ART= flemish surface- $16

A full-size cabin like this model, set on the side of a mountain up around Elk Mills, Tennessee is just about all a man would need. We did it once for three or four years, and I found I was right about it being “all a man could want.” The problem was, for some odd reason, the isolation, fishing and peaceful evenings weren’t “all a woman could want.” 

 
 “I miss the theater, the orchestra and neighborhood deli’s,” she once said.
“Well,” I answered, hoping it would due until it blew over, “turn on the radio, and I’ll run into town and pick you up a tuna on rye.”
We moved shortly after that little dust-up.






 

ARNE LEAVING MADISON

 

FRIDAY ART BLOGGING


 

ARNE PIC

 

ARNE LEAVING MADISON

 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRDS

 

CAR BLING

t-bird

 

EBAY OBJECTS


 

ESTATE SALE TOUR

 

KITTY PRON

 

LANDS & PEOPLES

 

MADISON TRIP


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