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Closing Exercises of Eton High School, May 5, 1922 Second Night

By: N/A

Price: $10.00

Publisher: 1922

Seller ID: 9464

Binding: Program

Condition: Near Fine

Single sheet program with light age toning otherwise near fine. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 1 pages; Program for the Second Night of Graduation Exercises at Eton High School in Eton Georgia, Murray County, near Chatsworth. The program was a play, "Borrowed Money." All cast members and probably all class members are listed.
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Closing Exercises of Eton High School, May 5, 1922 Second Night

By: N/A

Price: $10.00

Publisher: 1922

Seller ID: 9465

Binding: Program

Condition: Near Fine

Final Banquet of the Senior Class Atlanta Law School

By: N/A

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Atlanta, Atlanta Law School: 1912

Seller ID: 10035

Binding: Program

Condition: Very Good

Stiff cardboard covers and pages with black lettering, pages turn vertically rather than horizontally. Bound with original red cord. Only light wear on edges and corners but some toning on wraps and less on interior pages. Notation in ink at top left corner, and horizontal mark to the left of the word "School" -- see scan. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 8 pages; This copy is signed by most of the graduates on the final page. Atlanta Law School was a private law school begun in the 19th century. This program contains the Menu for the banquet and a list of Toasts. Nice bit of Atlanta histo...
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Letter from Crane, Boyleston, & Co. , Atlanta, Georgia

By: Boyleston, Henry

Price: $25.00

Publisher: Atlanta, 1880

Seller ID: 11190

Binding: Ephemera

Condition: Very Good

Single sheet letter is somewhat aged tone and has the ghost of this letter between the lines , because of foldingI think. Otherwise the letter is in excellent condition. ; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 1 pages; Crane, Boyleson, & Co.' s letterhead uses the address "Pryor St. , Opposite the Kimball House." The Kimball House was a well-known hotel in Atlanta. The letter seems to concern some deal with a third party, though I have not been patient enough to read it with care.
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Letter, J. W. Burke & Co.

By: Burke, J. W.

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Macon, 1890

Seller ID: 9301

Binding: Softcover

Letter with even toning, original fold lines and one small pin hole on a crease. EX to NF condition. ; Letters; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 1 pages; Letter from and signed by (with brief postscript) J. W. Burke of J. W. Burke Publishing Co. In Macon, Georgia. Burke published many well-known Georgia and regional books, most famously Eneas Africanus by Harry Stillwell Edwards. Rare piece of Georgia publishing history.
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Americans Take Heed!

By: Kaufman, Herbert

Price: $45.00

Publisher: Atlanta, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan: 1920

Seller ID: 7695

Binding: Pamphlet

Condition: Near Fine

24mo 5" - 6" tall; 4 pages; This small, single-fold pamphlet was issued by the KKK in Atlanta when the Klan was still under the leadership of William J. Simmons, who had restarted the group in 1914 or 1915. Simmons name is on the front. The article, which is entitled Scum O' the Melting Pot, is by Herbert Kaufman and is a thinly-veiled call to racism and violence. Interesting artifact from another time, though the ideas sound a lot like today's rhetoric about immigration.
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Only A Comp?

By: Lawson, Alexander

Price: $25.00

Publisher: Athens, The Press of the Nightowl: 1989

Seller ID: 9411

Binding: Pamphlet

Condition: As New

One of 90 copies printed on Mohawk Letterpress paper bound with thread. In pristine condition. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 3 pages; This pamphlet was printed as a keepsake for the 1989 Typocrafters meeting at Louisville, Kentucky by Dwight Agner. The text is a two-page excerpt from The Compositor as Artist, Craftsman, and Tradesman, published in 1990 by the Press of the Nightowl in Athens GA.
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Closing Exercises of Eton High School, May 5, 1922 Second Night

Closing Exercises of Eton High School, May 5, 1922 Second Night

Final Banquet of the Senior Class Atlanta Law School

Letter from Crane, Boyleston, & Co. , Atlanta, Georgia

Letter, J. W. Burke & Co.

Americans Take Heed!

Only A Comp?