Search Results: Joel Chandler Harris and Friends from Books About The South

Macon Georgia: Litho Press, 1989. Soft cover. Very Good/None Issued. VG/0/Reprint. Harry Stillwell Edwards won a second place prize of $500.00 for this short story from Life Magazine in 1916, and was later included in a volume of his short stories. Edwards was well known in Georgia for his stories of Eneas Africanus and Eneas Africanus, Defendant. This booklet was printed in 1989 by Litho Press for Robert L. McCommon, Jr., probably given out as a gift or with some kind of purchase. The booklet is 8 pages long, firmly stapled, with a small stain on the paper front cover, and two even smaller ones on the back. No stains orsoiling to interior. Signed at the top of the title page : "To Helen With Love from the author's granddaughter. ----------". This may be a first stand - alone-- I did not find another copy at all. Comes to you in an acid free document bag--and I can put it in the mail tomorrow.

Columbia SC: University of South Carolina Press, 1970. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good +. VG+/VG+/!st ed./Signed. This is a really nice copy. The jacket has a little bit of rubbing on both front panel corners and the top of the spine. No fading, no marking, or stains and price is intact. Very short inscription signed and dated by the editor Frank Durham on the front free endpaper, Pages are bright white. Jacket is covered by a mylar sleeve. Two pages have a slight wrinkle on the bottom half of the page. Tight and square with a sewn binding. Not a remainder or ex-library. Comes to you in an acid free document bag for storage. Mailed boxed, and I can have it in the mail tomorrow.

Atlanta Georgia: Cherokee Publishing Col, 1971. Reprint. . Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good. VG+/VG/Reprint. Cherokee Publishing reprint these tales from Georgia past. A lot of information about the people who settled Georgia and the Revolutionary heroes of Georgia. Cherokee Publications printed sturdy, well put together copies of this Georgia classic. This copy has been price clipped, and there is some light surface soiling to the back panel and a couple of small chips at the bottom and top of spine. Otherwise, the jacket is covered with a mylar sleeve and has darkened slightly at the spine. Book itself is clean and unmarked, with a tight square binding. A very nice copy at a resonable price. BASF

New York, New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1920. Later Printing. . Hardcover. Very Good+/None Present. VG+/later printing. Very nice copy of this 1920 edition of Uncle Remus. Spine has some fading, but gold lettering is still present, and the front and rear panels have retained their color very well. No wear to heel of boards, and corners are reasonably straight and sharp. Not part of the Gift Edition, not an Ex-Library copy either. Binding is firm and hinges are complete and intact. Some light tanning on endpapers, interior is bright, with no foxing present. All illustrations present. Just a lovely copy of this beloved book.