Jim Graham's Farm Family Cookbook for City Folk

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Graham, Jim

Regional & International

Alexander Books

- A beautiful reference book of the righ and diverse history of minimal jewelry design, rewarding readers with the vibrant diversity of the minimal jewelry movement. - Has an illustrated index with photographs of the designers and a listing of websites. - Provides information on the materials used in producing each of the hundreds of pieces of jewelry pictured.

Minimal Rings

Arts & Photography

Gregory, Arch

History & Criticism

82 Cards with Values up to $300 Each! "The Super Rare Postcards of Harrison Fisher" was the first book by J.L. Mashburn. It tells of his early discovery in 1969 of a small number of extremely rare Finnish postcards of beautiful ladies by Harrison Fisher and his relentless search for additional ones. His 20 year search and 2 trips to Finland brought forth 82 new Harrison Fisher postcard images that have become the collecting passion of countless Fisher collectors. Of the 82 images there were many that had never been used on other postcards by other Fisher publishers. Mashburn found and accounted for 12 different series by various publishers. Each series and their publisher (if known) is listed; the backs of each publisher's card is pictured for ease of identification. Best of all, however, is the fact that each of the postcard images are shown as they appear in each series. Possible rarity ratings of each card and prices, some as high as $300 each, are shown. This book is a must for any Harrison Fisher collector or for any dealer who sells his beautiful ladies.

The Super Rare Postcards of Harrison Fisher: With Price Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Mashburn,J.L.

Antiques & Collectibles

An environmentally friendly guide to handling and preparing the world's finest meats. An excellent book on responsible and rewarding hunting. An Outdoor Life Bookclub selection.

Furred and Feathered: Wild Game from Bullet to Table : A Comprehensive and Environmentally Friendly Guide for Handling and Preparing the World's Fin

McCready, Jack

Cooking by Ingredient

Miracles, Money & Mastery Through the Tarot

Hanley, Timothy

Self-Help

Course book for learning Karakido style of karate

Karakido Karate

Jones, Grand Master Roger

Sports & Outdoors

Most of the original Cherokees residing in the Qualla Boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina and in are descendants of the Old Middle Settlement stock of people. They avoided the Trail of Tears. Hereâ??s their story.

Qualla: Home of the Middle Cherokee Settlement : Tales of the Great Smoky Mountains' Native Americans

History

Middleton, T. Walter

Americas

Targets grade schoolers and quips students with a solid foundation of understanding the grammar of our language.

Basic Structural Grammar Handbook: For the Student

Clontz, Marie

Education & Teaching

Our Southern Highlanders: A Narrative of Adventure in the Southern Appalachians and a Study of Life Among the Mountaineers

A narrative of adventure in the southern Appalachians and a study of life about the mountaineers. Horace Kephart is the man most responsible for the existence of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park spanning the North Carolina and Tennessee border. Using his numerous journals, he wrote of first-hand observations of the mountains and people during his 10 years of travels through the Appalachians. 6x9 trade paper, 548 pages. Includes foreword by Ralph Roberts.

Biographies & Memoirs

Kephart, Horace

Historical

Tucked away among the ancient and rugged mountains of Western North Carolina, Madison County-sometimes called "the Kingdom of Madison" by its older citizens-is one of the most misunderstood and least-appreciated counties in the entire state. Until only recently, hard to get into and out of, it has been a genuinely isolated area, blurred in the attention of even neighboring counties. Partially because of this isolation the rest of North Carolina and the world has tended to lose sight of the unique history and folkways of this area and the vigorous, self-reliant, and proud men and women who have lived there since the frontier period of the 1770s. In this lively and fascinating book one of North Carolina's greatest ever writers redresses this myopic imbalance and introduces us to the real Madison County. In doing so he makes us realize that much of what has been written or said about the county or its people is rumor or, at best, exaggeration. As a part-time resident for decades of summers, Manly Wade Wellman came to know Madison intimately. He knew banjo-pickers and lawyers, blockaders (called moonshiners by outsiders) and preachers, and he heard many stories, legendary and true, of the mountain people.  He has roamed the mountains-Sandy Mush, Sugarloaf Knob, Max Patch, Bluff and Hurricane--and forded the creeks--Spillcorn and Sprinkle and Shut-in, Bull and Bear and Turkey and Doe, Puncheon Fork and Crooked Branch, Big Pine and Little Pine, and has stood on the banks of the rushing, rock-filled French Broad River. He makes this chronicle of the Kingdom of Madison sing in a way that resonates the heartstrings and does these proud people well.

The Kingdom of Madison: A Southern Mountain Fastness and Its People

WELLMAN, MANLY WADE

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