Waynesville, NC: Page Bryant, 1994. 1st ed., Stated. Softcover. VG+/-. 8vo. 259pp. Pict. wraps. Reknowned author and psychic explains the specific power of the Great Smoky Mountains due to their location along the ley lines which encircle the Earth. Slight edgewear and scuffing. (more information)

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Asheville, N.C.: The Miller Press, 1929. 1st ed. No add'tl ptg. . Hardcover. G+/No dustjacket. G+/-. 12mo. 213pp. Green cloth dec. in gilt w/ gilt to spine. Boards show edgewear; rubbing at folds and corners; general grubbiness; and a slight roll. Endpp. are uniformally browned and there is light foxing throughout. Pg. 16 has been tipped-in. "This book was written by one born and reared in the heart of the Carolina Mountains, and gives a true picture of the home life and work of the best type of the southern mountaineers." (more information)

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Asheville: The Whisper Press, 2000. Stated, 1st. ed. Softcover. VG-/-. 8vo. 256pp. Pict. wraps. Crack to spine. As gentrification encroaches on our historic little town this guidebook becomes more and more a record of a brief cultural renaissance. It still remains an excellent and engaging guide to some of the less ephemeral attractions. (more information)

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Waynesville, NC: W. Clark Medford/ Miller Printing Co, 1979. 1st ed. No add'tl ptg. . Softcover. VG-/-. VG-/-. 8vo. 112pp. Blue & white wraps are scuffed, soiled, rubbed at folds and bumped at the tail. Binding is tight and clean. W. Clark Medford, appointed historian for Haywood county, presents the highlights from 1786 to the 1970's. Copies of this book are cecoming increasingly scarce. (more information)

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