Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication News Letters Papers 1950s

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication News Letters Papers 1950s

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication News Letters Papers 1950s

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication 1965

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication Spring 1951

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Tennessee Archaeological Society Publication

Chinese decorated letter papers, in orig. boxes, c. 1930s-1950s, woodblock prints on thin paper, over (200) pieces and 40 designs including: box No. 305, Yun [sic] Pao Chia, with top sheet in English:

[DU CASSE, MICAELA MARTINEZ.] A large archive of ephemera relating to Micaela Martinez and her family, including photographs (1910s-1950s); numerous letters (1930s-1980s); art (c. 1930s-1960s), and ot

EARLY BOSTON NEWSPAPERS. The Boston News-Letter, No. 688 Newspaper, 12 1/2 x 8 1/4 in., 'from Monday June 17 to Monday June 24, 1717'. Fold marks, one hole, stain at upper left, paper toned. Very rare

ALS. One page double sided handwritten letter on laid paper signed by First Governor of Tennessee John Sevier (1745-1815), Knoxville, TN, addressed to Colonel David Henley, Agent to the War Department

(TENNESSEE.) Family papers of Thomas C. Ryall, a farmer in Shelbyville. Approximately 125 letters plus 9 other documents (0.4 linear feet), most with minimal wear. Various places, 1819-1892, bulk 1838

1850's letters from Captain Charles A Ranlett Sr. to his sons Seth and Alonzo Ranlett, discussing possible trips to Canton, letters written from Shanghai, keeping up on their examinations, etc, sold w