EPAMINONDAS AND HIS AUNTIE - SARA C. BRYANT, 1938 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN'S ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES in which an architect disguises

in which an architect disguises himself as a tramp in 19th-century France

Peculiarities of Kabbalists and Her- metists

The boards and binding are solid and tight save for chipping to the spine ends

Daché's major contributions to millinery were draped turbans

first printing of "Soul of the Fire" by Terry Goodkind

EPAMINONDAS AND HIS AUNTIE - SARA C. BRYANT, 1938 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN'S ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES in which an architect disguisesEPAMINONDAS AND HIS AUNTIE By Sara Cone Bryant 3rd Edition, 1938 African American Children's Literature, Mammy & Pappy Publisher: Houghton Mifflin & Co., Boston (1938) A very scarce, African American children's book portraying the late 19th early 20th century view of African Americans, complete with a stereotypical "Mammy" and young African American child. The boards and binding are solid and tight save for some shelfwear. The pages are crisp and