Raleigh, North Carolina: Printed by Joseph Gales and Son, 1836. 424 pp. (2), 6 pp. Full period leather binding. Boards are scuffed and front board is bowed. Scattered foxing throughout the text. "The Convention of 1835 was a turning point in the history of North Carolina, its achievement.....

Winston-Salem, NC: Winston Printing Co, 1925. 326 pp. Hardcover in custom leather hinged binding. This is the personal copy of Miss Adelaide Fries, the famous Salem, NC Moravian historian. Exceptionally rare, with OCLC locating only 2 other copies. A nice association copy as well. Text is complete, clean and unmarked.....

Halifax, North Carolina: Abraham Hodge, 1800. Octavo, viii, 400 pages. Rebacked in light brown calf with red label and gilt lettering; Boards in contemporary dark brown sheep, show moderate plus bumping to corners, moderate warping to front and back covers, and cracking/chipping to leather overall; Text-block has moderate and uneven.....

1855. 200, viii, 463 pages. Hardcover in full leather binding. Includes index. Issued with Private laws of the State of North Carolina, passed by the General Assembly at its session of l854-'55. Jonathan Worth's personal copy, with his signature on the front pastedown. Worth was an Asheboro, NC attorney.....

Raleigh, North Carolina: Printed by Joseph Gales, 1814. Complete Two-Volume Set. 570 pp. + 656 pp. Hardcover, with both volumes uniformly rebound in mid-20th century leather bindings. Tanning and foxing throughout, as can be seen on the title pages. I also included a picture of some more severe tanning to.....