How Wild Was My Village (inscribed by author)

Archibald Rutledge

Published by Wing, 1969

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red cloth with bright gilt lettering on front near fine inscribed by author on ffep; "for dear Jane Burden with devotion of her lifelong friend Archibald Rutledge October 24, 1970" DJ is unclipped creased at bottom front, small chip top of spine and bottom of back cover other light rubbing very good plus in mylar protector. One of the rarest to find of Rutledge's books, especially signed.

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Title
How Wild Was My Village (inscribed by author)
Author
Archibald Rutledge
Publisher
Wing
Publication year
1969
Condition
Near Fine
Dust jacket
Very Good
Signed
Inscribed by Author(s)
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
1st Edition
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Archibald Rutledge

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Rare Reads formerly operated a storefront in The Lakewood Antiques Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia but reverted to a strictly online operation when the Gallery closed. In 2006, Rare Reads published "The Heeey Baby Days of Beach Music" which received a bronze medal from The Independent Publishers Association. Long sold out, copies of the 13 pound tribute to the musicians who created the unique R&B genre are occasionally available on ABE. The book was a collaborative effort of Rare Reads and many others including the musicians that created the sound Southerns term "Beach Music." Rare Reads is considering future publications in addition to expanding its online enterprise. Rare Reads is operated by Greg Haynes and son Reid Haynes and has warehouses in Atlanta and Athens, Georgia.…

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