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Meneray, Wilbur E., ed. The Favrot Family Papers: A Documentary Chronicle of Early Louisiana. 1988- . Vol. 5, 1810-1816.

The family saga of the family continues through significant years of change for Louisiana and for the Favrot Family. Letters of Philogene Favrot form the core of this volume, and the correspondence records life in New Orleans, the regime of Philogene's military career, and war. An invaluable resource for studying the early national period in the United States.

$20 plus $5.00 s/h

 

Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age. by Henri Schindler, Pelican Press, 2000
The Golden Age of New Orleans Carnival was ablaze with fantastic, torch-lit processions and opulent tableau balls. While the mysterious parades were public, the fabulous balls were private, and invitations to them were coveted. Ball invitations, dance cards, and admit cards reflected exalted themes drawn from mythology, epic literature, religion, and whimsy. Mardi Gras artist, designer, and historian Henri Schindler presents dazzling examples of that artistry -- drawn largely from the holdings of Special Collections -- masterworks of design and lithography, most of them reproduced here for the first time.

  • Book - $35.00
  • Notecards (12; blank with envelopes) - $12.00
  • Postcards (30) - $10.00

 

Jews of New Orleans: An Archival Guide. by Andrew Simons and the Greater New Orleans Archivists

This 240 page book describes archival holdings about the New Orleans Jewish experience. It is an invaluable research resource for Southern Jewish history.

Only $10.00 plus $2.50 s/h

 

Meneray, Wilbur E., ed. The Favrot Family Papers: A Documentary Chronicle of Early Louisiana.

The family saga of the family continues through a period of extensive change in the United States. Pierre-Joseph Favrot's military career was shortened by the Louisiana Purchase and the documents reflect a greater personal and family focus. An invaluable resource for studying the early national period in the United States.

$20 plus $5.00 s/h

 

Archival Research Repositories in New Orleans. A guide to almost thirty New Orleans research archives; published by the Greater New Orleans Archivists. Available online.

Bonner, Thomas J., comp. William Faulkner, the William B. Wisdom Collection: A Descriptive Catalog. Edited by Guillermo Nanez Falcon. 1980.

Brown, Marilyn R., ed. The DeGas-Musson Family Papers: An Annotated Inventory. $4.00 plus s/h.

Faulkner, William. Helen, a Courtship; and, Mississippi Poems. $15.95 plus s/h.

Farrow, Lee A. (comp.), The Russian Collection. The volume is a guide to Imperial Russian and early Soviet holdings in the Special Collections Division. Includes bibliography to the Romanov Russian History and Travel collection of rare books and the Manuscripts Department's collection of Soviet war posters. $3.50 plus $1.50 s/h.

[Griffith, Connie G., comp.] Inventory of the Louisiana Historical Association Collection on Deposit in the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana. $10.00 plus $5.00 s/h. OUT OF PRINT

Guide to Resources in New Orleans Repositories for the Study of Carnival In New Orleans. (Greater New Orleans Archivists Association: 1992). Available online.

Gwyn, Ann S., comp. Lafcadio Hearn: A Catalogue of the Collection at the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University. $5.00 plus s/h.

Historical Records Survey, Works Projects Administration, Connie G. Griffith, and Guillermo Nanez Falcon, eds. Favrot Papers. Transcriptions of Manuscript Collections of Louisiana. Volumes 1-17. Various prices.

Howard-Tilton Memorial Library: Information for Donors (Howard-Tilton Memorial Library: 1993). free! Also available online.

Meneray, Wilbur E., and Leon C. Miller, comps. Preserving Waterways Transportation History: Selected Holdings from the Manuscripts Department. (Howard-Tilton Memorial Library: 1995). free! Also available online.

Nanez Falcon, Guillermo, ed. The Rosamonde E. and Emile Kuntz Collection: A Catalog of the Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera. $20.00 plus $5.00 s/h.

Nanez Falcon, Guillermo, ed. The Favrot Family Papers: A Documentary Chronicle of Early Louisiana. 1988- . Vol. 1, 1690-1782; Vol. 2, 1783-1796; Vol. 3, 1797-1796. $15 per volume plus $5.00 s/h.

Nanez Falcon, Guillermo, ed. Pierre-Joseph Favrot's Education Manual For His Sons: A Precis of Knowledge for an Eighteenth-Century Louisiana Gentleman. [The Favrot Family Papers: Separatum I]. 1988. $5.00 plus s/h.

Researching with Manuscripts: a Guide to Using the Holdings of Howard-Tilton Memorial Library's Manuscripts Department. Available online.

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