Elizabethtown, Kentucky: Hub City Printing, 1979. First Edition. Softcover. 8pp; illustrated throughout from photographs, including birdseye views of Downtown Hodgenville. Includes ads for local businesses. Printed self-wrappers, 10.75" x 8.25" "...25 years of continuous operation." On the bill were: Elvis Wade, "America's Number One Presley Impersonator"; Fabulous Singers--Jeanne, Janie, and..... More

Goodlettsville, TN: Atlas Artist Bureau, Circa 1960. Original edition. Black-and-white photo of Charlie Louvin with his guitar, inscribed and signed: "Best to Clara / Charlie Louvin. 10" x 8" Born July 7, 1927 in Henager, Alabama, Charlie Louvin recorded from 1947 to 1962 with his brother Ira as the Louvin..... More

s.l. s.n., 1991. Original edition. 8" x 10" glossy photograph in full color. Signed boldly in black ink. Loretta Lynn was born in Butcher Hollow, near Paintsville, Kentucky, April 14, 1932, and has achieved greatness as a country-music songwriter and singer. More

Encino, CA: American Management, circa 1969. Original edition. 8" x 10" black-and-white close-up portrait of Barbara, looking at the camera with a sultry gaze. Barbara Mandrell, born in Texas in 1948, was one of country music's most popular female vocalists in the 1970s and '80s. More

New Kensington, PA: Cowboy Howard Vokes, 1950s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Martin in embroidered shirt, with his guitar. Photo by Moss of New York. Captioned: "Wizard on the Spanish Guitar." Paper remnant on back. Born in 1937, Skeets Martin was heard over western Pennsylvania radio stations..... More

s.l. MGM Records, Circa 1952. Original edition. not bound. Postcard with portrait of McDaniel and caption on one side. On the other side, McDaniel has written in blue ink: "King Size Kisses, M-G-M Records #11451" inside a mouth-shaped balloon. Below that is written: "Best Wishes / to `Paula' / Coy..... More

Tash, photographer, Circa 1940s. Original edition. Inscribed on the verso in blue ink: "Best of luck / To you / Dave Miller." 10" x 8" Dave Miller (1883-1953), American country musician, sang and played with Cecil Adkins on radio station WSAZ-Huntington, West Virginia. He also played with a string band..... More

ca. 1980. Original edition. A sign at the front of the stage reads: Kentucky Fried Chicken Bluegrass Music Festival. More

NY: Peer International, 1950. Copyright 1931. Printed self-wraps. 4pp, words and music, in part: "Well, good-mornin', Captain, Well, good-mornin' to you, sir! Do you need another Muleskinner, Down on your new mud run?..." 11" x 8.5" This classic country blues was co-written by Vaughn Horton, using "George Vaughn" as a...... More

NY: Peer International, 1941. First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. 32pp. Contains words and music to 17 songs, including: Carry Me Back to the Mountains; I Am Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes; In the Cumberland Mountains; Worried Mind; and 13 more. The cover features four photographs of Jack and Mary..... More

Nashville: Buddy Lee Attractions, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white 3/4-length portrait of Newman in blazer and ascot, leaning toward the camera with his elbow on one knee. Jimmy Newman, born in 1927 at Mamou, Louisiana, began performing in 1954 and joined the Grand Ole Opry two years later..... More

Bakersfield, CA: OMAC Artist Corp. 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait, showing Mayf in a folk costume, with his electric guitar. According to his website, Nutter was the youngest honoree in the Nashville Country Music Hall Of Fame, Walkway of Stars, and is a member of the Rockabilly..... More

Nashville: WSM, ca. 1975. Original edition. Full-color photo of the four wearing red shirts, metal-studded blue jeans, and matching denim jackets. 8" x 10" Signed on the back in various colors of ink: Bobby Osborne [guitar/bass]; Sonny Osborne [banjo]; Robby Osborne [guitar/bass/drums]; Dale Sledd [guitar]. The Osborne Brothers joined the..... More