(001) Jeweler's saw/ Coping saw; Stainless steel metal frame with adjustment screws for blade; fine metal blade; black wooden handle; metal frame; has some rust spots; (002) Small wrecking bar; steel painted black with several rust spots; with a...
(001) Jeweler's saw/ Coping saw; Stainless steel metal frame with adjustment screws for blade; fine metal blade; black wooden handle; metal frame; has some rust spots; (021) Box containing blades for jeweler's saw; seven blades contained in a green...
(015) Darning cotton; 3 colors (black, tan, white) of medium gauge thread wound on a 3 1/2" x 1 1/2" card; bagged; (016) Ball of darning cotton (black); medium gauge; wound on paper; bagged; (017) Darning cotton (natural color);...
Letter from the Hunter-Hibbard Company of Seattle, Washington, offering product samples. The letter mentions Kephart's published articles related to the products offered and descriptions of the products.
Letter from Kephart to "Outing Magazine" editor Albert Britt outlining four additional chapters from "Highland Dixie" (an earlier title for "Our Southern Highlanders") for the magazine. Kephart also discusses the size...
Letter from Kephart to Judge Arthur Perkins, Chairman of the Board of the Appalachian Trail Conference, concerning the potential route of the Applachian Trail.
Letter from Albert Britts, Associate Editor of the Frank A. Munsey Company, New York, offering to purchase the publication rights to Kephart's short story "The Trail of a Bullet."
(019) small piece of polished stone; whitish in color; one corner chipped; possibly marble; stamped with "This article was the personal property of Horace Kephart"; (020) small piece of polished stone; pinkish in color; possibly marble;...
Letter Kephart to Joseph Cox, Managing Editor of "Adventure" magazine, New York, agreeing to serve as the expert on camp cookery in the magazine's "Ask Adventure" department.
Letter from Kephart to Bristow Adams of the Forest Service, Washington, D.C., concerning the possible inclusion of U.S. Forest Service photographs in "Highland Dixie" (an earlier title for "Our Southern Highlanders"). Kephart...
(021) Box containing blades for jeweler's saw; seven blades contained in a green cardboard slip box; box has white label "ANCHOR DRAWING PEN" "K & E CO." "A 672"; blades bagged a) slipcase (b) drawer (c-i) blades;...
Letter Kephart to O.T. McCroskey of New York City elaborating on Kephart's experiences with the razorback "Belial", which was described in chapter 2 of "Our Southern Highlanders."
"Visitors" at Kephart's first camp on Dicks Creek, near Dillsboro, North Carolina. This photograph shows six men posed in front of the campsite. The photograph is located on Album page 1 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River."...
Kephart's "Camp" on Dicks Creek, near Dillsboro, North Carolina, also referred to as Camp Toco. A man is standing with the camp. This may be the man appearing towards the center of the photograph on the lower left of the same album page....
The "Pantry Tent" at Kephart's camp on Dicks Creek, near Dillsboro, North Carolina. This photograph is on Album page 1 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." The photograph shows a large selection of cookery equipment. In the...
(021) Box containing blades for jeweler's saw; seven blades contained in a green cardboard slip box; box has white label "ANCHOR DRAWING PEN" "K & E CO." "A 672"; blades bagged (a) slipcase (b) drawer (c-i) blades;...
Kephart's first camp in western North Carolina, on Dicks Creek near Dillsboro, North Carolina. The caption indicates that he named his encampment, "Camp Toco -- Dak-waw-I (fish monster place) - near Dick Creek (Here I lived alone Aug. 7 to Oct...
