MOONSHINE - ITS HISTORY AND FOLKLORE by Esther Kellner 'Esther Kellner writes an engaging biography of Moonshine and moonshining - the contraband corn whiskey from the backwoods of Kentucky and the history of bootlegging and tax evasion that encouraged its illegal production. Whether the producers were Scotch-Irish immigrants or settled frontiersmen, the lawless production of distilled spirits is tracked as a cat-and-mouse game between citizens who felt entitled to produce what they wanted on their own land, and federal authorities who, through their burgeoning Internal Revenue System, were working to tax these products...' Check the 12 pictures carefully, they're part of the description, too. 236 pages Published by Weathervane 1971 edition Hardback With dustjacket, light shelfwear. 145 mm x 210 mm format, approx. A very good reading and reference copy Binding intact No creases Small bumps / scuffs and light wear to cover, as per age. Pages in very good condition, minimal signs of light reading / shelf and storage wear. No pen or ink marks or notations. Pictures uploaded, various views. No library / 'stock' photos used, I've actually got the item, and what you see is what you get... Buy-it-Now, $15.99, shipping included to USA. Thanks for looking! :o) Postage - USA - Free shipping Rest of World, not free.