[Rarebooks] fs: The 101 Ranch

[Back Creek Books]

Greetings All,

For your consideration:
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(No. 842 )  Collings, Ellsworth (in collaboration with Alma Miller England).
THE 101 RANCH.
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1937. First printing, Full cloth,
Octavo, xiv, 249 pp., b&w photographs. Very Good, No dust jacket.
      The story of this legendary Oklahoma ranch and showman's empire. The
co-author was the only daughter of the founder. Orange cloth with blue spine
lettering and decorations, blue topstain. No corner bumps, but some soil to
the top edges of the boards. Prior owner name stamped on front free
endpaper. Prior owner was a reviewer who typically taped the jacket flaps to
the endpapers. There is some tape residue on both front and rear endpapers.
The front jacket flap, having come loose, is laid in.  Some light foxing to
endpapers. Solid copy, clean inside.    $75.00
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