1. The Doctor of Lonesome River. New York: A. L. Burt Co., (1931).
Reprint Edition. F. E. Warren dustjackat art. Alaskan adventure novel with great colorful dustjacket art. Item #8326
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2. The Doctor of Lonesome River. New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corp. (1931).
First Edition. F. E. Warren dustjacket art. Alaskan adventure novel of a surgeon who is traveling under an assumed identity. Great colorful dustjacket art. Near Fine, in dustjacket moderately darkened at panels from soiling, else Very Good. Item #17021
3. The Land of Forgotten Men. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1923.
First Edition. W. Herbert Dunton dustjacket art and frontispiece. Adventure novel of a man washed ashore in Alaska after a ship wreck. Almost Near Fine, old personal library sticker at spine and stamp at pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket, chip at lower front panel. Item #600069
4. The Light in the Jungle. Toronto: Copp Clark Co., (1933).
First Canadian Edition. Ralph Coleman dustjacket art. Adventure novel of a man who ventures into the Indo-China jungles to avenge his father's death. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, with few inch closed tear at top front panel. Item #8753
5. Ogden's Strange Story. New York: H. C. Kinsey and Company, 1934.
Second Printing. Here's one of the strangest stories ever told, the saga of Ogden Rutheford, spoiled child of civilization, and Og, the Dawn Man. Centuries away, worlds apart, they wove strange, dark tapestries into history's pages, until in a screaming holocaust their paths met and crossed. "The narrator of Ogden's Strange Story suffers a head-injury and Timeslips into the deep past, becoming a proto-man named Og." [Encyclopedia of Science Fiction] Uncommon fantasy title to be found in dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, couple of small edge chips, shallow loss at top sine, darkened at spine. Item #31111
6. Ogden's Strange Story. New York: H. C. Kinsey and Company, 1934.
Second Printing. Here's one of the strangest stories ever told, the saga of Ogden Rutheford, spoiled child of civilization, and Og, the Dawn Man. Centuries away, worlds apart, they wove strange, dark tapestries into history's pages, until in a screaming holocaust their paths met and crossed. "The narrator of Ogden's Strange Story suffers a head-injury and Timeslips into the deep past, becoming a proto-man named Og." [Encyclopedia of Science Fiction] Uncommon fantasy title to be found in dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, modest shelf wear. Item #32520
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