Description:
Book is in EXCELLENT condition for age, in GOOD ++ DJ* David McKay, Philadelphia, 261 pages + ads, 1902,
* St. George Rathborne: Prolific American dime novelist and series book author. Likely produced in excess of 330 volumes of fiction in the course of a 60 year career. He had a strong proclivity for and obvious skill in producing outdoor adventure stories, and his best works fall within that category.
* The second volume in Rathborne's Ranch and Range series, features Karl the young cowboy and Cuthbert Lee his tenderfoot "pard". This novel take place in a lone dugout in the pine woods. There is trouble for the two prairie chums right from the first chapter, whether it be facing death in a bear's den or brought to bay by the gray terror of the pines.
* Pages are all bright and clean and tightly bound. Brightly colored, yellow covers. Previous owner's name in pencil. Dust Jacket has edgewear and some small tears, but is still very nice. Corner bumps
