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New York 1935 Press of Pioneers. Revised edition with new matter. Hardcover. Octavo, 488pp., 20 full page drawings by Howard Simon, original bluegray cloth with gilt lettering. VG, no DJ. Volume 1 only. .

Full green cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on front board and spine, Vol. one has 488 pages, Vol. 2 has 508 pages. Illustrations (20) by Howard Simon. No dust jackets. Bindings of both volumes are pushed at head band, hence VG+ grade. A very attractive set.

New York: Press of the Pioneers, 1935. Hardcover. Near Fine. Revised edition with new material. One of one thousand copies. Two volume set. Octavos. 488pp., 996pp. Green cloth, gilt-stamped letters on front and spine. Near fine with spines faded, lacking the slipcase.

Press of the Pioneers, 1935-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Two hardcover volumes in custom slipcase. Rounded leather bands at head and foot of slipcase. Books are gold gilt stamped green cloth over boards, limited to 1000 copies, illustrated by Howard Simon in beautiful black and white plates. Light scuffing and rubbing to covers, spines lightly faded, light line down spine of volume one, corners and edges bumped and rubbed lightly. An attractive set. We have a rather large collection of Western Americana that we acquired from one John Brundt of Walla Walla, Washington. Brundt crafted beautiful custom slipcases for almost his entire collection numbering nearly a thousand titles. We have more books from his library available for avid collectors!

New York: Press of the Pioneers, 1935. Hardcover. Fine. Revised edition with new material. Two volumes. Small light spots at the bottom of both spines from a tiny sticker removal, bookplate removed from the front pastedown of volume one with virtually no residue, else fine in a moderately worn, near very good slipcase. One of 200 Signed and numbered copies, this copy is lettered as copy "I", possibly from a smaller presentation limitation within the 200. Additionally this copy is Inscribed by the author: "I don't expect you to read this work for you can write a bigger one in a week. But here's hoping. Yrs, Edwin L. Sabin.