Nebraska Books from Primitive Heart 2

8 pics-light shelf wear to cover; stapled binding tight; pages clean & bright; 98 pages; 1972

private collection; NO remainder marks; very light wear to cover corners; binding tight; pages clean

5 PICS-clean & sharp w/very light shelf wear; spine uncreased; binding tight; pages clean; nice copy

6 pics-first ed/ first printing;pictorial cover shiny & clean with minimal shelf wear; binding tight; pages clean & shiny The first line of MOONBOY must be credited to Chayton Zane, age two, who asked Mama to tell a story out of her head, not from a bookshelf (to this day he is,still quite the demanding imp) He was required to… Read more about this item

11 pics-PLEASE READ- 3rd printing 1975; DJ clean, sharp & shiny; minor shelf wear; binding; this book is in excellent shape; the only real flaw being the PO name inside; the DJ is clean & sharp, free of tears or marks; book has minimal shelf wear; binding tight; pages pristine; nice copy for sure

7 pics-clean & sharp with very light shelf wear; spine uncreased; slight curve to edge of front cover; binding tight; pages clean

5 pics-cover clean & shiny with some wear to front cover; spine is uncreased; name/date inside; binding tight; pages pristine

6 pics-some shelf wear; spine uncreased; binding tight; pages clean & bright; no marks or tears. Ever wonder what the land of Nebraska looked like when Lewis and Clark traveled the region or when Prince Maximilian steamed up the Missouri River? Did the magnificent Sandhill Cranes fly their migratory route through Nebraska in the 1800s? Open James E. Ducey's Birds of… Read more about this item

5 pics-very light wear to cover; spine uncreased; binding tight; pages clean; nice copy

7 pics-very light shelf wear; spine uncreased; binding tright; pages clean & shiny; no marks or tears

6 pics-unread; signed by the author; very light shelf wear; binding tight; pages pristine

7 pics-signed by members of the North Platte Valley Museum; minimal shelf wear; spine uncreased; binding super tight; pages pristine

7 pics-unread book: NO remainder marks; NO damage

7 pics-clean sharp & shiny w/ little wear to bottom corners; spine undamaged; binding tight; pages clean & bright; no marks or tears

6 pics-from closed store; NO remainders marks; no damage; beautiful copy

6 pics-NOT XLIB;same ISBN; 1977 printing; DJ clean & shiny with light shelf wear,some wear on DJ edge at top of spine; cover clean & sharp w/light shelf wear; small name blacked out inside & historical museum sticker inside; otherwise no other marks; very tight binding

A western novel of the pan of Nebraska. Tinker is the Name, is based on a true story of, said Dick Milton, written by S.D. Butcher's History of Custehandler Co. and sketches of Nebraska. this is a paperback book with a dust jacket; small tear to DJ at spine & back fold in of DJ is creased; the book is undamaged.… Read more about this item

8 pics-beautiful copy; DJ has minimal shelf wear & a small closed tear on back edge; book is clean & sharp; signed by both authors; binding super tight; pages pristine second edition 1996 SIGNED by both authors