Timber Line: A Story of Bonfils and Tammen [INSCRIBED BY SON AND JOURNALIST WILL FOWLER]

Fowler, Gene

Editore: Covici, Friede, Publishers, New York, 1934

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Seventh printing (October 1934) hardcover, bound in tan cloth, with author's signature incorporated on the front cover as part of the design in green, and green lettering on spine, is in G condition, having slight wear and darkening to spine; faint staining to front and back covers; some staining to top and bottom of closed page edges; slight shaking to volume, noticed in first endpaper section, which has considerable staining, as does last endpaper section; occasional minor staining throughout text. What remains of the dust jacket is found folded at the back of the book, in Poor condition, torn, chipped, and darkened. The book has the blank bookplate of Gene Fowler pasted to the first fixed endpaper, on which has been written an INSCRIPTION TO NOTED LOS ANGELES BOOKSELLER DAVIS "DAVE" DUTTON, BY FOWLER'S JOURNALIST SON WILL: "To Dave Dutton--We both wish Pop was here to sign his name. Warm regards from Will Fowler 1970". "Here is a saga of Western Empire, a story of the west during its days of growing pains--an era of pioneering, strikes, murders, wars, and intrigues, with two colorful and dominant czars enthroned amid scenes of historic import. F. G. Bonfils, a Corsican and a descendant of Napoleon, and his partner, H. H. Tammen, of Holland Dutch blood, were for forty years the rulers of the Rocky Mountain region. They owned the Denver Post, at once the most sensational as well as one of the most prosperous newspapers in America."--from DJ. History. United States. The West.

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• Titolo: Timber Line: A Story of Bonfils and Tammen [INSCRIBED BY SON AND JOURNALIST WILL FOWLER]
• Editore: Covici, Friede, Publishers, New York
• Data di pubblicazione: 1934
• Rilegatura: Hardcover
• Condizione: Good
• Condizione della sovraccoperta: Poor