Carl Akers' Colorado

The hardcover book is accompanied by a dust jacket that exhibits noticeable wear, including tears and edge wear. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's structural integrity. Overall, the book shows signs of age but remains a solid copy for collectors and enthusiasts of regional history and photography.

"Carl Akers' Colorado" is a photographic exploration authored by Carl Akers, published by The Old Army Press in 1975. This edition, printed in Fort Collins, Colorado, is noted as the second printing. The book captures the scenic beauty and historical essence of Colorado through a collection of compelling photographs, supported by research from Margaret Akers. The images, some provided by the Denver Public Library, offer a visual narrative of the state's rich landscape and heritage. This volume is a valuable find for collectors of regional photography and history, highlighting Akers' contribution to documenting Colorado's unique charm. The book is bound in hardcover and comes with a dust jacket that shows signs of wear, including tears and edge damage, reflecting its age and journey through time.