Doctor at Timberline

The hardcover binding shows signs of wear, including some scuffs and small marks on the cover. The spine is slightly frayed at the edges, but overall, the book remains intact. There is no dust jacket present, and the pages are clean without any inscriptions or library markings.

"Doctor at Timberline" by Charles Fox Gardiner, M.D., is a captivating account of a physician's experiences in the rugged landscapes of Colorado. Published by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. in Caldwell, Idaho, this edition is the fourth printing, released in December 1940. The book is illustrated by R. H. Hall, adding a visual dimension to Gardiner's vivid narratives. First published in 1938, this specific printing offers insights into the medical practices and challenges faced by doctors in the early 20th century American West. Gardiner's work is both a personal memoir and a historical account, reflecting the intersection of medicine and frontier life. The book's scarcity in this particular printing adds to its appeal for collectors and enthusiasts of medical history. The hardcover binding is intact, with some wear indicative of its age, but it remains a valuable piece for those interested in the history of medicine and Colorado.