NEW Tall Tales OF Pecos Bill by Harold W. Felton - front cover
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NEW Tall Tales OF Pecos Bill

by Harold W. Felton

"New Tall Tales of Pecos Bill" by Harold W. Felton, 1963 First Cadmus Edition, E. M. Hale and Company. Illustrated by William Moyers. Ex-library copy with typical wear and a library stamp. A key piece of American folklore, capturing the mythical adventures of Pecos Bill. Collectible for its First Cadmus Edition status and historical value in children's literature.

$14.52$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1963
E. M. Hale and Company
Stock:1 available
SKU:A9-B2-JRM-ALT-0307

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Condition Details

The book shows signs of wear consistent with library use, including a library stamp from South Elementary Library/Media. The cover is intact but exhibits some wear, particularly along the edges and spine. The binding remains firm, and the pages are free from inscriptions or markings beyond the library stamp. No dust jacket is present.

About This Vintage 1963 Edition

"New Tall Tales of Pecos Bill" by Harold W. Felton, published by E. M. Hale and Company in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is a 1963 First Cadmus Edition. Illustrated by William Moyers, this edition brings to life the legendary tales of Pecos Bill, a quintessential figure in American folklore. This special edition, published by arrangement with Prentice-Hall, Inc., captures the wild and whimsical adventures of the cowboy hero known for his larger-than-life exploits. As a First Cadmus Edition, it holds particular interest for collectors of folklore and children's literature. The book is ex-library, bearing a stamp from South Elementary Library, indicating its prior use in an educational setting. Despite its library origins, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors of American folklore and Western tales. The physical condition reflects its age and library use but retains its structural integrity.

Publisher Information

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E. M. Hale and Company

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