The Common Heart: Main Line West—Far From Cibola by Paul Horgan - front cover
Vintage

The Common Heart: Main Line West—Far From Cibola

by Paul Horgan

"The Common Heart: Main Line West—Far From Cibola" by Paul Horgan, published by Popular Library in 1942, is a trade paperback edition featuring three narratives by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author. This copy, printed in New York, shows age-related wear but remains intact. Ideal for collectors of American literature and Horgan's historical storytelling.

$19.99$
Binding:Trade Paperback
Condition:Acceptable
1942
Popular Library
Stock:1 available
SKU:A24-B7-SAL-0561

Free Shipping

On all US orders via USPS Media Mail

Bomb-proof Packaging

Your item arrives in the condition it left

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Returns accepted within 30 days

How We Ship

Every item is carefully wrapped in moisture-resistant material and packed with impact-absorbing protection. We take pride in our "bomb-proof" packaging to ensure your vintage treasure arrives safely.

Watch our shipping video →

Condition Details

This trade paperback edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age. The cover has minor creases and edge wear, and the spine shows slight fading. The pages are yellowed, typical for books of this era, but remain intact with no inscriptions or library markings. Overall, the book maintains good structural integrity, offering a readable and collectible copy for fans of Paul Horgan's work. ---

About This Vintage 1942 Edition

"The Common Heart: Main Line West—Far From Cibola" by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Paul Horgan is a compelling narrative published by Popular Library. This edition is part of the Popular Library series, released in 1942, showcasing Horgan's skill in portraying the vastness and passion of modern America. The book combines three works: "The Common Heart," "Main Line West," and "Far From Cibola," with copyrights noted from 1936 and 1942, respectively. While the original publication year is cited as 1942, this copy is a later printing by Popular Library, New York. Paul Horgan is renowned for his vivid storytelling and historical insight, making this edition a valuable piece for collectors interested in American literature. The trade paperback format is typical for Popular Library editions, offering accessibility and durability. The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover and spine, yet it retains its structural integrity, making it a significant acquisition for enthusiasts of Horgan's work and mid-20th-century American narratives. ---

Publisher Information

Publisher

Popular Library

Replanting Stories - Gently used books at prices everyone can afford

Quick turnaround • Highly rated seller • Free shipping on orders $25+