Toyon, a dog of the North and his people

This paperback edition is in good condition with some wear on the cover and spine, typical for its age. There is no dust jacket, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability for reading or display.

"Toyon, a dog of the North and his people" by Nicholas Kalashnikoff, is presented here in its First Perennial Library Edition, published in 1964 by Harper & Row, Publishers in New York and Evanston. Originally published in 1950 by Harper & Brothers, this edition brings Kalashnikoff's adventurous tale to a new audience. The story follows Toyon, a courageous dog, and explores themes of loyalty and survival in the harsh northern landscapes. This paperback edition is part of the Perennial Library series, making it a unique collectible for fans of classic adventure stories. The book's condition is good, with some signs of wear typical for its age. A great addition for collectors of mid-20th-century literature, especially those interested in animal stories and northern adventures.