Will Rogers Rode THE Range
by Margaret Shellabarger Axtell
"Will Rogers Rode the Range" by Margaret Shellabarger Axtell, 1972, Phoenix. Ex-library copy with worn dust jacket and library markings. A rare edition on the life of Will Rogers, offering insights into his cultural impact. Ideal for collectors of Western history and biography.
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The book is an ex-library edition with typical library markings and stamps from the Denver Public Library. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, including edge wear and some minor discoloration. The binding remains intact, and the pages are free of inscriptions or signatures.
About This Vintage 1972 Edition
"Will Rogers Rode the Range" by Margaret Shellabarger Axtell, published in 1972 in Phoenix, Arizona, offers a detailed account of the life and legacy of the iconic American humorist and cowboy, Will Rogers. Axtell, known for her insightful historical narratives, provides a comprehensive look at Rogers' impact on American culture and his enduring legacy. This edition, possibly a first, is a valuable piece for collectors interested in Western history and biography. The book's scarcity is enhanced by its limited publication by the author herself. This ex-library copy from the Denver Public Library retains its dust jacket, albeit with visible wear and library markings. A unique find for enthusiasts of American history and Will Rogers' aficionados.
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