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Published by Binfords & Mort, for the Peter Binford Foundation (1967), Edition: First Edition, 180 pages, 1967. Hardcover. Ewing Young, Master Trapper by Kenneth L Holmes (1967)

PORTLAND, OR.: BINFORDS & MORT. VG/G+ DJ EDGEWORN. PAGES CLEAN, BINDING TIGHT. Pages: 180. . 1967. 1ST EDITION. HARDCOVER.. DJ IN MYLAR WRAP. .

Binfords & Mort, 1967-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 0x0x0. Signed by Author. Inscribed by author on frontis to prominent Oregon lawyer Glenn R. Jack. Minor wear & toning to boards. Light wear & soiling on edges of text block. Several dog eared pages. Pages 112 & 113 tanned from laid in newspaper clipping. Otherwise text and images unmarked. Dj lightly shelf worn with scuffs, creases, toning & small tears in a mylar cover.

Grey cloth boards, 180 pages including index, endpaper maps, well illustrated. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Light wear to edges of heel and head of spine and to tips of bottom boards. Dust jacket has small closed tear to top edge of front panel, rubbing to front panel near spine and at head and heel of spine, crease to lower edge of front flap. Jacket is price clipped and has 6.95 price sticker affixed to front flap

1967. HOLMES, Kenneth L. Ewing Young Master Trapper. Portland: Binsfords & Mort, (1967). 1st ed. Illus. viii, 180pp.Fine in d/j.

Portland: Binsford & Mort, 1967., 1967. First edition. First edition. Cloth, 180pp., numerous illustrations. Maps on endpapers. Ewing Young was a most influential figure in the history of the American fur trade of the Far West. He came to Santa Fe over the trail in 1822. Young trapped throughout the West: the Southwest, California, Oregon Country. In 1837, he led a cattle drive of over 600 head of longhorns from California to Oregon. An excellent, well-researched biography. Fine copy in dust jacket.

Portland: Binsford & Mort, 1967., 1967. First edition. First edition. Cloth, 180pp., numerous illustrations. Maps on endpapers. Ewing Young was a most influential figure in the history of the American fur trade of the Far West. He came to Santa Fe over the trail in 1822. Young trapped throughout the West: the Southwest, California, Oregon Country. In 1837, he led a cattle drive of over 600 head of longhorns from California to Oregon. An excellent, well-researched biography. Fine copy in Near fine dust jacket.