Horsemanship: A Comprehensive Book on Training The Horse and Its Rider

Revised 1956 Edition. Item Is in GOOD to ACCEPTABLE condition with some normal shelf wear expected for a vintage book.The pages inside are very good with no highlighting, marks, or writing; no dog-earing or bent pages. It does have a blacked-out inscription and address from a previous owner on the inside cover.The hardback cover boards are covered in tan canvas and are in GOOD condition with no fraying, and no scratches or tears; some slightly bent corners. There are some dents on the back cover boards. Spine is loose with a library binding-no loose pages, but the attachment of the front cover to the rest of the book is weak and coming loose from the book. The dust jacket is in acceptable condition; it is frayed all around, with many tears along the creases where it folds into the flaps and folds over the spine.It is torn and frayed on the top and bottom of the spine from shelf rubbing. (Please see pictures). Overall in ACCEPTABLE to GOOD condition. Weight: 1 ib, 10 oz
This is an Equestrian training manual and advice book on Horse training, riding, and horsemanship from the Equestrian guru Waldemar Seunig. Translated from the German by Leonard Mins. Has training tables and illustrations, and a Preface to the third 1956 American Edition.