Search Results: half a million wild horses by duncan kunigunde

Boston, MA: Branden Press., 1969. First edition. Presumed 1st; no print line.. Hard cover. Good in good dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Top page block soiling. Foxing to side, lower page blocks. Clean interior. Tight binding.. 1 Red cloth over boards. Gold spine titles. 204 p. Audience: General/trade. Horsewoman Julina King was self-assured, mentally and physically courageous, keenly funny, clever in business, modest and individualistic, responsible in motherhood, and illiterate. Author Kunigunde Duncan pieced together the story of this Daniel Boone descendant from 50 years of letters, business documents, and interviews with some of her 12 children. She was at home in the Florida Keys, Mexico City, north along the Continent to the Arctic Circle, mostly when horses provided the horse-power, 1865-1920.

BRANDEN PUBLISHING COMPANY. Hardcover. USED Good.

BRANDEN PRESS 1969. VERY GOOD RED CLOTH HARDBACK IN GOOD MINUS DUST JACKET. DJ CHIPPED IN MANY SPOTS, EDGEWEAR ON DJ. NO ISBN . 204 PAGES. INFORMAL BIOGRAPHY OF JULIA BOONE KING, WOMEN.