Search Results: Rendezvous Mountain Men from Rendezvous Books & Art

Excellent copy with no marks, no writing. Clean in all directions.

This book has light water damage to the last 120 pages along the lower r/h page corner and bookcover lightly wrinkled. Also water marked along the wrap spine. It does not affect the book much, but lowers the condition. There is a two-page map in center of book,. Else the condition, especially for reading is very nice.

very nice with some edgewear, no writing or marks.

Octavo. . Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Related material laid in

light edgewear - no marks or writing.

Rough cut pages, strong bindinig, Black and white sketches & photographs. the story of the fur trade of North America, and its relations to western exploration, is told with a fair understanding of the proportions of the era, The book is accurate and impartial.Some Rubs, markings on cover.

Fine/NF, map end papers, vii-xv, 349pp. no marks, binding tight. DJ is not price clipped.

Paperback. Very Good. Condition: VERY GOOD. 378 pp., illus. Spine crease, page edges rubbed, wrappers handled and edgeworn, corners lightly bumped, clean, no writing. Size: 8vo

Index, excellent condition; in French; This book is not in English.

Excellent condition, has owner's name and embossed on inside cover. Interior is fine, dj is fine exept for slight crease at binding.
Legend of wild and legendary mountainman.

Nice to have in library. Hardcover w/heavy lean. No Jacket as issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" First edition, later printing ('forty-fifth thousand'). Fair in original dark blue cloth stamped in gilt and blind (spine chipped, tears and repairs, lacks rear endpaper, boards rubbed, foxing & offsetting to plates and text). Illustrated. 356pp.12mo. Book condition: Good. Backstrip is faded, spine is rolled and ends are bumped and chipped. Endsheets are foxed and have former owner original but faded writing.

tiniest bumped corners; map. 21 cm. Includes Maps., letters at end. No dj.

green with gold and black decoration and print . Bumped corners, edgewear, hingecrack at front binding, although strong binding througout. No marks or writing throughout. Very lightly tanned pages. See photos. Kit Carson, Mountain Men

The complicated plot involves two chums from Harvard who set out for Oregon and come into contact with the famous Kit Carson. Note: the phrase "bit the dust" was first used in a dramatic description of a wild Indian fight. Though missing the front cover, all is readable, corners clipped and edgewear - browned paper.

catalog of Peterson publications; edgewear with open tears as shown in photos. interior pages clean and whole. both books are complete in this volume, new edition, carefully revised and corrected by the author in 1883. Name of owner in pencil on title page. spine to cover missing, covered by tape.