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Henry Schuman, NY, 1946. 1st trade ed.. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo, hardcover, no dj. Op. Tiny nicks in upper & lower spine cloth, board corners lightly bumped, else near vg+ condition, clean inside & out. 339 pp.

Schuman, 1946. Hbk 335pp a few margin strokes in earliest chapters dj mildly shelfworn now in protective sleeve prev ownerÕs name on title page otherwise a very good clean tight copy

New York: Schuman, 1946. hardcover. very good/very good. A few illus. 8vo, reddish cloth, pictorial d.w. New York: Schuman, 1946. Very good.<br/> <br/>

New York:: Henry Schuman, 1946., 1946. 8vo. 339 pp. Figs., index. Original brick-red cloth, dust jacket, jacket designed by Lee; jacket worn.

New York: Henry Schuman. Hardcover. 1946. 1st trade ed. 8vo 339pp . Fine in Very Good DJ. Neat ink name .

New York: H. Schuman, 1946 [c1945]. Second Edition. good. 24 cm, 339, illus., index. Investigates the medical history of the pioneers of the American Midwest aswell as their medical care.

Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Jacket Condition: No Jacket. R.E. Banta, Crawfordsville, IN 1945. First Edition. 1st Printing. 339 pages. Only 1 of 500 made. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Light general wear. Size: 4to 9.75 - 12'' tall. History::U.S.A.::Civil War to 1900 6065L

Crawfordsville, IN: R.E. Banta, 1945. 1st . Hardcover. Good +/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 339pp.incl.index; HB quarter-bound; gray,white,orange designe w/blk.&label; rubbed w/wear on edges&corners; stain,bttm.edge; spine darkened w/stain on label; some lt.tan w/clean,tight pgs. Pioneer medicine. 1 of 500

Crawfordsville, IN: R. E. Banta, 1945. First, Limited Edition. Hardcover. fine. Narrow quarto, 339 pages, clothbacked boards, untrimmed fore-edge, inked name, original glue stains at hinges One of 500 copies. A study of social history in the early Middle West or Midwest. " The pioneer wife was alone with her children. The Indians around the cabin, though bent on grabbing hot bread rather than scalps, were getting out of hand. When one8 started to crawl through the cabin window, she cracked him on the skull with the wooden potato masher, pulled him on in, and barred the shutter. A while later a somewhat more sober Indian was pushed out the cabin door to find his companions. The wound and contusion on his head had been bathed in cold cider vinegar and neatly bound in a poultice of squirrel brains and crushed ginseng leaves. So well did the job meet with the Indians' approval that thereafter, when they more politely asked for the hot bread which was, next to liquor, their greatest weakness, there… Ler mais

Crawfordsville, Indiana, R.E. Banta, 1945., 1945. First edition. 4to. Frontispiece. Bibliographical note. Original 1/2 black cloth over cream patterned boards, spine label, uncut (corners bumped). 339 pages. One of 500 copies.. F. Hardcover.