Under Troubled Skies - the Strange Happenings That Befell the Most Reckless Soldier of Fortune Known in the South American Republics : Adventure series No. 88 by Rathbone St. George - 1900

New York: Goldsmith Publishing, 1931. Green cloth binding wear to cornes else clean and tight. Pages yellowing, ads in back.. Hardcover. Near Very Good/No Jacket.

Chicago: Goldsmith Publishing No publication date; Textblock clean but very yellowed with age; shaken spine, front hinge becoming detatched. Cover rubbed; edges and corners bumped. Small stain on front cover.. Reprint. Red Cloth. Good. Illus. by No Illustrations. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hard Cover.

Goldsmith, New York, (1931). 247 pp + ads, small 8vo (7 5/8" H), hard cover (red cloth with black lettering on spine and front board) - no dust jacket. When disease hits Blairstown, the Lend-a-Hand Boys are there to help bring about a happy ending. In the Lend-a-Hand Boys series, the author draws "boutifully from his thirty-five years experience as a true sportsman and lover of nature, to reveal many of the secrets of the woods, such as all Boy Scouts strive to know..." Interior - gift inscription on free front end paper, pages browned, othwerwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light to moderate edge wear, light wrinkling at top/bottom of spine. VG-.

Whitman Pub. Co, Racine, 1924. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Orange cloth with pictorial of boys camping. Spine faded, corners a little bent, paper browned, as usual. Otherwise very tight and attractive. JE3A Size: 16mo (very small). 221 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; Teens & Young Adult. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 5122. .

Cleveland, OH:: Goldsmith Publishing,, (c 1909). Hardcover -. Fair condition only in a good dust jacket (tidemark on edge of textblock, usual rather severe tanning to the pages, binding cracking between pages 22-23. Reprint. The first book in this early Stratemeyer Syndicate series, a story of adventure and heroism during the early days of the Revolutionary War. 284 pp.

Chicago: Donohue, 1912. Very Good. First thus. Very good minus. Rear hinge cracked. Name on inside cover. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.

New York: Cupples & Leon, [c. 1911 (1914).] 8vo. [6], 204 pp. Frontisp., plates. Cream-coloured pictorial cloth, black lettering & illust. in brown, w/ d.j. cover art of boy leaping from a train (minor shelfwear, 1 closed tear, dustsoiling), still NF/VG copy. Early printing of No. 13 in the Frank Webster series, which was a Stratemeyer Syndicate series with no common characters or settings, set against the backdrop of a boy robbed of his inheritance of a Western ranch.

Boston:: The Page Company, , (1929, c 1915). Hardcover -. Ex-library, in sturdy library binding, with usual markings, reading wear - missing frontispiece. Still a decent reading copy of an uncommon title. . 4th printing. From the introduction: "In my last story, the title of which was ÒThe Pioneer Boys of Missouri,Ó I half-promised that later on I might continue the recital of Dick and Roger Armstrong's fortunes, and carry them further along their pathway toward the far-distant Pacific." In this book, the Lewis and Clark expedition has been following the Yellowstone River and Dick and his cousin are planning on wintering near the Mandan Indian village - but they hear from the Indians tales of the nearby "Land of Enchantment." Illustrated by Walter S. Rogers with 5 glossy internal plates and several smaller drawings. vii. 346 pp plus 10 pp publisher's ads.

Philadelphia: David McKay, nd (1902). Pictorial blue cloth. Light cover soil; moderate cover rubbing, erasures on title page; binding lightly cracked in middle: Good+ to VG-/no dj. 8vo. Black and white frontispiece illustration.