Born To Raise Hell Life Story Of Tex O’Reilly As Told Lowell Thomas 1936 1st Ed.
Authors: Tex O’Reilly, as told to Lowell Thomas. Title: Born to Raise Hell: The Life Story of Tex O’Reilly, Soldier of Fortune.
Authors: Tex O’Reilly, as told to Lowell Thomas. Title: Born to Raise Hell: The Life Story of Tex O’Reilly, Soldier of Fortune.
Vintage 1936 Magic Chef Cooking Hard Cover 204 Pages
The book delves into the topic of Judaism, providing a comprehensive insight into its history and beliefs.
Publisher: The Book House for Children, 1936. 9: The Treasure Chest. Classic children's literature. Edited by Olive Beaupre Miller. 11: From the Tower WIndow.
The book is illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings that feel raw.
A nice touch is the illustrated fold-out poster tucked in the back.
Please see detailed pictures and feel free to ask questions. Smoke free home. Book is in good condition. You can see signs of wear on the corners which I will take close-up pictures of. There is writing on the inside cover it looks like somebody wrote their name. Some of the pages do have marks on them. You can tell it has been well. Read. There are a couple pages that have rips and I will point those out. The illustrations are just so adorable and there’s a word list in the back for first or second readers really great morals to the story and beautiful illustrations. Please see detailed pictures for exact condition.
By Werber, Eva B. QUIET TALKS WITH THE MASTER.
The product is a signed limited edition hardcover TEXAS CENTENNIAL book titled "This Is Texas An Invitation" published by The Steck Company in 1936. Written by Michael Scully, the book is a collector's edition focusing on the history of Texas, with photos included. The Governor, James Allred. signed the invitation to visit the 1936 Centennial Exposition. The book was presented to the Hon. Frances Perkins by 20 Texas Board Members of the Texas Centennial Celebration and was signed by each of them. The book is a valuable piece for collectors interested in Texana and historical publications from North America.
Published by The Junior Literary Guild and The Viking Press, New York, 1936. Orange cloth over boards with black swan illustration stamped on front board. 7 1/4" x 10.". Illustrations throughout, in color and black & white.