The book is authored by Tom Lea, making it a valuable addition to any history or biographical literature collection, especially for those interested in the subject of biographies and historical accounts.
Box set with 2 books is in good condition for its age – a couple dings on the slipcase but the books themselves are in great condition. The King Ranch Tom Lea 2 Vol Set 1st Edition 1st Printing with Slipcase from 1957 is a historical book set written by author Tom Lea and illustrated by himself. Published by Little, Brown & Company in the USA, the hardcover set features original content in English. This special edition set is a collector’s item for those interested in Texas history and unique book pieces. The inclusion of a slipcase adds to the value and preservation of the set, making it a sought-after addition to any book collection.
It is a one hundred year story of the greatest ranch in the world.
Slipcover has wear and age but is still holding shape, Good Condition.
Minor shelf wear to slipcase. No marking or writing on interior pages. Pages are still crisp. If the item is used, any and all flaws will be shown in the detailed pictures. ITEM(S) EXACTLY AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES.
Author: TOM LEA. The spine and corners exhibit wear, and there is no dust jacket. Despite these flaws, the binding is secure, and the pages are clean and legible, making it a suitable addition for collectors and historians interested in ranching history.
The King Ranch, Tom Lea. Little Brown & Company 1957. 1st Trade Edition/Printing In Slipcase. The classic history of the huge King Ranch in Texas, published in two volumes designed by Carl Herzog. Illustrated with maps and drawings by the author. First edition (first trade printing with page 507 beginning “Alice”, fixed in the second printing to the grammatically correct “For Alice”).