The Race to Nome by Kenneth A. Ungermann (First Edition with Inscription), 1963 🐕‍🦺❄️📜 English Poetry typical of the paper quality

typical of the paper quality used in 1912

This 1959 First Edition of the China Yearbook is a valuable and collectible item for several reasons

The maker of this decoy remains unknown

Hand-painted porcelain was a prized possession in European households

Harold Bell Wright’s novels were notable for their strong moralizing themes and accessible prose

The Race to Nome by Kenneth A. Ungermann (First Edition with Inscription), 1963 🐕‍🦺❄️📜 English Poetry typical of the paper quality1. Introduction This 1963 First Edition of The Race to Nome is a work of non fiction by Kenneth A. Ungermann. This book is a primary historical document that chronicles the 1925 Serum Run to Nome, a true story of courage and resilience. As a well preserved first edition with a personal inscription, this volume is a sound acquisition for a serious collector of Alaskan history, true adventure stories, or books with documented history. 2. About the Book