The Boss of the Lazy Y by Charles Alden Seltzer, Illustrated by J. Allen St. John (First Edition), 1915. 🤠🌵📜

The Boss of the Lazy Y by Charles Alden Seltzer, Illustrated by J. Allen St. John (First Edition), 1915. 🤠🌵📜1. Introduction The Boss of the Lazy Y by Charles Alden Seltzer, with illustrations by the notable artist J. Allen St. John. Published in 1915, this volume is not merely a novel but a seminal work of early 20th century Western fiction. While this specific copy is in a well loved state, its extensive history as a library book and the inclusion of its original illustrations make it a unique item for a collector who values the lived story of a book. 2.

The book is a fascinating artifact that illustrates the deep commitment of publishers to creating beautiful and functional religious works for a devoted audience

The illustrations in this volume by Kurt Wiese add a rich visual dimension to the narrative

Title: The Good Years: From 1900 to the First World War

The covers show some expected rubbing and scuffing

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Its value is in its content and aesthetic appeal

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Tompkins reflects the city's status as a major publishing center in the 19th century

a children’s book illustrator of the era

highlighting key figures such as Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and Gustave Eiffel

in purple ink on the front endpaper

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