BOY An Ozark Coon Hound

This First Edition of "Boy: An Ozark Coon Hound" shows signs of its history as an ex-library book, with stamps indicating its previous life in a school library. The green cloth cover is worn, indicative of handling, and the absence of a dust jacket suggests exposure over time. The pages are intact, though aged, and the binding holds firm despite its vintage status. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for collectors interested in early editions or library copies.

"Boy: An Ozark Coon Hound" by Colonel S. P. Meek is a captivating tale published by Alfred A. Knopf in New York, 1952. This First Edition offers readers a glimpse into the adventurous life of a coon hound in the Ozarks, a narrative that blends the charm of rural life with the excitement of a dog’s journey. Colonel S. P. Meek, known for his engaging storytelling, brings authenticity and warmth to this unique tale. This edition is particularly notable for its original 1952 publication year and its classification as a First Edition, making it a valuable find for collectors. While the book is ex-library, it remains a rare piece of literary history, especially for those interested in animal stories and regional fiction. The book's condition is reflective of its age and library use, with no dust jacket present.