Man o' War

This ex-library edition of "Man o' War" exhibits typical wear associated with library use, including stamps and an inscription. The absence of a dust jacket is notable, and the cover shows signs of wear, particularly at the corners and spine ends. The binding remains intact, maintaining the book's structural integrity. The pages are generally clean, though they display some age-related discoloration.

"Man o' War" by Walter Farley, published by Random House in New York in 1962, is a captivating exploration of the legendary racehorse, Man o' War. Illustrated by Angie Draper, this edition brings the story to life with compelling visuals. The book is a notable piece in children's literature, capturing the imagination of young readers with the thrilling world of horse racing. As an ex-library copy from South Elementary in Littleton, Colorado, it bears the marks of its history, including library stamps and an inscription with the initials "FF." While the dust jacket is absent, the book’s sturdy binding, typical of library editions, ensures its durability. This edition is a valuable find for collectors of horse racing literature and fans of Walter Farley’s work, though it may show signs of wear from its previous library life.