Now We're Loggin'

The book is in fair condition with noticeable wear on the spine and corners, common for ex-library copies. The green cloth cover is intact but shows signs of handling. There is no dust jacket. Library stamps and markings are present, particularly on the title page, indicating its previous use in a library setting. Overall, the binding is firm, and the pages are clean.

"Now We're Loggin'" by Paul Hosmer, published by Binfords & Mort in Portland, Oregon, in 1950, offers a detailed exploration of the logging industry, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. This hardcover edition lacks a dust jacket and features a sturdy green cloth cover with black illustrations, reflecting its focus on the rugged and vital world of logging. Paul Hosmer, an author known for his detailed accounts of forestry, provides insights into the techniques and challenges of logging during the mid-20th century. This edition is an ex-library copy from the North Central Regional Library, Wenatchee, Washington, with typical library markings. While the specific edition is not stated, this copy's historical context and regional focus make it a valuable resource for historians and logging enthusiasts. The book's physical condition shows signs of wear typical of library use, but it remains a significant piece of logging history literature.