
Riders of the Shadows
by Jackson Cole
"Riders of the Shadows" by Jackson Cole, Popular Library, 1965. Paperback, ex-library with inscription. This edition reprints the 1937 Western classic, featuring Ranger Jim Hatfield. Notable for its vintage cover art, this copy is worn but intact, making it a valuable piece for collectors of Western fiction.
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This paperback edition of "Riders of the Shadows" shows considerable wear consistent with its age and library use. The cover has noticeable creasing and edge wear, and the spine shows signs of stress, with some splitting visible. An inscription is present, and the book bears typical library markings. Despite these flaws, the pages remain securely bound, offering a complete reading experience.
About This Vintage 1965 Edition
"Riders of the Shadows" by Jackson Cole, published by Popular Library in New York, 1965, offers a thrilling Western adventure. This Popular Library Edition is a reprint of the original 1937 work, capturing the essence of the classic Western genre. The narrative follows Ranger Jim Hatfield on a perilous journey through a landscape marked by danger and deceit. Jackson Cole, a prolific author in the Western genre, delivers a gripping tale that has captivated readers for decades. This edition is particularly notable for its vintage appeal and the period-specific cover art. Though not a first edition, it remains a significant collectible for Western enthusiasts. The book is an ex-library copy, showing signs of previous use, and includes an inscription. The paperback format reflects typical wear, yet the text remains intact and readable, preserving the story's enduring legacy.
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