Description
1941 edition. Hardcover has significant wear, discoloration, scuffs and marks throughout. No dust jacket. Spine has tears on the top and bottom and heavy wear. Binding is slightly loose. Pages are clean and largely unmarked aside from some small marks on some pages. Former library book has some markings and labels from the library. Readable copy.
This well-worn copy of “Saddle and Ride” by Ernest Haycox offers a glimpse into the golden age of Western fiction. Published in 1941, it captures the rugged spirit of the American frontier through the lens of one of the genre’s most celebrated authors. Haycox’s vivid storytelling transports readers to the untamed landscapes of the Old West, where adventure, danger, and the struggle for survival reign supreme.
Despite its battered exterior, this former library book bears the marks of countless readers who have journeyed through its pages, immersing themselves in the gritty tales of cowboys, outlaws, and the indomitable pioneers who carved their legends into the fabric of American mythology. The well-loved condition speaks to the enduring appeal of Haycox’s work, which has influenced generations of Western writers and filmmakers.
For collectors and enthusiasts, this edition holds particular significance as a tangible link to a bygone era when the Western genre reigned supreme in popular culture. Its imperfections only add to its charm, serving as a reminder of the book’s resilience and the enduring power of storytelling to captivate audiences across time and place.
