April 12, 2024
5 Vintage Books About Alaska Artic Mood Inuk Lord of Alaska Kabloona Smoky Sea
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Selling together are 5 vintage books about Alaska. The lot includes:1. Kabloona by Gontran De Poncins publish in 1941. Illustrations by the arthur. Book is in very good condition. 2. Lord of Alaska The Story of Baranov and the Russian Adventure by Hector Chevigny published in 1942. The book is a biography of alexander Barabov who ruled Rusian owned Alaska. The condition is very good with some wear to the dust jacket. 3. Son of the Smoky Sea by Nutchuk published in 1941. The book is an autobiographical story of a Norwegian Eskimo growing up in Alaska. The book is in good condtiion with wear to the books dust jacket. 4. Inuk by Roger Buliard by Roger P. Buliard published in 1951. The book is about a French Priest in Alaska. The book is in very good condtiion with very minor wear to the dust jacket. 5. Artic Mood by Eva Alvey Richards. published in 1949. The book describes a teachers experience in Alaska in 1924 to 1926. The book is in very good condition with some wear to the dust jacket. These books would be a great addition to your library. Thank you for your interest. No Reserve. Shipping in the US will be about $4.00 Media Mail insurance extra , we charge exact shipping with no fees. Please do not pay until you receive an invoice, this should be within 15 minutes of the end of the auction. International bidders are welcome but
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