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Report on Introduction of Domestic Reindeer Into Alaska, with Illustrations, 1897. 2nd Session, 55th Congress, Document No.30

Jackson, Sheldon · Washington

Author
Jackson, Sheldon
Date
1898
Place
Washington
Publisher
Government Printing Office
Language
English
Binding
8vo.(5.75" x 9") Ex-library. 124 pp. Full brown cloth with faded gilt lettering to spine. Edgewear, corners bumped and rubbed, head and foot of lightly sun-faded spine ruffled with small closed tears, chipped, white library marking and small oval stamp "Stack" to foot of spine. Small remnant of sticker to first free endpaper with stains. Library card and pocket to rear free endpaper, it separating from spine at head but still attached. Very large folded color map of Alaska bound at rear with small closed tears at folds. Illustrated with numerous black and white photographic plates. Who knew, reindeer were introduced to Alaska?
Category
Travel & Exploration
Record
S.I.10025

Report on Introduction of Domestic Reindeer Into Alaska, with Illustrations, 1897. 2nd Session, 55th Congress, Document No.30. Sheldon Jackson. 1898. Washington: Government Printing Press. 8vo.(5.75" x 9") Ex-library. 124 pp. Full brown cloth with faded gilt lettering to spine. Edgewear, corners bumped and rubbed, head and foot of lightly sun-faded spine ruffled with small closed tears, chipped, white library marking and small oval stamp "Stack" to foot of spine. Small remnant of sticker to first free endpaper with stains. Library card and pocket to rear free endpaper, it separating from spine at head but still attached. Very large folded color map of Alaska bound at rear with small closed tears at folds. Illustrated with numerous black and white photographic plates. Who knew, reindeer were introduced to Alaska?

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