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Buckthorn Publs, 2006. Hardcover. Good/No dustjacket as issued. 10x8x2. No stated copyright date, but the rear endpapers feature a photo taken in July 2006. The binding is tight, a small bump and split at the top corner of the spine at the front. Text and images unmarked except for the previous owner has made some penciled notes on the last flyleaf, recto. 4to. 464p
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Trails and Tales of Cajon Pass: From Indian Footpath to Modern Highway
by Hockaday, John; Hockaday, Sandy
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TRAILS AND TALES OF THE CAJON PASS FROM INDIAN FOOTPATH TO MODERN HIGHWAY
by Hockaday, John and Sandy
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Etiwanda, CA: Buckthorn Publishing. Fine - looks about new with no wear or markings. Although it appears to be signed it is actually a photocopy of the authors sentiment and signature on the front blank endpaper and not actually signed. Very Scarce. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall . Fine. Pictorial Glossy - Hardback. 1st.. 1998.
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