No Mistaking Corker ---by Monica Edwards (The First Punchbowl Farm Book ) by Edwards, Monica - 1948

London, England: London, UK: Collins, 1948, 1st Edition, 2nd Printing, 1948. -----------hardcover, about 5.25w x 7.75h inches, a solid Good to very Good example, spine of the book is somewhat faded although the spine of the jacket is not, ink name, store stamp from an Australian bookshop ( Allan's of Adelaide ), a bit of foxing to endpapers, in an attractive Good price clipped dustjacket with some chips and tears, ---from the front flap: Which of the brown carthorse mares was really Corker, is the mystery that runs through this story of a caravan journey to the sea. Lindsey keeps the log of of the family's wandering, and it is good to read because it is about such real people. They think and say and do all the mad and surprising things that people say and do when they are on holiday and when they are happy. Everyone who has spent long days in the country will enjoy this book because although, like all good holidays theirs is full of unplanned excitements, Lindsey does not forget to record the more ordinary things like eating picnic meals, running across wet early morning meadows, and sleeping under the stars"---, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo. Later Printing of the first Edition. Hard Cover. Good (see description)/Good (see description). Illus. by Anne Bullen.