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Air service boys flying for France;: Or, The young heroes of the Lafayette escadrille,
Charles Amory Beach
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, Jan. 1, 1919)Series #4. Two boys that are in their late teens and fresh out of high school become aviators and go over to fly with the French in World War I in order to defeat the evil Kaiser and the terrible Hun army.
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The black shadow
Ernest L Thurston
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, March 15, 1934)None
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Tabitha at Ivy Hall
Ruth Alberta Brown
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, March 15, 1911)None
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Hans Brinker; Or, the Silver Skates
mary dodge
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co., March 15, 1943)None
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Rilla Of The Lighthouse
Grace May North
(Saalfield, Jan. 1, 1926)None
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YOUNG ENGINEERS ON THE GULF, THE, or the Dread Mystery of the Million-Dollar Breakwater
H. Irving Hancock
Hardcover (Saalfield Publ., March 15, 1920)This collectible book is from the "Young Engineers" series created by author H. Irving Hancock.
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A Campfire Girl in Summer Camp
Jane L Stewart
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub. Co, March 15, 1927)None
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The boy scouts in camp
Georgia Roberts Durston
Hardcover (Saalfield, March 15, 1921)The boy scouts in camp
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Shirley Temple in "Stowaway"
Samuel G Engel
Unknown Binding (Saalfield Pub. Co, March 15, 1937)None
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West Pointers on the Gridiron
Kennedy Lyons
Hardcover (Saalfield, March 15, 1936)1936 - Saalfield Publishing Company - Book #1121 - Saalfield Sports Books Series - Hardcover - West Pointers on the Gridiron - Written by Kennedy Lyons - Illustrated by Charles H. Towne - Published into-operation with The Boy Scouts of America - Made in U.S.A. - Out of Print - Very Rare - Highly Collectible
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Heidi - Shirley Temple Edition
Johanna Spyri
Hardcover (Saalfield Pub Co, March 15, 1937)Photoplay Edition, with illustrations from the movie starring Shirley Temple.
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The Girl Scouts At Home, Or Rosanna's Beautiful Day - Girl Scout Series, Volume 1
Katherine Keene Galt
Hardcover (Saalfield Publ. Co., March 15, 1921)"Little Rosanna Horton was a very poor little girl. When I tell you more about her, you will think that was a very odd thing to say. She lived in one of the most beautiful homes in Louisville, a city full of beautiful homes. And Rosanna's was one of the loveliest. It was a great, rambling house of red brick with wide porches in the front and on either side. On the right of the house was a wonderful garden. It covered half a square, and was surrounded by a high stone wall."