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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman
Hardcover (Facsimilie of 1892 edition, March 15, 1993)None
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman, Thomas Hart Benton
Hardcover (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., March 15, 1945)1945 Edition. Dust jacket is missing. Clean cloth boards have slight soiling, shelf and edge wear. Spine is faded from being shelved. Text is perfect, with gorgeous color illustrations. Same day shipping.
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The Oregon trail,
Francis Parkman
Hardcover (Doubleday & company, inc, March 15, 1946)Later edition of this classic with fourteen full page color illustrations by Thomas Hart Benton. It has been beautifully rebound and is now housed in a clamshell box. The binding is in desert browns which enhance the text. vi, ii , 328 pages. rebound in half-leather, marbled paper-covered boards, raised bands, gilt rules and lettering on spine, cloth & marbled paper covered clamshell box with burnt orange leather label on spine. 8vo.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman, Thomas Hart Benton
Hardcover (Modern Library, March 15, 1958)The Oregon Trail [Hardcover] [Jan 01, 1958] Francis Parkman and Thomas Hart Benton ... B000ORAU2M
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The Oregon Trail
A.B. Guthrie Jr. (Foreword) Francis Parkman (Author)
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1950)Good western history.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman
Hardcover (H M Caldwell CO., March 15, 1900)None
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman, Mark Van Doren, James Daugherty
Hardcover (Rinehart & Co., Inc., NY & Toronto, Jan. 1, 1931)A rich and remarkable record of life in the West, beyond the Mississippi before the Gold Rush. Lavishly and vividly illustrated by James Daugherty.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman, A.B. Guthrie Jr.
Mass Market Paperback (Signet Classics, Jan. 1, 1950)More than a century ago, a young Easterner named Francis Parkman set out to explore life in the uncivilized West. With his friend and companion Quincy Adams Shaw, he traveled up the Oregon Trail to the camps of the Pawnee and the Sioux. This book is the fascinating journal of that hazardous experience.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman Jr.
Paperback (BiblioBazaar, Sept. 21, 2006)"Almost hidden in this medley one might have seen a small French cart of the sort very appropriately called a ?mule-killer? beyond the frontiers " reads the first page.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman
Mass Market Paperback (Signet Classics, July 1, 1950)None
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The Oregon Trail
Linda Thompson
Library Binding (Rourke Pub Group, Dec. 1, 2004)Examines the famous westward route of American settlement during the 1800s.
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The Oregon Trail
Francis Parkman
Hardcover (Dodd, Mead and Co., March 15, 1964)The unabridged Great Illustrated Classics, illustrated by Thomas Hart Benton, and introduction by Hatrry Sinclair Drago. "The Oregon Trail" is one of the truly great autobiographical narratives of life on the high plains as it really was. Parkman gives a day-to-day account of his experiences in the saddle, among the trappers at Fort Laramie, and on his journeyings with a band of Nomadic Ogillallah Sioux. He describes life in their villages, the preparations for war and the strenuous trailing into the Black Hills (now Laramie Mountains) in a chronicle that has become a classic of the Old West.