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Books published by publisher The Ward Ritchie Press

  • We were 49ers!: Chilean accounts of the California Gold Rush

    Edwin A Beilharz, Carlos U Lopez

    Hardcover (Ward Ritchie Press, March 15, 1976)
    None
  • Two Years Before the Mast, Vol 1 and 2

    Jr. RICHARD HENRY DANA

    Hardcover (Ward Ritchie Press, March 15, 1964)
    GREAT 2 VOLUME SET
  • The Cats of Sea-Cliff Castle

    Ethel Jacobson, Florence Harrison

    Hardcover (Ward Ritchie Pr, March 1, 1972)
    Describes the life of the cats who live freely in a cliff on the California coast receiving occasional help from human friends.
  • Peters Pinto

    Mary Buff, Conrad Buff

    Hardcover (The Ward Ritchie Press, March 15, 1965)
    None
  • Black and White; a Song That is a Story About Freedom to Go to School Together

    David Arkin

    Hardcover (The Ward Ritchie Press, July 6, 1966)
    None
  • Two Years Before The Mast

    Jr. Richard Henry Dana

    Hardcover (The Ward Ritchie Press, March 15, 1964)
    None
  • The Twenty Children of Johann Sebastian Bach

    David Arkin

    Hardcover (W. Ritchie Press, March 15, 1968)
    The mightiest Back of them all was the loving father of a talented brood of children. All of them sang and most of them played instruments, composted music and assisted their father in his various positions as teacher, compoer of church music and choir director. This beautifully conceived and illustrated book is a feast for the eye as well as the imagination and will delight and inspire an appreication of music by children.
  • Birdmen of Papantla,

    Mariana Beeching de Prieto + Grizella Hopper, Cas Duchow, Macduff Everton

    Hardcover (Ward Ritchie Press, Aug. 13, 1972)
    Retells the story behind the annual ceremony in Mexico commemorating the fate of Papantla's men when Tlaloc the rain god punished them. This is now commemorated by the Birdmen of Papantla, the men who fly around a pole.
  • La Brea Story

    Gretchen Sibley

    Hardcover (Ward Ritchie Press, March 15, 1968)
    None
  • Fortune favors the brave;: The life and times of Horace Bell, pioneer Californian

    Benjamin Samuel Harrison

    Hardcover (W. Ritchie Press, March 15, 1953)
    Vintage retired library hardcover has a lovely decorative dustjacket nicely protected in mylar. Has all the usual library markings, clean book and built to stay that way. Fantastic story of the Indiana boy who ran away to make his fortune in the Gold rush ending up as a muckracking editor of the aptly named Los Angeles newspaper, the Porcupine, which took on the LAPD, water, roads and politics in a style still controversial. Much of the California last frontier days along the way as well as state politics, journalism and the myths of hutzapa (sic)
  • The Colorado, river of mystery,

    Mary Buff

    Hardcover (W. Ritchie Press, March 15, 1968)
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