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(Published 1928;First English Edition.)Printed at The Gainsborough Press, St. Albans. Hard cover in red cloth, 8 vo., with titles in black, 223 pp. There are 12 black and white illustrations, including the frontispiece. "Jim Hunter searches in the Montana wilderness for the mixed breed female dog which he hand-raised, and for the wily lone wolf that has lured her away to be his mate." An exciting adventure in the American West featuring lots of grizzlies, coyotes and wolves. The American First Edition was in 1926 and had an alternative title including [The Comeback]. Information about author Joe Mills (1880- 1935) comes to us from his obituary published in the Greeley Daily Tribune on 3 Oct. 1935. He was a famous Boulder, Colorado author and naturalist, and the brother of Enos Mills. Together the brothers were "instrumental in the designation of the Estes Park region to become Rocky Mountain National Park." Joe Mills was also a winning football coach, golfer and hotelier. He attended Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Fort Collins, CO. He was also the author of A Mountain Boyhood (1926.) Condition: Good. Foxing throughout. Spine sunned, one bumped corner. Owners signatures ffep. Binding is firm.
Ref: WEST 8331
$45.00