Native Inheritance: The Story of Corn in America

Walden, Harold T., (2d)

Published by Harper and Row, 1966

Language: English

Condition: Used - Near fine Hardcover

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Hardcover, with dust jacket. First Edition. Inscribed & signed by the author. 8vo(5.75 x 8.5 in.). Green cloth over boards. Stamped gilt Harper insignia on cover. Gilt lettering on spine. Flawless, free of stains, scratches, etc. Corners are sharp, text bright and clean. Binding tight. Jacket paper is stiff, no separations. Yellow with green titling. Sun has faded the yellow from the spine. Content of the book is from an agricultural/industrial perspective. Full of interesting info. Mr. Walden signed this book to Robert Fisher with best wishes on the half-title page.

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Title: Native Inheritance: The Story of Corn in America
Publisher: Harper and Row
Publication Date: 1966
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Near Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Good
Signed: Inscribed by Author(s)

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The legendary Brodsky Bookshop is the oldest bookshop in magical Taos, New Mexico. It was founded as an eclectic store specializing in new books in 1977 by the late Lee Brodsky in a long, narrow space next to the Taos Inn on Paseo del Pueblo Norte. In the 1980 s Lee purchased Dr. Cook s old office (alleged to have once been a house of ill-repute) a little farther up Pueblo Norte across from Kit Carson Park, and the bookshop moved for the first time. When Lee went to Book Heaven in 1992, my husband (Rick Smith) and I (Morris Witten) bought the bookshop. Along with the off and on assistance of some dedicated staff and the occasional help of our sons, we have continued Lee s tradition of a highly eclectic but always fascinating family owned and operated bookshop. When the internet changed bookselling forever (the last book we sold some awfully good customers was Internet for Dummies ) we began to take a few used books in trade. In the late 90 s we moved the bookshop three doors North to the Ortiz Building (across from the Nicolai Fechin House)and began dealing in both new and used books. We also carry a strange and interesting ever-changing selection of LPs. On March 1st, 2021, we moved one block north into a cozy spot more suitable for doing business online; i.e., space for more books and room to pack boxes. Our online inventory features some of our more unusual and outstanding titles. If you don t see what you want here, please email us. We are happy to search for new, used and rare titles. Next time you re in northern New Mexico stop by and say hello. As we say in our ads -- we are the little bookshop with big surprises.

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