![Train's Trust - A Western Story BAXTER, GEORGE OWEN (Pseud. Frederick Faust - 1892 - 1944) [Very Good] [Hardcover]](https://r.kelkoo.com/resize.php?country=ca&merchantId=100567270&categoryId=5101&trackingId=96985762&width=auto&height=auto&image=https%3A%2F%2Fpictures.abebooks.com%2Finventory%2F31760763460_3.jpg&sign=276W5ynjKhkJ.RKvvszRsFnLD21PjEqK19IpO0sST6Q-)
Hardcover. First Edition published by Chelsea House. Publisher's dark olive green cloth with stamped green letters on front and spine. Binding tight; slight forward lean. Corner's sharp with minimal scuffing. Spine head and tail soft, scuffed with small splits. Small spot of lost color at bottom of rear board. A very good copy. ""The town consisted of two parts. Up on the hill where the eucalyptus trees had been taught to grow, were the homes of the well-to-do ranchers and miners who, for mysterious reasons understandable only by the natives of the great Southwest, had retired from active life, and built their houses in the ""city"". They led dreary lives up on the hill where the eucalyptus trees grew thick enough to make a show at a distance, but not thick enough to make a shade. The sun upon the brow of that hill was as hot as it could be in any part of that hot State."" /Chapter 1.
