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19961-187796221XUniv of Alaska Fairbanks Center for 1996. Paperback. New. 5th edition. 66 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.25 inches. Univ of Alaska Fairbanks Center for paperback
1992MASTER373036IFairbanks: University Of Alaska. VG- In Wraps. Oversize. Lightly Edgeworn. Light Soiling To Rear Wrap. All Pages Clean Binding Tight. Errata Sheet Tipped IN. Pages: 757. 1992. 4th Printing. Trade Paperback. University Of Alaska paperback
192539563Portland OR: George Edward Lewis 1925. 12mo. 69 1 pp. Numerous text illusts. Printed gray wrappers blk lettrng & decrtn mnr shlfwr VG copy inscribed by the author on half-title. First edition inscribed by an Alaskan pioneer who eventually made the first silent movies produced in Alaska including The Chechakos Hearts of Alaska and North of Nome. Certain scenes shot of miners crossing the Chilkoot pass were used by Chaplin in The Gold Rush 1925. George Edward Lewis, unknown
1943217811943. Civilian construction labor photo album documenting on the Alaska-Canada Military Highway during World War II one of the largest emergency infrastructure projects undertaken in North America during the war. The material records wartime military logistics federal civilian contracting and frontier transportation construction through photographs official permits military certifications and worker inscriptions connected to the rapid building of the ALCAN Highway in 1942-1943. Compiled by civilian laborer Paul Cecil Pemble an employee of Ferguson-Diell Construction Company the album connects private contractors federal agencies and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the construction of a strategic military supply route linking the contiguous United States to Alaska following Japan's Aleutian Islands campaign. The archive provides primary-source evidence for wartime infrastructure mobilization civilian labor under military authority and the logistical expansion of defense systems in the North American Arctic frontier.<br /> <br /> Oblong string-tied photo album in original painted suede leather covers titled Alaska - Where the North Begins with embossed and hand-colored totemic decoration. Contains approximately 66 silver gelatin photographs ranging in size from approximately 4.5 x 3.25 inches to 10 x 8 inches alongside multiple official documents licenses permits correspondence and autograph pages. Included documents identify Paul Cecil Pemble as a civilian heavy equipment operator employed on the Alaska Highway project. These include a Public Roads Administration license issued under the Federal Works Agency dated June 29 1943; a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers certification dated August 4 1943 signed by First Lieutenant Colin L. Park authorizing operation of trucks tractors and wheeled scrapers; and an Alcan Military Highway Command permit dated August 19 1943 authorizing travel on the restricted military roadway. A typed letter from Tok Junction dated October 8 1943 confirms the extension of Pemble's Selective Service deferment due to essential wartime labor. Several opening pages titled "Memory Leaves" contain approximately sixty signatures and inscriptions from fellow workers many identifying hometowns in Iowa and including humorous remarks and nicknames such as "Cook" "Butch" and "Alaska Thunderbolt." The photographs extensively document construction activity and camp life including bulldozers graders cranes timber bridge scaffolding military truck convoys wrecked vehicles stranded in ditches muddy roadbeds and large encampments of prefabricated structures. Multiple images show men constructing river crossings operating machinery and posing in work clothes beside heavy equipment. Additional photographs depict interior bunkhouses mess hall scenes with workers gathered around tables and a large group portrait of more than fifty civilian laborers posed before a treeline. Wildlife and recreation also appear throughout the album including black bears scavenging through refuse fishing scenes with large catches displayed by workers dogs resting beside snowy roads and Pemble's trailer quarters attached to the back of a truck. The final pages include panoramic camp views and directional signpost photographs listing construction companies and distances to Fairbanks Whitehorse and multiple contractor camps along the route.<br /> <br /> The album records the logistical effort required to construct the Alaska Highway across remote and environmentally severe terrain during wartime emergency conditions. Built in response to fears of Japanese expansion into Alaska and the North Pacific the highway became a critical military supply corridor linking airfields fuel depots transport infrastructure and defense installations across Alaska and western Canada. The album focuses on civilian laborers operating within military-controlled systems including contract workers represented through photographs permits deferment documents and personal inscriptions. The combination of photographs permits deferment documents and personal inscriptions records daily life labor conditions and federal wartime administration on the ALCAN project. Photographs mounted cleanly to black paper leaves with corner tabs; occasional light creasing and minor wear to several prints. Leather covers lightly rubbed but structurally sound and visually bright. Overall very good condition. A documentary archive of civilian wartime labor and military infrastructure construction during one of the most ambitious engineering projects of the Second World War. unknown
1945191491945. Unidentified compiler photograph album of United States Army troops stationed near Seward Alaska circa 1945 documenting military life and operations in a strategic northern deployment during the closing period of World War II. The material provides primary visual evidence of troop activity infrastructure development and social life within a remote military environment supporting research into wartime logistics soldier experience and the role of Alaska in U.S. military defense during the conflict.<br /> <br /> Photograph album containing 58 black and white silver gelatin prints most measuring approximately 3.5 x 6 inches depicting soldiers engaged in both formal and informal activities. Images include groups of men standing at attention with rifles constructing wooden buildings in rugged terrain and participating in daily routines within camp settings. A series of photographs documents a dance event for troops featuring a jazz band with music stands marked "153" alongside an emblem suggesting a possible connection to the 153rd Infantry Regiment which was stationed in Alaska during the period. Additional images show steamships including the S.S. Baranof S.S. Alaska S.S. Denali and S.S. Columbia navigating the Inside Passage and areas near Taku Glacier indicating transportation and supply routes. The album also contains a "memory leaves" section with handwritten notes and addresses from fellow servicemen reflecting interpersonal networks and efforts to maintain contact beyond deployment.<br /> <br /> 58 photographs mounted in an album with decorated leather covers featuring a hand-painted image of Alaskan sled dogs titled "The Malamute Limited." During World War II Alaska served as a critical military zone due to its geographic proximity to the Pacific theater with troop deployments focused on defense infrastructure and logistics in challenging environmental conditions. This album captures both operational and social dimensions of that presence including labor recreation and movement through the region. Light handling wear to album and photographs contents well-preserved; overall very good condition. A cohesive and detailed visual record of U.S. Army life in wartime Alaska. unknown
1945215781945. AArchive of 64 original black-and-white photographs documenting American military operations and engineering activities in the Aleutian Islands during World War II. Photographs measure approximately 4.5" x 3.5" and provide an extensive visual record of one of the most remote and environmentally challenging theaters of the war. The images chronicle the daily work of U.S. Army personnel and Army Engineers stationed across the Aleutian chain where military forces confronted not only the threat of enemy action but also some of the harshest conditions faced by American troops anywhere during the conflict. Soldiers appear throughout the archive wearing cold-weather gear field jackets heavy boots and M1 steel helmets while working patrolling and constructing infrastructure amid windswept volcanic landscapes.<br /> <br /> A significant portion of the collection documents the enormous logistical effort required to sustain military operations in the islands. Engineers are shown surveying terrain operating equipment cutting and processing timber and building facilities essential to maintaining isolated military outposts. Several striking photographs depict large timber-log chutes descending steep hillsides toward the shoreline apparently designed to move heavy equipment and supplies through terrain where conventional transportation proved difficult. Other images record lumber operations construction projects and the continual adaptation of military infrastructure to the rugged environment. The archive also contains numerous panoramic views of the Aleutian landscape itself. Snow-covered mountains barren volcanic ridges isolated coastlines glacial valleys and treeless tundra dominate many photographs illustrating why the campaign became as much a battle against geography and weather as against enemy forces. The Aleutian chain stretching deep into the North Pacific and containing dozens of active and dormant volcanoes represented one of the most isolated regions under American military control during the war.<br /> <br /> Naval and maritime operations are likewise represented. Several photographs show transport and supply vessels anchored offshore or approaching remote coastal installations highlighting the dependence of Aleutian bases upon sea-borne logistics. Military camps consisting of Quonset huts and tent encampments appear throughout the collection while one particularly notable image captures an aircraft flying above a military installation underscoring the importance of aerial reconnaissance and patrol operations in protecting the northern approaches to Alaska. Although often overshadowed by campaigns in Europe and the Central Pacific the Aleutian campaign held considerable strategic importance. Following the Japanese occupation of Attu and Kiska in 1942 American forces undertook a costly effort to secure the islands and maintain control of the northern Pacific. These photographs document the infrastructure manpower and determination required to operate in a theater where extreme weather isolation and difficult terrain shaped every aspect of military life. A substantial and visually compelling archive documenting the engineering logistical and environmental realities of America's northernmost front during World War II. Photographs remain in very good condition with minor surface wear and occasional light creasing. unknown
1972Q-0882401750Alaska Northwest Books 1972-01-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Alaska Northwest Books paperback
198681204Canton CT: Kidder Corp Coins 1986. Presumed first minting thus. Coin/Medal. Very good. Coin is oval shaped approximately 2 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width. Front side has a gold color rope braid at the outer edge then a red inner ring stating USS Alaska SSBN 732 with the word Alert Confident and Able the boat's motto in gold rectangular boxes and white images of a porpoise and a sea lion. The center has a whale at the top over a shield with a Trident on a blue background. The other side has gold color rope braid at the outer edge and a blue center areas with the words USS Alaska 1986 SSBN 732 and Kodiak Tough under the image of a large bear exiting a waterfall with a fish in its mouth. In a small plastic envelop with information on Kidder Corp Coins printed on it. USS Alaska SSBN-732 is a United States Navy Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine which has been in commission since 1986. She is the fourth US Navy ship to be named for the Territory or State of Alaska. The contract to build Alaska was awarded to the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation in Groton Connecticut on 27 February 1978 and her keel was laid down there on 9 March 1983. She was launched on 12 January 1985 sponsored by Mrs. Catherine Stevens wife of US Senator Theodore F. Stevens of Alaska; and commissioned on 25 January 1986. USS Alaska spent much of 1986 engaged in shakedown training for her two crews and in clearing up the many details that attend a new fleet ballistic missile submarine's addition to the Fleet. She operated initially from New London Connecticut and Port Canaveral Florida but shifted homeport to the Pacific Northwest later in the year 4 September to 1 October 1986. Alaska sailed through the Panama Canal and visited San Francisco California 21-29 September while en route. She then served with Submarine Squadron 17 Submarine Group 9 at Naval Submarine Base Bangor Washington. Alaska sailed on her first missile deterrent patrol manned by her Blue Crew in the Pacific 7 December 1986 to 19 February 1987. Her Gold Crew carried out Patrol 2 16 March to 28 May 1987. She completed an engineered overhaul at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton Washington 1 May 2000 to 9 December 2001. The work included a Trident II D5 "backfit" that enabled Alaska to fire the improved version of the submarine launched ballistic missile. In addition the overhaul upgraded her to shoot the Mk 48 Advanced Capability ADCAP torpedo. Alaska had carried out 47 Trident I C4 and 12 Trident II D5 deterrent missile patrols when she sailed from Kitsap for the final time on 8 July 2006. The submarine subsequently completed a 27½-month engineered refueling and overhaul at Norfolk Naval Shipyard Virginia on 8 March 2009. Alaska shifted to Submarine Squadron 20 Submarine Group 10 at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay Georgia on 1 May 2009; she arrived at Kings Bay on 1 April. On 28 April 2010 the Navy announced plans to convert living spaces on Alaska to accommodate female crewmembers. Kidder Corp Coins unknown
198681255Canton CT: Kidder Corp Coins 1986. Presumed first minting thus. Patches. Very good. Coin is oval shaped approximately 3.5 inches in length and 2.5 inches in width. Patch has a gold color rope braid at the outer edge then a red inner ring stating USS Alaska SSBN 732 with the word Alert Confident and Able the boat's motto in gold rectangular boxes and white images of a porpoise and a sea lion. The center has a whale at the top over a shield with a Trident on a blue background. USS Alaska SSBN-732 is a United States Navy Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine which has been in commission since 1986. She is the fourth US Navy ship to be named for the Territory or State of Alaska. The contract to build Alaska was awarded to the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation in Groton Connecticut on 27 February 1978 and her keel was laid down there on 9 March 1983. She was launched on 12 January 1985 sponsored by Mrs. Catherine Stevens wife of US Senator Theodore F. Stevens of Alaska; and commissioned on 25 January 1986. USS Alaska spent much of 1986 engaged in shakedown training for her two crews and in clearing up the many details that attend a new fleet ballistic missile submarine's addition to the Fleet. She operated initially from New London Connecticut and Port Canaveral Florida but shifted homeport to the Pacific Northwest later in the year 4 September to 1 October 1986. Alaska sailed through the Panama Canal and visited San Francisco California 21-29 September while en route. She then served with Submarine Squadron 17 Submarine Group 9 at Naval Submarine Base Bangor Washington. Alaska sailed on her first missile deterrent patrol manned by her Blue Crew in the Pacific 7 December 1986 to 19 February 1987. Her Gold Crew carried out Patrol 2 16 March to 28 May 1987. She completed an engineered overhaul at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton Washington 1 May 2000 to 9 December 2001. The work included a Trident II D5 "backfit" that enabled Alaska to fire the improved version of the submarine launched ballistic missile. In addition the overhaul upgraded her to shoot the Mk 48 Advanced Capability ADCAP torpedo. Alaska had carried out 47 Trident I C4 and 12 Trident II D5 deterrent missile patrols when she sailed from Kitsap for the final time on 8 July 2006. The submarine subsequently completed a 27½-month engineered refueling and overhaul at Norfolk Naval Shipyard Virginia on 8 March 2009. Alaska shifted to Submarine Squadron 20 Submarine Group 10 at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay Georgia on 1 May 2009; she arrived at Kings Bay on 1 April. On 28 April 2010 the Navy announced plans to convert living spaces on Alaska to accommodate female crewmembers. Kidder Corp Coins unknown
195573867Washington DC: Geological Survey 1955. Very large color wall map of Alaska on original rollers. 1 map on two sheets measuring 4 feet 3 inches by 5 feet 7 inches. Inset map of the Aleutian Islands. Scale 1:1584000.1 inch=25 miles. A remarkably attractive map in unexpectedly nice condition. Geological Survey unknown
193058585Boston: W.A. Wilde Co. 1930. 8vo. xv 1 402 pp. Photo frontisp. numerous photo plates. Blue cloth gilt lettering map endpapers w/ d.j. chipping & tear head of spine upper corner front cover affecting a few letters minor scuffing couple closed tears still NF/Fair copy from the library of Wilma Burmester Bishop 1887-1969 widow of Roy T. Bishop 1881-1950 former owner of the Pendleton Woolen Mills. First edition of this anthology of stories personal accounts and historical references to Klondike Gold Rush figures Native America Eskimos traveling the Yukon River and more by this famed Alaska pioneering woman. Mary Lee Davis arrived in Fairbanks in 1917 on the steamer Alaska because her husband John had been assigned by the U.S. Geological Survey to create a mine experiment station in Fairbanks. Mary Davis purchased the famed arts & crafts bungalow built by Lucille McCarthy now known as the Mary Lee Davis House. W.A. Wilde Co., hardcover
1941118561c1941-1949. Softcover. near fine. Complete set of 20 different real photo postcards: 18 from photos one cartoon facsimile and one map with route indicated. Cards printed on AZO post card photo paper. near fine 8 postcards printed "Permission Wartime Information Board" being numbers 1 2 3 4 14 15 1 6 and 17 9 postcards printed by "Permission of Public Roads Administrations" being numbers 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12; no. 18 by the Canadian Post Card Co. Toronto Uncle Sam shaking hands across the border with a Mountie; and nos. 19 and 20 by "Permission of the National Film Board". 1941 paperback
1904ZB460975Washington: 1904. 6 pp disbound in self wrappers. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: unknown
194443828Seattle: Frank McCaffrey n.d. 1944. 1944. 10" x 7 5/8" in pictorial wrappers. 28 pp. including wrappers. Illustrations. Map. Information on all one might expect to see and do when visiting Alaska. Offers extensive information on Alaska's history and sites to include its glaciers Indians totems mining midnight sun etc. followed by information on a variety of tours and cruises to include Golden Belt Line Tours Yukon River Circle Tours Copper River - Keystone Canyon Tours the Inside Passage and Totemland Tours Prince William Sound Cruises etc. Also offers basic information about an Alaska cruise to include when to visit what to wear what about mail etc. Black and white photographs throughout to include Sitka Edgecumbe Childs Glacier Mt. McKinley individuals participating in various activities Valdez Skagway Wrangellvarious ships in the fleet etc. Inside rear wrapper is a color system map showing the routes of the various tours offered. Covers and spine worn and with splits to head and toe of spine. Rear wrapper with travel agency sticker. Inside rear wrapper reinforced with tape. Still a nice presentation of all Alaska has to offer. Frank McCaffrey, n.d. [1944]. unknown
19108119C1910. Hadley/Alaska. around 1910-1920. Three different formats. Thirteen photographs. Original photographs black-white. Mostly full-page format without a framing. With commentaries at the back sides Swedish Language. Photographs with some minor crinkles at corners and little rubbing. Partly a bit faded at the edges but mostly still with good contrasts. Paper is a bit bent. Appropriate to its age and origin still in good condition. The thirteen photographs include different views on the former copper smelting town Hadley at the Prince of Wales Island Alaska US. In Hadley once the mined copper ores have been melted and processed later the extracted copper was shipped to other places. The photographs exist in three different formats: a small one ca. 164 x 215 cm a middle size ca. 191 x 241 cm and a bigger format ca. 20 x 252 cm. The black-white photographs still own their contrast although a few of them are fading a little bit at the edges. The thirteen photographs give us very different perspectives on this historical place: smelter buildings seen from the near and distanced overviews from a ship. Detailled views on the pier with rails on a building in construction in snow on a ship at the pier and on a cleared piece of land probably for new buildings. One photograph is even showing one of the ships for travelling called "Marion". A main overview owns a small stamp and note at the front: "Alaska Smelting & Refining Co. / General View Smelter Buildings". Most of the photographs own commentaries on the back sides in swedish language. Some with two or three lines a few with ten lines of text Please see the given fotografic examples. The photographs very probably have been made by a swedish engineer working at Hadley. There has been copper mining and extracting in Sweden long before Alaska became a part of the US. One photograph shows two little girls with blond hair staying in the wood. It seems to be a family portrait maybe they have been the daughters of this swedish man. There is also an envelope newer one by Svenska Handelsbanken with the handwritten swedish title: "Fotografier fran Hadley Alaska". Very rare historical material from Alaska in the first two decades of the 20th century! unknown
191260617Toronto: The Copp Clark Co. Ltd. 1912. 8vo. xvi 246 pp. Photogravure frontisp. by Carl Rungius 3 photogravure plates by Rungius numerous photo plates 5 maps 1 folding. Publisher’s blue-green cloth gilt illust. of Grizzly Bear & lettering front cover gilt lettering on spine t.e.g. minor shelfwear slight rubbing occasional light spotting still VG bright copy. First Canadian edition of this well-illustrated and documented account of hunting and observing on Vancouver Island Montague Island Queen Charlotte Islands and includes a chapter of his wife Louisa Walker Gulliver Sheldon’s b. 1880 experiences bear hunting on Admiralty Island. Sheldon 1867-1928 trekked by steamboat canoe pack horse and on foot with other explorers and hunters such as Frederick Selous William H. Osgood and Carl Rungius hunting caribou grizzly bears moose and other big game as well. The Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., hardcover
194055133New York: Harper & Brothers 1940. 4to. 40 pp unpaginated. Colour and sepia-toned illusts. & plates throughout. Quarter-blue cloth over colour-illustrated boards colour-illustrated endpapers very minor edgewear minor rubbing to couple corners w/ d.j. cover art by De Witt very minor chipping head & foot of spine couple very slight closed tears VG/VG- copy. First edition stated H-P code of a bright copy of this wonderful installment in the Regions of America Series featuring Alaska relating the tales about its animals native Americans mining logging fishing and much more. De Witt 1905-1995 was a German-American artist who emigrated to the US in 1928 and a very successful book illustrator for Harper’s Regions of America series 1940-1948 The Little Golden ABC Golden Geography and the first edition of the Golden Book Encyclopedia. Harper & Brothers, hardcover
192962096Boston: Chapple Publishing Co. Ltd. 1929. 8vo. 10 302 pp. Frontisp. plates map. Scarlet-coloured publisher’s cloth illustrated endpapers very slight shelfwear offset toning from removed bookmark at gutter margin w/ d.j. cover art by Willard Vaughn minor sunning to spine dustsoiling minor shelfwear still NF/VG copy inscribed by the author on ffep. First edition inscribed of this maritime adventure romance written by the San Francisco author in homage to Jack London set against the backdrop of competing fishing fleets in the Alaskan north. West 1898-1957 was a San Francisco journalist originally from Minneapolis who also wrote around the same time an informative “Bibliography of the Writings of Jack London†issued by Chapple Publishing the same year whose papers are held by the University of Oregon. This was his only work of fiction. Worldcat locates 8 copies U of AK Cal Hist. Soc. SJSU Yale DLC U of MN Ohio State Utah State. Chapple Publishing Co., Ltd., hardcover
1912106335<p>8vo original printed stiff paper wrappers folding map 18 1/2" x 26" 12 2 pp. Some wear to wrappers slight creasing; otherwise near fine. This is a somewhat scarce fairly early map of Alaska that includes a 12-page index of places and geological features0f the area. The map shows all the railroads cities towns post offices and lakes and rivers. The map also contains three inset maps of the Aleutian Islands Seward Peninsula Mining District and the Mt. McKinley District. The OCLC locates three copies. OCLC. </p> Rand McNally & Company,
193156650New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corp. 1931. 8vo. viii 261 pp. plus 3 pp. publisher’s ads. Illust. title frontisp. Pictorial blue publisher’s cloth Art Deco cover art on front cover & spine in orange minor spotting soiling to fore-edges w/ d.j. Art Deco cover art of railroad construction next to a cliff of ice cover artist initials LT slight wear VG/NF copy. First edition of this third title in the Barrow Brothers Series set against the backdrop of Paul Barrows as a teenager helping to ramrod a railroad line through the Chugach Pass in the Alaskan wilderness and reach lucrative copper mines. Bechdolt 1884 was a noted Seattle author who at wrote for the Seattle PI from 1906-16 issued all five titles in the Barrows Brothers Series in 1931 but is perhaps best remembered for his Little Golden Book title “Little Boy with a Big Horn†1950. See: William Gowen Jack Bechdolt and the Barrow Brothers Series Newsboy March-April 2015 pp. 11-15. Cosmopolitan Book Corp., hardcover
19971-1887904506St. Herman Press 1997. Paperback. New. 8.25x5.25x0.75 inches. St. Herman Press paperback
1910NJ0779Marshall Jones Company 1910. First Edition. Very Good condition. Volume 9 in the series. Introduction by Hon. Walter E. Clark Governor of Alaska. Marshall Jones Company unknown
193653337New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1936. 12mo. 256 pp. Gray ribbed cloth blue lettering w/ d.j. cover art of snow-covered cowboy wearing chaps on horseback pushing snow-covered cattle slight sunning to spine 1 small closed tear very slight creasing NF/VG copy. First Grosset edition of this very scarce title set against the backdrop of the Klondike Alaskan gold rush western shootouts and more. Very scarce in dustjacket. Grosset & Dunlap, hardcover
196257025Anchorage AK: Alaskan Publishing Co. and Graphic Arts Press 1962. 4to. 1 xiii 76 pp. Photo frontisp. 50 plates & text illustrations including 42 of Laurence paintings. Illustrated softcovers cover art of Laurence painting blue lettering plastic comb-binding as issued minor shelfwear some very minor rubbing still VG copy inscribed on verso of front cover by Jeanne Laurence b. 1887-1980 artist and widow of Sydney Laurence author of “My Life with Sydney Laurence†as gift for Loma Underwood from Margaret Krogstad w/ ALS on illustrated stationery from Margaret to Loma dated 1962. First edition inscribed of this retrospective biography and catalogue of Sydney Laurence’s 1865-1940 foremost Alaskan painter whose artwork such as Going to the Potlatch and The Vanishing Race graced travel posters and brochures to Alaska for decades. Of additional interest is the inclusion of a wide range of 28 additional Alaskan authors and writers’ poetry and short writings including Sybil London Bates -- Jack London’s daughter Frances Anater Robert Atwood Shirley Barrett Carmen Compney Jr Edythe Corbin Anne Townsend and others. Alaskan Publishing Co. and Graphic Arts Press, paperback
1982Q-0882401572Alaska Geographic Society 1982-02-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Alaska Geographic Society paperback
