Coronado's Children Lost Mines and Buried Treasures of the Southwest

J. Frank Dobie

Published by Garden City Publishing Company, New York, 1930

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Coronado's Children, Lost Mines and Buried Treasures of the Southwest, J. frank Dobie, Garden City Publishing Company 1930. Hardcover in good condition in a fair dust jacket. Shelf wear, chip out of top spine cloth, dust and abrasions to text blocks, toning of pages. Dust jacket is in fair-acceptable condition it has been saved by a protective cover. Please see pictures. From the dust jacket: A thrilling Panorama of four centuries of prospectors who, beginning with Coronado and extending to the present time, have searched he tortuous Southwest country for lost mines of fabulous weatlh. What the golden fleece was to Greeks and El Dorada to South America, these lost mines have been to that section of the United States once owned by Spain. The story of these mines is a acycle made up of a thousand thrilling tales.tales involving roaming cowboys, rangers, pirates, miners and outlaws as well as preachers and doctors, earth-trading farmers and gold thirsty women. .Here is a fascinating saga, portraying th great lengths to which man will go in his search for the elusive pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. "Best work on Hidden Treasure". Seller Inventory # 000074

Bibliographic Details

Title: Coronado's Children Lost Mines and Buried ...

Publisher: Garden City Publishing Company, New York

Publication Date: 1930

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good

Dust Jacket Condition: Fair