The End Of The Outlaws

Patchett, Mary Elwyn

Published by The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., 1961

About this Item

Gift quality, probable 1st US edition, non-exlib hardcover in white & light brown paper covered boards with bumped spine ends, four tips still sharp. No names, tears or soil inside the tight, bright, crisp and clean 135 pp text. Original, un-clipped, color-illustrated dj in mylar has no chips, tears or color loss. Displays beautifully. Bundy Thomas was a huge black cat that had gone wild. Donald was an ideas man who took Mary, a koala best, two possums, a goanna, a frill-lizard, a wallaby, a dog called Bluey, two tree frogs, two budgergars, a cockatoo, two ginger kittens and a little brother down the river in a leaky boat when a flood threatened. The poddy-dogers (as Australians call rustlers) were men who stole pedigree cattle from Mary's father. The story of how Mary made friends with the wild cat, came safely out of the leaky boat and, aided by her two dogs Ajax and Tam, traced and captured the rustlers are part of Mary Elwyn Patchett's most exciting book. Seller Inventory # R46817

Bibliographic Details

Title: The End Of The Outlaws

Publisher: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.

Publication Date: 1961

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine