A Daughter of the Sioux 1903 First Edition Charles King Remington Deming Illustrated Book.
 
A DAUGHTER OF THE SIOUX: A TALE OF THE INDIAN FRONTIER
Original 1903 first edition by General Charles King, published by The Hobart Company, New York.
Illustrated by Frederic Remington and Edwin Willard Deming, two artists closely associated with depictions of the American West.
The book retains its original red cloth hardcover binding with a mounted pictorial front-cover illustration, gold-stamped lettering, and gilt top page edges. The copyright page states “Published March 15, 1903.”
Charles King was a United States Army officer and author whose military experiences informed his frontier fiction. This novel presents a period fictional portrayal of life on the nineteenth-century American frontier.
BOOK DETAILS
Title: A Daughter of the Sioux: A Tale of the Indian Frontier
Author: General Charles King
Illustrators: Frederic Remington and Edwin Willard Deming
Publisher: The Hobart Company, New York
Publication date: March 15, 1903
Edition: First edition
Binding: Original illustrated red cloth hardcover
Features: Gilt lettering, gilt top page edges, and black-and-white illustrations
Completeness: Complete
CONDITION
Original antique condition with rubbing and wear to the cloth binding, particularly at the spine ends and corners.
The gilt page edges retain their finish but show handling marks. Interior pages exhibit age toning and occasional spotting or staining, including a noticeable mark on the front endpaper.
The book is complete. Please examine all photographs carefully for details of the binding, page edges, illustrations, and overall condition.
Carefully packed for shipment. Price includes shipping within the United States.