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    Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd, London, 1973

    0002470691 / 9780002470698

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    Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. Border Line by Jackson Gregory. William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., London. Collins Western, 1973 edition (originally published 1948) . Book Condition / Dust Jacket Condition: Book: Good; Green cloth boards present and structurally sound, with moderate edge wear and rubbing. Spine square; binding holding, though loosened slightly from use. Interior pages show general age toning and scattered foxing, heavier at prelims. Ex-library copy with Hertfordshire County Library stamps, withdrawal markings, and faint pencil notations on front endpapers. No loose pages; text block complete and readable. Dust Jacket: Good; Original Collins Western dust jacket present. Noticeable overall soiling, age darkening, and edge wear. Chipping and small losses, especially at spine ends and corners.cted with mylar cover. Price intact ("75p net") (see photos) Printing identification note: This is a 1973 Collins Western reissue, not the 1948 first edition. The copyright and edition statements are explicit and unambiguous. Set against the harsh moral and physical landscape of the American West, Border Line is a tense novel of land feuds, hidden identities, and frontier justice. Jackson Gregory crafts a fast-paced story centered on a deadly boundary line that divides rival ranches—and the people bound to them by blood, loyalty, and revenge. A classic example of mid-century Western fiction driven by character and escalating conflict. …