"The Horse Of The Desert" 1948 BROWN, William Robinson
$250
BROWN, William Robinson
[218] pp.
The Macmillan Company
1948
12 1/2" x 9 1/2"
VG
The Horse of the Desert by William Robinson Brown is a classic, authoritative book on the Arabian horse, first published in 1929 by The Derrydale Press, with later editions from publishers like Macmillan and Olms. It's a significant work for Arabian horse enthusiasts, covering the breed's history, bloodlines, and breeding, and is known for its numerous illustrations and its author's role in promoting the breed in America.
Key aspects of the book:
Author: William Robinson Brown, a prominent figure in the Arabian horse world, who served as President of the Arabian Horse Club of America.
Content: A comprehensive guide to the Arabian horse, including its origins, bloodlines, and breeding, with sections on habitat, history, and related breeds.
Publication: The first edition was a limited run of 750 copies published by The Derrydale Press in 1929, featuring introductions by Major General James G. Harbord and Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn.
Illustrations: The book is richly illustrated with photographs and plates, making it a valuable visual resource.