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The letter from historian Hubert H. Bancroft dated June 20, 1887), this book is \"Reminiscences of an Old Timer\" by Colonel George Hunter, published by H.S. Crocker & Co..
This specific layout—featuring the introductory \"Appendix\" note to Eastern readers and the endorsement letter from Bancroft on page 457—indicates that this is a copy of the 1887 first edition (or one of its immediate subsequent 1888–1889 reprint variants that retained the identical typesetting).
This is an autobiographical account detailing life on the American Western frontier.
- The California Gold Rush: Hunter narrates his experiences as a young man traveling across the plains in 1852 to sift for gold alongside his father, documenting everyday life in mining towns like Shasta City.
- The Indian Wars: It acts as a firsthand historical record of several conflicts in the Pacific Northwest, including the Rogue River Wars, the Nez Perce War, and the Bannack War.
Frontier Living and Scouting: The text shares his adventures working as an Army scout, law enforcement officer (including serving as a sheriff in Washington Territory), hunter, and pioneer tracker.
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Condition- needs repair but in tact. Pages are very readable. No missing pages.
