The Race to Nome by Kenneth A. Ungermann (First Edition with Inscription), 1963 🐕‍🦺❄️📜

The Race to Nome by Kenneth A. Ungermann (First Edition with Inscription), 1963 🐕‍🦺❄️📜1. Introduction This 1963 First Edition of The Race to Nome is a work of non fiction by Kenneth A. Ungermann. This book is a primary historical document that chronicles the 1925 Serum Run to Nome, a true story of courage and resilience. As a well preserved first edition with a personal inscription, this volume is a sound acquisition for a serious collector of Alaskan history, true adventure stories, or books with documented history. 2. About the Book

This volume is a survivor from the mid-20th century

95 on the front flap

The novel is an epic family saga

exploring profound themes of persecution and survival through the life of a roe deer

The original government version of the report was a single

Period: Circa 1910s-1930s

The ideal owner values the deeply personal inscriptions as a window into the intimate circle of the poet himself

a key detail for collectors who value a book's individual story

He was a significant figure in the church life of his time

The book critiques American middle-class culture

Collins’s works

The dust jacket is visibly and heavily damaged