The Daughter of Tehuan
$60.00
Books
P. Alto S. Hoermann, The Daughter of Tehuan. San Antonio, Texas Standard Printing Company, 1932, 292 pp. First Edition. Fictitious Texas story weaving historical landmarks and people together (translated from German originally). Sturdy cover; slight wear and foxing on pages; certain pages with bent corners; strong spine; overall very good
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