Ruth Fielding in the Far North by Alice B. Emerson
Books and Manuscripts

Ruth Fielding in the Far North by Alice B. Emerson

This is an antique hardcover edition of 'Ruth Fielding in the Far North' written by Alice B. Emerson (a pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate). The book is bound in a tan woven cloth with black stamped illustrations and lettering. The cover art features a seated young woman writing, consistent with the juvenile series fiction style of the early 20th century, likely dating between 1913 and 1930. The title and author names are printed in a clean, serif font. In terms of condition, the volume shows significant signs of age and wear. Notable issues include a distinct puncture or gouge on the front cover near the character's shoulder, scattering of dark stains or foxing on the right-hand edge, and fraying at the spine's edges and corners. There is also a small, dark circular blemish over the author's first name 'Alice'. The cloth binding appears slightly soiled from handling, and the corners are bumped. This item represents a classic example of early 20th-century children's adventure literature, though its current condition is graded as fair to good due to the visible structural damage and staining on the boards.

Estimated Value

$10.00-$20.00

Basic Information

Category

Books and Manuscripts

Appraised On

May 6, 2026

Estimated Value

$10.00-$20.00

Item Description

This is an antique hardcover edition of 'Ruth Fielding in the Far North' written by Alice B. Emerson (a pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate). The book is bound in a tan woven cloth with black stamped illustrations and lettering. The cover art features a seated young woman writing, consistent with the juvenile series fiction style of the early 20th century, likely dating between 1913 and 1930. The title and author names are printed in a clean, serif font. In terms of condition, the volume shows significant signs of age and wear. Notable issues include a distinct puncture or gouge on the front cover near the character's shoulder, scattering of dark stains or foxing on the right-hand edge, and fraying at the spine's edges and corners. There is also a small, dark circular blemish over the author's first name 'Alice'. The cloth binding appears slightly soiled from handling, and the corners are bumped. This item represents a classic example of early 20th-century children's adventure literature, though its current condition is graded as fair to good due to the visible structural damage and staining on the boards.

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