Written and illustrated by Mary and Conrad Buff

New York: The Viking Press, (1950).

First edition, SECOND printing.

"Second printing March, 1950" statement to the copyright page.

The first printing was published in March, 1949.

Lovely pen-and-ink illustrations accompany the story of Peter Anderson, who longs to have a horse of his own, and learns about nature, animals, the outdoors and Utah history.

Includes sub-stories on Native Americans, early cowboys, and Mormons.

Mild foxing to outer upper page edges, light rubbing to the upper and lower spine edges, slight age-toning to the end-papers as usual, else about near fine in green linen with black illustration of a horse and cactus to the front cover and with black titles to the spine, ranch scene illustrated end-papers; in a very good plus lightly age-toned dust jacket with tanning and rubbing to the spine panel, and with a one-inch closed tear to the upper front panel; original $2.00 price still intact to the front inner flap.

Tall octavo; 96 pages.

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