Psychological novel

Buffalo Bill

Shannon Garst

A novel about the adventures of Buffalo Bill, the legendary fearless hero from the Wild West.

William Frederick Cody or Buffalo Bill was a mail rider of the "Pony Express", a guide and tracker in the US Army, a mercenary fighter against Indians, a professional buffalo hunter. In 1883, he organized a revue of cowboy skills "Wild West Revue", in which he performed as the main star.

Translation

Franjo Dominis

Graphics design

Ferdo Bis

Dimensions

21 x 15 cm

Pages

123

Publisher

NIP, Zagreb, 1950.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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