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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Riverboat Landingby Michael C. Mason and Edward A. Mueller(includes the complete text of Ocklawaha River Steamboats by Edward A. Mueller)Step back into a time when paddlewheel steamboats glided through the moss-draped bends of the Ocklawaha River, carrying passengers, freight, and the lifeblood of Central Florida's early industries.Riverboat Landing preserves and republishes the entire text of Edward A. Mueller's classic Ocklawaha River Steamboats, a definitive account of the vessels, captains, and communities that once thrived along this storied waterway. Building on Mueller's work, Michael C. Mason adds heartfelt reflections and historical insights into the river's broader legacy-exploring Silver Springs, Ocala, and the industries that depended on the Ocklawaha's winding course, from citrus groves and lumber mills to logging camps and turpentine stills.This book is both a tribute and a time capsule, capturing the romance and resilience of a region shaped by its river. For those who remember-or wish they could-Riverboat Landing offers a journey into the heart of Old Florida. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 5th revised edition. Step back in time to the golden age of steamboats as they navigated the winding, mysterious, dark waters of Florida's Ocklawaha River. From the mid-1800s through the early 20th century, this once-remote river bustled with activity-carrying passengers, cargo, and dreams deep into the heart of the wild interior of Florida.Richly illustrated with rare photographs, postcards, and historic documents, this book captures the romance, innovation, and eventual decline of steamboat travel along one of Florida's most legendary waterways. Discover the vessels that became legends, the captains who braved the river's hairpin curves, and the role steamboats played in shaping commerce, tourism, and settlement in Central Florida.Whether you're a history enthusiast, steamboat buff, or a lover of Old Florida, this engaging chronicle brings a vanished world vividly back to life.Widely regarded as the definitive history of steamboat navigation on Florida's Ocklawaha River, Ocklawaha River Steamboats by maritime historian Edward A. Mueller is an essential resource for anyone interested in Florida history, inland waterways, or steamboat lore. Through detailed research and rare photographs, Mueller traces the rise and fall of steamboat travel along this serpentine, jungle-like river from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources. A restored 1923 narrative of Dave, Annie Oakley's devoted companion and Red Cross dog, presented with historical articles, text comparisons, and Florida memorial details that bring his story and the Butlers' world to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Riverboat Landingby Michael C. Mason and Edward A. Mueller(includes the complete text of Ocklawaha River Steamboats by Edward A. Mueller)Step back into a time when paddlewheel steamboats glided through the moss-draped bends of the Ocklawaha River, carrying passengers, freight, and the lifeblood of Central Florida's early industries.Riverboat Landing preserves and republishes the entire text of Edward A. Mueller's classic Ocklawaha River Steamboats, a definitive account of the vessels, captains, and communities that once thrived along this storied waterway. Building on Mueller's work, Michael C. Mason adds heartfelt reflections and historical insights into the river's broader legacy-exploring Silver Springs, Ocala, and the industries that depended on the Ocklawaha's winding course, from citrus groves and lumber mills to logging camps and turpentine stills.This book is both a tribute and a time capsule, capturing the romance and resilience of a region shaped by its river. For those who remember-or wish they could-Riverboat Landing offers a journey into the heart of Old Florida. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. 5th revised edition. Step back in time to the golden age of steamboats as they navigated the winding, mysterious, dark waters of Florida's Ocklawaha River. From the mid-1800s through the early 20th century, this once-remote river bustled with activity-carrying passengers, cargo, and dreams deep into the heart of the wild interior of Florida.Richly illustrated with rare photographs, postcards, and historic documents, this book captures the romance, innovation, and eventual decline of steamboat travel along one of Florida's most legendary waterways. Discover the vessels that became legends, the captains who braved the river's hairpin curves, and the role steamboats played in shaping commerce, tourism, and settlement in Central Florida.Whether you're a history enthusiast, steamboat buff, or a lover of Old Florida, this engaging chronicle brings a vanished world vividly back to life.Widely regarded as the definitive history of steamboat navigation on Florida's Ocklawaha River, Ocklawaha River Steamboats by maritime historian Edward A. Mueller is an essential resource for anyone interested in Florida history, inland waterways, or steamboat lore. Through detailed research and rare photographs, Mueller traces the rise and fall of steamboat travel along this serpentine, jungle-like river from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Riverboat Landingby Michael C. Mason and Edward A. Mueller(includes the complete text of Ocklawaha River Steamboats by Edward A. Mueller)Step back into a time when paddlewheel steamboats glided through the moss-draped bends of the Ocklawaha River, carrying passengers, freight, and the lifeblood of Central Florida's early industries.Riverboat Landing preserves and republishes the entire text of Edward A. Mueller's classic Ocklawaha River Steamboats, a definitive account of the vessels, captains, and communities that once thrived along this storied waterway. Building on Mueller's work, Michael C. Mason adds heartfelt reflections and historical insights into the river's broader legacy-exploring Silver Springs, Ocala, and the industries that depended on the Ocklawaha's winding course, from citrus groves and lumber mills to logging camps and turpentine stills.This book is both a tribute and a time capsule, capturing the romance and resilience of a region shaped by its river. For those who remember-or wish they could-Riverboat Landing offers a journey into the heart of Old Florida. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Riverboat Landingby Michael C. Mason and Edward A. Mueller(includes the complete text of Ocklawaha River Steamboats by Edward A. Mueller)Step back into a time when paddlewheel steamboats glided through the moss-draped bends of the Ocklawaha River, carrying passengers, freight, and the lifeblood of Central Florida's early industries.Riverboat Landing preserves and republishes the entire text of Edward A. Mueller's classic Ocklawaha River Steamboats, a definitive account of the vessels, captains, and communities that once thrived along this storied waterway. Building on Mueller's work, Michael C. Mason adds heartfelt reflections and historical insights into the river's broader legacy-exploring Silver Springs, Ocala, and the industries that depended on the Ocklawaha's winding course, from citrus groves and lumber mills to logging camps and turpentine stills.This book is both a tribute and a time capsule, capturing the romance and resilience of a region shaped by its river. For those who remember-or wish they could-Riverboat Landing offers a journey into the heart of Old Florida. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Life of Dave as Told by Himself presents the complete text of Frank E. Butler's 1923 newspaper article from the Newark Sunday Call, recounting the remarkable life of Dave, the dog who became known throughout the country as Annie Oakley's loyal companion and celebrated Red Cross dog. Beloved by Annie and Frank and admired by audiences nationwide, Dave was more than a performing dog - he was a symbol of devotion, intelligence, and service during a time when such stories captured the public imagination.This edition restores Butler's original newspaper article in full and includes an editorial comparison with the privately printed booklet version, highlighting the differences between the two texts. To provide broader historical context, the volume also incorporates additional period newspaper accounts related to Dave's death and to the time Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, and their dogs spent in Florida. These materials illuminate the world in which Dave lived and the deep bond he shared with Annie Oakley.Also included are photographs and information about the two memorials to Annie Oakley and Dave in Leesburg, Florida. All added content, layout, and editorial notes in this edition are newly prepared to make the historical material accessible to modern readers while preserving the tone and intent of the original sources.