H. A. Cody
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Description
Description
Rod of the Lone Patrol by Canadian author H. A. Cody is an early twentieth-century adventure novel with a strong Boy Scout theme. This Canadian issue was published by McClelland & Stewart, Toronto, with the 1916 George H. Doran copyright, placing it firmly within the period’s popular juvenile and adventure fiction.
The story reflects the values often associated with early scouting literature, including courage, loyalty, self-reliance, outdoor skills, and service to others. As an early Canadian edition by a Canadian author, it also has added appeal for collectors of Canadiana, vintage boys’ adventure books, and historical children’s literature.
A distinctive choice for readers and collectors interested in Boy Scout fiction, early Canadian publishing, vintage adventure stories, and H. A. Cody’s work.
Hardcover. Good. Substantial rubbing/fading to the tan cloth, fraying at the spine ends and corners, and general age wear.
Specifications
Specifications
| Publisher | McClelland and Stewart |
| Pages | 348 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Language | ENGLISH |
| Dimensions | 19.3cm × 13.0cm × 3.1cm |
| Condition | Good |
| Edition | Canadian Edition |
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