BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee
BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee

BOOKS - Another Verdict for Oliver Lee

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I bought it because Harold Dow Bugbee AND Olive Vanderuff Bugbee did the illustrations.  First time I have seen this joint credit for wife and husband.   The art is some of the best I have seen (and I know I still have a lot of the works to yet see).

The book, unfortunately, appears to be written by a pompous and self important "author" who try's to impress with big words and twisted syntax.  I gave it to Bob to read .... or try to.  He is a bit gentler in his thinking, but still could not get through it.  Dang thing is only 22 pages long.  I put in the Forward (of course, written by the author) for you to make up your own mind.

I sure do love the illustrations.  A vignette on the lower right of each set of pages.   Other full page pictures I believe Mrs. Bugbee did.  Beautiful art/.  Worst part is that the only other copies I could find started at over $200. 

Printed by Clarendon Press, 1965.  Supposedly limited to 650 unnumbered copies (as per another bookseller).

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