Those Were the Days G10 Wally Johnson spent half a

Wally Johnson spent half a century in Mozambique hunting white gold―ivory

yet refined enough for your finest riding boots or even those custom cowboy boots you finally had commissioned

casting an extra 20 or 30 feet and much more

with gold imprinting on front and spine

Those Were the Days G10 Wally Johnson spent half aThose Were the Days. Richmond: The Dietz Press, 1955. 1st edition. Hardbound. xiv, 462 pages. An interesting association copy signed and inscribed by Irv Rutledge (Archibalds youngest son) to G. M. (G. M. Farley, the Zane Grey expert). Externally the book shows some edge wear although the gilt of the title on the front is reasonably bright (less so on the spine). The front hinge is cracked internally). Otherwise clean. The books 55 stories include