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John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
  • John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition
John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition

John Henry Smith by Frederick Upham Adams - 1905 First Edition

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John Henry Smith: A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life is a 1905 novel written by American inventor and author Frederick Upham Adams. First published by Doubleday, Page & Company, the book is written in a lighthearted, conversational tone that captures the booming recreational outdoor and sports culture in early 20th-century America.

The novel remains a notable example of early American sports fiction, specifically targeting the burgeoning obsession with golf among the wealthy elite of the era. It featured 42 illustrations by the famous American artist A.B. Frost, known for his comic prints and outdoor scenes.

Published - 1905 - 1st Edition

Publisher - Doubleday, Page & Company, New York

346 Pages

Binding - Hard Cover 

Condition - Used - Grade 3 Good (see Help & Guides) 

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