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Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS

Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS

$ 23.73

Availability: 23 in stock
  • Region of Origin: Texas
  • Condition: Book is Near Fine ☆ Relic and COA is unframed and has some age toning
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Type: Relic
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    Tree That Would Not Die by Levine 1995 HC/DJ Treaty Oak Austin Relic & COA TEXAS
    Scholastic Inc., New York, NY, 1995. Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Rand, Ted (illustrator). First Edition. Stated First Printing. unpaginated, quarter bound w/dark green boards w/black cloth covered spine w/gilt lettering, dj glossy black-blu-green-brown w/wht-red lettering w/wraparound color illustration. The story about a 500 year-old oak tree in Austin, Texas. The tree was a meeting place for the first people and later dramatic events happened beneath its branches. Then one night it was poisoned and almost two thirds of the tree was cut down. Through cuttings and acorns and cloning identical copies of the tree have been planted.
    Lot includes a genuine relic of Treaty Oak mounted to COA No. 0005406 (Unframed)