[Rarebooks] FS: Hudson River Magazine

[Kaaterskill Books]

We offer for sale:

Osborn, C. E. and Thorn, R. S., eds. THE ECHO [AND] THE HUDSON RIVER 
MAGAZINE. [Hudson, N.Y.]: [Thorn and Osborn], 1938-1941. Illus. with 
b/w photos and drawings. 4to. (28-31 cm.). Paper wrappers. First 
edition. Imprint varies: May 1938-Aug. 1939, Thorn and Osborn; Nov. 
1939- 1940, Carroll E. Osborn; Jan-May 1941, Hudson River Publishers. 
A nearly complete run which contains the complete five issues of 
volume I, the complete four issues of Volume II, the first issue of 
Volume II, and the complete 4 issues of volume IV. The first issue 
left it to the readers to name the magazine in a "Name Your Magazine 
Prize Contest." The next four issues were called "The Echo: The 
Magazine of the Hudson Valley," but beginning with vol. II, No. 1 in 
1939, the name was changed to "The Hudson River Magazine." Articles 
about: Teviotdale, Civil Service, Beekman Arms (Rhinebeck), 
Woodstock, Berkshire Symphonic Festival (Tangelwood), Frederick 
Goudy, Albany, General Worth Hotel, Fishing Industry, the artist 
David Lithgow (with a cover), Fort Crailo, Amos Easton, Lindenwald, 
Vassar, Lowell Thomas, Barging the Hudson, Warner's Tavern, Hudson 
River, Antirent Wars, Kingston, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and much more 
including fiction poetry, advertisements, and local notices. Scarce. 
A very good set overall: first issue with stain to front wrapper and 
to inner margin of leaves but not affecting the text; two small chips 
to cover of second issue, occasional soiling, a few issues with 
mailing labels, leaves clean and crisp.	[26738] $175.00

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Charles Kutcher
Kaaterskill Books
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East Jewett, NY 12424
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