The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico or The End of the Silver Trail.

Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, 1910. Hard Back. Good/No Jacket. 5" x 7 1/2. 252 pages. 16 pages of advertising for Altemus Books, the Best and Least Expensive Books for Twentieth Century Boys and Girls. Cloth light blue boards with black lettering and front is decorated with drawing of two young boys on ponies. Spine is faded but printing is clear. Front endpaper has 3 inch by 4inch cutout which might have owner's name and address. Hinges are slightly loose but endpapers are still firmly attached. No loose pages. Interior is clean with little noticeable age tanning and no marks or names. Contents in 24 Chapters: Something in the Wind, In the Zuni Foothills, Indians, On the Trail of Juan, A Daring Act, The Fire Dance of the Red Men, Fleeing From the Enemy, Asleep on the Sleepy Grass, the Midnight Alarm, Meeting the Attack, Riding With Kris Kringle, The Dash for Life, Following A Hot Trail, Against Big Odds, Hit By a Dry Storm, Chunky's New Idea, In The Home of the Cave Dwellers, Facing the Enemy's Guns, Ouetwitting the Redskins, Tilting ForThe Silver Spurs, The Fat Boy's Discovery, In Hand-to-Hand Conflict, A Moonbeam Points the Way and Conclusion. Illustrated with several full-page black-and-white drawings.