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First printing. A limited printing issued only to members of the Book Club of California as the annual keepsake for 1984. Designed and printed by Jonathan Clark at The Artichoke Press in Mountain View California. Articles on various aspects of California's production of wheat after the Gold Rush - Dr Glenn, the "Wheat King" ; Port Costa, etc by several well-known Californian authors, including Oscar Lewis, Richard Dillon, Gary Kurutz, James Hart. Series edited by Richard Hilkert and Oscar Lewis. Illustrated with black & white photographs. 10 folders (each a single sheets, folded to make four pages), each illustrated with black and white photographs and with a two-tone wheat stalk decoration by Dr Edmond E. Simpson, in a two part blue slipcase with leather labels on the spine. Fine in a very near fine slipcase. .

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