Author: Patricia Leitch
An atmospheric pony-trekking adventure set in the rugged Scottish Highlands.
Written by beloved Scottish author Patricia Leitch (creator of the famous Jinny series), Highland Pony Trek captures the beauty, freedom, and unexpected challenges of riding through the mountains and glens of Scotland.
Published in London & Glasgow by William Collins Sons and Co. Ltd. as part of their collectible Collins Seagull Library, this 1965 impression features full-color vintage wrap-around jacket illustration showing young riders navigating mountain trails. A lovely addition for lovers of equestrian fiction, Scottish literature, or mid-century children's books
Condition Notes:
Dust Jacket: Vintage condition with bright, bold original colors. Shows light shelf wear along the edges, small nicks at the top corners, and chipping along the bottom back edge.
Binding & Spine: Hardcover blue cloth binding remains sturdy and firm.
Pages: Clean, unmarked interior pages with expected uniform age-toning typical for mid-1960s paper stock.
Author: Patricia Leitch
An atmospheric pony-trekking adventure set in the rugged Scottish Highlands.
Written by beloved Scottish author Patricia Leitch (creator of the famous Jinny series), Highland Pony Trek captures the beauty, freedom, and unexpected challenges of riding through the mountains and glens of Scotland.
Published in London & Glasgow by William Collins Sons and Co. Ltd. as part of their collectible Collins Seagull Library, this 1965 impression features full-color vintage wrap-around jacket illustration showing young riders navigating mountain trails. A lovely addition for lovers of equestrian fiction, Scottish literature, or mid-century children's books
Condition Notes:
Dust Jacket: Vintage condition with bright, bold original colors. Shows light shelf wear along the edges, small nicks at the top corners, and chipping along the bottom back edge.
Binding & Spine: Hardcover blue cloth binding remains sturdy and firm.
Pages: Clean, unmarked interior pages with expected uniform age-toning typical for mid-1960s paper stock.
