SEVENTEEN DOLLARS A SQUARE INCH a Personal Tribute to Eric Sloane [SOLD]

“Eric Sloane and Forrest Fenn wanted to build a covered bridge, but their wives wouldn’t let them buy a river.  It was a standing joke between them and a lingering fantasy. This book is not a biography of Eric Sloane: rather it is almost a recorded conversation between two friends who shared a common interest and the love of simple things and simpler times.  Eric was a gifted painter and writer, and Forrest was a grateful admirer who sold his work. Their friendship lasted only ten years, but they were very influential years. You will see.”  - from the Jacket fold

SEVENTEEN DOLLARS A SQUARE INCH a Personal Tribute to Eric Sloane

Forrest Fenn

Publisher: One Horse Land & Cattle Company, Santa Fe

Hardback, slip cover, first edition, 2007. 112 pages, illustrated in color.  New condition.

Autographed by Forrest Fenn to “Al - Remembering the good old days with warm regards Forrest Fenn”