World, Cleveland, 1951.  Hard cover, 224 pages.  Very good; blue cloth with embossed front, gilt lettering and decorations on spine.  Binding sound, light corner and spine end wear.  Dust jacket price-clipped, some edge and cover wear, short edge tears and tiny losses; spine sunned; bit of soil.  Book interior clean and unmarked with tanned pages.  Black & white illustrations by James Daugherty.  “From Custer’s Battle of the Little Big Horn, fought to the bloody climax known as Custer’s Last Stand, there emerged one lone, badly wounded survivor:  the ugly duckling army horse Comanche.  Told by himself, this is Comanche’s true story – the story of a man and a horse, a tale of drama and high courage in the West and on the battlefield.” (from front flap)