Very good vintage condition. From the library of Professor Frank Manchel, recognized pioneer in film studies. May contain embossed library stamp or label as pictured.This vintage hardcover edition of "The Homesteader" by Oscar Micheaux is a reprint published by McGrath Publishing Company in 1969. Originally copyrighted in 1917, this edition features illustrations by W. M. Farrow, adding a rich visual context to Micheaux's groundbreaking novel. As a significant work in film studies and American literature, Micheaux's story explores themes of race, identity, and perseverance, making it a valuable addition for collectors and scholars alike.

The book's sturdy blue cloth cover and clear spine lettering make it a classic collectible, reflecting the era's publishing style. This reprint was manufactured by Arno Press, Inc. in New York, ensuring quality craftsmanship. The novel’s narrative is complemented by detailed illustrations, enhancing the reader's experience of this pioneering African American author's work. A must-have for those interested in early 20th-century literature, African American history, and film studies.