November 28, 1948: Western Hall of Fame. Quarto. This was one of the greatest gatherings of the Western Stars of Screen and Music that planned a "Hoss Opera" which would create the Western Hall of Fame. They began planning in the home of Roy Rogers and Tim Spencer was named..... More
Boston; (1982): New York Graphic Society / Little, Brown Co. First Edition. Oblong Quarto. First printing. 144pp. Color plates, some with captions quoting cowboys. Photographs of horses, cowboys, western landscapes. Bound in blue cloth, spine lettering gilt, in clipped pictorial dust jacket lettered in white.previous owner's gift inscription dated 1983..... More
( Printed in Honduras-Calderon; 1965): The University of Arizona Press. Octavo. Portrait frontispiece. 214pp., illustrated with photographic images. First published in 1941 by the Ward Richie Press. The revival of this classic of Western Americana is made especially significant by the inclusion of an index and a new introduction by..... More
Houston; (1997): Beverly Publishing Co, First Edition. Octavo. Limited. 387pp. Illustrated by Edsel M. Cramer, Monique L. Jouannet and Jean-Claude Louis. The story of Old Black, a quarter horse and reigning world champion calf roping horse. His owner had become ill and gives the horse to Jim Bradley, a ten..... More
Layton, UT; (1995): Gibbs Smith. First Edition. Quarto. 104p. Inscribed by the author and photographer. This work nominated for a Pulitzer Price has struck a chord with both the Western ranch owner and the ecologist. There is a balance that has been praised by major voices in both traditions. The..... More
New York; (1960): Published By University Publishes for the Historical Society of Montana. Charles M. Russell. Small Quarto. . 235p. With list of Montana Stock Growers Association Conventions and Officers, 1885-1960. One of the essential works on Montana Range Books by one whose family and personal work was intimately involved..... More
Flagstaff; (1974): Northland Press. First Editions. Small Octavos. Limited to 1250 copies. The present set is #1173. The legendary Ben Green tells great stories illustrated by artists from the Cowboy Artists of America. vol 1 - Illustrated by Wm. Moyers, vol 2 - Illustrated by John Hampton, vol 3 -..... More
Flagstaff; (1974): Northland Press. First Editions. Small Octavos. Limited to 1250 copies. The present set is The author's set and signed by him. Volume three is illustrated by Joe Beeler and he has drawn a bust of a horse and has signed it. The legendary Ben Green tells great stories..... More
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1912. First Edition. Octavo. Frontispiece and three other black and white illustrations by Douglas Duer.334 (1) pp. A western novel about Lassiter, a gunslinging avenger in black, who shows up in a remote Utah town just in time to save a young and beautiful rancher..... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1956. First Edition. Octavo. First printing346pp., This book continues the western epic of A B Gutherie Jr's critically acclaimed Big Sky series. The story of a young man's attempt at cattle ranching in the 1880s and running cattle from Oregon to Montana. A fine copy bound in..... More
Norman, OK; (1968): University of Oklahoma Press. First Edition. Octavo. 300pp. illustrated by photographs. American history through the life of Ben Kemp. At twenty-one he was considered the best bronco buster in his part of Texas. In the 1880s he was with the Texas Rangers. The reader will also find..... More
New York: Macmillan, 1928. Octavo. 189 pages. Foreword by William Lyon Phelps. One of the early classic collections of the life of the cowboy. These songs tale of both the loneliness and the togetherness. There is the lament of lost loves and the sweet memories of love affairs with Mexican..... More
Austin: Texas Folklore Society, 1943. Limited Edition. Octavo. 73 pages, limited to 700 copies and the type melted. Illustrated by Tom Lea with designs by Carle Hertzog and an introduction by James Emmit McCauley. One of the most authentic accounts of the hard life of the cowboy in the 1880's..... More
Chico, California: Hurst & Yount, 1958. Limited Edition. Octavo. . 78 pages. Signed by W.H. Hutchinson and numbered 329 in a limited edition of 500 copies. Drawings by James Bodrero. Originally, this was part of a series in the Saturday Evening Post began on August 13, 1910. Although violence had..... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1927. First Edition. Octavo. 3-258(1) pages. What many consider the best Western fiction ever written is a plot rooted in the West that the author knew but was already undergoing change in the last decades of the 19th century. The plot deals with a robber who attempts..... More
Houston: Saddlerock Corporation, 1958. First Edition. Octavo. 158 pages, 56 photographs, illustrations. Signed by L.N. Sikes and Bob Grey. Laid in is a photograph of L.N. Sikes taken by Bob Grey and signed on the back: "L.N. Sikes, DeQueen, Ark." Also laid in is a two page advance description of..... More
New York; (1950): William Sloane Associates Publ. Octavo. 198pp. Text. Illustrated by Tom Lea, with an introduction by J. Frank Dobie and typography by Carl Hertzog. Siringo first book published in 1885 was so popular it was reprinted over ad over, more than a million copies of its various editions..... More
Np[Fort Worth, TX,] (2001): Bunkhouse Press. Limited Edfition. Octavo. Bookplate: Number 25 of 100 autographed collector's copies presented to Sharon and Joe Beeler, May 15, 2001. Additionally inscribed: "Joe and Sharon, Thanks for being my special friends. You have added greatly to my life. I love you. Joe Steagall, 5/15/2001..... More
(Helena, Montana: Stoecklein Publishing, 1999.). Limited Edition. Quarto. 299 pages. An Exclusive Limited Edition #313 of 500 copies, boldly signed by Stoecklein on the front endpaper. David R. Stoecklein's stunning color photographs are accompanied by Buster McLaury's text on the history of the horse in North America with descriptions of..... More
(Helena, Montana, 1998): Stoecklein Publishing. First Edition. Oblong Quarto. Signed by Stoecklein. 175 pages. One of the scarcest works of David R. Stoecklein. His standard was to get the cowboy right. What Charley Russell did in sketches and painting and later Jay Dusard did on the North American Cowboy, Stoecklein..... More