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VOICE OF THE MEXICAN BORDER. February-March 1934.

By: N/A

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Marfa, O.L. Shipman: 1934

Seller ID: 015935

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Very Good

Articles on the Boundary Survey, Yaqui indians, Lost Guadalupe gold mine, Lone Red Murder Yearling of West Texas, History of Presidio county by Gregg, Early West Texas Cattle & Horse brands.
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VOICE OF THE MEXICAN BORDER. November 1933. John Nance Garner issue.

By: N/A

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Marfa, O.L. Shipman: 1933

Seller ID: 017621

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Very Good

Articles by Jack Shipman, Warren J. Hunter, others about Indians, Texas Rangers (Lt. Charles Nevill, Capt. H.J. Richarz). Ranchers and cowboys. Some staining due to water.
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A HISTORY OF ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS.

By: Baker, J.W.

Price: $60.00

Publisher: Waco, Texian Press: 1970

Seller ID: 021876

Binding: Cloth

Condition: Near Fine

Green cloth w/gilt lettering on spine, 571 pp., many photos, index. No d.j., name blacked out inside front cover. Appears to be SIGNED by author on Acknowledgements page. Early settlement on the Brazos River starting in the 1820's.
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THE INDIANS OF TEXAS IN 1830.

By: Berlandier, Jean Louis.

Price: $75.00

Publisher: Wash. D.C., Smithsonian Institiution: 1969

Seller ID: 021927

Condition: Fine

D.j. (some wear), 209 pp., many plates - color and b/w, index. Berlandier's observations of Indian tribes and the plants and animals of early Texas in 1828. Translated from French. Edited & introd. by John C. Ewers.
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SHELBY AND HIS MEN; or, the War in the West.

By: Edwards, John N.

Price: $250.00

Publisher: Cincinnatti, Miami Printing & Publishing Co.: 1867

Seller ID: 013655

Binding: Cloth

Condition: Very Good+

Original brown/black cloth worn on corners & edges. 551 pp., foldout map. A nice copy of the first edition. Mylar cover. History of Shelby's (CSA) Missouri Cavalry Division in the west (Missouri, Arkansas, Texas) during the Civil War.
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WOMEN ON THE CATTLE TRAIL and in the Roundup.

By: King, Evelyn.

Price: $35.00

Publisher: Bryan, Brazos Corral/Westerners: 1983

Seller ID: 021946

Binding: Wrs.

Condition: Fine

Stiff illus. paper covers, (cover illus. by Cisneros), 21 pp. Ltd. 550c, SIGNED. Excellent item on women on the trail and in the cattle business. Short bibliography of books and articles on the subject.
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WHO WAS HULEN? An Attempt to Find the Origin of Street Names in Fort Worth.

By: Magnus, Werner.

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Ft.Worth, Bill Hanson Printing: 1990

Seller ID: 021836

Binding: Wrs,

Condition: Fine

Stiff white paper covers w/black lettering, 158 pp. with 21 photos. SIGNED. Very interesting Fort Worth item. Major Gen. Hulen was Commander of the Texas Natl. Guard & the 36th Infantry Division in WW I, and later Vice President of the Fort Worth & Denver Railroad Co.
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THE EARPS OF TOMBSTONE.

By: Martin, Douglas D.

Price: $20.00

Publisher: Tombstone, Tombstone Epitaph: 1959

Seller ID: 002110

Binding: Wrs.

Condition: Very Good

A collection of excerpts from the Epitaph from 1880-81-82, as told by the newspapers early editors. Much on the Earps. Full account of the O K Corral fight.
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RETURN TO THE HEARTLAND. Reminiscences of Texas Books & Book People.

By: Powell, Lawrence Clark.

Price: $15.00

Publisher: Dallas, SMU: 1987

Seller ID: 002478

Binding: Wrs.

Condition: Fine

DeGolyer Library Keepsake #2. Ltd. 500c. Printed by W. Thomas Taylor in Austin. Powell's reminiscences of DeGolyer, Ransom, Dobie, Hertzog, Jake Zietlin, and other Texas book people.
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VILLA INVADES THE U.S. Bandits Burn and Kill in Columbus.

By: Santa Fe New Mexican.

Price: $15.00

Publisher: El Paso, Bravo Press:

Seller ID: 009690

Binding: Newspaper

Condition: Fine

n.d. Reprint of front pages of the Santa Fe New Mexican on Villa's raid of Columbus on March 9 through March 18, 1916. Very interesting newspaper accounts of Villa's raid and the following days.
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FORMAL OPENING OF THE SIMS LIBRARY AND LYCEUM; 36TH ANNIVERSARY OF TRINITY UNIVERSITY...

By: Sims Library & Trinity University.

Price: $50.00

Publisher: Waxahachie, Trinity Univ. & Sims Library: 1905

Seller ID: 021899

Binding: Paper

Condition: Good

Paper covers w/pictures of Sims Library & Trinity Univ. building on cover w/DEDICATION INAUGURATION in letters & 1905 on back cover (covers are detached & front cover has red & white ribbon pinned to it), 8 pp. Title page, Trinity inauguration of A.E. Turner as President programme, Opening of Sims Library program w/history of the founding of the Library, a page of history of Trinity University, a 2 page biography of Capt. W. H. Getzendaner who donated the library land, a short biography of President Turner, & one page history of Ellis County. Unique historical piece on Waxahachie.
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TEN TEXAS FEUDS.

By: Sonnichsen, C.L.

Price: $90.00

Publisher: Albuquerque, U. Of N.M. Press: 1957

Seller ID: 003576

Condition: Fine

248 pp., Index. An excellent book on the great Texas feuds. D.j. spine slightly faded. Guns #2069- info. on Jim Miller, John Wesley Hardin, John Selman, others. Nicely iINSCRIBED BY CLS to Francis Fugate.
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FOUR YEARS UNDER MARSE ROBERT.

By: Stiles, Major Robert.

Price: $40.00

Publisher: N.Y. & Wash., Neale: 1903

Seller ID: 021059

Binding: Cloth

Condition: Very Good

Rebound in gray cloth, new endpapers, 368 pp., frontis. Stiles joined the Richmond Howitzers in 1861 & his account of his war experiences is a classic Confederate book. One of the best of the Neale publications.
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J.FRANK DOBIE. The Makings of an Ample Mind.

By: Tinkle, Lon.

Price: $75.00

Publisher: Austin, Encino Press: 1968

Seller ID: 021929

Binding: Cloth & bds.

Condition: Very Good

Black cloth spine (faded) & gray bds. w/paisano illus., gray cardboard slipcase with paper label, 57 pp. (a few uncut), photos. #164/850c, SIGNED by Tinkle & errata sheet SIGNED by Wm. Wittliff, publlsiher. Tinkle's reminiscences of Dobie, author, artist, and folklorist. The story of a truly remarkable man.
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THE O.K. CORRAL INQUEST.

By: Turner, Alford E., Ed. By.

Price: $45.00

Publisher: Coll. Sta., Creative Pub.: 1981

Seller ID: 021883

Condition: As New

D.j., 255 pp., photos, illus., index. One of the primary sources regarding the inquest hearing after the Oct. 26, 1881, O.K. Corral streetfight in Tombstone.
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OUT OUR WAY.

By: Williams, J.R.

Price: $250.00

Publisher: N. Y., Charles Scribner's Sons: 1943

Seller ID: 008658

Condition: Very Good

(Unpaginated) Approximately 125 pp. with Williams' cartoons on every page. The d.j. is chipped on the edges and missing a small piece (.5") on the backstrip. Some soil. Contents are near fine but name on fly and some browning on endpapers. Both spine ends worn. Overall a pretty nice copy.
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THE OPENING SESSION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL CATTLE GROWERS' CONVENTION.

By: Wilson, Mrs. Augustus.

Price: $20.00

Publisher: Bryan, 1970

Seller ID: 009884

Binding: Wrs.

Condition: Fine

Ports. Reprint of rare 1885 article in Parson's Memorial Hist. Magazine. Contains some biographical sketches & ports. of prominent cattlemen attending the convention. Ltd. 400c. Reese 120 #113-note.
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Category: Cat 178