LAWMEN AND OUTLAWS
Clum, John P. IT
ALL HAPPENED IN
TOMBSTONE. Reprinted from Arizona
Historical Review, October 1929, With a foreword and annotations by John D.
Gilchriese. Northland Press:
Flagstaff
,
Arizona
, 1965, 1st separate printing. Original
red and black cloth binding; gold print on spine; 45 pages.
Fine in near fine dust jacket. Price: $75.00
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Wellman, Paul I. A
DYNASTY OF WESTERN OUTLAWS. A
Saga of the Infamous Gunmen who from Quantrill’s Raiders to Pretty Boy Floyd
Terrorized the West for a Century. Illustrated
by Lorence Bjorklund. Doubleday
& Company: Garden City,
New York, 1961, 1st edition. Original
beige cloth binding with red print spine; 384 pages; illustrated.
Fine in near fine dust jacket. Price:
$60.00
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O’Neal, Bill. ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF WESTERN GUN-FIGHTERS.
University
of
Oklahoma Press: Norman, 1979, 1st edition. Original
red hardcover binding; 386 pages; illustrated.
Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Price: $60.00
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Ball, Larry D. THE
UNITED STATES MARSHALS OF
NEW MEXICO
AND ARIZONA
TERRITORIES, 1846 – 1912.
University
of
New Mexico Press
:
Albuquerque, 1978, first edition. Original
brown cloth binding; 315 pages, illustrated.
Fine in fine dust jacket. PRICE: $100.00
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Myers, John Myers. DOC
HOLLIDAY. Little, Brown and
Company:
Boston
,
Toronto, 1955, 1st edition. Original
brown cloth binding; 287 pages. Very
good plus in very good plus dust jacket. Price:
$45.00
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WILD BILL HICKOK - PEACEMAKER
by Joseph G. Rosa
Reprinted from Volume I of The Prairie Scout, Kansas Corral
of Westerners. Circa 1969. Original printed wrappers; 21 pages;
illustrated. Very good plus condition.
Price:
$25.95
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NO
TEARS FOR BLACK JACK KETCHUM, by F. Stanley. World
Press, Inc., Denver, Colorado, 1958. No. 16 of 500 copies. Inscribed
by F. Stanley. Book is in its original black wrappers; square-bound; 148
pages. Condition: very good plus to near fine; spine is solid, tight;
pages are bright and clean; there is, however, some off-setting on the title
page. Black Jack Ketchum was executed for attempting to hold up a
C.&S. train in New Mexico, but that was just part of dastardly career.
Price:
$125.00
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LIFE
OF TOM HORN, Government
Scout and Interpreter, Written by Himself, together with his letters and
statements by His Friends, A Vindication. Thirteen full-page
illustrations. Published (for John C. Coble) by The Louthan Book Company,
Denver, 1904. Printed by the Smith-Brooks Printing Company. Cover
design by John Ohnimus. Book is in its original stiff wraps; original
front cover illustration; square-bound; 317 pages. Book is very good plus
condition: spine is strong, but very lightly sunned; thin crease on front cover;
otherwise no other significant flaws; pages are clean and bright. No
inscriptions on flyleafs. Bookplate of Robert B. Horn on inner side of
front cover. Price: $450.00
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Paine, Lauran. TOM HORN: MAN OF THE WEST. Barre
Publishing Company, Barre, Massachusetts, 1963, first American edition.
Original brown cloth binding with black print on spine; 186 pages; dust
jacket. Overall condition: book is in near condition; dust jacket is very
good plus, price-clipped and very light sunning to spine. Price:
$50.00
Shackleford, William Yancey. GUN-FIGHTERS OF THE OLD WEST,
Haldeman-Julius Publications, Girard, Kansas, 1943. Publication is in its
original gray printed wrappers; 24 pages; no illustrations. Condition:
very good plus. Price:
$35.00
Stanley, F. DESPERADOES OF NEW MEXICO,
1953, first limited edition (#207 of 800), in dust jacket. Printed by The
World Press, Inc., Denver, Colorado. Price:
$150.00
(See New Mexico page)
Walters, Lorenzo D. TOMBSTONE'S YESTERDAYS: True Chronicles of Early
Arizona, with illustrations. Acme Printing
Co.: Tucson, Arizona, 1928, first edition. Price:
$250.00 (See ARIZONA page)
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