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Table of Contents Themes............................................................................................................1-72 Cowboys and the Wild West........................................................................................................... 1-72 New for 2018.......................................................................................................................................................... 1-8 Backlist Titles........................................................................................................................................................9-51 Music and DVD's................................................................................................................................................ 52-61 Posters, Prints, Greeting Cards......................................................................................................................... 62-69 Games and Puzzles.............................................................................................................................................70-71 Edibles.....................................................................................................................................................................72 Price & Product Availability Subject to Change Without Notice Themes Cowboys and the Wild West, New for 2018 101 Things to Do A Night on the Back Page: The with a Dutch Oven Range Best Of Baxter Dutch oven cooking has The cowboy life isn't easy. Black From Western long been popular out But Cole knows it's the Horseman Revised West, but when people only life for him. In what nationwide find out just other profession does a For many years, Western how easy and delicious hard day's work lead Horseman readers have Dutch oven cooking is, directly to campfires and begun their journeys they'll be scrambling to log pillows? In this story of Western dreaming, a boy through each issue by, get one! Whether used and his faithful dog leave indoor comforts behind for strangely enough, starting outside with charcoal their first sleep-out under the stars. But when the sun at the back. That's briquettes or inside the goes down, how's a wide-eyed cowpoke to handle his because the back page regular kitchen oven, Dutch ovens provide a stable, first run-in with bandits, bears, and worse? has been occupied by the humorous ramblings of even cooking temperature, easy clean up one-dish... America's best-selling comedic veterinarian, Baxter... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP GSP685785S Books $5.69 $9.99 CHR812829S Books $5.29 $9.99 NBN164785S Books $11.63 $21.95 Badasses of the Old Billy the Kid Classic Westerns West: True Stories Cookbook: A (Leather-bound Badasses of the Old West Fanciful Look at the Classics) brings together thirty-six Recipes and As the American West tales of the worst (and Folkore from Billy opened up to settlers after best) robbers, rustlers, the Civil War, people were and bandits who shaped the Kid Country eager for tales of great the history of the Wild Southwestern recipes with adventures, endless West in one compelling a flair for the dramatic! possibilities, and the volume. From the famous, such as Billy the Kid and the More than 100 tempting pioneering spirit. Classic Wild Bunch, to the lesser-known but still colorful and recipes combined with Westerns is a collection of wicked Charles Brown and Bud Stevens. history, legends and six novels that captured folklore from Billy the Kid... this sense of exploration... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP NBN275466S Books $8.98 $16.95 PPU559032S Books $6.02 $10.95 IPS412097H Books $13.74 $24.99 Cowboy Boots Cowboy Cookbook Cowboy A collectible and fun little Cowboy and western Curmudgeon and book on America's most favorites! A great Other Poems fashionable footwear, combination of historic Wally McRae is a classic Cowboy Boots is a close and new recipes. Try Bar-B among today's cowboy up look at the veritable French Toast, Ranch Style poets. He recites his trunk show of some of the Eggs, Chile con Carne, poems regularly on a most impressive cowboy Refried Beans, Rancher's syndicated television boot designs from the Beef Stroganoff, program, "The West," and most prestigious and famed bootmakers in the world, Sourdough Cornbread, often is a featured and is small and handy enough to carry with you when Spoon Bread and many performer at the annual you're shopping for that next pair! From detail shots of more! Includes cowboy Cowboy Poetry Gathering stitching, to a focus on the design elements like trivia. in Elko. He has performed... flowers, steer heads, horses, crosses, initials, hearts,... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP GSP685522S Books $9.11 $15.99 PPU559096S Books $6.02 $10.95 GSP905463S Books $9.66 $16.95 1 Themes Cowboys and the Wild West, New for 2018 - Continued Cowboy Hat Book, Cowboy Poetry: A Cowboys The Gathering In the frontier of Colorado Revised to include This collection of poems in 1903, Frank Sherman presidential hats, new was chosen from among had a photography studio celebrity hats, and a fully 10, 000 gathered from and souvenir shop in updated resource listing of cowboy reciters, ranch Colorado Springs. he custom hatters. The poets and from a library of decided that he needed Cowboy Hat Book features over 200 published works more postcards to sell to the tourists, so he visited his an impressive array of of cowboy verse. One brothers who worked at the Holt Livestock Co., in cowboy hats, showcasing third of the poems are Hugo, Colorado. He packed up his gear and went to the wide variety of styles, classics that have proven photograph the cattle roundup.His timing was colors, and fabrics used to create the cowboy hat, now their vitality by having fortuitous. Just before the roundup was to start, word a symbol of America and western culture that is lived in the hearts and came that President Theodore Roosevelt would be recognized all over the world. Beginning with a brief... minds of cowboys and... stopping in Hugo on his western trip. Frank Sherman... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP GSP685258S Books $11.39 $19.99 GSP905208S Books $6.81 $11.95 SCP740436S Books $10.97 $19.95 Cowgirl Poetry : One Cowgirls: Early Cowgirls: Stories Of Hundred Years of Images and Trick Riders, Ridin' and Rhymin' Collectibles From Jo Monaghan, the The heart and soul of the The saga of the American Southern-belle-debutant West is seen through the cowgirl, unlike that of the turned Idaho eyes of its women--cowgirl cowboy, is not well- cattlewoman, to Fanny poets writing about jinglin' chronicled, but their Sperry Steele, the Bucking the horses home, history is as appealing as Horse Champion of the haymakin' time, cowboy it is colorful. The First World, the Wild West was courtin', livin' free, and July Ladies from the Great populated with untamed women who worked and thunderstorms, among American West live again played as men did in the saddles of their favorite other things close to a in this comprehensive pictorial chronicle. Many of the bucking broncos. This book brings together their cowgirl's heart. And, of... photos are printed here for the first time. Detailed... stories, including their own thoughts about being cowgirls, and archival art that celebrates the Western... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP GSP685016S Books $6.24 $10.95 SCP740646S Books $13.72 $24.95 NBN275535S Books $6.86 $12.95 Entertaining Favorite Horses Food for Life: Women: Actresses, Stickers Prairies Dancers, and These handsome horses A fundamental look at a Singers in the Old will look great wherever common food chain on the they're posing — on prairie, starting with the West school projects, mirrors, widespread bluestem The Gold Rush West was windows, and other flat grass, ending with the dotted with mining surfaces. The colorful, badger, and introducing boomtowns and bustling realistically drawn sticker various animals in new cities that sprang up illustrations depict a pinto, between. overnight around strikes. a Missouri fox trotter, a Fortunes were made and Clydesdale, an Arabian, a lost daily, lawlessness was mustang, a palomino, and commonplace, and gambling dens, saloons, brothels,... ten other high-spirted animals. To enjoy using the... Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP Item # Media Type WSL SRP NBN224733S Books $8.98 $16.95 DOP644104S Books $1.09 $1.99 CHR832104S Books $5.29 $9.99 2 Themes Cowboys and the Wild West, New for 2018 - Continued Fort Laramie: Frontier Justice in Fun with Horses Military Bastion of the Wild West Stencils the High Plains ( Frontier Justice highlights Kids who love horses will Softcover ) eighteen crimes and have hours of fun with the subsequent punishments brightly colored pre-cut Of all the U.S. Army posts of the most interesting, stencils in this appealing in the West, none controversial, and unusual collection. Six sturdy witnessed more history executions from an era designs depict "man's than Fort Laramie, when hangings and second-best friend" positioned where the shootings were a legal engaged in a variety of northern Great Plains join means of capital equine activities: running, the Rocky Mountains. punishment. Learn about grazing, leaping, and From its beginnings as a the bungled hanging of trotting. Ready to help decorate bulletin boards, trading post in 1834 to its..
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