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Catalog 266: Western Americana

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1. Allen, T.D. NAVAHOS HAVE FIVE FINGERS. Norman: U Oklahoma Press, (1965). Second printing. pp: xiv, 249; 12 full-page photographs, foldout map. Bound in red cloth, gilt spine lettering. 9.25" x 6" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#037758) $20.00

2. Along...sheet music. ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL: Words and music by Larry Markes, Dick Charles, Eddie DeLange. NY: Leeds Music, 1945. Early edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Ev'ry day along about ev'nin', When the sunlight's beginnin' to fail, I ride through the slumberin' shadows Along the Navajo Trail...." Key of Eb. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters, featured on the cover, recorded this song on Decca record #23437. (#034692) $10.00

3. American Cowboy. SEPIATONE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPH OF A COWBOY IN FULL REGALIA: sheepskin chaps, ten-gallon hat, vest, bandanna, pistol belt, holster and pistol, and holding a small whip. s.l.: s.n., 1880. Original photograph. Original photograph, 6.75" x 4.5". Photographer unknown. Signed in ink on the verso: "Philip Yale Derr / Mch 15 - 80." Minor creases. Very Good. [We find a Philip Derr (1815-1895) buried at Fairview Cemetery in Salida, Colorado, who may or may not be the man in this photograph.] (#036938) $85.00

4. American Music, publisher. COWBOY BALLADS: Folio No. 4. Portland, OR: American Music, 1940. First Edition. pp: 48, (2). Contains words and music to 20 cowboy songs as sung by Tex Owens, "Radio's Original Texas Ranger." Titles include: Lonesome Cowboy; Arizona Moon; My Texas Rose; Ridin' in the Rockies; Dear Hills of Texas; and 15 more. 12.25" x 9.25" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Tex Owens appears on the cover. (#BOOKS017786I) $20.00

5. American Music, publisher. SONGS OF THE SADDLE, No. 3: 20 New Popular Favorites. Complete with Words and Music, Guitar, Ukulele & Banjo Chords. Portland, Oregon: American Music, 1942. First Edition. 50pp. Contains words and music to 22 songs, including: Give Me A Girl from the Golden West; I'd Love to Be A Cowboy; Dreaming Along the Sleepy Rio Grande; On the Spring Creek Trail; Colorado Round-up Days; Over the Hills of Texas; The Cowgirl's Prayer; and 15 more. Light wear along spine. 12" x 9" Good +. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover is an inset photo-portrait of Chill Wills, surrounded by drawings of cowboys on bucking broncos. (#032942) $20.00

6. American Music, publisher . COWBOY BALLADS: Folio No. 1. Portland, Oregon: American Music, 1939. First Edition. pp: 48, (2). Contains words and music to 20 songs, including: When It's Roundup Time On The Range; On An Old Ranch Home In Arizona; Bury Me Up On The Mountain; My Ranch On The Colorado; and 16 more. Spine preserved with cloth by prior owner. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. The cover depicts cowboys singing around a campfire at night, with an inset photo of Tex Ritter in western gear and gunbelt as he appeared in a Monogram Pictures movie. (#034651) $20.00

7. Applegate, Jesse A. & Lavinia Honeyman Porter. WESTWARD JOURNEYS: Memoirs of...who Traveled the Overland Trail. Edited by Martin Ridge. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1989. First edition thus. pp: lxiii, 416, index; 34 plates (some in color), double-page map. Applegate tells of his family's journey to Oregon in 1843 when he was eight years old. Lavinia Porter relates her experiences as a young wife and mother on the trail to Denver in 1860, and later on to California. 6.75" x 4.25" Fine. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS008528I) $20.00

8. Archer, Lou Ella. CANYON SHADOWS: Illustrated by Lillian Wilhelm Smith. Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Press, (1931). First Edition. pp: 33, (1); complete with 7 color plates, b&w vignettes on text pages. Bound in tan hopsacking, brown lettering, color plate mounted on cover. 8" x 10.25" Very Good. Pictorial Cloth. Watercolors and poems celebrate the canyons of Arizona and southern Utah. (#037682) $50.00

9. Argall, Phyllis. THE TRUTH ABOUT JESSE JAMES: A post mortem presentation of little known facts about a famous American character. Sullivan, Missouri: Lester B. Dill & Rudy Turilli, 1953. First Edition. 28pp; frontispiece portrait and six full-page illus from photographs. Tan wrappers, cover title in brown. 8" x 6" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 71: "This little book upholds the claim that J. Frank Dalton was the real Jesse James, but the author advances no conclusive proof." (#037013) $25.00

10. Arizona. PROHIBITION LAWS, FEDERAL AND STATE, IN FORCE IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA. Compiled and issued by Wiley E. Jones, Attorney General of Arizona. July 1, 1919. Phoenix, Arizona: Quality Press, 1919. First Edition. 10pp. Bound in printed green wrappers. Removed from a nonce volume, with three small stab holes in spine. 8.75" x 5.75" Very Good. Original Wrappers. [WorldCat locates five holdings: NYPL, LC, U Arizona, Arizona State Library, Arizona State U.] (#038032) $40.00

11. Autry, Gene. SONGS GENE AUTRY SINGS: Compiled by Gene Autry. Arranged by Nathan Scott. Hollywood: Western Music, 1942. First Edition. 51pp; 10 pp illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 17 western songs, most of which Gene Autry co- authored, and a brief autobiography. 11.75" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Titles include: Back In The Saddle Again; Good Old Fashioned Hoe-Down; Ole Peaceful River; Under Fiesta Stars; and 13 more. (#BOOKS014177I) $25.00

12. Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin. STORIES FROM AN INDIAN CAVE: The Cherokee Cave Builders. Illustrated by Joseph Eugene Dash. Junior Press Books. Chicago: Albert Whitman & Co., 1935. Fifth Printing. 217pp; frontispiece and 21 other full-page, duotone illustrations, with vignettes in the text. Bound in green cloth, pictorial cover label, pictorial endpapers. 9.25" x 6" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#037769) $40.00

13. Balthasar, Juan Antonio. FATHER BALTHASAR VISITS THE SINALOA MISSIONS, 1744-1745: Printed for Frederick W. Beinecke, Christmas, 1959. s.l.: Printed for F.W. Beinecke, 1959. Limited Edition. 14pp. String-tied red wrappers, printed cover label. Translated by Jerry Patterson, this is one of 300 copies only. 9" x 5.75" Fine. Original Wrappers. Preface by Archibald Hanna. (#036671) $20.00

14. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. TRAVEL ROUTES AND FARES TO THE WEST -- Summer 1930: California, Colorado, The Southwest, National Parks, Pacific Northwest. Baltimore, MD: Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 1930. First Edition. Broadsheet, 12.5" x 24", folds to pocket size. The verso contains a Rand McNally map of the B&O rail lines. The recto on green stock includes travel information, fares, brief descriptions of destinations, and 19 illustrations from photographs. Fine. Printed self-wrappers. (#036359) $35.00

15. Bancroft, Caroline. AUGUSTA TABOR: HER SIDE OF THE SCANDAL. Denver: Bancroft Books, 1961. Third Edition. 16pp; illus from photographs. This biography of millionaire George Tabor's wife traces their marriage from early days in poverty. It tells of their migration from Kansas to Colorado and Augusta's ambitious business life there, through Tabor's silver strikes, his eventual scandalous divorce from Augusta to marry "Baby Doe" who became the "Silver Queen" of the 1880s, and Augusta's life after the divorce. 8.5" x 5.5" Very Good. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS009486I) $7.50

16. Bancroft, Caroline. TABOR'S MATCHLESS MINE AND LUSTY LEADVILLE. Denver, CO: Bancroft Booklets, 1960. Revised Edition. 24pp; illus from photographs. Tabor's mine at Leadville produced silver even after other mines had played out. This work includes a brief history of Leadville. 8.5" x 5.5" Very Good. Original Wraps. (#BOOKS009493I) $7.50

17. Beal, Merrill D. THE STORY OF MAN IN YELLOWSTONE. Yellowstone Park, Wyoming: Yellowstone Library & Museum, 1956. Revised Edition. 320pp, index; 12 plates, maps, text illus. The Yellowstone Park naturalist offers a history of the area from its early 19th- century discovery by John Colter to 1960. 7.75" x 5.25" Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket. Decorative Cloth. This example is signed at the top of the title-page by Merrill D. Beal. (#BOOKS012628I) $25.00

18. Beatty, Willard W. INDIANS YESTERDAY AND TODAY: Information Pamphlet. Lawrence, Kansas: United States Indian Service, 1950. Second printing. 76pp; 20 plates from photographs, other illus in text. 9.75" x 6.75" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wraps. (#035994) $10.00

19. Benson, Lyman. THE CACTI OF ARIZONA. Line Drawings by Lucretia Breazeale Hamilton. Tucson: U Arizona Press, (1950). Second Edition. pp: xiii, 134; 29 plates from photographs (some color), 33 text drawings, five tables. Tipped in at the front is an eight-page index to this book, compiled by Walter S. Phillips. Bound in tan cloth. On the front pastedown is a small silver & black label of the Aztec Studio Shop. 9.25" x 6" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#037757) $25.00

20. Blue Ranger...sheet music. BLUE RANGER. Music by Tom Gindhart. Words by Jack Howard. [Sung by the] Santa Fe Trail Blazers. Philadelphia: Jack Howard, 1946. Second Edition. Pictorial covers and contents in very good condition. 12" x 9.25" 4pp In part: "The stars shine down on me only. The moon is pale I search in vain for love on the lonely trail. I'm a Blue Ranger But my heart's in danger. Would you bide awhile, or ride a mile along with me. On the lone Prairie, things were so contrary." Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS017852I) $10.00

21. Blumenfeld, Larry. THE WESTERN AND FRONTIER FICTION OF ZANE GREY (PART I): "Council Fires...for Western Americana Enthusiasts," Vol 5, No 1. Tubac, Arizona: Blumenfeld & Associates , 1995. First Edition. Corner-stapled and in very good condition. 11" x 8.5" 20pp Bookseller catalog, praising the work of Zane Grey and offering 32 of his first editions, along with Elmore Leonard books, etc. First Edition. Binding is self-wraps. Soft cover. (#BOOKS018704I) $7.50

22. Boyd, Bill. BILL BOYD SONG BOOK: Cowboy Songs, Home Songs, Western Songs, Mountain Songs. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1944. First Edition. 96pp; 25 candid photo-illus of Bill Boyd as a western movie star and songwriter. Contains words and music to 86 songs, written or co-authored, and sung by Bill Boyd, including: Colorado Moon Calls; Cry Away Your Blues; Empty Mail-box Blues; High Cotton Blues; Ida, from Idaho; Mountain Jive; Old Guitar; Rainbow Canyon; The Watermelon Man; and 77 more. 11.75" x 8.75" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#034880) $25.00

23. Britt, Elton. ELTON BRITT'S COLLECTION OF FAMOUS RECORDED SONGS: Including "There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere," Bluebird Record No. 8-9000. Book 1. Edited, compiled and arranged by Shelby Darnell. NY: Bob Miller, 1943. First Edition. 34pp. Contains a foreword about Britt and his career, along with words and music to 14 songs, including: Buddy Boy; Driftwood on the River; Missouri Joe; Pinto Pal; Rocky Mountain Lullaby; and nine more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. The cover features a photo of Elton Britt in an embroidered jacket and cowboy hat. (#034668) $30.00

24. Brophy, Frank Cullen. ARIZONA SKETCH BOOK: Fifty Historical Sketches. Phoenix: Arizona-Messenger Printing, 1952. First Edition. pp: xi, 310, index; 19 plates, endpaper maps. Very Good. Original Cloth. Subjects of the word-sketches include the Mormon Battalion, the Apache Kid, etc. [Adams, Rampaging Herd #335 and Six-Guns #288.] (#BOOKS008068I) $10.00

25. Burchell, R.A. BRITISH TRAVELLERS REPORT ON THE WHITE CONQUEST OF THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI WEST, 1865-1905 [signed]. London: British Library, 1993. First Edition. 23pp. This is a presentation copy, inscribed and signed by the author (as Bob) on the cover. 8.25" x 5.75" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. (#BOOKS017692I) $12.50

26. Bury me...sheet music. BURY ME OUT ON THE PRAIRIE. Arranged by Nick Manoloff. Chicago: Calumet Music, 1935. First edition thus. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Now, I've got no use for the women, A true one may seldom be found, They use a man for his money, When it's gone they'll turn him down...." 12" x 9" Good +. Pictorial Cover. The cover features a group portrait of "The Westerners" (Massey Family), known later as Louise Massey & The Westerners. (#032824) $12.50

27. California, Coachella Valley. COACHELLA VALLEY DESERT TRAILS: The Salton Sea Saga and The Romance and Sex Life of the Date. By E.F. Shields. Indio, CA: Shields Date Gardens, 1957. 16th edition. 40pp; 9 maps, illus from photographs. Describes five automobile tours of the Coachella Valley area of the great Colorado Desert of California, with date-growing info. 8.5" x 5.5" Fine. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS013947I) $10.00

28. California, Riverside. SOUVENIR OF RIVERSIDE AND VICINITY, CAL. HOME OF THE ORANGE [cover title]. . Columbus, Ohio: Ward Bros., 1888. First Edition. Contains 15 plates of views in leporello (accordion-fold) format. Based on photographs, the views include: Riverside, San Bernardino County, Cal. Looking North from Pachapa Mts.; Riverside, Looking East from Rubidoux Mts.; Santa Anna River; Riverside Orange Grove and Vineyard Tracts; Irrigating Flume; Raisin Vineyard; Magnolia Avenue; P.K. Klinefelter's Residence; O.T. Johnston's Residence; Riverside Park; Howell's Hotel; &c. Twelve views are full-page, and the other three have two views each. Tipped in the back is a seven-page booklet, "Riverside and Vicinity," dated 1887. Cloth-backed decorative boards, stamped in gilt and black; minor rubbing to edges of the boards. 6" x 3.75" Very Good. Decorated Boards. (#037902) $250.00

29. Carson, Jenny Lou. JENNY LOU CARSON SONG BOOK: Deluxe Edition. Western Songs, Cowboy Songs, Home Songs, Mountain Songs. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1943. First Edition. 96pp; 6pp illus from photographs. Contains lyrics, melody lines, piano accompaniment, chord symbol & frames to 85 songs, most written by Jenny Lou Carson. Titles include: Cactus Bill; I Left My Heart in Texas; I'm Going Back West; My Brown Eyed Texas Jane; Roll on Prairie Moon; When the Sun Goes Down in Laredo; and 79 more. 12" x 9". Fine. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS021055I) $30.00

30. Carson, Shorty and others. THE RANCH BOYS' SONGS OF THE PLAINS. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1939. First Edition. 96pp; 62 illus from photographs and drawings. Contains words and music to 84 songs performed by The Ranch Boys, including: A Cowboy's Day; Cactus Bill; Colorado Stars; In My Cabin in the Carolines; The Old Gruyo; Pike River Ford; Texas Rose; When the Sagebrush Blooms Again in Old Wyoming; and 76 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. The pictorial cover includes photos of The Ranch Boys: Shorty Carson, Jack Ross, and Curley Bradley. (#BOOKS018014I) $35.00

31. Carter, Wilf (Montana Slim). MONTANA SLIM -- SONGS OF THE PLAINS AND ROCKIES: 35 Songs Written, Composed and Sung by Wilf Carter. NY: Southern Music, 1938. First Edition. 64pp. Contains words and music to 35 Wilf Carter songs, including: Yodeling Cowboy; Yodeling Cowgirl; My Old Montana Home; When It's Roundup Time In Sunny Old Alberta; Old Alberta Plains; and 30 more. Spine preserved with cloth by prior owner. 11.75" x 8.75" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover is a photo of Montana Slim (1904-1996) with his guitar, lighting a cigarette. Inset are two other photos: range cattle, and Montana Slim on a parade wagon. (#035024) $35.00

32. Cather, Willa. OBSCURE DESTINIES: Three New Stories of the West. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1932. First Trade Edition. pp: (vi), 230, colophon. Bound in green cloth, cover and spine labels in black and orange on blue stock, in the original (lightly chipped, price-clipped by the publisher) dust wrapper. Small signature of prior owner on front pastedown endpaper. 7.75" x 5.25" Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket. Original Cloth.Contains three western stories: Neighbour Rosicky, Old Mrs. Harris, Two Friends. (#037743) $250.00

33. Cattle...sheet music. THE CATTLE CALL: Words & Music by Tex Owens. Chicago: Forster Music, 1943. Professional Edition. 2pp printed side by side, words and music, in part: "The cattle are prowlin' And coyotes are howlin' Way out where the doggies bawl...." 11.5" x 9" Very Good. Printed self-wrappers. (#036498) $10.00

34. Chart Music, publisher. HAYRIDE JAMBOREE BARN DANCE ALBUM . Chicago: Chart Music, 1946. First Edition. 50pp. Contains words and music to 27 songs, including: Cowgirl Fat (And Her Ten Gallon Hat); Give Me A Saddle And Pony; I Got The Ranch House Blues; In Old San Angelo; They Grow 'em Big In Texas; Twenty-One Froggies; When I Roller Skate With Kate; and 20 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. The cover includes photos of five performers of the day: Rosalie Allen, Johnny Bond, Bob Atcher, Eddie Dean, and Wiley Walker & Gene Sullivan.. (#035664) $25.00

35. Clark, Kenneth S., editor. THE HAPPY COWBOY: Sings and Plays Songs of Pioneer Days. NY: Paull-Pioneer Music, 1934. First Edition. 64pp; 6 illus from photographs. Begins with a foreword on western folklore and cowboy songs. Contains words and music to 54 songs, including: After the Roundup; Cowboys' New Year's Dance; I'd Like to Be in Texas; Jim Oxford and His Salt Creek Girl; Song of the Slash Slash Eleven; Texas Rangers; etc. 10" x 7" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. The cover photo shows happy cowboys sitting outside the bunkhouse, strumming guitars, as a cook looks on from a doorway. The photos inside show cowboys at work on the range. (#BOOKS014284I) $30.00

36. Clauser, Al. AL CLAUSER AND HIS OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS' COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL SONGS OF THE WEST, No. 2. Portland, OR: American Music, 1939. First Edition. 50pp; one illus from photograph. Contains words and music to 20 cowboy songs, including: Texas Short, the Kid; Arizona Bill; Whoa, Mule, Whoa; I'm Headin' for Old New Mexico; Little Pinewood Home; and 15 more. Archival repair to spine. 12.25" x 9.25" Good . Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS017800I) $30.00

37. Clauser, Al. AL CLAUSER AND HIS OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS' FOLIO OF ORIGINAL SONGS, No. 3. Portland, OR: American Music, 1941. First Edition. 46pp; few illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 20 cowboy songs, including: My Prairie Blue Bell; Rose of the Rolling Range; Sway Back Nag of Mine; Ploddin' Down the Trail; Tumbleweed Town; and 15 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS017797I) $30.00

38. Collins, Joanne and others. DICK JONES FAN CLUB MAGAZINE: The Only Official Dick Jones Fan Club--7 issues, Winter 1956-57 - October 1959. Westlake, Ohio: Joanne Collins, 1956-1959. First Editions. Seven volumes, 127pp in all, stencilled, with pastel covers. A different 5" x 4" photo of Dick Jones is mounted on each cover (one lacking). Laid in is a two-page supplement dated June 11, 1957, along with a colored photo of Jones as Buffalo Bill, Jr. The masthead lists Joanne Collins as President & Editor, along with other volunteers, Canadian representatives, and honorary members. 11" x 8.5" Very Good. Staplebound Wraps. Jones was born in 1927. By age four, he was billed as "The World's Youngest Trick Rider and Trick Roper." By six, he was working in the Hoot Gibson's rodeo. Jones appeared as a bit player in several of the Hal Roach "Our Gang" and "Little Rascals" short features. At age 13, he was the voice of Pinocchio in Disney's film by that name. At 15, he took over the role of Henry Aldrich on that hit radio show. Gene Autry cast Jones in westerns produced by Autry's Flying-A Pictures company. In the early 1950s, he starred as a sidekick to "The Range Rider," and by 1955 Gene Autry gave Dick Jones his own series, "Buffalo Bill, Jr.," which ran for 40 episodes on NBC. Jones was one of the few western actors who did his own stunt work. ~~ The fan club magazines offered here include letters from Dick along with many different articles extolling his personality, accomplishments, and career. (#033406) $150.00

39. Collins, John S. MY EXPERIENCES IN THE WEST. Edited by Colton Storm. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1970. First Thus. pp: xxvii, 252, index; illus from photographs, folding map. Collins was in the "second wave" of gold-rushers. As a prosperous leather merchant and fur- trader, he sought his fortune "among and from the discoverers and miners of gold" in the Montana and Idaho rush, operating trading posts in Omaha and elsewhere. The folding map in the back is labeled "John S. Collins' Hunting and Fishing Country." 6.75" x 4.25" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS008529I) $20.00

40. Colorado. INDEXED COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP POCKET MAP AND SHIPPERS' GUIDE OF COLORADO...Corrected to Date: ...Showing in Detail the Entire Railroad System, The Express Company doing business over each Road, and accurately locating all Cities, Towns, Villages, Post Offices, Railroad Stations, Villages, Counties, Islands, Lakes, Rivers, Etc. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1912. First Edition. 62pp, index and ads. Tipped in is a full-color map, opening to 21" x 28", folded into brown card covers printed in black. Few short tears and fold breaks as usual. 6.5" x 4" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [OCLC locates four copies of the 1902 edition at UCal-Berkeley, Colorado School of Mines, Denver Public, and UMichigan, but no locations for this 1912 edition.] (#037591) $125.00

41. Colorado. SEEING COLORADO SPRINGS AND THE PIKES PEAK REGION WITH THE PIKES PEAK AUTO LIVERY--PIERCE ARROW CARS: Pioneer Operators of the West. Manitou Springs, Colo.: Pikes Peak Auto Livery, circa 1935. Original edition. (12)pp, 9" x 4", opens to 9" x 24". Describes seven different trips in detail; illus from photographs, four-panel map. Printed in green and orange. Very Good. Printed Self-wrappers. (#037974) $40.00

42. Colorado & Utah. AMERICA'S PLAYGROUND FOR AMERICANS: An Appreciation of Colorado and Utah...Side Trips into the Mountain World. By Edwin L. Sabin and others. Chicago: Burlington Route, 1928. First Edition. 34pp; illus from photographs, maps. 9" x 8" Very Good. Pictorial wraps. Sabin details escorted train and auto tours through Colorado and Utah, including Denver, Estes Park, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Mesa Verde, Royal Gorge, etc. in Colorado; and Bryce Canyon, Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, Zion National Park, etc. in Utah. At the end are three pages of "side trips" with prices. (#BOOKS011089I) $40.00

43. Colorado, Manitou Springs . MANITOU & VICINITY [cover title]. . [Colorado Springs]: [Thayer & Howbert], [1880s] . First Edition. Contains 12 plates of views in leporello (accordion- fold) format. Based on photographs, the views include: Manitou with Pike's Peak in the Distance; Manitou Bath House; Ute Iron Spring; Colorado College, Colorado Springs; The Antlers; Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak from the Plains; Garden of the Gods; Monument Park; US Signal Station on Pike's Peak; Pike's Peak Trail; &c. Two full-page views, otherwise two views per plate. Decorative red boards, stamped in gilt and blind. Gift inscription in pencil and early owner's stamp on rear endpapers; minor smudges on cover, interior clean and tight. 6" x 5" Very Good. Decorated Cloth. (#037901) $75.00

44. Colorado, Manitou Springs . MANITOU & VICINITY [cover title]. . [Colorado Springs]: [Thayer & Howbert], [1880s] . First Edition. Contains 12 plates of views in leporello (accordion- fold) format. Based on photographs, the views include: Manitou with Pike's Peak in the Distance; Manitou Bath House; Ute Iron Spring; Colorado College, Colorado Springs; The Antlers; Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak from the Plains; Garden of the Gods; Monument Park; US Signal Station on Pike's Peak; Pike's Peak Trail; &c. Two full-page views, otherwise two views per plate. Decorative red boards, stamped in gilt and blind. Cover soiled, interior clean and tight. 6" x 5" Very Good. Decorated Cloth. (#037915) $60.00

45. Colton, Harold S. HOPI KACHINA DOLLS: With a Key to their Identification. Color photographs by Jack Breed. Albuquerque: U New Mexico Press, 1959. Revised & Enlarged Edition. pp: (vii), 150; 16pp illus from photographs, most in full color. Pictorial tan cloth, stamped in red; price-clipped, lightly worn dust wrapper. 10.25" x 7" Very Good in Good dust- jacket. Original Cloth. Contents: What is a kachina? Making a kachina doll. Principal features of kachina dolls. Descriptions of kachina dolls. Hopi deities. How to identify kachina dolls. "Describes the meanings, manufacture, and principal features of some 266 varieties of dolls." (#037683) $20.00

46. Conkling, Roscoe P. WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY II: Sole Passenger on the first Butterfield Overland Mail to California. Los Angeles: Westerners, Los Angeles Corral, 1958. First Edition. (9)pp; cover portrait and two others. Westerners Keepsake Pulbication No. 46. 10" x 6.75" Fine. Pictorial Paper Covers. Issued for the centennial of the Butterfield Overland Mail, this pamphlet contains a period report by Conkling as special correspondent for the New York Herald, and "a hitherto unknown and unpublished portrait, from a tintype recently found in an old family album. Ormsby (1834-1908) was 27 years of age when this picture was taken in 1862...." (#036769) $35.00

47. Cook, James H. FIFTY YEARS ON THE OLD FRONTIER AS COWBOY, HUNTER, GUIDE, SCOUT AND RANCHMAN. Introduction by Brig. Gen. Charles King, USV. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1923. First Edition. pp: xix, 291; index; 32 plates from photographs; spine expertly repaired. 9.5" x 6" Very Good. Original Cloth. [Adams, Rampaging Herd, 369. Six-Guns, 484. Reese, Six Score, 23. Graff Collection, 863.] (#BOOKS013441I) $45.00

48. Copas, (Lloyd) Cowboy. COWBOY COPAS--HILLBILLY SONGS . Cincinnati: Lois Music, 1947. First Edition. 33pp, portrait and six illus from photographs. Inside the cover is a summary of Copas's career to date. Contains words and music to 15 songs written or co-written by Cowboy Copas, including: Are You Honest; Dolly Dear; If I Bring Home The Bacon; My Blues Are Gone; Night Plane To Memphis; and ten more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Cowboy Copas (1913-1963) was born Lloyd Estel Copas in Muskogee, Oklahoma. During his career, he appeared on more than 200 radio stations as well as the Grand Ole Opry, and recorded many songs. Copas was killed in the same plane crash that took the life of Patsy Cline. (#035631) $40.00

49. Crawford, Sidney. RUFUS PUTNAM AND HIS PIONEER LIFE IN THE NORTHWEST. Worcester, MA: Press of Charles Hamilton , 1899. First book edition. 26pp. First published in the AAS Proceedings, October 1898. 10" x 6" Very Good. Original Wraps. (#BOOKS017562I) $25.00

50. Crofutt, George A. CROFUTT'S OVERLAND TOURS. Consisting of nearly Five Thousand Miles of Main Tours, and Three Thousand Miles of Side Tours. Also, Two Thousand Miles by Stage and Water: Descriptive--Illustrated. Chicago & Philadelphia: H.J. Smith, 1889. pp: 252, (1); plates, illustrations in the text; lacking the folding map. 9" x 4.75" Good . Original Cloth. Lacks the folding map. (#036831) $50.00

51. Crow Indians. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, TRANSMITTING...REPORT REGARDING THE LEASING OF LAND ON THE CROW INDIAN RESERVATION IN MONTANA TERRITORY. Washington DC: US Senate, 48th Congress, 1885. First Edition. 45pp. Spine archivally reinforced. 9" x 5.75" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. Identifies 329 leases of land on the Crow reservation, naming each of the Native Americans involved: Long Otter, Alligator, Shell on the Neck, Pretty Gutts, Crazy Sister-in-law, Bear in the Water, Fire Fish, &c., &c. (#034741) $45.00

52. Curtiss, Daniel S. WESTERN PORTRAITURE, AND EMIGRANT'S GUIDE; A Description of Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa, with Remarks on Minnesota, and Other Territories. NY: J.H. Colton, 1852. First Edition. pp: 351, (18) ads for Colton's maps, charts and books; large, engraved, folding map tipped in at front as issued. Blind-stamped purple cloth, spine tanned as usual. Upper portion of rear joint wormed; still a clean, tight copy of this desirable book. 7.5" x 5" Very Good. Decorative Cloth. [Howes, U.S.iana C967 (Final Edition, C-970). Sabin 18069.] (#036636) $400.00

53. Curtiss, Daniel S. WESTERN PORTRAITURE, AND EMIGRANT'S GUIDE; A Description of Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa, with Remarks on Minnesota, and Other Territories. NY: J.H. Colton, 1852. First Edition. pp: 351, (18) ads for Colton's maps, charts and books; large, engraved, folding map tipped in at back as issued. Blind-stamped green cloth, spine ends and tips rubbed. Gilt-stamped on the cover is the name, A. Sheldon Clark. 7.5" x 5" Very Good. Decorative Cloth. Endpaper signature of Edwin C. Bush, Pittsburgh, Pa, 1853. Did Bush emigrate to Wisconsin, using this book? In 1864, an Edwin C. Bush was elected a director of the Missouri & Western Union Telegraph Company as reported in the October 14 issue of the Janesville (Wisconsin) Daily Gazette. [Howes, U.S.iana C967 (Final Edition, C-970). Sabin 18069.] (#036637) $450.00

54. Dakota Territory. OFFICIAL MAP OF DAKOTA: Issued by the Department of Immigration and Statistics, P.F. McClure, Commissioner, Pierre, Dakota. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1888. First Edition. Full-color, folding map, opens to 30" x 24" (map portion, 22.5" x 22.5").. As usual, fold intersections are opened; center fold is torn about half-way across: no paper loss, but needs repairs on verso. Fair. This map was issued one year before Dakota Territory was divided into the states of North Dakota and South Dakota. [WorldCat locates holdings at Yale and U Texas.] (#037647) $150.00

55. Dakota Territory, Fort Union. THREE (3) REPRINTED ISSUES OF "FRONTIER SCOUT," THE FIRST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN EARLY NORTH DAKOTA, VOL. 1, NOS. 2-4 [no copy known of no. 1]: July 14, July 27, August 17, 1864. Fort Union, D.T.: Winegar & Goodwin, circa 1964. Reprints. Three issues, 4pp each, three-column format with rules; one horizontal fold. Contents are outlined as follows. (#1) A poem by R.H. Stoddard. "The Rescued Maiden," a short story by Ben. Barnacle. A problem with mail and supplies from the Sioux stopping boat traffic on the Missouri river. Idaho Correspondence: a report from the Mines. Artillery and Iron-Clads. Our National Debt. Old Abe. Etc. (#2) A poem. "A Night's Ride," short story by Charles H. Davis. Sully's expedition and an Indian attack on Fort Union. The Battle of Glass Hills. Attack on the Benton. War news from various places. Etc. (#3) Steamer Gen. Grant arrives from Fort Rice. Correspondence to "Frontier Scout." Bed-bug infestation at Fort Union. "The Tennessee Blacksmith," short story. Josh Billings on Cats. "Arrival of Gen. Sully. Three Days Fighting with the Indians! They Lose 200 in Killed. Our Loss but 2 Killed and 16 wounded." Etc. 12.75" x 7.75" Very Good. Printed self-wrappers. The originals are very rare. These reprints probably were authorized by the State Historical Society of North Dakota to commemorate the centennial of their first printing by Union soldiers at Fort Union, Dakota Territory, in 1864. (#037089) $75.00

56. Darling, Denver. DENVER DARLING'S WESTERN ALBUM OF HOME AND COUNTRY SONGS. NY: Bourne Music, 1946. First edition. pp: 47, (1) ad; portrait,19 illus from photographs on centerspread. Contains words and music to 15 songs, including: Silver Stars, Purple Sage, Eyes of Blue; Strawberry Blonde (On the Strawberry Roan); They Call Me Happy Go Lucky (Denver Darling's theme song); Wabash Moon; and 10 more. 12" x 9" Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#030622) $20.00

57. Davis, Joe, compiler and editor. SONGS OF THE ROAMING RANGER: 50 Favorite and Original Cowboy Songs and Mountain Ballads. NY: Joe Davis , 1935. First Edition. 66pp. Contains words and music to 50 songs, including: Arizona Blues; Broncho Bustin' Blues; Colorado Blues; Kidnapping's A Terrible Crime; Prairie Yodel Blues; The Jolly Cowboy; The Roaming Ranger; The Wyoming Trail; and 42 more. Cover lightly rubbed. 10.25" x 6.75" Good . Pictorial Paper Covers. (#035278) $12.50

58. Dear old...sheet music. DEAR OLD WESTERN SKIES Words and Music by Gene Autry. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1934. Early edition. 4pp, words and music, in part: "The cow boy may roam from his home land Way out on that great divide But in his heart he will still be a cow-boy And long for his pony to ride...." 12" x 9" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. "Intended for the use of Professional Singers Only." On the cover is the stamp of Liberty Mills, San Antonio, Texas. (#033287) $10.00

59. Dockstader, Frederick J. THE KACHINA AND THE WHITE MAN: A Study of the Influences of White Culture on the Hopi Kachina Cult. Illustrated by the Author. Bloomfield Hills, MI: Cranbrook Institute of Science, (1954). First Edition. pp: xiv, (iii), 185 with index, colophon; 16 color plates, 23 drawings on text stock. Bound in terracotta cloth, lettering and cover picture in silver; top edge of rear board scuffed, prior owner's name on endpaper. 9.25" x 6" Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket. Pictorial Cloth. (#037771) $30.00

60. Doud-Scott, James. LEGACY OF THE SOUTHWEST. Dalhart, Texas: White Arrow, Wind Dancer, Harvestman, 2013. Second printing. 246pp. 9" x 6" Fine. Original Wrappers. The author looks at Native American history in the Southwest, and questions it as The Land of Enchantment. (#036401) $7.50

61. Downey, Fairfax. INDIAN-FIGHTING ARMY: Illustrated from drawings by Frederic Remington, Charles Schreyvogel and R.F. Zogbaum. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941. First Edition. pp: xii, 329 w/index; 42 illustrations, most on plate stock. One leaf at back roughly opened. 9.5" x 6.25" Very Good. Original Cloth. [Howes, USiana Final Edition, D458 (b). Dykes, Fifty Great Western Illustrators, Remington 529, &c.] (#036687) $90.00

62. Dreaming...sheet music. DREAMING JUST DREAMING Words and Music by Falba Rieden. Arranged by Ted Krause. San Antonio, Texas: Published by the composer, 1935. First Edition. 4pp, words and music, in part: "Dearest, since you went away, I've been so lonely and blue. But I just dream and so it seems, after all there's no one but you...." 12.25" x 9" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. Inscribed and signed: "Compliments To / Musical Millers of / Hearts Delight Flour / From / Mrs. Wm. O. Rieden / San Antonio, Texas." With the blue stamp of Liberty Mills, San Antonio. (#033286) $20.00

63. Dykes, Jeff. FIFTY GREAT WESTERN ILLUSTRATORS: A Bibliographic Checklist. Flagstaff: Northland Press, 1975. First Edition. ISBN: 0873581148. pp: xiv, 457; 13 color plates, many b&w illustrations. 11.75" x 9" Fine in Fine dust-jacket. Original Cloth. Inscribed and signed by Jeff Dykes: "For Bob--35 years in the making and you are the judge of whether I wasted my time! The best of the compiler--Jeff." Contains more than 6,000 entries -- some 1,400 on Frederic Remington alone. (#BOOKS014621I) $100.00

64. Dykes, Jeff C. FREDERIC REMINGTON (1861-1909): Tentative Bibliographic Check Lists of Western Illustrators. NY: American Book Collector , 1980. First Edition. (53)pp; few illustrations in text. Dykes gives 904 entries for books and periodicals containing illustrations by Remington, with "Remington Rarities" appended. Neatly removed from the periodical. Very Good. (#BOOKS018689I) $12.50

65. Echoes...sheet music. THE ECHOES OF MY ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOME Words by Janet Gordon. Music by Edward Gabriel. Chicago: McKinley Music, 1904. First Edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "In my Rocky Mountain home I so happily did roam, 'Mid the mining camps and scenes so wild and free, Not a glimpse of worldly care Ever comes to haunt me there, And the cottage small a palace seems to be...." 13.25" x 10.5" Very Good. Decorative Wraps. (#034050) $20.00

66. Erler, Rudy and Nora Amundsen and Artie Freeman. SONGS OF THE SADDLE: 20 New Popular Favorites: No. 2. Words and Music, Guitar, Ukulele & Banjo Chords. Portland, OR: American Music, 1942. First Edition. 50pp. Contains words and music to 20 songs by Erler, Amundsen and Freeman, including: Get A Girl and Strum An Old Guitar; In Manzannillo; Canistota Wagon Train; Just Plain Jane of the Plain Ol' Plains; Shine On, Utah Moon; and 15 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover, an inset photo-portrait of Denver Darling is surrounded by drawings of cowboys on bucking broncos. (#BOOKS017794I) $25.00

67. Farley, Alan W. AN INDIAN CAPTIVITY AND ITS LEGAL AFTERMATH [signed]: Reprinted from The Kansas Historical Quarterly, Winter, 1954. Topeka, Kansas: Kansas Historical Society, 1954. First Separate Edition. 10pp; two portraits from photographs. Bound in green wrappers, black lettering on cover. Inscribed and signed inside the cover: "For...with my sincere regards / Alan W. Farley / June 14, 1955." 9" x 6" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [WorldCat locates only four holdings of this booklet: Kansas City PL, Kansas City HS, U Kansas, and Autry National Center.] (#036915) $30.00

68. Felder, Louis E. EL DORADO. Music Composed, Arranged and Conducted by Louis F. Bush. Directed by Tom Tyrrell. San Francisco: Bohemian Club, 1977. First Edition. pp: xiv,58,(9); frontispiece. Collector's bookplate on endpaper. 9.5" x 6.25". Fine. Hardcover. This 72nd Grove Play of the Bohemian Club, an adventure story re the 1849 gold rush, was printed by Lawton & Alfred Kennedy. (#BOOKS013857I) $25.00

69. Flandrau, Grace. THE STORY OF MARIAS PASS. Great Northern Railway. First Edition. pp: 22, (1); portrait of John F. Stevens, explorer of Marias Pass; six other illustrations, route map on final leaf. 9" x 6" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. Marias Pass cuts through the Rocky Mountains on the southern boundary of Glacier National Park. The Great Northern Railway ran from St. Paul to Seattle, the only privately funded transcontinental railroad in US history. (#036674) $20.00

70. Foley, Clyde Red. RED FOLEY'S COWBOY SONGS & MOUNTAIN BALLADS: Deluxe Edition. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1940. First Edition. 96pp; 17 illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 91 songs, including: A Rollin' Stone on the Road; Barn Yard Rag; Born to the Saddle; Covered Wagon Trails; Drifting Buckaroo; Headin' for A Weddin' in the Rockies; I'd Rather Be A Cowboy; Me and My Pinto Pal; My Daddy Was A Cowboy; Rodeo Sweetheart; and 81 more. 12" x 9" Good +. Original Wraps. (#031326) $25.00

71. Foran, Dick. DICK FORAN'S SONG FOLIO NUMBER 1: 20 Original Western Song Classics by Dick Foran and Fleming Allan. Hollywood: Cross Music, 1943. First Edition. pp: 48, (2); photo-portrait. Contains words, music and guitar chords to 20 songs, including: Rainbow Over The Range; Cow Town Hoe Down; Hifalutin' Cowboy; Poor Old Bill; Hard Luck Cowboy; The Road To Santa Fe; and 14 more. 11.75" x 8.75" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. The biographical sketch inside the cover states that Dick Foran was born John Nicholas Foran in Flemington, New Jersey, the son of a former state lieutenant-governor. John (Dick) attended the Hun School and Princeton University before signing on as a vocalist in a swing band. Then on to Hollywood, where he first starred as a singing cowboy in "Moonlight on the Prairie" (1935), earning the title of "Hollywood's Original Singing Cowboy." (#033415) $45.00

72. Gillespie & others. SUMMER VACATION TOURS TO ALASKA, COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, PACIFIC COAST, CANADIAN ROCKIES, HAWAII AND THE NATIONAL PARKS: 1891--37th Year--1928. NY: Gillespie, Kinports & Beard, 1928. First Edition. 49pp; full-page and text illus from photographs. 9.75" x 6.5" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. These tours featured small parties of not more than 25 people, traveling in Pullman cars, elegant steamers, and "automobiling everywhere." (#034522) $50.00

73. Gillespie & others. TRAVEL TOURS: Select Summer Tours to California, the Great National Parks, Alaska, Short Summer Tours and Cruises Europe and Round with World. Summer Edition, 1924. NY: Gillespie, Kinports & Beard, 1924. First Edition. 64pp; full-page and text illus from photographs. 9.75" x 6.75" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. These tours featured small parties of not more than 25 people, traveling in Pullman cars, elegant steamers, and "automobiling everywhere." Laid in is a typewritten letter on company stationery, tendering this travel guide and inviting business, signed by G.A. Beard. (#034541) $60.00

74. Giorda, Joseph and Joseph Bandini and Joseph Mary Cataldo. SZMIMEIE-S JESUS CHRIST. A CATECHISM OF THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE IN THE FLAT-HEAD OR KALISPEL LANGUAGE: Composed by the Missionaries of the Society of Jesus. Montana: St. Ignatius Print, 1880. First Edition. 17pp, unopened and untrimmed. This is part one of what eventually became a 45-page work. Part two (not present here) contains prayers and hymns. 9" x 6" Fine. Printed self-wraps. Schoenberg, Jesuit Mission Presses, #7. (#034743) $125.00

75. Giraudiere, H. De Chavannes de la. LES PETITS VOYAGEURS EN CALIFORNIE. Tours: A. Mame et Cie, 1853. First Edition. 188pp; 8 full-color, chromolithographed plates. Text in the original French. This is the tale of a Frenchman and two boys who journey from Le Havre to California in search of gold. We are told of their hard work at the gold mines, the joys and travails of mining life, and their sundry adventures. Bound in elaborate, pictorial black cloth, stamped in gilt and colors on both covers and on spine; inner rear hinge repaired, otherwise near fine condition. 7.75" x 4.75" Very Good. Pictorial Cloth. This is the Volkmann copy with his Golden Bear bookplate. [Gumuchian 1159. Sabin 12350.] (#037051) $650.00

76. Goodlander, C.W. MEMOIRS AND RECOLLECTIONS OF C.W. GOODLANDER OF THE EARLY DAYS OF FORT SCOTT: From April 29, 1858, to January 1, 1870, Covering the time prior to the advent of the Railroad and during the days of the ox-team and stage transportation. And biographies of Col. H.T. Wilson and Geo. A. Crawford, the fathers of Fort Scott. Fort Scott, Kansas: Monitor Printing Co., 1900. First Edition. 145pp; frontispiece portrait of author, other full-page portraits and views from photographs. Bound in grained leatherette, gilt cover title; tail of spine chipped. 6.25" x 4.25" Very Good. Leatherette. Written on the front endpaper: "Presentation copy from Eugene Ware," historian and author. [Howes, U.S.iana, G240.] (#037020) $150.00

77. Goodwin, S.H. FREEMASONRY IN UTAH: Story Lodge No. 4. Educational Bulletin No. 5. Issued by the Committee on Masonic Education and Instruction, Grand Lodge of Utah, F. & A.M. [Salt Lake City]: Grand Lodge of Utah, July 1926. First Edition. 38pp; portrait and five pages of illustrations from photographs. Gray wrappers, cover title in black. 9" x 6" Very Good. Original Wrappers. Traces the history of Story Lodge No. 4, the first Lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Utah. [WorldCat records only the BYU holding of this title. Flake-Draper, Mormon Bibliography, 3626.] (#037726) $35.00

78. Gray, Jack. COWBOY JACK GRAY SUPER DE LUXE SONG BOOK, No. 1. NY: Edward Schuberth , 1946. First Edition. 48pp. Contains lyrics, music and guitar chords to 24 cowboy songs, written and performed by Jack Gray. Titles include: Broken Hearted Blues; I'll Never Get Drunk No More; My Dear Old Texas Home; My Ozark Mountain Home; Pearl Harbor Is Our Cry; and 19 more. The songs are preceded by six pages of Jack Gray's Original Method of Standard Guitar: How to Play the Easy Way. Pictorial paper covers with a photo of Cowboy Jack on the front. 12" x 9" Very Good. Original Wrappers. (#BOOKS018441I) $25.00

79. Gray, Otto. SONGS: OTTO GRAY AND HIS OKLAHOMA COWBOYS. Stillwater, Oklahoma: Otto Gray, 1930. First Edition. 43pp; 17 illus from photographs. Contains a one-page history, candid photos and portraits of the group, along with words and music to 36 songs from their repertoire, including: Adam and Eve; The Old Maid And The Burglar; Ozark Trail; The Convict And The Rose; I Had But Fifty Cents; and 31 more. 9" x 6" Very Good. Original Wraps. Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys were the first nationally famous cowboy band. Formed in Ripley, Oklahoma in the early 1920s, the band was first known as McGinty's Oklahoma Cowboy Band, for the leader, Billy McGinty, a well-known cowboy, former Rough Rider, and World Championship Rider with Buffalo Bill's show. Otto Gray (1884-1967) took over the band in the mid-1920s when McGinty retired to his ranch. The band members were authentic cowboys from ranches in and around Ripley. Their history and discography can be found readily on the internet, although this songbook is rare. (#031301) $100.00

80. Greggerson, H.F., Jr. (compiler). HERB'S BLUE BONNET CALLS. El Paso, TX: Published by the author, 1947. Fourth Edition. 68pp; illus from photographs and drawings. On the cover is a photo-portrait of Greggerson, the well-known El Paso caller. Contains the "calls" and dance instructions for 52 square dances collected in Texas and New Mexico, including Herb's own "Fill in Lines or Patter," introductions to get the squares started, etc. 9" x 6" Good. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS008442I) $20.00

81. Harman, Samuel W. HELL ON THE BORDER: A History of the Great United States Criminal Court at Fort Smith and of Crimes and Criminals in the Indian Territory , and the Trials and Punishment thereof before His Honor United States Judge Isaac C. Parker, "The Terror of Law Breakers." Embracing the Leading Sentences and Charges in the Grand and Petit Juries .... Stockton, CA: Frank L. Van Eaton, (1953). Third Edition. pp: xiii, 303; frontispiece portrait of Judge Parker and 20pp illus from photographs, printed on coated stock; text printed on pulp paper, still clean and tight. Tan wrappers, cover picture. 7.75" x 5" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 929: "Published with some changes....The book contains much material on the outlaws of the Indian Territory who were tried and condemned in Parker's court, but some of the material not dealing directly with the court is unreliable, especially that about Belle Starr." Howes, U.S.iana, H201.] (#037019) $40.00

82. Harrell, David. FROM MESA VERDE TO THE PROFESSOR'S HOUSE . Albuquerque: U New Mexico Press, (1992). First Edition. pp: x, 302 with index; 12pp illus from photographs. Bound in red cloth, white lettering a cover picture. 9.25" x 6" Fine. Original Cloth. (#037770) $20.00

83. Hewett, Edgar L. ANCIENT LIFE IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST. With an Introduction on the General History of the American Race. NY: Tudor Publishing Co., 1943. copyright 1930. 392pp with index; frontispiece and 32pp of illustrations from photographs on plate stock. Bound in tan hopsacking, green lettering, in the original dust wrapper with a wrap- around illustration of the Hopi Pine Tree Dance. 9.25" x 6.25" Very Good in Very Good dust- jacket. Original Cloth. (#037768) $50.00

84. Hewitt, W. Phil. THE CZECH TEXANS. San Antonio: Univ of Texas Inst of Texan Cultures, 1990. Second Edition. 26pp; 40 illus from photographs. 10.75" x 8.25" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Czech immigration to Texas began when 16 families arrived in Galveston in 1852. By 1900, some 40,000 Texans spoke Czech as their native tongue. (#035162) $7.50

85. Hi-yo...sheet music. HI-YO SILVER: The Lone Ranger's Song Words and music by Vaughn De Leath and Jack Erickson. NY: Chappell, 1938. First Edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Horses come and horses go, But there is one that you all know .... Give me the reins, There's pep in my veins, Onward Westward, ho! Hi-yo, Silver, Hi-yo!..." Name pencilled at top of cover. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. The cover depicts The Lone Ranger riding Silver, with an inset of Tonto. (#035776) $20.00

86. Home...sheet music. A HOME ON THE RANGE Arranged by Nick Manoloff. Chicago: Calumet Music, 1935. First edition thus. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, Where the deer and the antelope play...." 12.25" x 9.25" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. The cover includes a photo-portrait of Jackie Heller who featured this song over NBC Radio. (#033504) $10.00

87. Houston, Sam. NEBRASKA BILL: INDIAN TRIBES. Speech...in Favor of Maintaining the Public Faith with the Indian Tribes...Feb. 14 & 15, 1854... Washington: Congressional Globe Office, 1854. First Edition. 15pp, Ppamphlet neatly removed from nonce-volume. 9" x 5.5". Very Good. Printed self-wrappers. [Sabin 33193. Eberstadt 106:305.] (#BOOKS001039I) $75.00

88. I ain't...sheet music. I AIN'T GONNA CRY NO MORE: Words and music by Tim Spencer and Glenn Spencer. Beverly Hills, CA: Tim Spencer Music, 1951. First Edition. 4pp, words and music, in part: "I'm hangin' all my teardrops out to dry For baby I ain't gonna cry no more. No more! I may be blue and lonely till I die...." 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. On the cover is a photo of Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers, who recorded this song for Victor Records. (#034611) $15.00

89. I tipped...sheet music. I TIPPED MY HAT AND SLOWLY RODE AWAY. NY: Robbins Music, 1946. First Edition. 6pp. Words and music by Larry Markes and Dick Charles. In part: "Had me two trusty pistols, had me two leather holsters hangin' by my side...." 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. (#BOOKS020182I) $10.00

90. I've just got...sheet music. I'VE JUST GOT TO BE A COWBOY: Words & Music by Denver Darling. NY: Southern Music, 1946. Professional Edition. 3pp, words and music, in part: "I want a hand-carved belt and a silver buckle set, And a Palamino pony to ride...." Few pencil marks. 11" x 8.5" Very Good. Printed self-wrappers. (#036502) $7.50

91. Indian...sheet music. INDIAN RAIN DANCE. Piano music by John Stockbridge. Bryn Mawr, PA: Oliver Ditson, 1938. First Edition. 4pp; piano music. 12.25" x 9.25" Near Fine. Pictorial Cover. The cover features an artist's conception of a Southwestern Indian Rain Dance. (#032202) $20.00

92. James, Jesse, Jr. JESSE JAMES, MY FATHER. The First and Only True Story of His Adventures Ever Written. Cleveland: Arthur Westbrook, (1906). Second Edition. pp: 189, (1) publisher's ad; 3 frontispiece portraits. Printed on pulp stock. Moderate wear along spine. 7" x 5" Good . Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. First published at Kansas City in 1899. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 1150. Howes, U.S.IANA J48: "Probably ghost-written by A.B. McDonald.] (#036767) $150.00

93. Johnson, Broderick H., editor. NAVAJO STORIES OF THE LONG WALK PERIOD. Illustrators, Raymond Johnson and Teddy Draper, Jr. Tsaile, Navajo Nation, Arizona: Navajo Community College Press, 1973 (1975). Second printing. ISBN: 0912586168. 272pp; full-page and text illus from drawings and photographs, endpaper maps. All-over pictorial green cloth. 9" x 6" Fine. Original Cloth. (#037665) $20.00

94. Jones, Buck. BUCK JONES COLLECTION OF SONGS OF THE WESTERN TRAILS . Chicago: Chart Music, 1940. First Edition. 58pp; 4pp illus from photographs. A biography of Buck Jones inside the cover precedes the words and music to 30 songs, including: Big Bad Bill From Brimstone; I'm A-leavin' Cheyenne; Nestin' Time In Nevada; Range Ridin' Fool From Texas; Weary Cowboy; and 25 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover is a photo of Buck Jones and His Famous Horse "Silver." Jones (1891-1942) starred in western films--from silent movies of the 1920s to singing-cowboy vehicles of the 1930s and '40s. (#035606) $40.00

95. Kansas. KANSAS: Kenyon's Complete, Indexed Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide With latest official census, showing in complete form all Railroads, Cities, Towns, Post Offices, Rivers, Telegraph Stations, Money Order Post Offices, and chief Auto Roads. Also the name of the Railroads and Express Companies entering each Town and the Express Company doing business over each road. Des Moines, Iowa: Kenyon Co., Map Makers, (1916). First Edition. (26)pp text. Full-color map, folded inside card covers, opens to 15" x 20". Blue card covers, printed in black. Fresh, clean condition. 6.25" x 4" Fine. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [WorldCat locates four holdings of this map: Princeton, Yale, U Missouri-KC, U Kansas.] (#037641) $175.00

96. Kansas. MAP OF AND GUIDE TO THE KANSAS GOLD REGION. By Dr. J.W. Reed. The Map embracing both routes--the Northern and Southern--from the Missouri River to the Gold Region. The Guide giving a description of the Country, Game, Water-courses, Distances from Camp to Camp; also, general directions for Outfitting, Travelling, etc. Denver, Colorado: Nolie Mumey, 1959. Limited Edition. 24pp; Nolie Mumey's commentary on leaf tipped at front; large, folding map at rear. Bound in decorative paper covers in facsimile of the original. In a simulated wood-grain shelf box, paper spine label. 7.25" x 4.75" Fine. Printed Stiff Wrappers. This is #225 of 400 issued, reprinted from the only known copy of the 1859 original, owned by Thomas W. Streeter. [Howes, U.S.iana R127 (Final Edition, R120). Streeter Collection 2132. Wagner-Camp 343a.] (#036642) $50.00

97. Kansas & Colorado. IRRIGATION: ARKANSAS VALLEY OF WESTERN KANSAS AND EASTERN COLORADO. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway System. Chicago: Poole Bros., [1907]. Early edition. 42pp, printed in side-by-side columns of text; many illus from photographs showing farms, produce, and ranches in the Arkansas Valley. Pictorial wrappers, printed in black and orange. 9" x 8" Very Good. Original Wrappers. Land-promotion by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway: "...Special rates to the Great Arkansas Valley. Round trip homeseekers' excursion tickets.... These tickets are limited to 21 days for return with liberal stop-over privileges. The Arkansas Valley of Kansas and Colorado offers special inducements to the homeseeker. Lands reasonable in price. Soil and climate that will produce good crops, with a market at your door for everything you raise...." [OCLC finds only the Princeton University holding of this title.] (#037942) $400.00

98. Kansas, Wyandotte County. ARREST WARRANT--PRACTICING MEDICINE & SURGERY WITHOUT A LICENSE: State of Kansas, Plaintiff vs. J. Bazan, 29 June 1911. Kansas City, Kansas, 1911. Original document. (2)pp, folio. Complaint filed by James M. Meeks, Assistant County Attorney. Signed by: R. McFarland, Clerk; C.S. Thomas, Deputy; and J.H. Brady, Deputy Sheriff. Docketed on verso, with pencil notation of $200 bail. Printed forms, filled in by hand. 14" x 8.5". Accompanied by a District Court document envelope, printed and handwritten. Very Good. (#037969) $25.00

99. Kansas, Wyandotte County. ARREST WARRANT--PRACTICING MEDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE: State of Kansas, Plaintiff vs. J. Bazan, 29 June 1911. Kansas City, Kansas, 1911. Original document. (2)pp, folio. Complaint filed by James M. Meeks, Assistant County Attorney. Signed by: R. McFarland, Clerk; C.S. Thomas, Deputy; and J.H. Brady, Deputy Sheriff. Docketed on verso, with pencil notation of $200 bail. Printed forms, filled in by hand. 14" x 8.5". Very Good. (#037970) $20.00

100. King, Pee Wee and others. GOLDEN WEST COWBOYS' FOLIO OF SONGS OF THE GOLDEN WEST, No. 1. Portland, OR: American Music, 1939. First Edition. 58pp. Contains words and music to "20 new songs, introduced by J.L. Frank's original Golden West Cowboys," including: My Madonna of the Trail; Rocky Mountain Trail; Swim, You Lazy Cattle, Swim; I'll Never Be A Saddle-tramp Again; It's Swing-time in the Valley; and 15 more. Inset on the cover is a photo of Pee Wee King and his accordion. Stamped on the cover are the call letters of radio station K.R.L.D. (Dallas, Texas). 12" x 9". Very Good. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS020803I) $30.00

101. LaFollette, Robert Hoath. EIGHT NOTCHES "LAWLESSNESS AND DISORDER, UNLIMITED," AND OTHER STORIES OF NUEVO MEJICO (NEW MEXICO) AND THE LAND OF YAQUI AND YUCCA (MEXICO) [bound with] SOME SKETCHES IN THIS UPSIDE-DOWN WORLD. Albuquerque, NM: Published by the author / Valliant Printing Co., (1950). First Edition. pp: 45 + 45. Two titles, bound dos-a-dos as issued. Illustrated from photographs and drawings. Bound in pictorial yellow wrappers. 9" x 6" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 1267: "Section I of this unique book deals with Elfego Baca."] (#036913) $35.00

102. Lee, Katie. TEN THOUSAND GODDAM CATTLE: A History of the American Cowboy in Song, Story and Verse. Flagstaff: Northland Press, 1976. First Edition. ISBN: 0873581482. pp: xiii, 254, glossary, bibliography, compendium of songs; illus on title-page and in text by William Moyers. The author, a noted folksinger, traces the evolution of cowboy music in this annotated compilation of cowboy verse and song, including more than 50 original musical arrangements, with historical notes and a discography for each song. 9.5" x 6.25" Fine in Very Good dust-jacket. Hardcover. (#BOOKS014222I) $20.00

103. Lingenfelter, Richard E. and others, compilers and editors. SONGS OF THE AMERICAN WEST. Berkeley: Univ of California Press, 1968. First Edition. pp: xii, 595, bibliography, chord charts, index; illustrated chapter dividers. Contains words and music to nearly 300 songs, arranged by topics such as: Coming Round the Horn; When I Was A Miner; The Mormon Question; The Regular Army, O!; The Texas Cowboy; The Kansas Emigrant; Starving to Death on A Government Claim; Hallelujah on the Bum; Oh, You Wobblies!; A Dollar A Day without Board; etc. Price-clipped dust jacket. 11.25" x 8.75" Fine in Very Good dust-jacket. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS013924I) $30.00

104. Lipsey, John J. ALIAS DIAMOND JACK. Colorado Springs: Published by the author, 1956. Limited Edition. 19pp; frontispiece from photograph. This is Copy No. 149 of 200 copies, signed by John J. Lipsey. Gray wrappers, cover lettering in red. 8" x 6" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. "An account of the author's encounter with Diamond Jack, a Chicago gangster living in Colorado. The meeting took place while the author was staying at Diamond Jack's ranch for a week-long fishing trip." (WorldCat entry) (#037016) $25.00

105. Marshall, Charles. COWBOY SONGS AS SUNG BY CHARLES MARSHALL THE "SINGING COWBOY" IN DEATH VALLEY DAYS. Wilmington, CA: Pacific Coast Borax , 1934. First Edition. 16pp; 2pp illus from photographs. Contains lyrics and music to six classic cowboy songs, including "Zebra Dun." Few smudges on cover. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS015280I) $20.00

106. Marshall, James Wilson & Edward Gould Buffum. FROM MEXICAN DAYS TO THE GOLD RUSH: Memoirs of...Who Grew Up with California. Edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1993. First Thus. Two volumes in one. pp: lviii, 389, index; 30 plates from photographs, 2 maps in color. The first title, THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JAMES W. MARSHALL, is a biography by George Frederic Parsons. Marshall was born at Hopewell, NJ, went to California in 1845, participated in the 1846 Bear Flag Revolt, and discovered gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848. In the second book, an autobiography, Buffum tells of going to California in 1847 with the 7th Regiment of NY Volunteers during the War with Mexico. At the war's end, he heard of Marshall's gold strike, went prospecting, and eventually became a California journalist. 6.75" x 4.25" Fine. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS008533I) $20.00

107. Massey, Louise. LOUISE MASSEY AND THE WESTERNERS: SONG FOLIO. NY: Peer International, 1941. First Edition. 64pp; 10 illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 30 country and western songs, including: Bunkhouse Jamboree; Caballero's Serenade; Dude Cowboy; The New Chisolm Trail; Old Pinto; Rock & Rye Polka; Shorty's Nightmare; and 23 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#035672) $30.00

108. Maynard, Ken. KEN MAYNARD'S SONGS OF THE TRAILS: 25 Sensational Songs. Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1935. First Edition. 64pp; 4pp illus from action photos of Ken Maynard and his horse "Tarzan," with other photos, including his Hollywood home, inside the back cover. Contains words and music to 25 cowboy songs (two from Ken's movies), including: Wheels Of Destiny; The Trail Herd; Utah Carroll; Texas Rangers; The Dreary Black Hills; Curly Joe; Cactus Jim; Rabble Soldiers; and 17 more. Spine preserved with cloth by prior owner. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover are a photo-portrait of cowboy Ken Maynard and a James Axeltod sketch of him riding Tarzan. (#034732) $25.00

109. Miles, William. JOURNAL OF THE SUFFERINGS AND HARDSHIPS OF CAPT. PARKER H. FRENCH'S OVERLAND EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA, which left New York City, May 13th, 1850, by way of New Orleans, Lavacca and San Antonia, Texas, El Paso, on the Rio Grande, the River Gila to San Diego on the Pacific, and landed at San Francisco, December 14. By Wm. Miles, of Carlisle, Pa. Copyright Secured. Chambersburg, PA., 1851. NY: Cadmus Book Shop, 1916. Limited Edition. Limited to 250 copies. 26pp. Sewn, decorative wrappers; small chip from top of cover and first leaf. 9" x 5.75" Very Good. Original Wrappers. [This 1916 reprint is a Howes, U.S.iana "aa" title, while the 1851 edition is one of only seven known and a Howes "e" title.] (#036131) $65.00

110. Miller, Bob. BOB MILLER'S FAMOUS FOLIO FULL OF ORIGINAL COWBOY SONGS: Songs You Hear on the Radio and Phonograph Records. NY: Bob Miller, 1934. First Edition. 48pp. Contains lyrics, music, guitar chords and charts to 22 songs by Bob Miller "that cannot be obtained in any other cowboy book." Edited by Arthur H. Gutman. 11.5" x 8.5" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. Songs include: Big Ball In Texas; Dangerous Dan McGrew; In The Gold Fields Of Montana; Outlaw John Dillinger; Pretty Boy Floyd; Stutterin' Cowboy; Wanted In Wyoming; and 15 more. (#BOOKS015275I) $25.00

111. Mitchell, Samual Augustus. TEXAS, OREGON AND CALIFORNIA: By S. A. Mitchell. Foreword by Joseph A. Sullivan. Oakland, CA: BigBooks, 1948. Limited Edition. pp: (vi), 46, including a four-page ad for Mitchell's Map Establishment, colophon; illustrated title-page, colored miniatures plate, folding color map bound at back. Red wove cloth, gilt cover lettering within decorative frame. Collector's small bookplate inside cover. 9.25" x 6.25" Fine. Original Cloth. First California Edition, limited to 750 copies, printed by Alfred and Lawton Kennedy at the Westgate Press, March 1948. Lithographic reproductions by Merrill Reed, San Francisco. Decorations by Lowell Hecking. [First published in 1846. Howes, U.S.iana M685 (Final Edition, M689). Sabin 49714. American Imprints 46-4692.] (#036641) $45.00

112. Moonlight...sheet music. MOONLIGHT ON THE COLORADO Words by Billy Moll. Music by Robert A. King. NY: Shapiro, Bernstein, 1930. First edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Each night I sit beside the campfire dreaming, In England's hills and dales across the sea...." 12.25" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. (#030094) $10.00

113. Moore, Ethel and Chauncey O. BALLADS AND FOLK SONGS OF THE SOUTHWEST: More Than 600 Titles, Melodies and Texts Collected in Oklahoma. Norman: Univ of Oklahoma Press , 1964. First Edition. pp: xv, 414, index; 16pp illus from photographs. 10.25" x 6.75" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS019595I) $25.00

114. Morse, Jedidiah. GEOGRAPHY MADE EASY: being an Abridgment of the American Universal Geography. Boston: Thomas & Andrews, 1807. 11th Edition. 432pp; lacking the map of the world and the map of North America. This edition was corrected by the author. The text, including the first American description of the west, is complete. Bound in full calf with red leather spine label. 7" x 4.25" Good. Full-Leather. American Imprints #13144. Howes, U.S.iana, 842: "First American school geography and first American book describing the western country." First published in 1794. (#BOOKS008319I) $45.00

115. New Mexico / Federal Writers' Project, WPA. NEW MEXICO: A Guide to the Colorful State. Compiled by Workers of the Writers' Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of New Mexico. NY: Hastings House, (1947). Third Printing. pp: xxvii, 458 with index; 64pp illustrations from photographs, endpaper map, three double-page maps, one full-page map, folding state map in pocket at rear. Bound in tan cloth, brown lettering; in a stained and torn dust wrapper, repaired on the verso. 8.25" x 5.5" Very Good in Fair dust-jacket. Original Cloth. American Guide Series title. (#037764) $40.00

116. North Dakota. THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, NORTH DAKOTA. Washington: National Park Service, 1956. Revised Edition. Brochure, 8 panels; illus from photographs, map. This brochure shows and describes Teddy Roosevelt in the Badlands, natural history, geology, wildlife, travel routes, &c. 8.5" x 6" Very Good. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS011225I) $7.50

117. Nutt, Katharine F. GRAND CANYON AND THE COLORADO PLATEAU: A Bibliography of Selected Titles in the NAU Libraries. Flagstaff: Northern Arizona U Libraries , 1978. Second printing. pp: vii, 64; 8 full-page illus from photographs. 9" x 6" Fine. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS014699I) $7.50

118. O'Kane, Walter Collins. SUN IN THE SKY. Norman: U Oklahoma Press, 1950. First Edition. pp: xvii, 261 with index; 84 illustrations from photographs, four full-page maps. Bound in yellow cloth, green spine lettering; in a soiled, price-clipped dust wrapper. 9.25" x 6" Very Good in Good dust-jacket. Original Cloth. (#037772) $40.00

119. O'Meara, James. THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF 1856: By A Pioneer California Journalist. San Francisco: James H. Barry, 1887. First Edition. 57pp. Printed salmon wrappers; small abrasion at foot of spine. 7.25" x 5" Very Good. Original Wrappers. First Edition, with title-page date of 1887 and cover date of 1890. Howes, US-iana II: O87. The San Francisco Committee of Vigilance was a popular ad hoc organization formed in 1851 and revived in 1856 in response to rampant crime and corruption in the municipal government of San Francisco. (#035694) $125.00

120. Oklahoma. OKLAHOMA INFO-MAP. Chicago: Rand McNally for Gulf Oil, 1940. Original edition. Broadsheet, folded as issued. Includes facts about Oklahoma, safety and touring tips, ads for Gulf products, mileage table, and inset map of Okhahoma City. On the back is a smaller-scale road map of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Opens to 18" x 36" Very Good. Pictorial cover. (#BOOKS011209I) $15.00

121. On the sunny...sheet music. ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE ROCKIES. NY: Hollywood Songs, 1937. First Edition. Words and music by Roy Ingraham and Harry Tobias. 4pp, in part: "I live in memory far, far away where I lost my heart long ago ." 12" x 9". Very Good. Pictorial cover. Sung by Smith Ballew in Zane Grey's movie, "Roll Along, Cowboy." (#BOOKS021033I) $12.50

122. Oregon. RAND-McNALLY INDEXED POCKET MAP, TOURISTS' AND SHIPPER'S GUIDE TO OREGON: Railroads, Electric Lines, Post Offices, Express Telegraph and Mail Service, Counties, Congressional Townships, Cities, Towns, Villages, Rivers, Lakes, Islands, Creeks, Mountains, Etc. Air Service Landing Fields. Population according to the latest Official Census. Main Highways. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1923. First Edition. pp: 37, (1), (10) ads; color map, 19" x 25", with a green and black highway map on the verso. Folds into tan card covers, printed in black; two small chips from covers. 6.5" x 4" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [WorldCat does not record this early road map of the state of Oregon.] (#037598) $125.00

123. Out where...sheet music. OUT WHERE THE WEST BEGINS: A Song. Chicago: Forster Music, 1917. First Edition. Words by Arthur Chapman. Music by Estelle Philleo. 8pp, in part: "Out where the handclasp's a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells a little longer, That's where the West begins!.." 12" x 9". Very Good. Pictorial Cover. (#BOOKS020143I) $12.50

124. Parkinson, Edward S. WONDERLAND; OR, TWELVE WEEKS IN AND OUT OF THE UNITED STATES, Brief account of a trip across the continent--Short run into Mexico-- Ride to the Yosemite Valley--Steamer Voyage to Alaska, the land of glaciers--Visit to the great Shoshone Falls and a stage ride through the Yellowstone National Park. Trenton, N.J.: MacCrellish & Quigley, 1894. First Edition. 259pp; 24 illustrations, some full-page, some vignettes. The frontispiece is from a photograph of the 11 male and female travelers at Muir Glacier. Red cloth, gilt lettering, patterned endpapers. 7.5" x 5.25" Very Good. Original Cloth. "Edward S. Parkinson was a New Jersey newspaperman who traveled to California and Alaska in 1892. Wonderland, or Twelve weeks in and out of the United States (1894) is his account of that three-month adventure: a rail trip from New Jersey to California with side trips to Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. Highlights include visits to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Yosemite, Portland and Shoshone; with a chapter on California resort hotels." (WorldCat) [Flake, Mormon Bibliography, 6100b] (#037648) $250.00

125. Peet, Stephen D. THE HISTORY OF EXPLORATIONS IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Worcester, MA: Press of Charles Hamilton, 1896. First book edition. 35pp; 3 full- page maps, 2 text maps. First published in the AAS Proceedings, April 1896. 10.25" x 6.25" Very Good. Original Wraps. (#BOOKS017586I) $40.00

126. Pennsylvania Infantry. COMPANY G, 18TH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY: PAY DAY AT CAMP STEWART, EL PASO, TEXAS, AUG. 23, 1916. s.l.: s.n., 1916. Original photograph. Real-photo postcard of Company G troops lined up for pay call. The names of the 11 non-coms and officers in the photograph are neatly hand-printed in ink on the verso: Artificer- N.S. Seery, Corp'l Turnner, Corp'l McGrew, Sergt Walrath, Sergt White, Sergt Verneigo, Sergt Thompson, 1st Sergt Schawartz, Leiut. Anderson, Capt. C.L. McCobb. 3.25" x 5.25" Very Good. Camp Stewart was set up at El Paso, Texas, to defend the Texas-Mexico border against attacks by Pancho Villa. (#037807) $75.00

127. Poinsett, J.R. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR...RELATIVE TO THE PLAN PREPARED FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE WESTERN FRONTIER; ALSO, WHAT TRIBES OF INDIANS INHABIT THE COUNTRY IMMEDIATELY WEST OF ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI. April 13, 1840. . Washington DC: Blair & Rives, 1840. First Edition. 14pp. Poinsett gives a full account of US plans to defend the western frontier, and which tribes might be encountered in the process. Original spine stitching intact. 8.75" x 5.5" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. 26th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Doc. 379. [Not seen in American Imprints or WorldCat.] (#035756) $90.00

128. Priest, Josiah. AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES AND DISCOVERIES IN THE WEST: Being An Exhibition Of The Evidence That An Ancient Population Of Partially Civilized Nations Differing Entirely From Those Of The Present Indians, Peopled America, Many Centuries Before Its Discovery By Columbus. And Inquiries Into Their Origin, With A Copious Description of many of their stupendous Works, now in ruins. With Conjectures Concerning What may Have Become Of Them. Compiled From Travels, Authentic Sources, And The Researches Of Antiquarian Societies. Albany: Printed by Hoffman and White, 1833. Third Edition, Revised. 400pp; folding frontispiece and folding map of the Muskingum and Ohio Rivers. Old calf with red leather spine label. Front board detached and present, otherwise good condition. 8.5" x 5.25" Fair. Full Calf. [Howes, USiana P589. Sabin 65484. Flake, Mormon Bibliography, 6755.] (#035808) $100.00

129. Red River...sheet music. RED RIVER VALLEY. Prairie Ramblers over W.L.S., Chicago. Chicago: Calumet Music, 1935. First Edition. (6)pp. Contains lyric, melody line, piano accompaniment, guitar chords and frames. In part: "From the valley they tell me you're leaving I shall miss your bright eyes and sweet smile, For you take with you all of the sunshine, That has lightened my life for a while." 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Cover. (#BOOKS019129I) $12.50

130. Robb, Jim. THE COLOURFUL FIVE PERCENT--ILLUSTRATED, Vol. 1, No. 1: Read in All the Better Cabins in the Yukon. A Unique Guide of the Yukon's Greatest Treasures: Her Colourful Characters and Exceptionally Fine People. Whitehorse, Yukon: Murray Hampton, August 1984. First Edition. Folio. 35pp; text illustrated throughout from photographs and drawings, some color. Articles in this premier issue include: Wigwam Harry, and his Piano Box House; Mah Bing and the Hollywood Cafe; John Sewell, General Merchant; George Clark, Your Man about Town; Buzz Saw Jimmy; Jack London's Cabin; The Gold that Glitters beneath the Midnight Sun; George Johnston--Trapper, Photographer, Merchant; Archie Gillespie, Yukon Journalist; Chicago Charley; Sig Hanson, Carpenter-Photographer; Skookum Jim and His House; &c. Pictorial wrappers; horizontal crease in cover. 17" x 11" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. Inscribed and signed on cover: "To Don and Dawn--Merry Christmas / J Robb / 1984 / Yukon." [WorldCat finds only four holdings of this periodical, one in Ottawa and three in Alaska.] (#037724) $90.00

131. Robertson, Jim. TEXAS JIM ROBERTSON'S COLLECTION OF FAVORITE RECORDED SONGS. Edited, compiled and arranged by Shelby Darnell. NY: Bob Miller, 1943. First edition. 34pp; full-page photo-portrait of Texas Jim. Contains his one-page autobiography as well as words and music to 14 songs, including: Birmingham Woman; Miz O'Reilly's Daughter; Texas Song; When the U.S. Band Plays Dixie in Berlin; and ten more. 12" x 9" Good. Original Wrappers. (#030619) $25.00

132. Robison, Carson J. CARSON ROBISON'S "CR" RANCH SONG FOLIO: Contains the Favorite Songs of Carson Robison. NY: Southern Music, 1941. First Edition. 64pp; 3 illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 30 songs written or co-written by Carson Robison, including: Barnacle Bill, The Sailor; Goin' Back To Texas; In The Cumberland Mountains; Missouri Valley; Oklahoma Charley; Peg Leg Jack; Smoky Mountain Bill; and 23 more. Spine preserved with cloth by prior owner. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover are photos of Carson Robison, Native Americans, and CR Ranch hands. (#034893) $30.00

133. Rollin...sheet music. ROLLIN WESTWARD: Words by Ted Choate. Music by Bert Pellish. NY: Southern Music, 1939. Professional Edition. 3pp, words and music, in part: "Westward, Travelin' Westward Over the prairie to a new home...." 11" x 8.5" Very Good. Printed self-wrappers. Featured by Tex Ritter in the Monogram Picture, "Rollin' Westward." (#036499) $7.50

134. Santa Fe Railroad. THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE AND PANHANDLE & SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANIES: Local Time Tables, Effective January 14, 1940. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1940. Original edition. 61pp; centerfold map. Original, single fold to pocket size, opens to 9" x 8" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. (#036114) $25.00

135. Santa Fe Railroad. BY THE WAY: Reprinted January 1935. Chicago: Santa Fe Railroad Lines, 1935. Second Edition. 78pp; ten pages of illustrations from photographs, maps. Comprises a place-name history of Kansas, Colorado, and New Mexico with information on the towns and villages along the Santa Fe Railway Line. Spine roughened. 9" x 8" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. [Not seen in WorldCat.] (#036893) $45.00

136. Schoenberg, Wilfred P. JESUIT MISSION PRESSES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: A History and Bibliography of Imprints, 1876-1899. Portland, Oregon: Champoeg Press, 1957. First Edition. 76pp w/index; tipped frontispiece portrait of Father Joseph Giorda, S.J., rubricated title-page and chapter titles, one plate from photograph, several other illustrations. 10" x 6.5" Fine. Original Cloth. One of only 804 copies, designed and printed by Lawton Kennedy. (#034742) $40.00

137. Shackleford, William Yancey. BUFFALO BILL CODY: SCOUT AND SHOWMAN. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, (1944). First Edition. 24pp. Inside the cover is the printed bookplate of William J. Rush, with a verse threatening the gallows for anyone who steals this book. Yellow wrappers, cover title in black. 8.5" x 5.25" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 1981.] (#037015) $25.00

138. Sherwin, Sterling. SINGIN' IN THE SADDLE: A New Collection of Original and Standard Cowboy Songs. Boston: Boston Music, 1944. First Edition. 59pp; illus from photos of rodeos, etc. Contains lyrics, music and guitar charts to 21 cowboy songs, most written by Sterling Sherwin. 11.75" x 8.75" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS015270I) $25.00

139. Short Brothers. THE SHORT BROTHERS, JIMMIE & LEON: Song Folio No. 1. Hollywood American Music 1943., 1943. 1st Edition. Pictorial paper covers and contents near fine condition. 12" x 9" 50pp Contains lyrics, melody lines, piano accompaniment and chord symbols for 20 songs written and sung by Jimmie and Leon Short. Titles include: Rosalie, My Texas Rose; Stop Teasing Me; My Little Brown-eyed Texas Girl; When It's Apple Blossom Time; and 16 more. Illustrated by cover and 3 photo-illus. First Edition. Binding is original wraps. Soft cover. (#BOOKS018231I) $25.00

140. Silber, Irwin, compiler and editor. SONGS OF THE GREAT AMERICAN WEST: Music Annotated, Edited and Arranged by Earl Robinson. NY: Macmillan, 1967. First Edition. pp: xvi, 334, bibliography, discography, subject index, and title/first line index. Illustrations are from Remington, Russell, et al. The editor of "Sing Out!" collaborates here with American composer Earl Robinson to present words and music to more than 100 songs sung by 49ers, Missouri Pikers, handcart pioneers, homesteaders, greenhorns, tenderfoot cowboys, range riders, buffalo skinners, gunslingers, lumberjacks, railroaders, wobblies, and others. 11.25" x 8.5" Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS013925I) $20.00

141. Slow...sheet music. SLOW POKE Words and Music by Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart and Chilton Price. NY: Ridgeway Music, 1951. First Edition. 4pp, words and music, in part: "You keep me waitin' till it's gettin' aggravatin', You're a slow poke. I wait 'n' worry but you never seem to hurry...." 12" x 9". Fine. Pictorial Cover. The cover shows Pee Wee King and Redd Stewart in western garb, poised over a copy of The Tennessee Waltz. (#030150) $10.00

142. Smith, Jerry. JERRY SMITH'S FOLIO OF ORIGINAL HOME & RANGE SONGS, No. 1: 20 New Favorites introduced by "The Yodeling Cowboy" Portland, Oregon: American Music, 1939. First Edition. (50)pp, Contains words and music to 20 cowboy songs that Smith performed, including: We're Beddin' Down on A New Range Tonight; Ramblin' Rose of the Rio Grande; Git Along, Ole Mule; Cowboy Rangerette; Gamblin' Cowboy Jim; and 15 more. Inside the cover is a page of biography on Jerry Smith, known as the Yodeling Cowboy on various radio stations. 12" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS018082I) $25.00

143. Smith, Jerry. JERRY SMITH'S FOLIO OF ORIGINAL HOME & RANGE SONGS, No. 2. Portland, Oregon: American Music , 1941. First Edition. 50pp. Contains 21 songs performed by Jerry Smith. Titles include: Ridin' to the Rhythm of the Saddle; Margy Anne; The Cowboy's Warning; Bunkhouse Blues; Trail Dust; and 16 more. Six illustrations from photographs. 12.25" x 9" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. (#BOOKS018221I) $25.00

144. Snow, Hank. HANK SNOW, THE SINGING RANGER: America's Newest Recording Star. NY: Hill and Range Songs , 1949. First edition. 38pp; 8 illus from photographs. Contains a one-page message from Hank re his recent activities as well as lyrics, music, chord symbols and frames to 16 songs written and sung by him. Titles include: My Sweet Texas Blue Bonnet Queen; The Answer to "The Galveston Rose"; My Two Timin' Woman; My Filipino Rose; and 12 more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Original Wraps. (#031182) $25.00

145. Souhern Pacific Railroad. TIME TABLES: Four Scenic Routes... directly serving California, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Mexico, New Mexico, Texas. San Francisco: Southern Pacific Lines, 1939. First Edition. 55pp; map, two drawings. 9" x 8" Very Good. Soft Cover. The text gives information on dining cars and detailed time tables for all trains in the system, along with ads for the Golden Gate Exposition, bus tours, cruise lines, etc. Includes a map of the grounds of the San Francisco World's Fair. (#BOOKS012925I) $25.00

146. South Dakota. THE RAND-McNALLY VEST POCKET MAP OF SOUTH DAKOTA: Showing all Counties, Cities, Towns, Railways, Lakes, Rivers, Etc. Population is given according to the 1900 Official Census. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1902. First Edition. Colored map, 14" x 21", folding into tan card covers, printed in black. 5.5" x 2.5" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. Designates the Indian Reservations of Standing Rock, Cheyenne River, Lower Brule, Pine Ridge, and Rosebud. (#037596) $150.00

147. Spring, Agnes Wright. BUFFALO BILL AND HIS HORSES. Fort Collins, CO?: Published by the author, 1953. First Separate Edition. 24pp; 8 illus from photographs. Spring describes the many horses that W.F. Cody owned and rode over his long career. Green wrappers, photo of Cody on Duke shown on cover. 8.25" x 5.25" Fine. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. Offprint from the 1948 Livestock Annual of Western Farm Life. (#037012) $50.00

148. Standish, Miles. GUNS THAT WON THE WEST: in The Trail Guide, Volume 4, Number 2, June 1959. Independence, Missouri: Westerners, Kansas City Posse, 1959. First Edition. 14pp; two full-page illus (reward poster for Frank & Jesse James, photos of their revolvers). 9" x 6" Fine. Pictorial Paper Covers. Presentation copy, inscribed on the cover, signed by author Miles W. Standish. (#036770) $25.00

149. Stocking, Hobart E. THE ROAD TO SANTA FE: Illustrations and Maps by the Author. NY: Hastings House, 1971. First Edition. ISBN: 0803863144. pp: xii, 372; 28 maps, text illus. Examines the history of the old road to Santa Fe, the only pre-railroad link from the Mississippi River to the Southwest. The road started as a commerce route in 1821, crossing the Cimarron Desert and Indian country, eventually passing through the states of Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. 8.5" x 5.5" Fine in Fine dust-jacket. Original Cloth. (#BOOKS016210I) $20.00

150. Take me...sheet music. TAKE ME BACK TO MY BOOTS AND SADDLE [signed] Words and music by Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup, Teddy Powell. NY: Schuster & Miller, 1935. Early edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Boots and saddle Ooh-ooh-ooh....Let me see that gen'ral store, Let me ride that range once more...." 12" x 9" Good +. Pictorial Cover. The western-motif cover has an inset portrait of Wayne King, with his flamboyant signature in blue ink over the drawing of a cowboy. (#031945) $20.00

151. Take me...sheet music. TAKE ME BACK TO MY BOOTS AND SADDLE. Words and music by Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup, Teddy Powell. NY: Schuster & Miller, 1935. First Edition. 6pp, words and music, in part: "Boots and saddle Ooh-ooh-ooh....Let me see that gen'ral store, Let me ride that range once more...." The cover has a cowboy motif with an inset portrait of Josephine Larkin and Dick "Hotcha" Gardner. 12" x 9" Near Fine. Pictorial Cover. (#031447) $10.00

152. Teich, Carl. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK--SOUVENIR VIEWS: 20 Views. Chicago: Carl Teich, Circa 1920s. Original edition. Complete with 20 photographic views on 20 cards, 2.25" x 3.5", in original folding case. Undated: cars and clothing indicate 1920s, and mailing cost is stated as one cent. Very Good. Cardboard Covers. (#034824) $25.00

153. Thompson, Hank . HANK THOMPSON'S BRAZOS VALLEY HIT SONGS, No. 1 [signed]. NY: Hill and Range Songs, 1954. First Edition. 36pp; cover and 12 illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 15 songs, written and performed by Hank Thompson, including: Rub-A-Dub Dub; You're Walking On My Heart; When You're Lovin', You're Livin'; Cryin' In the Deep Blue Sea; Swing Wide Your Gate Of Love; and 10 more. Top of spine roughened. 12" x 9" Very Good. Original Wraps. Signed by Hank Thompson (1925-2007) in blue ink, above his picture on the cover. Thompson, aka The King of Western Swing, was backed by The Brazos Valley Boys to produce their honky tonk cowboy sound. (#031977) $35.00

154. Thorp, N.H. (Jack). TALES OF THE CHUCK WAGON. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Published by the author , (1926). First Edition. 123pp. Contains 20 tales, including: The Lost Navajos; Lincoln's Wager; Jim Red's Christmas Ride; The Burro and the Giant Powder; The Puncher and the Nugget; Curious Women; &c. Frontispiece view from photograph. 9" x 6" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Rampaging Herd, 2306. Storm, Graff Collection, 4145.] (#036914) $30.00

155. Treasure Chest. TREASURE CHEST OF COWBOY SONGS. NY: Treasure Chest, 1935. First Edition. 48pp; occasional illus in text. Contains words and music to 38 cowboy songs, including: Bad Company; Brown-eyed Lee; Come All You Wild Rovers; Dreary Black Hills; Night-herding Song; Utah Carroll; and 32 more. 9.25" x 6.75" Good . Original Wraps. (#035277) $10.00

156. Trego, Frank H. BOULEVARDED OLD TRAILS IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST. NY: Greenberg, 1929. First Edition. pp: xviii, 262; map, 60pp illus from photographs. 8.25" x 5.5" Very Good. Original Cloth. This detailed account of a motor trip through the southwest begins at Denver and includes portions of the Santa Fe Trail, part of Arizona, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Taos, &c. Contains photographs of native americans, pueblos, &c. [Rittenhouse, Santa Fe Trail, 584.] (#BOOKS005711I) $30.00

157. Tucson Rodeo. TUCSON RODEO PROGRAM, OFFICIAL DAILY SCHEDULE -- LA FIESTA DE LOS VAQUEROS: Tucson Celebrates 100 Years under the American Flag. Tucson, Arizona: Tucson Chamber of Commerce, 1954. Original edition. 4pp; seven vignettes from photographs. Prints the schedule and the names of contestants, horses, and bulls in 12 events. Shown on the cover are: Dorothy Sattafield; Buff Brady; Ruth Miriam; Wiley McCray & Gene Payne; Sammy Reynoso; Rodeo Boss Ed Nichols, Champion Roper of 1912; Jay Sisler and his Wonder Dogs. 11" x 8.5" Very Good. (#037114) $25.00

158. Tyler, T. Texas. T. TEXAS TYLER, THE MAN WITH A MILLION FRIENDS: Souvenir program [signed] . Hollywood: Federal Artists, Circa 1950. First Edition. Signed on the cover in blue ink. 16pp; full-page and text illus from photographs. Biographical text by Marion R. Watson. 10.75" x 8.25" Near Fine. Original Wraps. T. Texas Tyler (1916-1972) was born in Arkansas as David Luke Myrick. A songwriter and singer, he is perhaps best known for his "House of Cards." Some other songs of his are: You Were Only Teasing Me; No Regrets; Tell Your Lies To The Man In The Moon; I'm Better Off Without You; I've Heard That Story Before; Fair Weather Baby; etc. (#031270) $50.00

159. Union Pacific Railroad. UNION PACIFIC: THE OVERLAND ROUTE-- Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and Intermediate States. Omaha: Union Pacific Railroad, 1903. Revised Edition. 30pp; illus from photographs, maps. 9" x 8" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. A centerspread map shows Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Oregon RR & Nav. Co., Southern Pacific, and Connections. (#BOOKS012022I) $60.00

160. Union Pacific Railroad. ZION NATIONAL PARK, BRYCE CANYON, CEDAR BREAKS, KAIBAB FOREST, NORTH RIM OF GRAND CANYON. Omaha, Nebraska: W.H. Murray, Union Pacific System, 1926. Revised & Enlarged Edition. 48pp; centerfold map, illus throughout from photographs, some color. Includes descriptions of trails, accommodations, itineraries for several "All-expense Escorted Tours," lodgings, &c. 10" x 7" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. [OCLC also locates a 1925 edition of this title.] (#037046) $25.00

161. Upham, Samuel C. YE ANCIENT YUBA MINER OF THE DAYS OF '49: An Old Song in a New Dress. Los Angeles: Westerners, Los Angeles Corral, 1949. First edition thus. (8)pp; illus with silhouettes. Keepsake No. 3, Los Angeles Corral of The Westerners. 8.5" x 5.5" Fine. Pictorial Paper Covers. First published at Philadelphia in 1878 by Upham, a self-described '49-er. (#036771) $30.00

162. Utah. STATE OF UTAH: RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING MANUFACTURE, IMPORTATION, USE AND DISPOSITION OF ALCOHOL Promulgated under Authority of Chapter 2, Laws of Utah, 1917. In Effect April 1, 1923. Salt Lake City: Attorney General of Utah, 1923. First Edition. (24)pp. Bound in printed gray wrappers. Removed from a nonce volume, with three small stab holes in spine. 9.25" x 6" Good . Original Wrappers. Includes detailed regulations and forms for permits to manufacture, warehouse, ship, wholesale, druggist retail, and retail purchase of alcoholic beverages, with a section on sacramental wine. [WorldCat locates only the Brigham Young U holding.] (#038033) $50.00

163. Van Buren, Martin. (PURCHASES OF INDIAN LANDS) MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Transmitting...a statement showing the purchases of Indian lands since the establishment of the present Federal Government. July 20, 1840. Washington DC: Blair & Rives, printers, 1840. First Edition. 13pp. Comprises two tables: No. 1-- Statement of the purchases of land made from each Indian tribe...arranged chronologically. No. 2- -Statement of the purchases...showing the aggregate amount of purchases from each tribe, &c. Archival spine reinforcement. 9" x 5.75" Very Good. Printed self-wraps. 26th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Doc. 616. The lists in this report are sobering and long. (#035754) $45.00

164. Van Cleve, Charlotte Ouisconsin. THREE SCORE YEARS AND TEN: Life-long Memories of Fort Snelling, Minnesota, and Other Parts of the West. Minneapolis: Harrison & Smith Printing House, 1888. First Edition. 176pp; frontispiece portrait of author. Bound in decorative green cloth, stamped gilt and black; spine ends lightly rubbed. 8.25" x 6.25" Very Good. Decorative Cloth. [Howes, USiana V21: "Authoress was the first white child born in Wisconsin." Storm, Graff Collection 4455. Ms. Van Cleve's husband was a general in the Union Army.] (#036688) $125.00

165. Villasenor, David. INDIAN SANDPAINTING OF THE GREATER SOUTHWEST. Healdsburg, CA: Naturegraph Company, 1963. First Edition thus. 16pp + 16 color plates. This booklet comprises excerpts from the author's book, TAPESTRIES IN SAND. Edited by Vinson Brown. 9" x 6". Very Good. Pictorial wraps. (#BOOKS020896I) $7.50

166. Walker, Henry Pickering. PREACHER IN HELLDORADO Offprint, Journal of Arizona History, Autumn, 1974. Tombstone: Friends of St. Paul's, (1974). First Separate Edition. 26pp; one illus from photograph, repeated on cover. Printed yellow wrappers. 9.5" x 6.5" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. Edition limited to 500 copies. (#037629) $7.50

167. Washington. INDEXED COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP POCKET MAP AND SHIPPERS' GUIDE OF WASHINGTON: Accompanied by a New and Original Compilation and Ready Reference Index, Showing in Detail the Entire Railroad System...Cities, Towns, Post Offices, Railroad Stations, Villages, Counties, Islands, Lakes, River, Etc. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1909. First Edition. pp: 34. (4) ads. Tipped in is a colored map, opening to 21" x 28", folded into brown card covers printed in black. 6.5" x 4" Very Good. Printed Stiff Wrappers. (#037594) $75.00

168. Waterman, Capt. J.H. CONQUEST OF THE BISON. Deansboro, NY: Published by the author, 1945. First Edition. 18pp, printed on coated stock; 20 half-page illus from photographs. 8.5" x 5.5" Very Good. Pictorial Paper Covers. "A brief history of the American Bison and recounting the experiences of the author in training Ned and Ted, as told to Mabel A. Beekman." Waterman's Trained Buffalo performed at various fairs and expositions in the US. (#035143) $45.00

169. Waters, William. A GALLERY OF WESTERN BADMEN [signed]. Covington, Kentucky: Americana Publications, 1954. First Edition. 33pp; text illus from photographs. Printed throughout in sepia ink. Tan wrappers, both covers illustrated. Signed on the half-title by William Waters. 8.5" x 5.5" Very Good. Pictorial Stiff Wrappers. [Adams, Six-Guns and Saddle Leather, 2324: "...The errors are listed in detail in Burs Under the Saddle" by Ramon Adams, 1964.] (#037018) $25.00

170. Watson, Don. INDIANS OF THE MESA VERDE . Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado: Mesa Verde Museum, (1955). First Edition. pp: v, 188; frontispiece and 16pp illus from photographs. Bound in pictorial stiff wrappers. Prior owner's blind-stamp on free endpaper. 9" x 6" Very Good. Original Wrappers. (#037766) $12.50

171. White, John. COWBOY SONGS AS SUNG BY JOHN WHITE, "THE LONESOME COWBOY," IN DEATH VALLEY DAYS. NY: Pacific Coast Borax , 1934. First Edition. 16pp; centerspread illus from photographs. Contains historical notes, words and music to six cowboy songs as sung on the "Death Valley Days" radio program, including: The Little Old Sod Shanty; Zebra Dun; The Tenderfoot; and three more. 12" x 9" Very Good. Original Wraps. The cover features a large portrait of John White picking his guitar. (#031120) $20.00

172. White, John I. GIT ALONG, LITTLE DOGIES: Songs and Songmakers of the American West [songbook, with vinyl recording]. Urbana, IL: Univ of Illinois Press , 1975. First Edition. ISBN: 0252003276. pp: xiii, 221; illus from photos and drawings. 10.25" x 7.5" Near Fine in Very Good dust-jacket. Original Cloth. Laid in is the original 33-1/3 rpm vinyl record containing four cowboy songs, sung by John White. In this book, White tells his own story as he outlines the rise of cowboy music to pop status. Chapters center on the people (Owen Wister, Kid O'Malley, and others) and the songs associated with cowboy music of the day. Includes lyrics to many songs and some lines of music. (#BOOKS014981I) $20.00

173. Wilkerson, P.H. HADEN WILSON: MISSIONARY. A Narrative of Real Adventures, True to Frontier Life. Philadelphia American Sunday-School Union (1912)., 1912. 1st Edition. Binding and contents in very good condition. 7.75" x 5" 222pp Based on the recollections of a Christian missionary in Arkansas and the Indian Territory, now a part of Oklahoma. Illustrated by 4 plates from photographs. First Edition. Binding is original cloth. Hardcover. (#BOOKS019020I) $45.00

174. Williams, Marc. HEAR MARC WILLIAMS AND HIS COWBOYS: Postcard. Fort Worth, Texas: Radio Station KFJZ, 1940. First Edition. On the front of this rare card is a photo of Marc Williams and his Cowboys (Bill Stockard, Pete Scarborough, and Bob Atwine). On the back is printed: "Hear..Marc Williams (National Broadcasting Company and Brunswick Recording Artist) and his Cowboys, each morning (except Sundays) from 7:00 to 7:30 over Radio Station KFJZ. Good Entertainment. Interesting Announcements. Leonard Bros., where you get more merchandise for less money." 5.5" x 3.25" Very Good. . Marc Williams, known as the Cowboy Crooner back in the 1940s, recorded on the Brunswick label, His hits include: "Sioux Indians," "The Cowboy's Dream," and "When the Work's All Done This Fall." (#BOOKS020790I) $35.00

175. Williams, Robert and others. BIG SANDY & HIS FLY-RITE BOYS. Plus Special Guests, The Flatirons & The Countrypolitans [poster]: Western Swing & Roots Country Dance...Sat. Jan 17, Crystal Ballroom. Portland, OR: Crystal Ballroom, 1998. First Edition. This concert poster, printed in red on tan stock, features a sketch from a group-photo of Big Sandy and his Boys. 17" x 11" Fine. . Big Sandy (Robert Williams) and the Fly-Rite Trio, formed in 1988, became Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys in 1993. (#031048) $25.00

176. Willison, George F. HERE THEY DUG THE GOLD. NY: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1946. First Edition. pp: xiv, 315, index; frontispiece, 16pp illus from photographs, endpaper maps. Chronicles the Pike's Peak Gold Rush of 1859 and life in the mining camps. Includes much on Horace and Baby Doe, Augusta Tabor, and William Green Russell as well as the Native Americans, gambling, desperadoes, theaters, etc. 8.25" x 5.5" Very Good. Original cloth. (#BOOKS010493I) $15.00

177. Words to Songs. MUSIC FOLIO OF POPULAR WESTERN SONGS: Arranged for Piano, Uke, Guitar, Banjo. NY: Words to Songs, Inc., 1949. First Edition. 32pp. Contains words and music to 20 songs, including: Divorce Me C.O.D.; Behind Those Swinging Doors; Kentucky Means Paradise; Cincinnati Lou; B-one Baby; and 15 more. 12" x 9" Good . Pictorial Paper Covers. On the cover is a photo of Rod Cameron with badge and gun from the Republic movie "Brimstone." (#034473) $20.00

178. Wormington, H.M. PREHISTORIC INDIANS OF THE SOUTHWEST. Appendix: Outstanding Exhibit Sites, Modern Pueblos, Local Museums by Erik K. Reed. Denver: Colorado Museum of Natural History, 1947. First Edition. 191pp with index; 58 illustrations from photographs and drawings. Gray cloth, red lettering. 9" x 6" Very Good. Original Cloth. (#037765) $25.00

179. Wyoming, Centennial. PICTORIAL TRADE CARD FOR SNOWY RANGE LODGE, CENTENNIAL, WYO.--ON HIGHWAY 130: Skiing, Sleigh Rides, Hunting, Rodeos, Fishing, Cabins, Meals, Horses. Photos by Ludwig of Wyoming. Centennial, WY: Snowy Range Lodge, circa 1937. Original edition. Vintage card with photos on both sides, showing Snowy Range Lodge and a mountain lake. Handwritten comments: "Was a sight to see - Was here - Snow - and I put my hands & feet in it." 3.5" x 5.5" Very Good. . Snowy Range Lodge dates back to the early 1900s, and is still in operation. (#036851) $35.00

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