First Edition. Western adventure novel of gold prospecting, the Laredo Kid and beautiful Lucy Blue. Very Good, some soiling to page edges, in Very Good dustjacket, very shallow loss at spine ends, top rear panel with quarter sized chip, some closed tears at edges. Item #26018

First Edition. Charles K. Stevens dustjacket art. "Story of adventure in the Southwest". Rare western novel by Gregory. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, some splitting at lower front spine edge, half inch deep chipping at lower spine end, small chips at top spine end and few edges, few closed tears at lower front panel. Item #16763

First Edition. The biography of Charles Jesse "Buffalo Jones" Jones, Frontiersman, Indian Fighter, and Hunter. Very Good, tiny nick to cloth at top spine end, cloth fading at spine and cover edges. Item #26713

First Edition. Arizona set western and crime novel of kidnapping and cowboys. Very Good, crease at spine, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, some shallow chips and closed tears. Item #27122

First Edition. Stockton Mullford dustjacket art. Western genre novel of a young man in pursuit of a horse. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, few small chips at top spine end, small chip at top rear and lower front panels. Item #12133

First Edition. Western adventure novel of a treasure and the Rio Kid written under the pen name of Don Davis by Davis Dresser, who wrote the Mike Shayne mysteries under the pseudonym Brett Halliday. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #35404

First Edition. W. H. D. Koerner dustjacket art, Rodney Thomson frontis. Rare collection of American frontier humor stories as told by Mr. Stegg, "the old bullwhacker of Sidney, Nebraska" and put down by Harris. Stegg "is a complete chronicle of the Hills bound in brown leather; he knows everybody; he was on familiar terms with such sinister celebrities as Wild Bill, Fly specked Billy and Lame Johnny and was among those present at their something of the suddenest departure from this life." This copy inscribed and signed by Harris at front endpaper. Author's only book. Near Fine in nearly Very Good lightly edge chipped dustjacket, some mild stains to front panel, small abrasion at top front panel. Item #21116

First Edition. Western adventure novel of cattle rustling and gold mines. A bright copy, Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, modest shelf wear. Item #8603

First Edition. 1868 set western novel, "of fighting men and the path of steel and steam they blazed though the western wilderness". Basis for the 1939 Cecil B. DeMille directed Paramount Picture film starring Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some fading to spine illustration, shallow loss at spine ends, short scotch tape mended tear at lower front panel. Item #26771

First Edition. Alaska and north country adventure novel. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, nicked at edges, some short closed tears and wear, sticker price abrasion at lower front panel. Item #26706

First Edition. Bip Pares dustjacket art. An unusual novel about champion bronco and rodeo riders, "the gypsylike wanderings of the riders from Salinas to Calgary. In the words of the Stampede announcer, See the West, folks, and Grey Sage coming out of Chute Number One on Widow Maker". The modern West where rodeos have replaced the round-up and dude ranches cater to Eastern visitors. Grey Sage had always wanted to own a homestead and be a real part of the great rangeland but, discouraged with the lonely struggle, he drifted to the annual Stampede at Arapahoe and overnight found himself a champion bronc rider. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small chip at lower spine end and top rear panel. Item #29695