First Edition. "A thrilling, red-blooded tale of a picturesque character against the background of hell-roaring towns where men drank, quarreled, killed and went about their business. Gordon Lillie, as Pawnee Bill, the hero of countless men and boys of this and past generations, stood in the doorway of the restaurant in Caldwell one Saturday afternoon. Before him were cattle thieves, horse thieves, Indians, desperadoes, women with hard eyes and painted cheeks. He stood on the threshold of a career that was to be one of the most colorful and stirring in the annals of the glamorous Southwest." A very uncommon title to be found in dustjacket. Near Fine but for mild cocking, in Very Good dustjacket, some wear at front spine edge, shallow chipping at lower spine end. Item #22008

First Edition. Original yellow cloth, lacking jacket. This copy nicely inscribed and signed at front endpaper by author to 'Mom and Dad Brown'. His parents? Uncertain. An uncommon title. Good, cloth soiled, cocking. Item #34926

First Danish Edition. A European translation of this western novel with great inscription by the author at front endpaper: "For Christopher Allan MacDonald / This Ducth translation / of "Comanche Scalp" / which I dedicated to / you, (in the American edition.) / affectionately, / Allan / (William Colt MacDonald) / 1/15/57 / Hi, Matador!". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #20510

First Edition. Signed by Mann at title page and with author’s Field & Stream business card and address stamp at front free endpaper. Scarce. Story of adventure, romance, and a young man’s search for his father. Near Fine but for marker to front free endpaper and lower edge of page block, in a Very Good plus dustjacket, front panel edges and spine ends with shallow chips and closed tears, spine faded. Item #19312

First Edition. Luros dustjacket art. Western of a man who became a successful cowboy and who risked it all to tame a trail-end boom town. Very Good but for foxing to endpapers and a typed instruction sheet and list of names for a lending circle pasted to front free end paper, in a Very Good dustjacket with modest soiling to rear panel and light edge wear, mostly to spine ends and flap corners. Item #18880

First Edition. Western adventure novel of a father and son crime duo. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Item #35662

First Edition. Exciting story of a lawyer who returned to Mesa Junction to visit a dying friend, only to find himself amidst a range war. Good plus, with covers rather damp-stained and ownership markings to front free endpaper, in a Good dustjacket with shallow chipping to top spine end, some minor bleeding of front covers to verso of jacket. Item #18713

First Edition. M. Hutchinson dustjacket art. "Real Indian warfare blazes up during the search for the 'Red Mesa' mine, when a scoundrel named Vasquez gets wind of it and stirs up the Apaches against the white men and the Indian tribe with whom they have made friends". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at lower spine end, few shallow edge chips and wear. Item #25585

Early Reprint Edition. Maynard Dixon dustjacket art. An uncommon early reprint edition with ownership date of March 1913 at front free endpaper of this western literary classic. Illustrated with three plates by Dixon, whereas the title page calls for four, however this being a reprint edition one plate was likely left out. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket with chipping at spine ends, scotch tape to exterior of tears at spine edges, spine foxed. Item #20429

Presumed Later Printing, with 1908 copyright date. Western adventure novel featuring a found bag of gold. The Apache Kid is a congenial train robber, bank robber, and road agent, But he’s never been convicted of any crimes and socializes freely with any law-abiding citizens who care to have his acquaintance. The novel is set in what we take to be British Columbia; the year is 1900. An uncommon title. Very Good, possibly lacking a half-title page (pagination begins with endpaper followed by title page) in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at spine ends and few edges. Item #34360

Presumed First Edition, copyright date of 1926. des Rosiers dustjacket art. Western novel concerning cowboys and rustlers. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, fairly shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, few short tears and wear. Item #17540

First Edition. "high romance and swift action in a country rich with wild beauty. Dixie's story - told against the background of America's last frontier, the land of the great cattlemen who still hold fast to a rigid code of right and wrong". Set primarily in Texas, but Dixie moves to California in the end. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, top spine end chipped, accordion abrasion at mid rear panel. Item #30709

First Edition. Remington Schuyler dustjacket art. Western adventure novel of the gold-rush "outlawry and of loyalty, of money-madness and mystery..." Nice Schuyler dustjacket art. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, few scotch tape mends to verso, few nicks, closed tears and rubbing at top spine end. . Item #6819