LIFE OF TOM HORN GOVERNMENT SCOUT AND INTERPRETER $ 30.00 FREE SHIPPING
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The book is the 1964 new edition (which is now also known as the first new edition) was published as part of the Western
Frontier Library by the University of Oklahoma Press. The book is complete with 277 pages in excellent condition. It also has
an original dust jacket. The jacket has some scuffs and small chips, and spine fading but should grade overall as good.
Tom Horn was hanged in 1903 in Cheyenne Wyoming for the murder of a 14 year old Willie Nickell, near Wheatland. The
original murder, or "apprehension with malice" if you will, depending on what side of the fence you're on, was covered
extensively in the original publication Banditti of the Plains which was a banned book until it's re-publication years later. Horn
requested his executioner to be lawman T. Joe Cahill, another famous Wyomingite after he was arrested. The controversy of
the arrest is another story, explained in detail by Sheriff Joe LeFors in his book.
This interesting essay is more of a biography about Horn than a "vindication" [Krakel] and makes for a fascinating read into
the life and times of Horn...from his youth in Missouri to being taken in to train as a scout under the watchful eyes of Al
Sieber, and became involved in rounding up recalcitrant Apaches and delivering them to the reservation. The tales involve
the wiley Geronimo, the renegade Natchez, old Chief Nana, and the ingenious Mickey Free.
Famous Sheriffs & Western Outlaws ~ SOLD
The indubitable facts behind thousands of western thrillers
by a man who knows both the old west and the new
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Author is William MacLeod Raine, New Home Library edition printed in 1949 from the original 1929 Copyright (although other
author's copyrights date back to the turn of the century) 294 Pages in great shape. Original dust jacket, which is enclosed
withing mylar, has a few edge chips and expected shelf wear.
The wild West in the last third of the 19th Century; Wild Bill Hickok, Buckskin Frank Leslie, Tombstone and it's cattle rustling
Cowboys, versus Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday and the Earp Brothers, John Clum, Geronimo, the Apache Kid, Tom Horn, John
Wesley Hardin, Harry Tracy, and more.
- as written by Himself, a VINDICATION, SAVE 30%!
- with an introduction by Dean Krakel
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The book is the 1964 new edition (which is now also known as the first new edition) was published as part of the Western
Frontier Library by the University of Oklahoma Press. The book is complete with 277 pages in excellent condition. It also has
an original dust jacket. The jacket has some scuffs and small chips, and spine fading but should grade overall as good.
Tom Horn was hanged in 1903 in Cheyenne Wyoming for the murder of a 14 year old Willie Nickell, near Wheatland. The
original murder, or "apprehension with malice" if you will, depending on what side of the fence you're on, was covered
extensively in the original publication Banditti of the Plains which was a banned book until it's re-publication years later. Horn
requested his executioner to be lawman T. Joe Cahill, another famous Wyomingite after he was arrested. The controversy of
the arrest is another story, explained in detail by Sheriff Joe LeFors in his book.
This interesting essay is more of a biography about Horn than a "vindication" [Krakel] and makes for a fascinating read into
the life and times of Horn...from his youth in Missouri to being taken in to train as a scout under the watchful eyes of Al
Sieber, and became involved in rounding up recalcitrant Apaches and delivering them to the reservation. The tales involve
the wiley Geronimo, the renegade Natchez, old Chief Nana, and the ingenious Mickey Free.
Famous Sheriffs & Western Outlaws ~ SOLD
The indubitable facts behind thousands of western thrillers
by a man who knows both the old west and the new
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Author is William MacLeod Raine, New Home Library edition printed in 1949 from the original 1929 Copyright (although other
author's copyrights date back to the turn of the century) 294 Pages in great shape. Original dust jacket, which is enclosed
withing mylar, has a few edge chips and expected shelf wear.
The wild West in the last third of the 19th Century; Wild Bill Hickok, Buckskin Frank Leslie, Tombstone and it's cattle rustling
Cowboys, versus Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday and the Earp Brothers, John Clum, Geronimo, the Apache Kid, Tom Horn, John
Wesley Hardin, Harry Tracy, and more.
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History of Natrona County 1888 - 1922 $ 335.00 FREE SHIPPING
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True Portrayal of the Yesterdays of a New County and a Typical Frontier Town of the Middle West. Fortunes and Misfortunes,
Tragedies and Comedies, Struggles and Triumphs of the Pioneers
Inscribed by the author Best Wishes of the Author Alfred James Mokler Casper, Wyoming November 11, 1942.
The book has green cloth binding and was published by R. R. Donnelly & Sons Lakeside Press Chicago.
Book runs 477 pages and includes Maps and Illustrations by the author. Many varied and interesting early black and white
photographs of life in the West around Casper.
The edges of the cover have top and bottom shelf wear and browning of the end boards. Gold gilt on the top edge. Owner's
inscription front end board. Some pages have browning and foxing. Bad stain p118.
This book is desirable for any Wyoming History Library. It is so difficult to come by that many people have give up trying to find
this edition and have resigned to buying Hembry's Centennial reprint just to say they have a copy of this book.
This is not just an original book, but it's also in overall pretty good condition and is signed. Can't ask for more than that!
- Signed by Alfred James Mokler save $100.00!
- First Edition 1923
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True Portrayal of the Yesterdays of a New County and a Typical Frontier Town of the Middle West. Fortunes and Misfortunes,
Tragedies and Comedies, Struggles and Triumphs of the Pioneers
Inscribed by the author Best Wishes of the Author Alfred James Mokler Casper, Wyoming November 11, 1942.
The book has green cloth binding and was published by R. R. Donnelly & Sons Lakeside Press Chicago.
Book runs 477 pages and includes Maps and Illustrations by the author. Many varied and interesting early black and white
photographs of life in the West around Casper.
The edges of the cover have top and bottom shelf wear and browning of the end boards. Gold gilt on the top edge. Owner's
inscription front end board. Some pages have browning and foxing. Bad stain p118.
This book is desirable for any Wyoming History Library. It is so difficult to come by that many people have give up trying to find
this edition and have resigned to buying Hembry's Centennial reprint just to say they have a copy of this book.
This is not just an original book, but it's also in overall pretty good condition and is signed. Can't ask for more than that!
| Books for the Collector; True Western Historical Biographical books & some popular vintage novels |
Life of Buffalo Bill by William F Cody $ 75.00 FREE SHIPPING
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The real achievements of William F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody as a plainsman, hunter, scout, and Indian fighter have tended to be
obscured by his fame as a showman. From its opening performance in 1883, Buffalo Bill's Wild West (it was never advertised
as a show or circus) enthralled audiences in America and Europe, urchins and crowned heads alike; and probably no one man
did more to establish and romanticize the tradition of the old West of cowboy and Indian. Because he personified this
tradition, Cody inspired an ocean of literature - dime novels, stories, melodramas, allegedly true accounts of his exploits -
which tarnished the credibility of his legend even as it increased his renown..
Reprint of First Edition, Originally Published 1879 [1982] As New. Fine, No dust jacket (as issued) Americana. Classics of the
Old West series. Single volume. Hardback. 365 pages. Gorgeous, brown leather, embossed cover, front cover and spine
titles in gold gilt, all edges gilt, marbled end papers, ribbon bookmark. Frontispiece. Illustration. Facsimile reprint from the
first edition, with all typographical errors as originally published "to preserve historical accuracy"
It covers the years from Cody's birth in 1846 until his thirty-fourth year, the years during which he grew up on the plains,
worked for Charles Russell, Majors & Waddell, rode the Pony Express, went on fourteen expeditions against the Indians, and
participated in fifteen Indian fights .. the years that underpin the legend of Buffalo Bill and earned him the status of an
authentic American Hero.
This edition is in excellent condition. There is a shallow scratch on the front that can only be seen when the light hits it just
so. Sells upwards of over $200 at other internet sites.
- leather & gilt near pristine copy originally $ 99.00!
- this is as good as it gets
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The real achievements of William F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody as a plainsman, hunter, scout, and Indian fighter have tended to be
obscured by his fame as a showman. From its opening performance in 1883, Buffalo Bill's Wild West (it was never advertised
as a show or circus) enthralled audiences in America and Europe, urchins and crowned heads alike; and probably no one man
did more to establish and romanticize the tradition of the old West of cowboy and Indian. Because he personified this
tradition, Cody inspired an ocean of literature - dime novels, stories, melodramas, allegedly true accounts of his exploits -
which tarnished the credibility of his legend even as it increased his renown..
Reprint of First Edition, Originally Published 1879 [1982] As New. Fine, No dust jacket (as issued) Americana. Classics of the
Old West series. Single volume. Hardback. 365 pages. Gorgeous, brown leather, embossed cover, front cover and spine
titles in gold gilt, all edges gilt, marbled end papers, ribbon bookmark. Frontispiece. Illustration. Facsimile reprint from the
first edition, with all typographical errors as originally published "to preserve historical accuracy"
It covers the years from Cody's birth in 1846 until his thirty-fourth year, the years during which he grew up on the plains,
worked for Charles Russell, Majors & Waddell, rode the Pony Express, went on fourteen expeditions against the Indians, and
participated in fifteen Indian fights .. the years that underpin the legend of Buffalo Bill and earned him the status of an
authentic American Hero.
This edition is in excellent condition. There is a shallow scratch on the front that can only be seen when the light hits it just
so. Sells upwards of over $200 at other internet sites.
1983 WYOMING Dude Connection book Bucky King on hold
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The Dude Connection a brief History of Dude Ranching in Sheridan and Buffalo Wyoming and Birney, Montana by Bucky King.
Illustrations by Bucky King. Autographed with inscription For Mrs. E. Bryan Kelso with good wishes Bucky King 1983. In
addition to the inscription the owner wrote: "Replete with Misinformation!" 205 Pages, soft cover.
Scarce book detailing the west's most famous Dude Ranches along with their family history from the beginning of the Dude
Ranching days in the 1920's up into the 1980's. There's a lot of information on the famous Eaton's Ranch at Wolf Wyoming
because it was one of the Nation's first destinations for Eastern Dudes and Dude-ettes :-). Ms. King begins her look at the
history with the Eaton ranch and as the cowboy wranglers and Dudes moved from one ranch to another, many of the area's
other ranches are included. There are chapters and photographs from The Eaton's Ranch, The TAT Guest Ranch-Rafter Y, G.
P. Bar Guest Ranch, The IXL Guest Ranch , The TeePee Ranch, Pass Creek Guest Ranch, Horton's HF Bar, Quarter Circle M
Ranch, 7D Ranch, Jack Rabbit Ranch, Paradise Ranch, Bones Brothers, Spear O Wigwam, and The Quarter Circle U.
Eaton's Ranch in particular receives a lot of attention. King has even drawn a genealogical chart of the family. King was
given free reign to explore the Eaton family archives and provides much insight into the Dude Connections. Mr. Don King,
(King Ropes and Saddlery, not related to the author) was probably one of the most famous residents of Sheridan Wyoming.
He passed away recently, but has been honored every year with a parade and civic Holiday in his name...Don King Days ... for
his contributions to the local economy and support of the Cowboy way in Wyoming. He was a wrangler at Eaton's when his
wife-to-be, Dippy, came to visit as a Dude with her family. The Tom Barker family is also chronicled, as is the Watts Smyths,
Eugene Williams, the Walter Taylors, the Tud Smiths, the Richard Hosford clan, the Pelliser family, and the Torry Johnson
family.
The book also includes a FEP and BEP Burlington Route map of the area showing the location of the ranches.
The book is in good condition. The cover and spine are colored in such a way that they look sun-faded but this is not the
case, as I have other copies of this book and they are all alike. There are numerous pencil marks by the former owner and in
some cases notations in ink, obviously prompting the inscription of 'Replete with Misinformation!' comment and serves only
to make the book more interesting
- Autographed
- Eatons Ranch, IXL ,TeePee, Rafter Y, HF Bar, and more
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The Dude Connection a brief History of Dude Ranching in Sheridan and Buffalo Wyoming and Birney, Montana by Bucky King.
Illustrations by Bucky King. Autographed with inscription For Mrs. E. Bryan Kelso with good wishes Bucky King 1983. In
addition to the inscription the owner wrote: "Replete with Misinformation!" 205 Pages, soft cover.
Scarce book detailing the west's most famous Dude Ranches along with their family history from the beginning of the Dude
Ranching days in the 1920's up into the 1980's. There's a lot of information on the famous Eaton's Ranch at Wolf Wyoming
because it was one of the Nation's first destinations for Eastern Dudes and Dude-ettes :-). Ms. King begins her look at the
history with the Eaton ranch and as the cowboy wranglers and Dudes moved from one ranch to another, many of the area's
other ranches are included. There are chapters and photographs from The Eaton's Ranch, The TAT Guest Ranch-Rafter Y, G.
P. Bar Guest Ranch, The IXL Guest Ranch , The TeePee Ranch, Pass Creek Guest Ranch, Horton's HF Bar, Quarter Circle M
Ranch, 7D Ranch, Jack Rabbit Ranch, Paradise Ranch, Bones Brothers, Spear O Wigwam, and The Quarter Circle U.
Eaton's Ranch in particular receives a lot of attention. King has even drawn a genealogical chart of the family. King was
given free reign to explore the Eaton family archives and provides much insight into the Dude Connections. Mr. Don King,
(King Ropes and Saddlery, not related to the author) was probably one of the most famous residents of Sheridan Wyoming.
He passed away recently, but has been honored every year with a parade and civic Holiday in his name...Don King Days ... for
his contributions to the local economy and support of the Cowboy way in Wyoming. He was a wrangler at Eaton's when his
wife-to-be, Dippy, came to visit as a Dude with her family. The Tom Barker family is also chronicled, as is the Watts Smyths,
Eugene Williams, the Walter Taylors, the Tud Smiths, the Richard Hosford clan, the Pelliser family, and the Torry Johnson
family.
The book also includes a FEP and BEP Burlington Route map of the area showing the location of the ranches.
The book is in good condition. The cover and spine are colored in such a way that they look sun-faded but this is not the
case, as I have other copies of this book and they are all alike. There are numerous pencil marks by the former owner and in
some cases notations in ink, obviously prompting the inscription of 'Replete with Misinformation!' comment and serves only
to make the book more interesting
1987 Wyoming Brand Book Livestock Board full edition $ 75.00 FREE SHIPPING
$ 12.50 off original price
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Official Brand Book of the State of Wyoming 1987 issued by the Livestock Board of Wyoming at Cheyenne.
This is the full edition book, not a supplement. It runs 1018 pages and includes every registered brand in the state.
Condition is rough and well-used. Front cover is detached, with soiling. Spine binding is scuffed, with tears top and bottom.
There are some corrections in red ink on the brand information pages. Pages are complete.
$ 12.50 off original price
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Official Brand Book of the State of Wyoming 1987 issued by the Livestock Board of Wyoming at Cheyenne.
This is the full edition book, not a supplement. It runs 1018 pages and includes every registered brand in the state.
Condition is rough and well-used. Front cover is detached, with soiling. Spine binding is scuffed, with tears top and bottom.
There are some corrections in red ink on the brand information pages. Pages are complete.
Representative Old Cowboy Ed Wright 1954 w/T Joe Cahill $ 95.00 FREE SHIPPING
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Very rare copy, 1 of only 500 printed on behalf of the St. Joseph's Orphanage, Torrington Wyoming T. Joe (tee Joe) Cahill,
endorser. The book is entitled The Representative Old Cowboy Ed Wright, an Autobiography (authored by Edgar Wright)
wonderfully and whimsically illustrated by Don Whiston with many old reproduced photographs of interest.
The book runs 216 pages, and is in good original condition. There was never a dust jacket however the exterior boards on
this hardcover are illustrated as seen in the photos below. Moderate shelf wear but pages are damage-free.
The book is dedicated to Mr. Cahill and all proceeds were to be willed to the St. Joseph's Orphanage in remembrance of
him. The inner FEP has the following inscription: To The Author Mr. Ed Wright Our Sincere Thanks [signed] Rev. Les B.
Morgan Sup't St. Josephs Orphanage Torrington Wyo [and] The best investment you can make is helping the Orphans
[signed] T. Joe Cahill. This is an ink-stamped lithograph. Former owners signature on the inner front board.
Another preface page has a photo of Mr. Cahill on his horse with an inscription offering platitudes to the author. His
inscription, meant to spur sales of the book reads thus: "If ever a man was qualified to write a cowboy story, it is Ed Wright,
author of this book. I've known Ed since he was big enough to look into a chuck box and I can vouch that he is a
cowpuncher and bronc stomper through and through. He has ridden the range as line rider and roundup worker. He's
known the solitude of wide open spaces and the loneliness of a one-man night camp. The elements are no strangers to Ed
Wright. He's fought storm and stampede, blizzard and hunger, flood and drought. As a rodeo hand, Ed was one of the top
entertainers in all rodeo history as well as an all-around good contestant and winner in each event. His book is refreshing
as a spring rain in sagebrush county and authentic as a Colt .45. I hope he sees fit to write another. If he dedicated each
book to an old friend, as he dedicated this one to me, he would have to write from now until doom's day. Sincerely, T. Joe
Cahill" that's quite the endorsement!
T. Joe Cahill served on the board at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, The Daddy of 'em All, from 1915 to 1927 and is an
inductee into the Cheyenne Rodeo Museum Hall of Fame. It is believed he coined that famous phase. He was instrumental
in the hanging death of Tom Horn: this is an excerpt from the Annals of Wyoming history "1903, Horn was led to the gallows
by Deputy Proctor and T. Joe Cahill who at the time was a clerk. Cahill later served as Chief of Police in Cheyenne 1934-1940
and was active in rodeo circles including the Madison Square Garden Rodeo from 1928-33. Cahill apparently exhibited
some nervousness. Horn commented, "What's the matter, Joe? Ain't losing your nerve, are you?" Deputy Proctor placed
the noose made from Horn's own rope over Horn's head. Horn obliged by ducking his head and thrusting it through the
noose. Sheriff Smalley and Joe Cahill then picked Horn up and placed him on the trap" Cahill went on to serve as Chief of
Police in Cheyenne for many years.
This book is a WINNER in all aspects, full of heartwarming stories and hair-raising adventures of a young boy growing up in
Wyoming: an excellent read, one of the most interesting old books about Wyoming life
- extremely rare copy 1 of 500 Torrington WY Orphanage reduced from $ 155.00
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Very rare copy, 1 of only 500 printed on behalf of the St. Joseph's Orphanage, Torrington Wyoming T. Joe (tee Joe) Cahill,
endorser. The book is entitled The Representative Old Cowboy Ed Wright, an Autobiography (authored by Edgar Wright)
wonderfully and whimsically illustrated by Don Whiston with many old reproduced photographs of interest.
The book runs 216 pages, and is in good original condition. There was never a dust jacket however the exterior boards on
this hardcover are illustrated as seen in the photos below. Moderate shelf wear but pages are damage-free.
The book is dedicated to Mr. Cahill and all proceeds were to be willed to the St. Joseph's Orphanage in remembrance of
him. The inner FEP has the following inscription: To The Author Mr. Ed Wright Our Sincere Thanks [signed] Rev. Les B.
Morgan Sup't St. Josephs Orphanage Torrington Wyo [and] The best investment you can make is helping the Orphans
[signed] T. Joe Cahill. This is an ink-stamped lithograph. Former owners signature on the inner front board.
Another preface page has a photo of Mr. Cahill on his horse with an inscription offering platitudes to the author. His
inscription, meant to spur sales of the book reads thus: "If ever a man was qualified to write a cowboy story, it is Ed Wright,
author of this book. I've known Ed since he was big enough to look into a chuck box and I can vouch that he is a
cowpuncher and bronc stomper through and through. He has ridden the range as line rider and roundup worker. He's
known the solitude of wide open spaces and the loneliness of a one-man night camp. The elements are no strangers to Ed
Wright. He's fought storm and stampede, blizzard and hunger, flood and drought. As a rodeo hand, Ed was one of the top
entertainers in all rodeo history as well as an all-around good contestant and winner in each event. His book is refreshing
as a spring rain in sagebrush county and authentic as a Colt .45. I hope he sees fit to write another. If he dedicated each
book to an old friend, as he dedicated this one to me, he would have to write from now until doom's day. Sincerely, T. Joe
Cahill" that's quite the endorsement!
T. Joe Cahill served on the board at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, The Daddy of 'em All, from 1915 to 1927 and is an
inductee into the Cheyenne Rodeo Museum Hall of Fame. It is believed he coined that famous phase. He was instrumental
in the hanging death of Tom Horn: this is an excerpt from the Annals of Wyoming history "1903, Horn was led to the gallows
by Deputy Proctor and T. Joe Cahill who at the time was a clerk. Cahill later served as Chief of Police in Cheyenne 1934-1940
and was active in rodeo circles including the Madison Square Garden Rodeo from 1928-33. Cahill apparently exhibited
some nervousness. Horn commented, "What's the matter, Joe? Ain't losing your nerve, are you?" Deputy Proctor placed
the noose made from Horn's own rope over Horn's head. Horn obliged by ducking his head and thrusting it through the
noose. Sheriff Smalley and Joe Cahill then picked Horn up and placed him on the trap" Cahill went on to serve as Chief of
Police in Cheyenne for many years.
This book is a WINNER in all aspects, full of heartwarming stories and hair-raising adventures of a young boy growing up in
Wyoming: an excellent read, one of the most interesting old books about Wyoming life
Caspar Collins Indian Fighter $ 85.00 FREE SHIPPING
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First Edition, no dust jacket: possibly the most interesting book concerning Lieutenant Caspar Collins and the Battle of the
Platte Bridge. Very popular book among Wyomingites, it describes some of the political decisions behind the death of
Collins at the hand of the warring Indians. A very good read, some pages are reproductions of Collins' letters home, the
margins of which he has drawn pictures of some of the local wildlife. Other numerous illustrations by Collins as well. Spine
cocked, corner bumps particularly on the back bottom, ex-libris and former owner's name on the Front Inner board
- 1st Edition Alice Spring 1927 save $ 10.00
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First Edition, no dust jacket: possibly the most interesting book concerning Lieutenant Caspar Collins and the Battle of the
Platte Bridge. Very popular book among Wyomingites, it describes some of the political decisions behind the death of
Collins at the hand of the warring Indians. A very good read, some pages are reproductions of Collins' letters home, the
margins of which he has drawn pictures of some of the local wildlife. Other numerous illustrations by Collins as well. Spine
cocked, corner bumps particularly on the back bottom, ex-libris and former owner's name on the Front Inner board
Tensleep and No Rest 1 st Edition 1958 $ 45.00 FREE SHIPPING
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(From the dust jacket) Tensleep and No Rest is primarily a History, yet it contains the narrative of a novel, and it contains
drama nostalgia, and a good portion of humour...after whetting the appetite, the book goes into material developing and
leading up to the raid, the war between the cattlemen and the sheepmen. In these chapters are material on Worland, the
story of a romance between a pretty school teacher Mary Hayes and a cow hand, Tom Wilson. The story focuses on the
Spring Creek Raid between the two warring parties. The book is in good condition, with some shelf wear. The former
owners' sticker is on the front inner board, and there is a pencil notation on the FEP, same page the author has signed on.
Dust jacket has moderate chips and wear. Several B & W photographs and illustrations.
- Autographed / Signed by Author Jack R. Gage huge price cut from $ 100.00
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(From the dust jacket) Tensleep and No Rest is primarily a History, yet it contains the narrative of a novel, and it contains
drama nostalgia, and a good portion of humour...after whetting the appetite, the book goes into material developing and
leading up to the raid, the war between the cattlemen and the sheepmen. In these chapters are material on Worland, the
story of a romance between a pretty school teacher Mary Hayes and a cow hand, Tom Wilson. The story focuses on the
Spring Creek Raid between the two warring parties. The book is in good condition, with some shelf wear. The former
owners' sticker is on the front inner board, and there is a pencil notation on the FEP, same page the author has signed on.
Dust jacket has moderate chips and wear. Several B & W photographs and illustrations.
JOHNSON COUNTY WAR IS / AIN'T A PACK OF LIES $ 85.00 FREE SHIPPING
The Cattle Barons side / The Rustlers side
Jack R. Gage Fist Edition, Stated
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Book Description: [Cheyenne: Flintlock Publishing Co., 1967]., 1967. First edition. 8vo. Bound dos-a-dos each sides' view is
presented in two separate forms. THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR IS A PACK OF LIES, THE BARONS SIDE is cloth, xviii, 89 pp.,
dedication, foreword, illustrated, plates, portraits. THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR AIN'T A PACK OF LIES, THE RUSTLERS' SIDE
is cloth, xvi, 79 pp., dedication, foreword, illustrated, plates, portraits, directory. The author uses real people and real
events to present what, in his opinion, is the real story of the Johnson County War. Book is in good condition; inscribed by
former owner 'From Tim Mahoney to John Forsling when he was in hospital' Dust Jacket has splits, chips, tears and top
right corner missing on the Baron's Side.
The Cattle Barons side / The Rustlers side
Jack R. Gage Fist Edition, Stated
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Book Description: [Cheyenne: Flintlock Publishing Co., 1967]., 1967. First edition. 8vo. Bound dos-a-dos each sides' view is
presented in two separate forms. THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR IS A PACK OF LIES, THE BARONS SIDE is cloth, xviii, 89 pp.,
dedication, foreword, illustrated, plates, portraits. THE JOHNSON COUNTY WAR AIN'T A PACK OF LIES, THE RUSTLERS' SIDE
is cloth, xvi, 79 pp., dedication, foreword, illustrated, plates, portraits, directory. The author uses real people and real
events to present what, in his opinion, is the real story of the Johnson County War. Book is in good condition; inscribed by
former owner 'From Tim Mahoney to John Forsling when he was in hospital' Dust Jacket has splits, chips, tears and top
right corner missing on the Baron's Side.
