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| LASH LaRUE THE KING OF THE BULLWHIP (Signed). Madison NC: Empire Pub, 1988. Limited/Numbered. Book. Copy #33 of edition ltd to 500. 4to pictorial wraps. 160pp. Illustrated with great photos & printed on glossy stock. Signed & dated by LaRue in 1988. LaRue was one of the great cowboy movie & television stars. Trace of wear to extremities. Near fine. (#1506145) $68.02
3521. Thoroughbreds). REGISTRATION MANUAL FOR THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS AND OWNERS. California Thoroughbred Breeders Assoc., L.A., 1953, 1953. First Edition. Book. Pictorial stapled wraps. 48pp. Illustrated with drawings & a couple of photos. Drawings: "Marks of the Horse", "Parts of the Horse", etc.. Vg. Uncommon. (#0606158) $13.12 3522. Thorp, Raymond. W. SPIRIT GUN OF THE WEST The story of Doc W.F. Carver Plainsman, trapper, buffalo hunter, Medicine Chief of the Santee Sioux, World's champion marksman, and Originator of the American Wild West Show. Glendale, 1957., 1957. First Edition. Book. Cloth. 266pp. Illust. Some leaves uncut; thus an unread copy. Fine, as new. Lacking the dj. 6-guns 2207. (#0103148) $31.16 3523. Thurman, Melvena (Ed.). WOMEN IN OKLAHOMA: A Century of Change. OKC, (1982)., 1982. First Edition. Book. Gilt-stamped pictorial cloth. 214pp. Illust. Index. Scholarly essays on ethnically diverse Oklahoma women in literature, religion, education, politics, etc. Fine, no dj as issued. Scarce now in the 1st edition. (1982) (#9203157) $29.52 3524. Tibbles, Thomas H. THE PONCA CHIEFS. Bellevue NE: Omaha Posse Westerners & Old Army Press, 1970. Limited Edition. Book. Facsimile reprint ltd to 300 copies. Gilt-stamped cloth.146pp. New Intro by John G. Neihardt. First published in 1879. Tiny spot on front cover; fine. No dj apparently as issued. (#1302142) $29.51 3525. Ticket). PASSION PLAY, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, PECK'S BAD BOY. No place: No publisher, 1934. Paper. Not a book. "Scholars and Adults Special Ticket." 3/12" x 5 1/2". Printed stiff brown paper. "This card with 10 (cents) will admit any scholar of the Public School under 12." (Adults 25 cents). Lists several motion pictures, including "A Dog and a Tramp" ("a cyclone of fun"). On verso is add for "The Peerless Entertainers" referring to Bioscope, Scenograph, Cycloidotrope, Zoetrope, etc.. "A Tour through the Rockies, Yosemite and Yellowstone Park", "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" etc.. Nice period large ticket. Fine condition. (#1003148) $12.14 3526. Tidler, Charles. HARD HED : The Hoosier Chapman Papers A Novel. Vancouver, BC: Anvil Press, 2011. First Edition. Book. Pictorial wraps. 178pp. Set in Indiana. A Johnny Appleseed type of novel. Distributor's printed labels affixed on back cover. Fine, like new. (#5002054) $9.50 3527. Tilghman, Zoe A. OUTLAW DAYS. Harlow, OKC, 1926, 1926. First Edition. Book. 12mo pictorial, stapled wraps. 138pp. Illustrated with vintage photos of dead outlaws & the men who outlived them. This was Mrs. Bill Tilghman's early venture into recording the history of the outlaws of Oklahoma. Daltons, Doolin, Al Jennings, Belle Starr, Henry Starr are included. Fine, unread copy. Rader 3133, 6-guns 2212. (#0711388) $40.50 3528. Timberline Lodge). TIMBERLINE LODGE A Love Story. Portland: Graphic Arts & Friends of Timberline, 1986. First Edition. Book. Gilt-stamped cloth. 128pp. Beautifully illustrated in color & b/w. Bibliography. Published on the 50th anniversary of this remarkable building on the slopes of Mt. Hood in Oregon. History of the lodge & ample descriptions of its various architectural & artistic features. Fine in dj. (#1003149) $28.33 3529. Time Life. TIME LIFE CLASSICS OF THE OLD WEST -- all leather edition. Alexandria: Time Life, 1980. Facsimile reprint. Book. Facsimile reprints of the original editions, bound in full genuine leather. This beautiful set was released beginning in 1980, concluding in 1984. All edges gilt. Marbled endpapers. Silk ribbons. Illustrations in each volume calling for them. A COMPLETE SET, 30 titles in 31 volumes. These facsimile editions were later reprinted in simulated leather hardbound, but this is the genuine leather set first issued by Time Life. We wish to mention that many volumes were stated as bound in leather, but some weren't stated as such, yet were (and some of the later printings were stated bound in leather, but weren't! Go figure.). Several of the volumes have the bookplate that came with each volume. Three of the bookplates are affixed to the front paste down, & one of those has an owner's signature. The rest that are present are not affixed. A few volumes have the printed sheet noting the historical nature of the original publication. It is hard to imagine a more important set of nicely reproduced books encompassing the length & breadth of Western Americana that Time Life decided to reprint. Most volumes in their original editions are obviously quite rare. Titles: Adams, Log of a Cowboy", Allen, "Adventures with Indians and Game", Bourke, "On the Border With Crook", Carrington, "Ab-Sa-Ra-Ka", Cody, "The Life of Buffalo Bill", Conard, "'Uncle Dick' Wootton", Cremony, "Life Among the Apaches", DeBarthe, "The Life and Adventures of Frank Grouard", Delano, "Life on the Plains and at the Diggings", Dellenbaugh, "The Romance of the Colorado River", Dimsdale, The Vigilantes of Montana", Duval, "The Adventures of Big-Foot Wallace", Garrard, "Wah-To-Yah and the Taos Trail", Garrett, "The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid", Hamilton, "My Sixty Years on the Plains", Hobbs, "Wild Life in the Far West", Inman, "The Old Santa Fe Trail", Irving, "A Tour on the Prairies", Manly, "Death Valley in '49", Marcy, "The Prairie Traveler", Marryat, "Mountains and Molehills", Parkman, "The California and Oregon Trail", Olmsted, "A Journey Through Texas", Roosevelt, "Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail", Ruxton, "Life in the Far West", Siringo, "A Texas Cowboy", Stratton, "Captivity of the Oatman Girls", Summerhayes, "Vanished Arizona", Taylor, "Eldorado, Vol I & II", Twain, "Roughing It". This set is in near fine to fine condition, overall. This is one T-L set that deserves a solid value for the collector in the years to come. (#SHEL818) $950.00 3530. Timmermeister, Kurt. GROWING A FARMER How I Learned to Live Off the Land (Signed). NY: W. W. Norton, 2010. ARC. Book. Pictorial glossy wraps. 309pp. Glossary. Bibliography ("The Farm Bookshelf"). Signed by Timmermeister. A Vashon Island, Washington, enterprise. Fine. (#Pa027ARC) $8.86 3531. Tindall, John H. N. MAKERS OF OKLAHOMA Biographies and Photographs of Men who have played an important part in the History of Oklahoma, together with a brief History of the Territory. State Capital Co., Guthrie, 1905, 1905. First Edition. Book. Royal 8vo gilt-stamped leather with seal of the Territory of Oklahoma in gilt on front cover. 116pp. (14pp Introduction, & then portraits). Alphabetical Index. Signature (twice) of James Hastings, an Oklahoma pioneer. Portraits of federal officials, territorial officials, county & city officials, & representatives of about all the professions as well as some miscellaneous folk. They're all men. Some famous portraits: David L. Payne, Temple Huston (sic), Horace Speed, & others. Condition: Back hinge broken in front of rear free e.p. Previous owner used library tape to hold the front hinge. The leather at top of spine is broken off 1"; water damage to top 1" - 2" of rear cover, with loss of about one square inch of the leather exposing the board underneath, otherwise that area unsightly. Thus a copy that could be left as is, or nicely rebound. A rare volume in any condition. Rader 3137. (#0711391) $500.00 3532. Tinker, Edward Larocque. THE SPLENDID SPECTACLE OF PORTUGUESE BULL FIGHTING (Triple signed). Austin: Encino Press, 1967. Limited Edition. Book. Ltd edition, one of 300 copies for "general distribution", but published in 600 copies. Dramatic pictorial cloth. 21pp. Illustrated by Helen Torrey. Presentation copy inscribed by the author to Darlyne Lowman & signed in 1967. Also signed by range historian Joe B. Frantz, who wrote the Intro. Also inscribed in the back next to printing page to the same person by "her friend", the printer/owner of the Encino Press, Bill Wittliff, & dated 1967. There is browning/foxing to covers, mainly near the edges. While obvious, it is not overwhelming & the copy is nevertheless vg. In glassine dj as were many Encino books. (#1506146) $68.02 3533. Tinkle, Lon, et. al. SIX MISSIONS OF TEXAS (Signed). Waco: Texian Press, 1965. Book. Gilt-stamped 4to cloth with gilt cross on front cover. 194pp. Color plate of a painting of each mission: The Alamo, Concepcion, Espada, La Bahia, San Jose, San Juan de Capistrano. Signatures 5 of the 6 main contributors on prelim leaf: Lon Tinkle, Joe B. Frantz, Dorman H. Winfrey, James Day, & Ben Procter, (not signed by Joe Schmitz). ALSO signed & dated by Governor of Texas John Connally on 9/29/1966. Price Daniel wrote the Preface. The glossy paper of the dj has foxing on the underside, resulting in light, but general spotting on the covers. Doesn't keep this copy from being an eminently collectible copy. Other than underside foxing, an otherwise fine dj. (#1011152) $202.60 3534. Tinkle, Lon. AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL: The Life of J. Frank Dobie. Little, Brown, Boston, 1978, 1978. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Cloth with blindstamped roadrunner (paisano) on front cover. 264pp. Bibliographical Note. Index. The definitive biography of the great Texas writer & collector of folk tales. Fine in dj. (#9014067) $11.81 3535. Titanic, Polish Language). Worzallow, Braci?. ZATONIECIE PAROWCA "TITANIC" -- (THE SINKING OF THE TITANIC) (RARE!). Steven's Point: J. Worzallas' Sons, 1912. First Edition. Book. A Polish language book. Illustrated wraps with covers missing. 5 3/8" x 7 1/4". Pagination: (3) - 94. Illus. It is very difficult to do the bibliographical research on this volume because it is almost impossible to find any copies. We are not completely sure if we have represented the absolutely correct spelling of the author and publisher. We are not sure if the book was published in boards or wraps, but we are hazarding a guess it is the latter because of the gathering of the signatures vis a vis the missing pages 1, 2, & 95. Facing page of this copy says, "1635 OFIAR -- DLACZEGO?" (1635 Victims -- Why?). The back page (94) has a listing of ship disasters, 14 of them, between 1890 & 1905, giving dates, names of vessels, & loss of life. The cheap black & white illustrations in this book are of the ship, the lifeboats, the Carpathia, several passengers & crew members, a map of the North Atlantic, an iceberg, & the music of "Autumn". There is very occasional pencil writing in margins. There are some page edge chips, but only a few. Facing page has a 1 3/4" tear up to the lower staple. Paper is browned, but not brittle, throughout, and has plenty of flexibility. It does require careful handling. Rare. (#SHEL478) $141.75 3536. Todd, A. C.; James, David. EVER WESTWARD THE LAND : Samuel James and His Cornish Family on the Trail to Oregon and the Pacific North West 1842-52 (Signed). Exeter UK: Univ of Exeter, 1986. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Pictorial hardbound. 114pp. Illus. Index. Maps. Signed by James. Small ink vignette stamp on ffep & also black out of name on same. Else fine; no dj as issued. (#1307161) $14.51 3537. Toepperwein, Herman. SHOWDOWN Western Gunfighters in Moments of Truth. Austin, 1974., 1974. First Edition. Book. 1st edition. Oblong pict cloth. 101pp. fos. Illustrated with drawings by fine artist Charles Shaw. One page vignettes by the author. Fine in slightly worn dj (minor tears closed). (#9506168) $20.05 3538. Toliver, Raymond F.; Constable, Trevor J. Fighter Aces of the Luftwaffe. Fallbrook, CA: Aero Publishers, 1977. Book. Royal 8vo cloth. 432 pp. Illust. Glossary. Index. Very interesting & extensive material. Fine in dj with several short edge tears & wrinkled and lightly stained back panel. (#5008082) $18.23 3539. Tombstone Epitaph. TOMBSTONE TALES The Town Too Tough To Die. Tombstone Epitaph, Tombstone, n.d., 0. Book. No printing stated. Gray pict wraps. 11pp + 21 black & white vintage photos. Fine. n.d. (#5007032) $12.15 3540. Tombstone, Arizona. PHOTOGRAPHS. N.p., N.d., 0. Photographic Image. Not a book. A great group of five 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" unframed black & white glossy photos from Tombstone, Arizona, circa 1950. Digital images sent upon request. These photos were in a larger group of photos taken by an Army Air Force photographer. They show a true professional eye. An elderly, weather beaten gentleman in two of the images is unidentified, but he certainly captures the mythological essence of Arizona and the desert about mid 20th Century or earlier. One photo of him is a great looking waist-up portrait, & the other has him sitting on the window sill of an old building. The other photos include a "Welcome to Tombstone" sign with details about Boot Hill. There are two photos from Boot Hill: the grave of Mrs. Ah Lum (China Mary), & the graves & headboard of Tom McLowrey, Frank McLowrey, & Billie Clanton ("Murdered on the streets of Tombstone"). Note the variant spellings of the McLaurys & Billy Clanton! There is a Dec. 16 date for the death of "China Mary" on her headboard, instead of Dec. 6. On the McLaury photo, in the background are a couple of people on the horizon, one of them looking at what is apparently the Scheffelin monument. The condition of these photos is almost fine, with a small bump on one corner of a couple of them & one or two small thumb edge creases. These are perhaps unique original photos & will show beautifully when appropriately matted & framed. n.d. (#0505139) $114.82 3541. Tombstone, Arizona). POSTCARDS. N.p., (Tombstone), ca 1920-40, 1920. Postcard. Not a book. An interesting selection of seven b/w litho produced postcards from photos. They were printed while U.S. 80, "the Broadway of America", still ran through Tombstone on Allen Street past the Bird Cage Theatre. Portraits: Miss Nellie Cashman, John Holliday, Ed Schieffelin, Miss Lotta Crabtree, William (Billy) Breakenridge (shown with a star on his vest & riding a white horse). Two other cards: Schieffelin Monument, Grave of M. R. Peel. Each card has 7-8 lines of text printed under the photo. Very good, unused condition. ca 1920-40 (#0502145) $18.04 3542. Tomkins, William. UNIVERSAL INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE - American Indian Souvenir Edition Boy Scout World Jamboree England, 1929 (Signed). San Diego: Privately Printed, 1929. Book. Pictorial wraps. 96pp. Illustrated with sign language drawings & portraits of the author in various poses & with various people. Signed (not inscribed or presented to..) by Tompkins in ink under his portrait on the first page. Good+. Light wear & soiling; about 1" repaired fore edge tear on front cover. Flat signed very scarce, especially this Boy Scout issue. (#1408145) $85.04 3543. Towne, Charles Wayland, and Wentworth, Edward Norris. CATTLE & MEN. OU, Norman, 1955, 1955. First Edition. Book. Cloth. 384pp. Illust. Map of the Chisholm Trail 1876 - 1884. Bibliography. Index. A scholarly history & story of "men and cattle coming up through the ages together." Includes some material on cattle trailing through Oklahoma & Indian Territory. Slight bump to upper corner & barely so first few pages. Near fine in slightly worn dj. Herd 2318. (#0711393) $27.00 3544. Towne, Charles, and Wentworth, Edward. CATTLE & MEN (Signed). Norman: OU, 1955. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Cloth. 384pp. Illus. Bibliography. Index. Map: "The Chisholm Trail in later years, 1876-84". Presentation by Wentworth to Dr. David C. Duniway, probably the historian/editor who apparently assisted him. "... the story of men and cattle coming up through the ages together". Fine in near fine dj. Herd 2318. (#1209165) $40.52 3545. Townsend, E. D.. Malcom Edwards, Edit. THE CALIFORNIA DIARY OF GENERAL E. D. TOWNSEND. Ward Ritchie, L.A., 1970, 1970. First Edition. Book. Attractively gilt-stamped cloth. 184pp. Illustrated with period lithos. Index. Later the Union Army's Adjutant General, Townsend spent several years on the West Coast between the Oregon Country & California. He was also an active figure in the Episcopal Church, helping to found Trinity Church in San Francisco. Fine copy in original plain slipcase which has some spots & slight rubbing on one side. (#0502146) $9.84 3546. Toye, William. THE ST. LAWRENCE. Henry Z. Walck, NY, 1959, 1959. First Edition. Book. Decorated cloth. 296pp. Illustrated with excellently rendered drawings. Bibliography. Index. Maps. Ink fos of famed Seattle philanthropist, broadcasting pioneer (Classic KING - FM), & realtor, Dorothy Bullitt, & with light pencil underlining & a few marginal notes in her hand throughout. Very light fading to cover edges. Vg in moderately worn, lightly soiled dj. (#0603163) $14.76 3547. Trachtman, Paul. THE GUNFIGHTERS. Time-Life, 1975, 1975. Book. 4to pictorial simulated leather. 238pp. Illust. Great photos of Oklahoma outlaws, & others. Fine. (#0711394) $7.50 3548. Traven, B.). A CATALOGUE OF THE COLLECTION OF B. TRAVEN'S TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE. Austin: Humanities Research Ctr, U of Tex, 1968. Limited Edition. Book. Ltd to 500 copies. Pictorial wraps. 22pp. Illus. Fine. (#1402153) $15.01 3549. Traywick, Ben T. OTHER GHOST TOWNS IN COCHISE COUNTY. n.p.: Red Marie's , 1987. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Pictorial wraps. 40pp. Illus. Map. Slight wrinkle upper front cover corner. Vg+. Scarce. (#1307162) $17.51 3550. Trenholm, Virginia Cole. THE ARAPAHOES, OUR PEOPLE. Norman, 1970., 1970. First Edition. Book. Cloth. 372pp. Illust. Extensive bibliography. Index. Map. Dramatic custom woodcut bookplate of dancing Indian on front paste down. Near fine in pc dj (light stains near spine bottom of latter). (#9908197) $25.92 3551. Tresner, Jim T, II. PIKE, ALBERT The Man Beyond the Monument. NY: M. Evans, 1995. First Edition. Book. Gilt-stamped cloth. 254pp. Illus. Appendix: "The Masonic Career of Albert Pike." Chapter Endnotes. Bibliography. Index. Fine in dj. (#1011154) $19.04 3552. Trimble, William J. THE MINING ADVANCE INTO THE INLAND EMPIRE. Madison: U of Wisc, 1914. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Printed wraps. 254pp. "A Comparative Study of the Beginnings of the Mining Industry in Idaho and Montana, Eastern Washington and Oregon, and the Southern Interior of British Columbia and of Institutions and Laws Based upon that Industry." Vg+. Scarce. Smith 10318. (#1412157) $75.04 3553. Trinka, Zena Irma. OUT WHERE THE WEST BEGINS Being the Early and Romantic History of North Dakota. St. Paul, 1920., 1920. First Edition. Book. Gilt-stamped pictorial cloth. 432pp. "Illustrated from photographs by D.F Barry, the Noted Indian Photographer." Decorated endpapers. In back is a folding 9"x 12" map of the Dakotas, Wyoming, & most of Nebraska & Montana, with a long tear repaired with archival filmoplast tape. This book contains material on a lot of subjects & people: Fur Trade, George Catlin, Sioux Massacre of 1862, Yellowstone & Black Hills Expeditions, Battle of Little Big Horn, Capture of Rain-in-the-Face, Railroads, Teddy Roosevelt, Vigilantes, & more. Hinges professionally repaired. Gilt on the spine is fairly dull. A nearly very good copy of a very scarce item. Herd 2335, 6-guns 2242. (#0111161) $82.01 3554. Triplett, Frank. (Joseph Snell, Ed.). THE LIFE, TIMES AND TREACHEROUS DEATH OF JESSE JAMES. Swallow, Chicago, 1970, 1970. First Thus. Book. Reprint, 1st printing thus. Pictorial cloth. 344pp. Illust. A barely visible line of water stain along extreme edge of last half of book. Dj is slightly edgeworn. 6-guns 2245, 150 #138, Howes T355A. (#9404188) $13.12 3555. Trover, Ellen Lloyd, & Swindler, William F., Edits. CHRONOLOGY AND DOCUMENTARY HANDBOOK OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Dobbs Ferry: Oceana, 1972. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. 118pp. Illus. Index. Review copy with printed slip tipped on to ffep. Traces of glue marks adjacent to review slip; fine; no dj. (#1111168) $18.23 3556. Trueblood, Kathryn. THE BABY LOTTERY (Signed). Permanent Press, Sag Harbor, 2007, 2007. ARC. Book. Bound Galley. Trade wraps. 249pp. Signed & dated by Trueblood. Fiction by the author of The Sperm Donor's Daughter. Fine, like new. Praise by the Seattle P-I, New York Magazine, Kirkus Reviews, et. al. (#5001096ARC) $8.51 3557. Tucker, David M. ARKANSAS: A PEOPLE AND THEIR REPUTATION. Memphis: Memphis State Univ Pr, 1985. First Edition. Book. 1st edition. Cloth. 128pp. Illust. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Map. A survey of the history of Arkansas from pre-Civil War to the modern era. Fine in chipped dj. (#0511161NIC) $11.81 3558. Tucson Corral). GENERALS CROOK AND MILES IN ARIZONA. Tucson: Tucson Corral, The Westerners, 1967. First Edition. Book. 4to printed pictorial wraps. (20pp.) Illustrated in b/w with Frederic Remington prints. Bound into a stiff library folder. Booklet has a couple of library stamps on the cover page & also the owner's address label. Small felt mark on bottom edge. Vg. (#0909168) $12.15 3559. Tucson Westerners). Chidester, Otis H. (Ed.). BRAND BOOK 1 OF THE TUCSON CORRAL OF THE WESTERNERS: A Collection of Smoke Signals. Tucson: Tucson Corral, 1956. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. 4to cloth. 204pp. Illus. Index. Endpaper maps. Binds together S.S. numbers 1-10 (1960 -65). Light soiling to covers, else fine. No dj as issued. (#1204141) $23.91 3560. Turilli, Rudy. I KNEW JESSE JAMES. Stanton, MO: Privately Printed, 1997. 2nd Edition. Book. Reprint/2nd edition of 1966 book. 4to pictorial wraps. (72pp). Illus. Foreword: "Was Jesse James Killed in 1882?" Postscript for 2nd edition by Ola M. Everhard. One of the books published about Jesse James alias J. Frank Dalton. A few marks on covers; near fine. (#1506147) $20.93 3561. Turk, Jon. COLD OCEANS Adventures in Kayak, Rowboat, and Dogsled (Signed). Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.: HarperCollins, NY, 1998, 1998. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Cloth & boards. 276pp. Inscribed by Turk. The author's adventures in some of the coldest waters in the world. Fine in dj. (#5003019a) $11.74 3562. Turner, C. Frank. ACROSS THE MEDICINE LINE The Epic Confrontation Between Sitting Bull and the North-West Mounted Police. Toronto, 1973., 1973. First Edition. Book. 1st edition. 270pp. Illust. Endpaper maps. Lower cover corners sl bumped, else fine in dj. (#9911179) $16.40 3563. Turner, George. MURDER IN THE PALO DURO And Other Panhandle Mysteries. Quanah & Wichita Falls: Nortex, 1973. First Edition. Book. 1st printing. Cloth. 83pp. Illustrated with drawings & photos. An uncommon Texas item. Fine in dj (which is NOT price clipped). (#1402154) $45.02 3564. Turner, Katharine C. RED MEN CALLING ON THE GREAT WHITE FATHER. Norman, 1951., 1951. First Edition. Book. Cloth. 235pp. Illust. Bibliography. Index. A series of accounts of the contacts made with various U.S. Presidents by figures such as Pushmataha, Oshkosh, Sarah Winnemucca, & Geronimo. Owner's ink stamps (2) on front endpapers. Near vg. Lacking dj. Paher 2004, Campbell p182. (#9802166) $9.84 3565. Turner, Mary Honeyman Ten Eyck (Mrs. Avery Turner). INTO THE WEST (Signed). Amarillo: Privately Published, 1938. Limited Edition. Book. Ltd to 125 copies. Gilt-stamped cloth with applied color pictorial label. 61pp. Turner doesn't use her name in the inscription, but writes, "The Hendersons / With Affection / The Author". Illustrated with several photos & portraits. Longtime residents of the Texas Panhandle, Turner & her husband played a significant role in promoting Amarillo and the region. She recounts her memories of the social life of the region and of cattle ranching, the railroad industry, the thrill of oil wells coming in. Near fine. No dj (probably as issued). Rare, as is the 1941 companion volume, These High Plains, also for sale by this bookseller. Herd 2335. (#1506148) $627.90 3566. Turner, Mary Honeyman Ten Eyck (Mrs. Avery Turner). THESE HIGH PLAINS (Signed). Amarillo: Privately Published, 1941. Limited Edition. Book. Ltd to 150 copies. Gilt-stamped cloth with applied color pictorial label. 61pp. Turner doesn't use her name in the inscription, but writes, "The Hendersons /'Merry Xmas' and / "Happy New Year / The Author". Illustrated with several photos & portraits. Longtime residents of the Texas Panhandle, Turner & her husband played a significant role in promoting Amarillo and the region. She wrote a fascinating account of her forty years in the Panhandle which began with her time as a guest of the cattle rancher, Charles Goodnight and his wife, Molly. Fine. No dj (probably as issued). Rare, as is the 1938 companion volume, Into The West, also for sale by this bookseller. 6-guns 2252, Herd2346, Dykes Kid 311. (#1506149) $575.58 3567. Turner, Ralph H.; Nigg, Joanne M.; Paz, Denise Heller. 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