JESSE JAMES, MY FATHER by James, Jesse Jr - 1906

Triton Press, 1985. Paperback. Very Good. No date, circa 1985, very good paperback shows rubbing and shelf wear to wraps and some other mild trace wear, else tight and clean. 176 pages with a couple of black & whites. Solid copy of this reprinting of the 1899 edition that offers up the one "true story" of the legendary figure.

MP3 Audio CD. Jesse James, My Father CHAPTER I. THINGS I REMEMBER OF MY FATHER. He was born August 31, 1875, in Nashville, 1 Tenn. I recall with vivid distinctness an in 31' eident that occurred m Nashville, when I was about ?ve years old. At that time my father, Jesse James, was away from home. Dick Liddill was staying at our home during the absence of father. It was the night of St. Valentine ’s day. While mother and myself and sister and Dick Liddill were at home, there was a sound as if someone was throw ing rocks against the front door. Dick started to open the door, but mother suspected that it was someone who had discovered who we were and were trying to entice Dick out to capture or kill him. She would not allow him to open the door. Dick then got my father’s shot gun from a closet. Both of its barrels were loaded heavily with buckshot. Before my mother could interfere to prevent it, Dick aimed at the door'and ?red the charge of buckshot, tearing a great hole through the door… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Jesse James, My Father CHAPTER I. THINGS I REMEMBER OF MY FATHER. He was born August 31, 1875, in Nashville, 1 Tenn. I recall with vivid distinctness an in 31' eident that occurred m Nashville, when I was about ?ve years old. At that time my father, Jesse James, was away from home. Dick Liddill was staying at our home during the absence of father. It was the night of St. Valentine ’s day. While mother and myself and sister and Dick Liddill were at home, there was a sound as if someone was throw ing rocks against the front door. Dick started to open the door, but mother suspected that it was someone who had discovered who we were and were trying to entice Dick out to capture or kill him. She would not allow him to open the door. Dick then got my father’s shot gun from a closet. Both of its barrels were loaded heavily with buckshot. Before my mother could interfere to prevent it, Dick aimed at the door'and ?red the charge of buckshot, tearing a great hole through the door… Read More

Cleveland: Economy Book League. Good with no dust jacket; Covers worn and chipped at head of spine, pages . toned.. 1933. Reprint. Hardcover. Flexible blue leatherette binding. Two photo reproductions of Jesse James and one of his mother. Reprint of 1899 memoir of the famed outlaw. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 189 pages .

Cleveland, OH: Economy Book League, 1933. New edition. Flexible covers. Good. 12mo, 189 pages, flexible grained wrappers, separating at the upper joint. Reputedly written by Jesse's only son, but Howes J48 reports that it was likely ghost-written by A. B. Macdonald. Frontispiece. " Written by Jesse James, Jr. ; the first and only true story of his adventures ever written." [ 6 GUNS, see 1150 ].

The Arthur Westbrook Company. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. Rebound in cloth. Final page torn, with loss of text.(outlaws, biographies)

US: The Arthur Westbrook Company, 1906. Second Edition. Paperback. Good. Tightly bound in the original red and black covers. Covers and text block are soiled with chipping, creasing, and rubbing to the corners, edges and spine. Some light soiling to the edges of the first few pages; otherwise, the interior is clean and unmarked except for the previous owner's name above the title of Chapter 1. Pictures available upon request.