Search Results: the end of the cattle trail by hill j l

Austin Texas: The Pemberton Press, 1969. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. 120 pages + index, short closed tear to jacket. Reprint of the 1923 edition. Herd 1035..

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2010-09-10. Paperback. Good.

Geo W. Moyle Publishing Co., 1925. Paperback. Good. No date, circa 1925, good + paperback (stapled wraps) shows mild soil and shelf wear to wraps, staining to bottom page edges of last 30 pages or so, and with some other mild trace wear. 120 pages with some black & white photos. Still a solid copy of this "..brief history of the cattle trail.

Long Beach Cal.: Geo. W. Moyle Publishing Co. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. N.D. (1923) Original wraps, 120 pages, illustrations, darkening to spine and edges. Charles Goodnight, Badlands, Indians, Billy The Kid, military, etc. Graff 1888, Published between 1905 and 1910, Rader 1881, Herd 1035, Six-Guns 986..

Long Beach, CA: Geo. W. Moyle Publishing Co.. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. c.1925. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. 8vo; 120 pages; Minor soiling and wear to covers. .

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HILL, J. L. The End of the Cattle Trail. Long Beach, CA: Geo. W. Moyle Publishing Co., [n.d.]. 1st ed. 120pp. Portrait frontis., illus. Orig. printed wrappers. Spine lightly sunned and rubbed, else near fine. On cattle drives and cowboy life on the trail. Adams, Herd, 1035.

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Long Beach, Cal.:: Geo. W. Moyle Publishing Co.,, no date [ca. 1920].. First edition.. publisher's (?) gilt-lettered cloth.. Western illustrated bookplate; slightest of use to cloth.. 8vo,. Illustrated from photographs.. Adams 1035; Cowan, p. 280.

George W. Moyle Publishing, n.d.. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Wrappers, very good to fine copy. First edition. Guns 986: "Scarce." "The author has written a splendid little book as far as the cattle trails are concerned; but like most old-timers, he has written some of it by hearsay. He states that the Lincoln County War originated between sheepmen and cowmen and that the first man Billy the Kid killed was Black Smith (evidently he had heard that the Kid killed a blacksmith early in his career)." Herd 1035. Dobie p. 106: "Rare and meaty pamphlet.

Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. Long Beach, California: Geo. W. Moyle, [n.d.]. 120 pages, paper wraps. Beautiful condition. .

George W Moyle Publishing Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Edition.. Trade paperback. Appears to be from the 1920's. In very good condition, minor bumping to corners, minor soiling and sun-darkening of covers, small library stamp on front cover, binding is solid, text and illustrations are bright and clean. A nostalgic narrative of the old cattle trails, the long drives, and the cowboys. Adams - Rampaging Hered #1035, Adams - Six Guns (R) #986..

Long Beach, Cal: Geo. W. Moyle, 1920. 8vo. (220 x 145 mm., 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches). 120 pp. Illustrated with 9 photo reproductions. Original printed wrappers. Some light staining to wrappers, spine with a few minor tears, otherwise very good. First edition. Standard work on the history of domesticated cattle and their importance for the economy of the western states, and as one of the most enduring and indelible legacies of American history. Graff 1888. Dobie p. 106.