Search Results: Custer from Early West Books

Fine in dj.; Index, biblio, 53 b/w photos and maps. Few people in America's history has more powerfully moved the human imagination than Custer. He was the "Boy General" of the Civil War who became the best-known Indian fighter of the West. Utley does a splendid job of sorting out Custer's struggle with himself: his obsession with money and shady business deals. ; Oklahoma Western Biographies; Vol. 1.

Fine, price-clipped dj protected in mylar, rear panel lightly rubbed. Fine book. ; Index, biblio, 400+ b/w photos. Custer High Spots #179.

Near Fine, slightly rubbed rear board. No dj, as issued.; Maps on endpapers, biblio, b/w photos.

Fort Collins, CO: Old Army Press. Fine. 1975. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Fine. No dj, as issued, protected in clear, plastic mylar. ; Introduction by Hugh Scott, maps on endpapers, b/w photos..; Source Custeriana; Vol. 6; 8vo .

Fine in mylar-protected dj. ; Index, biblio, 78 b/w photos and maps. Written to provide the sources from which the truth of Custer's last campaign can be determined (military journals, rare pamphlets, frontier newspapers and historical annals), this book also features stories of the Arikara and Crow scouts who accompanied Custer, and the Sioux who defeated him.

Very Good book, protected in clear mylar dj. No original dj. ; Index, biblio, 78 b/w photos and maps. Written to provide the sources from which the truth of Custer's last campaign can be determined (military journals, rare pamphlets, frontier newspapers and historical annals), this book also features stories of the Arikara and Crow scouts who accompanied Custer, and the Sioux who defeated him.

Fine dj protected in mylar. Spine ends and top corners lightly crimped. Fine book, top corners lightly bumped.; A substantial source of classic writings about and by him, here is G. A. Custer as seen by himself, his contemporaries, and leading scholars. Index, biblio, maps, b/w photos and illustrations.

Very Good book. Very Good Minus dj, loss at spine head, creased close tear. ; Considered one of the best bios of Custer. Index, biblio, notes, b/w photos, maps on endpapers.

Very Good Plus, owner stamp on title page, erasure mark ffep, slight wear at spine ends, gilding still bright. A beautiful copy. No dj, protected in clear mylar dj.

Near Fine book, top edge foxed. About Fine dj protected in mylar. ; Preface by Lawrence A. Frost. Index, biblio, appendices, b/w photos and illustrations.

Fine. No dj.; Introduction and Biographical Chronology by Charles K. Mills. Index, appendices, b/w photos.

Fine book. Very Good dj, light wear at extremities.; Index, biblio, b/w photos, maps.

Near Fine book, rear board slightly bowed. Very Good Plus price-clipped dj, very light wear on spine ends and corners.; Maps on endpapers, b/w illustrations.

Fine. No dj, as issued.; SIGNED by the author, limited to 500 copies. Biblio, b/w photos and illustrations.

Fine in dj.; Index, biblio, notes, b/w photos and maps.

Fine in Near Fine dj. ; Introduction by Georg W. Schneider-Wettengel. 8 b/w illustrations by Lorence Bjorklund. As controversial as the Battle at Little Big Horn but less examined, John Carroll has provided the Report of the Secretary of War, House and Senate documents, documents that could be found previously only in major libraries but which are essential for the serious researcher to begin to understand this complex battle.

Fine book. No dj. ; Introduction by Jeff Dykes. Index, b/w photo. ; Custeriana Series

Fine in dj.; Preface by Herman J. Viola, Introduction by Joseph Medicine Crow, biblio, index, b/w photos, maps.

Fine in dj.; Maps on endpapers, index, notes, chronology, 60+ b/w photos. A poignant and highly personal presentation of the Indian view of their encounters with Custer, which culminated with Little Big Horn.

Near Fine in Very Good dj, closed tear.; Index, biblio, appendices, b/w photos.; Yale Western Americana; Vol. 30.