Search Results: Western Americana from High Desert Books

This book contains 20 tales of the Old West. There is a former owner's embossment on the front endsheet.

This book tells the story of both the prisoners in the camps as well as the impact and changes brought to local communities by their presence.

of the Southwestern United States.Profusely illustrated with original art work, this book portrays little known details of ceremonial dances of Native American. It is in good condition, and the dustjacket is good with slight edge wear. There is a former owner's name inside. Due to the size of this item, expedited or priority shipping prices will be individually quoted. Media Mail cost within the U.S. will remain as listed.

This book explores archaeological ruins of the Mogollon, the Hohokam, the Anasazi, the Sinagua, the Salado, and pueblos and missions of the Rio Grande.

This book discusses life of the native Americans in the Southwest.

This book recounts the history of rich gold placer mine lost in the American Southwest, as well as that of a lost silver mine somewhere in the Sierra Madre.

This book discusses the commercial relationship between the Apache, the Navaho, and the Pueblo Indians before the arrival of the Spaniards.

This is the story of the Apache Wars in the last half of the nineteenth century.

This book presents a selection of paintings and sculptures exhibited at the Maxwell Gallery in San Francisco in 1973.

This is a very nice edition of Sisiter Blandina's classic memoir.

Dale Evans, who was born with the name Francis Smith, was born in 1912 and began her career as a nightclub singer, then later singing on radio. She then moved to Hollywood and worked for Republic Pictures, where she made movies with Roy Rogers and became known as "The Queen of the West".
This black & white photo is on the front of a postcard, and depicts a very young Dale Evans in a bikini.
Dale's signature was imprinted on the photo, but she also signed the photo in brown ink. The photo is matted and framed.
This is a rare collectable item, depicting a young Hollywood star before she became a Hollywood legend.

This book recounts the story of John Wesley Powell, who explored the Grand Canyon, the Colorado River, and the lands of the Native Peoples who had lived in this area for centuries.

This is the story of the Big Bend country, its history, legends, people, and natural wonders.

In March of the year 1900 health officials in San Francisco raced to prevent the city from becoming the epicenter of an outbreak of one of the most deadly diseases in human history.

This is the story of a young man from the Eastern U.S. and of his travels to the West which eventually led to him being hung. The book is autographed by the author, Leland, Hanchett\.

This is a thorough and well illustrated guide to traveling to historic locations in the Western U.S. There is a former owner's gift inscription inside.

This collection of classic western fiction is Autographed by both the author, Max Evans and also by the Illustrator, Grem Lee.

In 1936, this book was originally titled "The Thrilling Experiences on Our Southwestern Frontier of John William Poe, as Buffalo Hunter, United States Marshall, Sheriff, Rancher, Banker".

This book examines the contribution of the Chinese culture to California, county by county throughout history. It is inscribed and autographed by the author, Thomas A. McDannold.

As the fourth volume in the American Trails Series, this book tells the story of the primary wagon route into California in the 1840's.