Recent Arrivals from Maggie Lambeth

Seattle, Wa: Superior, 1965. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. High quality photographs on coated stock, map endpapers, dj price unclipped, very clean and bright with sharp corners. Oversize.

Pomeroy, WA.: Health Research. Printing Unknown. Soft cover. New. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Includes the extra section on Modern Magic. First published in 1820 for man as well as animals, with many proofs of their virtue an efficacy in healing diseases. An interesting collection of charms, prayers, prevetative measures and remedies centuries old. They have… Read more

El Paso: Del Norte Hotel, 1964. First Edition. FINE. SIGNED and dated, no other names. 80pp., photographs, brown pictorial titles on cream wraps.

Austin: Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 1941. First Separate Edition. GOOD. Green wraps, torn. Col. Milner (1851-1923), was a schoolteacher, newspaper editor, Texas legisator, State Commissoner of Agriculture, & president of Texas A&M.

Boston: Little Brown, 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. SIGNED by Lea on blank page preceeding the frontispiece.Gold cloth, publishers maroon stain to top edge, red and black spine titles. Illustrated thru-out with full page and double page b/w illus. and a color frontispiece, price unclipped color dj rubbed edge wear. TEXAS INSTITUTE OF LETTERS AWARD. Arrival of… Read more

El Paso: Texas Western College Press, 1963. First Edition. hardcover. FINE/fine. Designed by Carl Hertzog, edited by Samuel D. Myres, illus. drawings by Russell Waterhouse. 250pp., index, references, biographies, index. Bound in classic legal colors, tan cloth with til titles on red and black spine panels. Owner's name, price unclipped buff dj with dark reddish-brown illustrations. Includes information… Read more

NYC: Doubleday, 1989. First Edition. FINE/fine. Review Copy with publisher's material laid-in The author was living in Texas and teaching creative writing at U.T. at Austin when this book was published and had received NEA Fellowship and a Hodder Fellowship from Princeton. A dusty New Mexico Road turns into a time warp, a mystery that will carry you… Read more

Denison, Texas: Grayson County College Fdn., 2004. First Edition. FINE/fine. SIGNED by both authors on bookplate fixed to front endsheet, also SIGNED with presentation on title page by McLeRoy. 288pp., historic photographs, bibliography, 3 appendices, index, chapter notes, 4to dark purple cloth, color pictorial dj. Winner of Gourmand World Cookbook Awards. Thomas Volney Munson (1843-1913) Texas horticulturist who… Read more

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2012. First Edition. FINE/fine. SIGNED on title page with author's presentation, silver endleaves, price unclipped dj, silver spine titles, blue tweed cloth, 460pp., notes, photo credits, index Reid tells the full inside story of Richard's rise from county office and the state treasurer's office to the governorship, where she championed gun control, prison… Read more

Austin: Texas State Historical Assn., 1988. Paperback. VERY GOOD. 276pp.(1), color portrait of J. Frank Dobie by Wayman Adams on front cover. Contents include: J. Frank Dobie: A Reappraisal by D. Graham; Remembering Walter Prescott Webb by Joe. B. Frantz plus many additional Memories of the individual authors by Jenkins Garrett, Frederick W. Rathjen, Lewis Simpson, Cissy… Read more

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2005. First Edition. FINE/very good. Photographic portraits by Ramona Cearley, introduction and essays by Joe Holley, 422pp. black cloth backed red boards, price unclipped dj, red endpapers. Project notes, author biographies, contributo biographies, bibliography of Authors' works, index. Some of the interviews: Sarah Bird, Gary Cartwright, Elizabeth Crook, Horton Foote, John Graves,… Read more

Dallas: SMU, 1988. First of this edition. FINE/fine. Review Copy, new afterword by James Ward Lee. Originally published in 1969. Set on the Fort Sill Indian Reservation around the turn of the century, The White Man's Road tells the story of a magnificent horse raid. Awarded both the Spur Award by the Western Writers of America and a… Read more

Fort Worth: TCU, 2000. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. SIGNED with author Robert Flynn's presentation to Texas publisher. A thriller of the best kind, rare originality. - Jacques Barzun

NYC: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1997. First Edition. FINE/fine. Review Copy wioth publisher's material laid-in including reviews from Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly. "Reynold's hard-edged prose is well calculated to captivate the reader right up to the final trigger squeeze." Reynolds a native Texan, is author of numerous publications, was professor of English at UNT and Lamar.

Fort Worth: TCU, 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ. 461pp., index, photographs, bibliography, dj, Includes writing from O. Henry, A.C. Greene, John A. Lomax, Ralph Yarborough, Margaret Cousins, William Owens, Roy Bedichek, Lyndon B. Johnson, Mary Lasswell, Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, Wilson M. Hudson, Walter Webb, many many others writing about Austin.

El Paso: Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Early accounts of Ysleta del Sur Pueblo by surveyors, civil and military officials and ethnologists. Tigua Indian Scouts in defense of the Pass of the North- Three Centuries of Service by Nicholas P. Houser. Selected Oral History Interviews Made in Ysleta and the El Paso Region by… Read more

College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 2015. First Edition. FINE/fine. 298pp., lengthy bibliography, notes, index. Gilt spine titles, blue cloth, color dj in archival mylar. At Fair Park in Dallas, a sculpture looms above visitors as they step into the portico of the imposing Hall of State. The Native American figure, bronze with gilded gold leaf,… Read more

Dallas: SMU, 1993. First Edition. FINE/fine. 224pp. The title story was listed as one of one hundred distinguished stories in The Best American Short Stories 1992. Two of the stories received Pushcart prizes, "Nosotros" appearing in Pushcart XVI and "Whitewing" in Pushcart XVII. "What the Thunder Said" will appear in the 1993 edition of Best American Short… Read more

Dallas: SMU Press, 1987. FINE/very good. Review Copy. Southwest Life and Letters Series, illus. by Walle Conoly, with a new Introduction by Benjamin Capps and an Afterword by Elmer Kelton. Minor deterioration lower edge of dj front panel. Set in the cattle country of Northwest Texas. in the late 19th c.

New Milford, Ct.: Toby Press, 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ. SIGNED presentation on title page. New Release laid-in. First volume in the New Orleans Trilogy. Thomas Zigal is the author of seven novels and numerous short stories and essays. His novels have won the Jesse H. Jones Award for Best Work of Fiction from the… Read more