Search Results: Titles starting with W from Old West Books

Norman: University Of Oklahoma Press, 1932. Book. Good +. Hardcover. First Edition. 359 pg. illus. Dj is worn with several small tears, all writing present and legible. " Major Laban J. Miles, Indian agent to the Osages, left his memoirs to be written by John Joseph Mathews, an Osage graduate of the Univ. OK. and Oxford, the great-grandson of the famous trapper Old Bill Williams, and of the Osage warrior who led Custer's scouts at the Battle of the Washita". Book Lover's S.W. pg.81.

Wisconsin: National Society Of Colonial Dames In Wisconsin, 1968. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Thus. 390 pages, map endpapers, photos, slight spine lean, outer page edges slightly foxed, interior very clean..

PA: Savas Publishing Company, 2000. Book. Near Fine. Stiff Wraps. 158 pages, maps, photos, figures. One of the best Indian fights on record, happened in 1867 near Ft. Phil Kearny. Great reading!.

Spokane: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1990. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 273 pages, frontis, maps, illustrations, LIMITED to 750 copies, signed by the author. American Trails Series XVII. Experiences and hardships that the over a 1,000 travelers faced in 1844 on the way to Oregon..

Norman: University of Oklahoma, 1968. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 347 pages, frontis, maps, illustrations, jacket still in the original glassine wrapper. Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, fur trade, Bents Fort, Indians, account of the Custer Massacre..

N.Y.: American Pioneer Trails Ass., 1946. Book. Very Good. Stiff Wraps. First Edition. 50 pages, illustrations, minor cover wear. Material on Dodge City, Luke Short, Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp and Mysterious Dave Mathers Old Bent¿s Fort Six Guns 2271 rare.

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1955. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. First Thus. 298 pgs, map Vol #5 of the Western Frontier Library Series minor wear to dj else VG- Account of Gerrard's adventures in the west in the mid 1800's..

Cincinnati: H. W. Derby & CO., 1850. Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. First Edition. First edition, first printing, 349 pages, original cloth, corners exposed, minor edge wear, period owner name, housed in a custom clamshell case. Graff 1513, "An important Southwest book by a perceptive observer and a thoroughly captivating writer." Howes G70, Wagner-Camp 182, " Garrard left Westport on September 12, 1846, in a Santa Fe wagon train led by Col. Ceran St. Vrain, and returned to St. Louis in the summer of 1847. His account describes the Taos Massacre, and the trials of the prisoners. Garrard met several well-known figures of the last days of the fur trade including Jim Beckwourth, Kit Carson, and George Ruxton." Rittenhouse 236, Rader 1538..

Austin Texas: Ben C. Jones & Co. Printing, 1901. Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 238 pages, frontis, photos, original cloth with gilt pictorial scene on cover, binding abraded or silverfished, interior is very clean. Short stories, some with ranch women as main characters, mostly set in West Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 2002. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 230 pages, LIMITED EDITION # 248 of 350 copies. Camps extensive research and correspondence with 109 individuals who had either belonged to Custers cavalry or his Indian scout force, or civilian employees attached to the regiment. Included is all biographical information from Camps research papers..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 2002. Book. New. Hardcover. First Edition. 230 pages, LIMITED EDITION 0f 350 numbered copies, this being #97. Camp's extensive research and correspondence with 109 individuals who had either belonged to Custer's cavalry or his Indian scout force, or civilian employees attached to the regiment. Included is all biographical information from Camp's research papers. Already out of print!!.

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 2002. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 230 pages, LIMITED EDITION 0f 350 numbered copies, this being #60. Camp's extensive research and correspondence with 109 individuals who had either belonged to Custer's cavalry or his Indian scout force, or civilian employees attached to the regiment. Included is all biographical information from Camp's research papers. .

1909. Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. First Edition. 67 pages, photos, chipping to spine, original pictorial cloth. Photos of Indians and famous scouts, Custer and Crook mention..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, limited to 750 copies, signed by the editor. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. As New. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, limited to 750 copies. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. New. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, limited to 750 copies, in original shrink wrap. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. As New. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, SIGNED by the editor, limited to 750 copies. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, limited to 750 copies, original publishers announcement for book laid in, also laid in is a letter from the publisher to a book dealer about the issue of the book. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

Spokane Washington: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1990. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 193 pages, frontis, fold-out map, illustrations, #6 of 50 copies bound in leather, signed by the author. Western Frontiersmen Series XXIII. Stillman traveled alone by horse through Anaqua, Goliad and Helena in 1855. Stillman ventured west as far as the Pecos River in the company of an army wagon train along the newly-opened road from San Antonio to El Paso. He penetrated unsettled areas, risking Indian attack to see first-hand the "wilds" of Texas..

New Haven: Yale University Press, 2015. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 223 pages, illustrations..