The Flavor of Texas by Dobie, J. Frank - 1975

Jenkins Publishing Company, 1975. Hardcover. Very Good. 10x6x1. Hardback with dust jacket. 1975 Jenkins edition. No marks and no writings. Book will be shipped with Brodart archival cover protecting the dust jacket.

Dealey and Lowe, 1936. Hardcover. Acceptable. . Backstrip almost peeled off. Fading to spine. Otherwise good. General shelf/age wear. Pages clean, binding sturdy.

Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936. First Edition . Hardcover. Good+/No Jacket. Alexandre Hogue. A few preliminary pages have some offsetting, looks like a flower had been pressed. Does not detract. Tips rubbed.

Austin: Jenkins Publishing Company, 1975. Hardcover; 167 pages in near fine condition. Beige cloth softcovers with black titles on cover and spine. Minor wear around edges. Endpapers of the same colour, clean. The pages are pristine and the binding is tight. (NF) The jacket is brown with dark brown titles, sporting a picture of a man and a horse. Not price clipped. Slightly sunned spine. (VG+). Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good+.

Dallas, Texas: Dealey and Lowe. Good with no dust jacket. 1936. First Edition. Library Rebound. Book is tight in library binding, that is bumped and shelf worn. Pages are not marked or underlined but almost all have creases at the top corners, with fingerprints and dirty spots. The frontispiece is torn at bottom inside corner but it looks as if it was because the page wasn't caught the full length when it was rebound. A couple of other pages have small tears. This is typical of a school library copy of this age. It has the 1936 date on both title page and verso.; Ex-Library .

Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936. Hardcover. Very Good+. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 287 pgs, index. Published for the Texas Centennial in 1936, contains Dobie's favorite episodes and characters from Texas history: black beans, Bigfoot Wallace, the Gone-to-Texas tradition, Peter Ellis Bean, trail driving, buffalo and much more.

Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 287 pages, frontis, illustrations. Trail drives, outlaws, Bigfoot Wallace, buffalo, Indian fights, etc. Herd 691, Six-Guns 602 "Has some information on Clay Allison and other gunmen.".

Used; Very Good. 4-G-23 Dealey and Lowe 1936 Hardcover First Edition. No dust jacket. SIGNED and Inscribed by J. Frank and Bertha Dobie on front free end page. Cloth-covered boards with checkered beige and salmon "GTT" (Gone to Texas) and black lettering, with "GTT" appearing at both head and tail of spine. 9 black and white illustrations, all present. Text is clean and unmarked. Covers have light wear. Book Condition; Very Good . 1936. HARDCOVER.

Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936., 1936. First edition. First edition, first state. 8vo. Salmon and tan cloth, printed in black. [12] 287 pp., frontispiece, illustrated by Alexander Hogue, Six Guns 602 says, "Has some information on Clay Allison and other gunmen." Fine, unread copy in fine, first state dust jacket. Nice copies, unread, and in the dust jacket are very scarce. SIX GUNS 602. HERD 691. DOBIE p.51: "Considerable social history;" p.55: "Chapters on Bean, Green, Duval, Kendall, and other representers of the fighting Texans." DYKES, My Dobie Collection, p.8: "Hard to find and expensive" [#11 on his rarities list]. MCVICKER A5.

1936. Printed cloth boards with title and author to front cover and particulars to spine. Very slight losses to head and tail of dust jacket spine, which has since been protected in Mylar and is otherwise in very nice condition. Front free fly inscribed by author to "... -- Thank you for making me more interested in teaching "Life and Literature of the Southwest" dated 7/3/1941. Original receipt from Bartleby Books dated 1994 loose in book. A nice, clean copy without further markings. ; 8vo; 287 pages; Signed by Author; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail.