Search Results: Western from Mare Booksellers

New York: M.J. Ivers and Co, 1899. Wraps. Good. States 'Issued Weekly. March 15, 1899. Color illustrated wraps over black and white illustrated wraps. 32 pp., including inner wrap and rear advertising page. A reprint of a dime novel, perhaps the first of the Deadwood Dick series, attributed to Edward Wheeler, self-described 'sensationalist novelist' although perhaps ghost written by Jesse Cowdrick (see Southern Illinois University Library website). GOOD condition. Outer wrappers split along the hinges and somewhat tenuously attached. Moderate to heavy browning. Some chipping and minor tearing along the extremities. Staples rusted. Faint pencil note on the upper front cover, with a number impressed near the same locale.

Lowell, MA: C.I. Hood Company, 1914. Original Wraps. Good. Illustrated wraps depicting four cowboys with guns aiming at a woman on a horse. 144 pages. A pulp novel reprint blending the genres of crime and westerns. GOOD condition. Moderate browning and faint spotting to the front cover, with general soiling and fading. A few faint, small dampstains present to the wraps. Minor creasing. Two chips to the wraps along the front fore edge, with minor tearing along the spine. Interior clean and solid with heavy browning to the paper.

New York: Ivers and Co, 1908. Original Wraps. Fair. Pictorial wraps. Rear wrap features an ad for the Frontier series, with titles 33-41 stated as being in press. Early printing of this edition. 99 pages plus 3 pages of ads. Pulp novel western. FAIR condition. Moderate to heavy wear to the wraps, with the lower front corner wrap missing along a diagonal, as well as the upper and lower rear corners of the rear wrap. Lower corner missing about a 2 by 3 inch area. Lower half of the spine wrapper missing, with moderate to heavy chipping along the extremities. Creasing, soiling and fading to the wraps, with faint dampstaining to the rear wrap. Moderate to heavy browning to the text, with minor scattered soiling.

New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1965. First Edition. Cloth. Good/Good. First edition in book form (so stated). Blue cloth in unclipped jacket. 250 pp. A western novel involving gunfights, mining and an outlaw bandit turned leader. GOOD condition. Jacket soiled, scuffed and faded, with some chipping and tearing along the extremities. Rear panel rather toned and soiled. Minor toning and edgewear to the book. Paper toned in the interior.

New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 1923. Wraps. Good. Roughly 8 ½ by 6 inches. Front cover printed in red and blue ink. 28 pp., plus a few pages of ads. A single issue of this pulp western weekly magazine featuring the story, 'Young Wild West Staking a Tenderfoot' by An Old Scout, as well as news on various current events. GOOD condition. Heavy browning to the paper. Minor soiling, foxing and staining. Moderate uneven chipping and tearing along the extremities. Rear cover with a 2 inch tear. Light curling along the spine.

New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 1923. Wraps. Good. Roughly 8 ½ by 6 inches. Front cover printed in red and blue ink. 28 pp., plus a few pages of ads. A single issue of this pulp western weekly magazine featuring the story, 'Young Wild West and the Silent Scout' by An Old Scout, as well as news on various current events. GOOD condition. Heavy browning to the paper. Minor soiling, foxing and staining. Heavy chipping and tearing along the fore edge. Some chipping to the spine, with minor wear to the other extremities. Light curling along the spine.

New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 1923. Wraps. Good. Roughly 8 ½ by 6 inches. Front cover printed in red and blue ink. 28 pp., plus a few pages of ads. A single issue of this pulp western weekly magazine featuring the story, 'Young Wild West Capturing a Claim' by An Old Scout, as well as news on various current events. GOOD condition. Heavy browning to the paper. Minor soiling, foxing and staining. Heavy uneven chipping and tearing along the lower edge, with minor wear along the other extremities. 2 inch tear to the front cover at the center fore edge. Light curling along the spine.

Buffalo: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 1919. Wraps. Good. 12 by 8 ½ inches. Tabloid format, with front cover printed in blue ink. Large cover illustration of Native Americans ready to scalp the title heroine. 28 pp., plus a few pages of ads. A single issue of this pulp western weekly magazine featuring the story, 'Young Wild West and the Rival Scouts; or the Raid of the Cowboy Gang,' by An Old Scout, as well as "The Boss's Son" by Dick Ellison, and news on various current events. GOOD condition. Heavy browning to the paper. Minor soiling, foxing and staining. Light curling along the spine.

New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 1926. Wraps. Good. Three color illustrated wraps. 32 pp. A single issue of this pulp magazine devoted to the Wild West, and perhaps aimed toward a juvenile audience, with this number containing the title story as well as the continuation of a story by Dick Ellison 'Fast Mail Frank, The Boy Engineer.' GOOD condition. Heavy browning to the paper. Moderate to heavy chipping along the wrapper extremities, with a few minor tears. Some rusting and staining at the staples. Wrappers splitting at the upper and lower extremities.