Sgn - Texana from mark mcdonald

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Story of one of the largest banking crashes in American history, in the 1980's, from the perspective of a banking executive. Book and jacket are in fine, like new condition. 'Autographed Copy' sticker on front cover. Author has signed, upside down, on the back free end page (no personalized inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Fine, no jacket, as issued. Numerous archival photos and a couple of maps. Book is in fine, unread condition (pages won't stay open). Corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. Illustrations and maps by Homer Norris. Rare. Photos coming soon.

First Edition. Fine/near fine. Camp Hearne, in central Texas, was one of the first and largest German POW camps in the U.S.. Book is in fine condition. Dust Jacket has slight, even sunning on the spine, otherwise excellent.

Signed. First Edition. Very good. Biographical sketches of early settlers of Parker County, Texas, west of Ft. Worth. Book has small spots of white staining on the cover and there is light foxing on the front fly leaf and title page. There is light, even toning. The binding is tight, the corners are square and the pages are clean and… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition, first printing. Fine / fine. History of the Ninth Texas Cavalry which lost three quarters of it's men in 4 years of battles across the South. Book is in fine, like new, unread condition. The author has inscribed and signed on the front free end page.

Signed. First Edition. Near Fine / near fine. Inscribed to Francis Jenkins Pickens, noted alumnus and internationally famous jeweler and metalworker on the occasion of the centennial of the University and the commemoration of the career of Cora Stafford, founder of the School of Visual Arts. The late Francis Pickens was named Distinguished Artist of Hawai'i and is shown at… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine / fine. Like new, unread. Mystery that takes place near where the author grew up, way up in NE Texas, by the Red River. Cover testimonial by Joe Lansdale. The author has inscribed and signed on the title page.

Signed. Fine / fine slipcase, no dust jacket, as issued. Members Edition. Unpaginated. 50th anniversary of the Shady Oaks Country Club in Ft Worth, Texas, founded in 1958. 10 full page reproductions of paintings by well known golf artist, Kenneth Reed. The members name is embossed in gilt on the bottom right front cover. Kenneth Reed has signed on the… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine / near fine. 176 pages. Lots of photos. Forward by Pat Summerall, afterward by Roger Staubach. Book is in fine condition. Dust jacket has very slight shelf wear. Signed by the the greatest sports talk radio host of all time, Norm Hitzges, with a non personal inscription.

Signed. First Edition. Near Fine, softcover. Four Mile Lutheran Church is N E of Mabank, east of Dallas in Van Zandt County. Originally a Norwegian community. Archival photos. The book is toned on the cover as well as a couple of pages where a newspaper had been laid in. There are a few discrete underlinings. The corners are square… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine, softcover. Great cowboy poetry. Even the Dedication page is in verse. Book is in fine, unread condition. Author has dated, inscribed and signed on the title page.

Signed. First Edition. Very Good+ / good. Award winning story about the seige of the Alamo. Book has a wrinkle at the head of the spine, light even toning, previous owners book plate on the front end paper. Corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. Dust jacket has moderate shelf and edge wear all around, listed as… Read more about this item

Signed by both. First Edition. Fine / fine. Music professor of trumpet at Univ. of North Texas. Testimonial by Ray Bradbury. Book and jacket in fine, like new condition. Inscribed to a long time dallas music teacher. Each author has dated, inscribed and signed on the back of the front free end page.

Signed. First Edition (presumed). Very good / no dust jacket. Heisman Trophy winner at SMU. 3 time All American. Rookie of the year for the Detriot Lions. All Pro. NFL Champs. Played 6 years. Book is sunned on the spine and slightly soiled on the cover. Right front corner is bumped and spine is a little wrinkled, top and bottom.… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition (presumed). Near fine, softcover. Privately published. No date or location. Mr. London retired at the Buckle L Ranch south of Childress, so that's where I attributed it. Book is very lightly, but evenly toned and there is a hint of shelf wear, but the corners are square and the pages are clean, unmarked and the book won't… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine / fine. Forward by Willie Nelson. History of the Texas Highway Department. From the estate of Mark Goode, engineer and director of the Tex. Hwy. Dept for 40 years, beginning in 1947. Both authors have dated, inscribed and signed on the half title page. There is a third signature that I can't make out. The inscription… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition, first printing. Near Fine / near fine. Selections from the writings of Rev. W. A. Criswell of Dallas First Baptist Church. Light toning on the end papers, corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. Nearly unread. Dust jacket has very slight edge and shelf wear. Rev. Criswell has signed, with a bible verse, on… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine, no jacket, as issued. Commemmorating the First Presbyterian Church of El Paso. Book is designed and executed by Carl Hertzog (Dean of Texas book printing). The photo on the cover is the main stained glass window which was partially designed by Tom Lea, artist and author and close associate of Hertzog. Book is in fine, as… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine, no jacket, as issued. Donning Co. publishers. Book sponsored by the Texas Society of the DAR. Collection is at Texas Womens University in Denton. There is very slight shelf wear, otherwise like new. The author has signed and dated on the front free end page.

Signed. First Edition. Near fine. Softcover. Early Texas history told through the perspective of a Comanche shaman, who was the son of a white man and a Comanche woman shaman. Gently read, no condition issues. Laid in is a photo of the author and the inscribee. Author has dated, inscribed and signed on the title page.