Search Results: Authors starting with H from BUCKINGHAM BOOKS

N.P.: Privately printed, 1912., 1912. First edition. 9 1/8" x 6" in red printed wrappers. 168 pp. Index. Terms. Instructions for ordering. Pricing. Illustrations of, information about, and pricing for various harness, harness parts, horse collars, horse blankets, sleigh bells, fur coats, harness leather and everything pertaining to the saddlery business. 3 3/4" split to spine end along with closed 1" tear at end of split. Rubbing to spine, hole punch at top corner for hanging, and with light wear to extremities.

Pinckneyville: H.W. Hincke & Bro., n.d. (circa 1910)., n.d. (circa 1910). First edition. First edition. 6-1/4" x 3-1/2" unused advertising blotter for men's Ralston Shoes, Stock No. 174 with gun metal buttons, new hippo last and a single sole. Ralston Shoes are priced at $4 ... "Good as any $5 shoe ... Better value than any at $3.50. The shoes combine style with comfort. Minimal soiling. Very good.

[Globe: Gila County Historical Society, 1991]., 1991. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Pictorial wrappers, [8], 138 [1] pp., preface, acknowledgments, illustrated, maps, bibliography. Includes chapters on Medicine in early Gila County; Pleasant Valley; George W. P. Hunt; Globe's Tenderloin District; Rails and Copper Mines; the Hanging Tree; Black Jack Newman, etc. Fine copy.

[Globe: Gila County Historical Society, 1991]., 1991. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Pictorial wrappers, [8], 138 [1] pp., preface, acknowledgments, illustrated, maps, bibliography. Includes chapters on Medicine in early Gila County; Pleasant Valley; George W. P. Hunt; Globe's Tenderloin District; Rails and Copper Mines; the Hanging Tree; Black Jack Newman, etc. Fine copy.

[New York]: Signet Books, [1964]., 1964. First edition. First edition. Paperback original Signet D 2492.. A college town blazes with suspicion and fear when a professor's book is called obscene by a citizen's committee and becomes the center of bitter courtroom controversy. A few light creases to the covers and with a light reader's crease to the spine, else a very good copy.

Albuquerque: Univ. of NM Press, 1942. Two volumes., 1942. First edition. First editions. Maroon cloth, 262 pp. & 430 pp., preface, footnotes, glossary, index. In 1680 the Southwestern Pueblos organized a massive revolt. The most successful Indian uprising in history, the revolt resulted in all Spaniards, at least 2800, being driven from New Mexico. The Spaniards regrouped near El Paso and, led by Governor Antonio De Otermin, attempted unsuccessfully to reconquer the lost province. This scholarly work presents 215 contemporary Spanish documents giving all details of this historic event. Excellent introduction and annotations by Charles W. Hackett. Laird, Hopi Bibliography, 1032: “The fundamental work on the Pueblo revolt"..... A fine set in dust jackets. An exceptional set of the scarce first edition.

Norco: Talesof the Mojave Road Publishing Co., 1988., 1988. First edition. First edition. Cloth, 111 pp., map on end sheets, preface, illustrated, epilogue, index. A woman's memoirs of life and activities in Searchlight, Nevada, 1919-1922. As new, unread copy, without dust jacket, as issued.

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1965-1972., 1972. First edition. Ten Volumes. First editions. 8vo. Brown Cloth, each Volume 395 pp. to 415 pp., illustrations, folding 2-color map. Lengthy introduction. "Biographical sketches of the participants, by scholars of the subjects, and with introductions by the editor." "Containing 292 biographical sketches, this is the foremost authority on the mountain men...Volume 1 contains a celebrated essay by Hafen: "A brief history of the fur trade of the Far West", while Volume X contains a complete index to all 10 volumes and a fine bibliography."---Camille E. Cazedessus II. An outstanding work. More than 75 scholars contributed: Camp, Drury, Ellison, Hafen, Haines, Holmes, Josephy, Lavender, Lecompte, Mattes, Mumey, Nasatir, Nunis, Parkhill, Russell, Settle, Skarsten, Stewart, Sunder, Weber, and many more. A study of primary importance, and considered by many to be one of the most important publications of The Arthur H. Clark… Read More

New York: Lewis Historical Publishing CO., Inc., [1948]., 1948. First edition. First edition. 4to. Volume I: Green cloth, map endpapers, xvi, 644 pp., foreword, illustrated, portraits., plates, maps. Volume II: Green cloth, map endpapers, 784 pp., illustrated mostly from photographs, appendix, index. Volume III: Green cloth, map endpapers, [6], 404 pp., portraits. Volume IV: Green cloth, map endpapers, [6], 405 - 810 pp., portraits, index. The first volumes are devoted to an unusually thorough history of the state, including the state's natural history and its people; the last two biographies and portraits of prominent or wealthy citizens as well as family histories. One of the most worthwhile of all mug books, due to the eminence and historical astuteness of its editor. The first volume is largely the work of Leroy Hafen. The second is turned over to various authorities on special topics. Not in Herd. Four volume set in very good to fine condition.

Denver: The Old West Publishing Co., 1931., 1931. First edition. First edition. Ltd. edition, #80 of 100 copies, signed by both authors. Boards with cloth spine, light green front and rear endpapers, xi, 12 - 316 pp., frontispiece, preface, illustrated, appendix, notes, index. "Known by the Indians as 'Broken Hand,' Thomas Fitzpatrick was a trapper and a trailblazer who became the head of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company. With Jedediah Smith he led the trapper band that discovered South Pass; he then shepherded the first two emigrant wagon trains to Oregon, was official guide to Fremont on his longest expedition, and guided Colonel Phil Kearny and his Dragoons along the westward trails to impress the Indians with howitzers and swords. Fitzpatrick negotiated the Fort Laramie treaty of 1851 at the largest council of Plains Indians ever assembled. Among the most colorful of mountain men, Fitzpatrick was also party to many of the most important events in the opening of the West."… Read More

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1965-1972., 1972. First edition. Ten Volumes. First editions. 8vo. Cloth, each Volume 395 pp. to 415 pp., illustrations, folding 2-color map. Lengthy introduction. "Biographical sketches of the participants, by scholars of the subjects, and with introductions by the editor." "Containing 292 biographical sketches, this is the foremost authority on the mountain men...Volume 1 contains a celebrated essay by Hafen: "A brief history of the fur trade of the Far West", while Volume X contains a complete index to all 10 volumes and a fine bibliography."---Camille E. Cazedessus II. An outstanding work. More than 75 scholars contributed: Camp, Drury, Ellison, Hafen, Haines, Holmes, Josephy, Lavender, Lecompte, Mattes, Mumey, Nasatir, Nunis, Parkhill, Russell, Settle, Skarsten, Stewart, Sunder, Weber, and many more. A study of primary importance, and considered by many to be one of the most important publications of The Arthur H. Clark Company.… Read More

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1938., 1938. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Cloth, 429 pp., frontis., preface, introduction, illustrated, plates, folding map, appendices, index. "Fort Laramie, founded in the early days of the fur trade, was a focal point of westward expansion for nearly a century. Its location on the Oregon Trail only emphasized its importance as a part of the overland experience, including the Mormon migration to Utah."---Clark/Brunet. "Has some material on road agents, stage hold ups, and a mention of Sam Bass."---Ramon Adams. Fort Laramie was an important military post, particularly in the 1850's and early 1860's. Includes material on the fur trade, first emigrants, missionaries, rival forts, pony express, Utah expedition, Black Hills, Wyoming, Harney massacres, etc. A fine, bright copy. Protected in slipcase.

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1938., 1938. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Cloth, 429 pp., frontis., preface, introduction, illustrated, plates, folding map, appendices, index. "Fort Laramie, founded in the early days of the fur trade, was a focal point of westward expansion for nearly a century. Its location on the Oregon Trail only emphasized its importance as a part of the overland experience, including the Mormon migration to Utah."---Clark/Brunet. "Has some material on road agents, stage hold ups, and a mention of Sam Bass."---Ramon Adams. Fort Laramie was an important military post, particularly in the 1850's and early 1860's. Includes material on the fur trade, first emigrants, missionaries, rival forts, pony express, Utah expedition, Black Hills, Wyoming, Harney massacres, etc. Laid-in are four pictorial photographic postcards of different buildings at Fort Laramie. Near fine copy.

Denver: Old West Publishing Company, 1931., 1931. First edition. First edition. Cloth, 316pp., illustrated with 8 plates, map, notes, index. "Fitzpatrick (1799-1854) ranks with Jedediah Smith, Bridger, and Carson as the four greatest mountain men. His first trip over the Santa Fe trail was in 1831, with the caravan on which Jedediah Smith lost his life. Fitzpatrick was later a guide for such men as Fremont, Abert, and Kearny; in 1846 he was agent for the tribes on the Arkansas, Platte, and Kansas Rivers."---Jack Rittenhouse. "Fitzpatrick was one of the original Ashley men who traveled extensively in the mountains and was a close friend of Jed Smith. Known as "White Hair", he presided at the great 1851 Ft. Laramie Indian Peace Council."---Camille E. Cazedessus II. "Fitzpatrick was not only influential in shaping the fur trade during its formative years, but equally so as an early guide to emigrants and Army expeditions, and as an Indian agent, being generally… Read More

NP: Privately Printed, ND., ND. First edition. First Separate Printing. #38 of 100 numbered and signed copies. Stiff Printed Wrappers. 16pp. Reprinted from The Colorado Magazine. An excellent account of this little known, early fur-trade fort located in northwestern Colorado. Near fine copy. Signed presentation from Hafen to Arthur Woodward, author and fur trade historian, on upper edge of front wrapper.

Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1926., 1926. First edition. First edition. Green Cloth, 361pp., illus., facsimiles, folding map, biblio., index. A thorough study of the various overland mail routes of the West. "This pioneering study by Hafen, the first book published by the Clark Company for that author, includes topics such as ocean mail to the Pacific Coast, pioneer monthly mails to the Inter-Mountain region, the Butterfield Overland mail, the Pony Express, the Million Dollar mail in operation, etc."---Clark/Brunet. An important work by an excellent scholar. A near fine, bright copy.

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1965-1972., 1972. First edition. Ten Volumes. First editions. 8vo. Cloth, each Volume 395 pp. to 415 pp., illustrations, folding 2-color map. Lengthy introduction. "Biographical sketches of the participants, by scholars of the subjects, and with introductions by the editor." "Containing 292 biographical sketches, this is the foremost authority on the mountain men...Volume 1 contains a celebrated essay by Hafen: "A brief history of the fur trade of the Far West", while Volume X contains a complete index to all 10 volumes and a fine bibliography."---Camille E. Cazedessus II. An outstanding work. More than 75 scholars contributed: Camp, Drury, Ellison, Hafen, Haines, Holmes, Josephy, Lavender, Lecompte, Mattes, Mumey, Nasatir, Nunis, Parkhill, Russell, Settle, Skarsten, Stewart, Sunder, Weber, and many more. A study of primary importance, and considered by many to be one of the most important publications of The Arthur H. Clark Company.… Read More

NP: Privately Printed, ND., ND.. First edition. First Separate Printing. #80 of 100 numbered and signed copies. Stiff Printed Wrappers. 16pp. Reprinted from The Colorado Magazine. An excellent account of this little known, early fur-trade fort located in northwestern Colorado. Fine copy.

Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Co., 1965-1972., 1972. First edition. Ten Volumes. First editions. 8vo. Cloth, each Volume 395 pp. to 415 pp., illustrations, folding 2-color map. Lengthy introduction. "Biographical sketches of the participants, by scholars of the subjects, and with introductions by the editor." "Containing 292 biographical sketches, this is the foremost authority on the mountain men...Volume 1 contains a celebrated essay by Hafen: "A brief history of the fur trade of the Far West", while Volume X contains a complete index to all 10 volumes and a fine bibliography."---Camille E. Cazedessus II. An outstanding work. More than 75 scholars contributed: Camp, Drury, Ellison, Hafen, Haines, Holmes, Josephy, Lavender, Lecompte, Mattes, Mumey, Nasatir, Nunis, Parkhill, Russell, Settle, Skarsten, Stewart, Sunder, Weber, and many more. A study of primary importance, and considered by many to be one of the most important publications of The Arthur H. Clark Company. A… Read More

NP: The State Historical Society of Colorado, 1964., 1964.. First edition. First Separate Printing. Stiff Pictorial Wrappers. 14pp. Illustrated. First appeared as an article in The Colorado Magazine,XLI (Summer, 1964). An interesting history of this fur-trade fort. Light general soiling to wrappers. Very good.