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1931. First Edition. Hardcover. GOOD. . Four issues in original wraps bound-in blue cloth for each year (33 years, 33 consecquative volumes) General index. Gilt-stamped spines. 132 issues in all bound-in 33 volumes. About half with spotted loss of color to the spines. Color wraps and interiors are all fine and appear unread. These are the original editons in the Society's original blue cloth bindings as issued, not reprints. Exact cost of additional shipping will be required. A wealth of information on participants in the Civil War, Western outlaws such as Wild Bill Hickock, pioneer letters and journals, Native Americans, town and county histories, cattle drives, cowboy memoirs and much Texas related material. Important historical research library.

Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1967. First Edition. Hardcover. GOOD. Southwest Writers Series No. 6. 43pp., select bibliography, glossy tan boards. EX-LIBRARY with stickers, stamps, in perma-bound hard covers. Discusses in detail her short stories.

Austin: University of Texas, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Photos, 269pp., biblio, index, dj. Publisher's advance promotional laid-in. Porter was in Mexico during 1920 - 1931 and wrote about the country in several books. Author presents the central importance in all Porter’s later work of the Edenic vision, extravagantly hopeful and inordinately despairing, that was first and most strikingly expressed in her writings about Mexico.

Austin: University of Texas, 1997. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. 79 full page photographs,12 unnumbered pages by Carter "Fragments", 4to black linen, b/w pictorial endapers, silver drawing on upper board, silver spine titles, dj in archival mylar. No names. Keith Carter describes his maturation as a self-taught photographer in his hometown of Beaumont, Texas, his affinities with other artists and writers who are strongly influenced by the sense of place. He provides insights into his choice of subject matter,his methods of working and his philosophy of what art should be and do.

Fort Worth: TCU, 1999. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Historical notes, purple cloth, black endpapers, silver and black pictorial dj. The saga of Cynthia Ann Parker, who was kidnapped from Parker's Fort near Mexia, Texas by raiding Comanches in 1836.

Boston: Little Brown, 1957. Reprint. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/very good. With corrected opening sentence p.507. Designed by CARL HERTZOG, 2 volumes, 838pp., slipcase age toned and rubbed at edges. Clean bright set in a very good slipcase. BASIC 121. HOLMAN-HERTZOG DOZEN. SIX-SCORE 69. LOWMAN PRINTING ARTS 99 B.

Kingsville, 1996. Original. Rolled Broadside. FINE.. Presented June 10, 1996 at the American Quarter Horse Historical Marker Program dedication of marker #11 King Ranch Quarter Horses. 26 x 18 inches printed sepia photographs include 11 King Ranch Horses: Macanudo, Wimpy, Rey Del Rancho, Anita Chica, Mr. San Peppy, Solis, Hired Hand, Peppy, Old Sorrel, Miss Princess, Peppy San Badger. Rolled and shipped in tube. Includes history of the owners development of a superior ranch horse in the early 1900s.