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317 pp.

Faded boards

October 1995 / Flat signed with dedication

College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press, 1976. 189 pp., dark brown binding w/ gold lettering; Illustrated with B&W photos and maps. /. 3rd Printing. Hard Cover. Good +/Good +. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 1976. Texas A&M University Press 0890960216 US Third Printing.

150 pp.llustrated red glossy wrappers. Glued binding, chapter notes, index, bibliography. 1st edition, 1st printing. Monograph 9, Colorado Historical Society.Wynkoop encouraged peace efforts with the Cheyenne, but was transferred in November 1864 to Fort Riley, Kansas, where he was posted at the time of the Sand Creek massacre. On behalf of the U.S. Army he investigated Col. John M. Chivington's conduct at Sand Creek, which led to Chivington's condemnation. In 1866, Wynkoop became an Indian agent for the Southern Cheyennes and Arapaho, resigning in December 1868 in protest of the destruction of Black Kettle's village in the Battle of Washita River. He later became warden of the New Mexico penitentiary.

Good condition; reading copy.

Ex-library

Price clipped dust jacket. Previous owners bookplate pasted in. 213 pp bibliography.

1994 Original Movie Poster / Condition: (Very Good) 46 x 80", size similar to standard 3-sheet movie poster. Made of a vinyl-like material rather than paper. Original item distributed to movie theaters for promotion of the film. Rare find.American action film directed by Deran Sarafian, written by David Twohy, and starring Charlie Sheen, Nastassja Kinski, James Gandolfini, and Christopher McDonald. Daredevil skydiver (Sheen) is caught up in a criminal plot by Russian mobsters (Gandolfini and McDonald), forcing him to team up with a freelance secret agent (Kinski).

1941 Naylor First Edition. Rather rare in dustjacket.

unpaginated, green cloth covered boards w/color pastedown illustration on front board, black lettering on the spine, color illustrated endpaper pastedowns of the state flower. Fair with no dust jacket; Unpaginated pages; Greenish cloth frayed at spine ends and corner tips where the underboard is showing. Title at spine is fading and frayed. Illustrated front cover inset with minor rubbing, no longer bright. Text pages clean and tight

Ex-Library, no dust jacket

212 pp, green cloth covered boards w/gilt lettering. Identification of some of the common flowers of Texas. The water color illustrations were made by the author from fresh specimens that were checked w/verified material in the University of Texas Herbarium. The book has a listing of reference books on Texas Flowers, a plant distribution map of Texas, and a listing of plant parts and names

1937. Signed First Edition in Dust jacket

Tight binding, some toning to outside page edges. Facsimile reproduction of 1910 edition, published by W. M. Morrison in 1967. 321 pp., appendix. Only reprint of the rare 1910 Neale edition. Important account of stagecoach and freight service in Texas. Much on the Castro Colony and San Antonio. Association: Signed by Crystal Sasse Ragsdale, card laid in indicating it was from her library. Signature authenticated by comparing to her signed work. Author Crystal Sasse Ragsdale was an early pioneer in the newly emerging field of Texas women's studies. Her books, "The Golden Free Land," (1976), "Women in Texas" (with Ann Fears Crawford, 1992), "The Women and Children of the Alamo" (1994), brought to life engaging stories of the women who settled Texas and who were equally important in the struggle for the state's future.

Signed /dedicated. 245 pp.

Signed by Author. First Edition. Hardcover. Illus. 72pp. 8vo, maroon cloth. Also includes the story of post office and postal markings of the early Texas state period.

Signed, Some foxing, dust jacket price clipped. 64 pp

Green cloth covered boards, black titles on front cover and spine. xxv, 223 pp. translation of 1849 German work; additional preface and biographical material by translator Charles Frank Schmidt. Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall. Basic Texas Books 21A: "One of the best Texas immigration guides, this book is also a valuable contribution to our knowledge of early Texas." Howes 682. Ex-library, Hope College Library, Inscription - "Presented by G. H. Albers class of 1891"

Ex-library