Buckaroo – Visions and Voices of the American Cowboy by Editors: Hal Cannon, Thomas West - 1991

Decorative, matt, unclipped dustjacket has slight edge curl along the top and bottom, small blemishes and two small tears, plus a tear at the top of where the CD is inserted. Hardbound white, glossy boards have a CD inserted (with no scratches or blemishes), and sienna colored text at the bottom, has a crease at the top (possibly from removing the CD) but are otherwise in excellent condition. The spine with the same-colored text is also in excellent condition with no wear to the top or bottom of the back strip. All the corners are sharp with no bumping except the front lower which has a crease from bumping. Spine is straight and firm, with no cracking to the endpapers. Text block is solid with all pages firmly attached. Previous owner inscription of the front free endpaper. All interior pages are clean with no tears, cracks, or other previous owner marks. Text, poetry, paintings, and illustrated with color and black/white photography.

From the dustjacket flap, "This book and CD bring together the best of contemporary cowboy writing, along with a full range of sound recordings, and show why the cowboy movement is one of the most dynamic cultural forces America today. Buckaroo presents for the first time to a wide audience the finest and most authentic practitioners of this great and thriving oral tradition.