Search Results: Authors starting with K from The Wright Collection

Austin: Eakin Press, 1984. D.j., 64 pp. German Texan poetry with some illus.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

N.P.: Author, 1970. Paper covers, 76 pp., many photos. History of this Central Texas family--La Grange, Warda, Temple, Greencreek, Lott, Winchester. Inscribed. Ltd. 200c.. Inscribed By Author. 1st.. Wrs.. Fine/No Jacket.

Flatonia: The Flatonia Argus, 1973. Stiff paper covers with photo of the church, 96 pp., many photos. History of central Texas church. SIGNED by Kasper. Ltd. 350c.. 1st.. Stiff Pict. Paper. Near Fine.

N.P.: Author, 1970. Paper covers, 76 pp., many photos. History of this Central Texas family--La Grange, Warda, Temple, Greencreek, Lott, Winchester. Inscribed. Ltd. 200c.. Inscribed By Author. 1st.. Wrs.. Fine/No Jacket.

N.P.: Author, 1970. Paper covers, 76 pp., many photos. History of this Central Texas family--La Grange, Warda, Temple, Greencreek, Lott, Winchester. INSCRIBED by author. Ltd. 200c.. 1st.. Wrs.. Very Good/No Jacket.

Lincoln: U. Of Neb., 1996. D.j., 586 pp., maps, plates, figures, tables, index. A primary source volume for anyone interested in the Comanches. Examines the different ways the Comanche tribes--Yamparikias, Jupes, Kotsotekas, Quahadas, Penetekas, Tenewas & Nokonis--organized & reorganized themselves in response to the changing domains of hunting, trade, warfare, etc.. 1st.. Fine/Fine.

Dallas: Self Published, 1916. Red cloth (faded), 175 pp., photos. Presentation copy signed "Author". Corrections list attache to rear of title. One pencil correction. Genealogy and Keating's reminiscences of business in Dallas.. 1st.. Cloth. Very Good/No D.j. Issued.

Williamston: Corner House, 1973. D.j. (clipped), 308 pp., illus. Sheridan's 1869 winter campaign against the Kiowa, Cheyenee, & Arapahoe. The Battle of Washita was the conclusion of the campaign. . Cloth. Fine/Fine.

Santa Fe: Rydal Press, 1969. D.j. (clipped), 293 pp., index. The author's, a lawyer and newspaperman, rich anecdotes & little-known episodes involving Elfego Baca, and many others. Also stories and accounts of early Albuquerque. . 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

Santa Fe: Rydal Press, 1969. D.j., 293 pp., photos, index. The author's, a lawyer and newspaperman, rich anecdotes & little-known episodes involving Elfego Baca, and many others. Also stories and accounts of early Albuquerque. . 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Near Fine.

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1961. D.j., 272 pp., illus., index. A spell binding & widely acclamined account of John Hunt Morgan's raid into Ohio in July 1863, spreading panic and causing the Union to waste men & supplies. It is also one of the best descriptions of early modern guerilla warfare instructing future practioners of hit and run tactics.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Very Good.

Abilene: McWhiney Foundation Press, 2003. D.j., 63 pp., illus. by H.C. Zachry. SIGNED by Kelton. Texas Heritage Series No. 1. Like new copy.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

San Angelo: Four-0-Imprint, 1988. Rust cloth spine & beige boards, 26 pp., illus . of Kelton. Introd. by Al Lowman. Two sppeches by Kelton that have been combined and bound in a limited edition, numbered (#116 of 250c) and signed by Kelton. Fine.. 1st.. Cloth & Bds,. Fine.

N. Y.: Doubleday, 1991. D.j., 400 pp. INSCRIBED-"For Bob Watson--A story of oilboom days-Elmer Kelton 2/15/94." The story of an oil boom town with a one man crime wave.. 1st.. Cloth & Bds,. Fine/Fine.

San Angelo: Talley Press, 1973. D.j. (worn, edges chipped), 120 pp., illus. Minor browning on endpapers, name. Indian Raids, Frontier Army, Captives, Lost Children, Train Robbery & Wreck, Buffalo Hunters and the everyday events of the frontier taken from the Pioneer News-Observer, selected by Kelton and with his commentary.. 1st.. Near Fine/Very Good.

N. Y.: Forge Books, 2008. D.j., 335 pp. INSCRIBED by Kelton. Fine copy in a fine d.j.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

Ft. Worth: TCU, 1986. D.j., cloth, 425 pp. Historical novel about a "Buffalo" soldier and Comanches. New Introdcution by Kelton and an Afterword by Lawrence Clayton. Fine copy INSCRIBED by Kelton-"A story of frontier Texas." A historic noverl of the black soldier (Buffalo Soldier) in the West. Number 5 in the Texas Tradition Series.. 1st. Of This Ed.. Two Tone Cloth. Fine/Fine.

N. Y.: Tom Doherty Assoc., 2007. D.j., 252 pp. with an afterword by Ann Kelton. Autobiography of a very successful Texas writer who has been recognized worldwide. SIGNED by Elmer & Ann. . 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

San Angelo: Ft. Concho Museum Press, 1986. D.j., 192 pp. Edited & with introduction by Lawrence Clayton. Foreword by Elmer Kelton. These are seven short stories and a novelette by Kelton published by the Fort Concho Museum Pess in his hometown of San Angelo. A fine copy with a fine dust jacket & SIGNED by Kelton.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/Fine.

Garden City: Doubleday, 1987. D.j., 261 pp. SIGNED by Kelton on the false title. Only defect is free endpaper, false title, & title pages have been slightly bent on the lower corner.. 1st.. Cloth & Bds,. Fine/Fine.