Search Results: Titles starting with H from Maggie Lambeth

Dallas: SMU, 1984 . 3rd printing. Hardcover. Fine / no DJ issued. Texas Folk-Lore Society Number XXIV, (1951), facsimile edition, with a preface by J. Frank Dobie. Gilt-stamped brown cloth. No names, looks new. Story of legendary Mexican faith healer in South Texas. BASIC 203

Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee Press, 1973. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. 374pp., maps, illustrations, biblio, footnotes, maroon cloth, gilt spine titles, dj price clipped with one closed tear in archival mylar. Includes the Rachel Plummer Narrative. This first scholarly collection of 18 narratives, with the force of a distinctly American genre, becomes evident. Many captive-narrators were excellent obervers and their commentary is given on such tribes as Mohawks, Hurons, Maliseets, Penobxcots, Cherokees, Shawnees, and Comanches.

San Antonio : Wings, 2015. First Edition. FINE IN FINE DJ/fine. SIGNED by first three editors and others. Rust end papers, 426pp. printed on coated stock, illustrated with b/w photographs, dj. Includes "Blue Hole" by Susie Flatau.

Austin: University of Texas, 1983. First Edition. FINE/good. Text and catalogue raisonne, color and b/w illus. 225pp., index, biblio, 4to, dj. Clean, no names, no writing with a DJ that has several short closed edge tears and light soil. After the Texas Revolution, Lungwitz who was trained in Dresden at the Royal Academy, emigrated to America and settled in Fredericksburg where he rambled the hill Country capturing the unspoiled wilderness from scenic boulders throughout the Hill Countr. (b.1813-d.1891).

El Paso, TX: Tumbleweed Press, 1966. First Edition. Paperback. VERY GOOD. Maps, photographs, 53pp., photographic wraps.

San Antonio : HEB, 2011. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE.. 1909 map of San Antonio on endpapers, 160pp., full color photographs with descriptive text, oblong quarto glossy color boards. Scarce. Sponsored by HEB Grocery.

Falcon Press, 1992. First Edition. Soft Cover. VERY GOOD.. SIGNED by the author, no other names. 184pp., maps, photos Parent is a noted outdoor photographer includes two National Parks of Big Bend and Guadalupe Mountains.

Fort Worth: TCU, 2001. First Edition. Soft Cover. VERY GOOD. Author's signed presentation on first page, historic photos, 199pp., index, notes, double page road map of Scenic Comal County, 1960. Includes Hill Country Drives, River Drive, Skyline Drives, Secret Places, Early Days of Motoring.

Atlanta, Ga: Longstreet, 1998. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ./Fine. no names no writing, not a remainder. Photo portrait endpapers, two page map, photographs, 474pp. Price unclipped dj in mylar cover. Based on the author's family history in Blanco County.

San Antonio, TX: Denton County Historical Museum, 2002. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. 112pp., index, 4to black cloth, gilt spine titles, color pictorial dj in archival mylar cover. Addiional Denton County material laid-in includes the Sesquicentennial envelope and stamp, 1996

Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Photos, 269pp., index, notes, bibliography, price unclipped dj. Includes information on early arrivals at Matagorda: Commercial and Cultural Hub of Early Texas.

Austin: Eakin Press, 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ/fine. SIGNED presentation. Map endpapers, photos, 583pp., errata sheet (with corrections to the text) laid-in. Includes Round Rock cemetery survey, with extensive information on Williamson County.

Wolfe City, Texas: Henington Publishing, 1998. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. SIGNED with author's presentation. Maps, photographs, 171pp., notes. 4to gilt stamped crimson leatherette. Early Van Zandt county and surrounding area, including Cherokee War of 1839, Cynthia Ann Parker, confederate soldiers, local school and churches, roads, baseball team and much else of interest through about 1960. Author held membership in both Edom Historical Society and Van Zandt County Historical Commission.

Hill County Historical Commission, 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. 518pp.,many historic photos. DJ with wrinkling and short edge tears in mylar cover. Sections on communities, churches, biographies, archeology, etc.

San Marcos, Tx: San Marcos Record Press, 1954. First Edition. Paperback. VERY GOOD. Illustrations by the author, maps, 74pp., biblio, printed pictorial wraps tanned, small chip in spine, contents clean and tight. Ten years later he published Bosque Territory. CBC 539. Rare

Dallas, Texas: Curtis Media, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Compiled and edited by the History Book Committee. 900pp., index, 100s of photographs, 4to black cloth with color photograph of the courthouse fixed to upper board, gilt titles, map endpapers, previous owners label, tiny nick to upper edge of rear board, all else fine.

St. Louis: L. E. Daniel, 1892. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 2 volumes., 1892, 1893, 631pp., 591pp., lacks 10 ports. called for in volume I, 2 plans of the Alamo present. 15 ports. and photos in volume II present. Rebound in leatherette backed tan boards, gilt stamped spine labels, new endpapers, bindings in fine condition, Volume II with approximately 30 pages with margin notes, or word underlining, most in pencil, some ink and water stain on top margin of some ports. A good reading set preserved in a beautiful strong binding. Author was an eyewitness to the events he spent 50 years collecting for this massive history. "He was personally acquainted with nearly all the great men of the Republic" -Raines p. 32; "Earliest comprehensive history of Texas written by an active participant who arrived in Texas in Nov, 1839, served as an Indian fighter in a Texas Ranger company under John C. Hays, served as a colonel in the Texas militia in the Mexican War." -BASIC 22; HOWES B856. RADER 513.… Read More

Austin: Jenkins Publishing Co, 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Tan endpapers, map frtspc., bibliography, chapter notes. Blue cloth, gilt titles rubbed, no dj. Scarce.

Sherman, Texas: Scruggs Printing Co., 1936. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Frontis. port., two page hand drawn map illus. plates on coated stock, 210pp. + biblio. Rebound in handsome new wine cloth with gilt titles on brown leather spine label, new classic laid endpapers. No names, no writing. CBC 2025. Scarce history of Sherman, Clarksville, Fort Wachita; colonists from Missouri and Arkansas came down the military road from Fort Smith, crossing Red River at Coffee's Bend on their way to the Cross Timbers. Includes founding of Austin College the war between the states, and the nearby Indian Nation.

Canton, Texas: Irby Mills, 1950. First Edition. Hardcover. GOOD. 237pp. plus table of contents. illustrated, county map, list of county officers. Blue cloth, gilt spine titles, paper age-toned. Bordered by two rivers the Sabine and Neches. Scarce in this early hardcover edition.