Search Results: Titles starting with H from Texlibro

Tab Books, Inc, 1975, Fifth printing-Oct. 1980. Soft cover. Book Condition: Very Good/fine. Previous owners name on inside sheet, no markings on pages, binding is tight; like new.

Handbook of Texas Archeology: Type Description. Dee Ann Suhm and Edward B. Jelks. The Texas Memorial Museum. Bulletin Number Four, Austin Texas. 1962. Rare copy of a hard to fine publication in fair condition.

A Handbook for Air Raid Wardens. Published by: U.S. Office of Civilian Defense, Washington D.C., 1941. Softcover stapled pamphlet. Very good condition with unusual arm band.

Fourth Edition: 1947. Stapled soft cover warps 6 x 9 inch book of 68 pages. Collection of square dancing calls by author. Information on how to square dance, glossary, promenades, trimmings, and the calls. Collection of fifty-two calls. Cover shows signs of wear along spine and discoloration on back. Staples are tight and book is free of marks. A scarce book in fine condition.

History of Fort Huachuca Arizona. Southwest Antiquarians, El Paso, Texas, 1972. First Edition in a stapled softcover. Cover is a broadside facsimile offering a $150 bonus to enlist in the U. S. 6th Cavalry. It is dated July 1, 1877 and signed by Dr. Bruno J. Rolak on first page. On the back is pasted "Instructions For Sentinels". Samuel M. Whitside, as a Captain founded and commanded Camp Huachuca in 1877. Fort Huachuca is a product of the Indian Wars of the 1870s and 1880s and today, is one of the major military installations in Arizona. No writing inside with crisp cover. Monograph No.1 Western Pioneer Series. ; 6 1/4 in. x 9 3/4 in.; 32 pages.

Scarce and hard to find 1915 First Edition. Tight binding and scuffing to cover. No marks inside.