Search Results: Titles starting with O from Darwin Labordo Books

San Francisco, San Francisco News Company., 1881. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Cloth, very good copy. With inscription from the author. First edition.

Both dust jacket and book are near fine. First edition.

The Turnpike Press, 1960. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Book and dust jacket are very good plus. First edition. Custer High Spots 174.

Homewood Publishing. 2nd Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Cloth, very good. Second edition. Graff 210. Dobie p. 121: "Primary book on the subject (Kansas cow towns)." Herd 224. Howes B244.

Eden Publishing, 1929. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Cloth, dust jacket, very good. First edition. Adams One-Fifty 109. Guns 1611: "Written entirely about the outlaws of Oklahoma and the peace officers who chased them. It has chapters on the Daltons, the Doolin gang, the Jennings gang, Henry Starr, and others, but there are many mistakes. Most of the incidents the author writes about were secondhand; nearly all the contacts with the outlaws were made by his deputies while he stayed in his office. Too, he dictated this book a number of years after the events took place, by which time his memory was evidently not very good.

Fine Arts Press, 1947. Special Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Foreword by Marguerite Eyer Wilbur. Cloth, very fine copy. Reprint edition. Zamorano Eighty 29: "Both author and illustrator (Charles Nahl) are characteristically Californian, and few volumes have a truer flavor of the Mother Lode than this result of their combined efforts." Cowan p. 163. Howes D231.

Stanford University Press, 1950. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. Cloth, dust jacket worn, book near fine. Signed by author on title page. First edition. Guns 2433: "In a chapter on stagecoach travel the author tells about many of the road agents, such as Stove Pipe Sam, George Ives, Henry Plummer, and Black Bart.

New York, The Macmillan Co., 1961. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Near fine in a very good slipcase, signed by the author. First limited edition. Limited to 350 copies. Guns 12: Has a chapter on cattle rustlers and one on outlaws.

Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1940. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Cloth, dust jacket chipped and worn, book very good plus. First trade edition.

Cloth, much wear to covers, however pages are clean. Overall a good copy.First edition. Dobie p. 32: "A truly great book, on both Apaches and Arizona frontier. Bourke had amplitude, and he knew." Howes B654. Graff 367. Jennewein 61. Powell, A Southwestern Century 11: "a readable primary source for the campaigns which subjugated the Apaches."

University of Washington Press, 1968. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Both book and dust jacket are near fine. First edition. Six Score 84: "The best coverage of cattle raising in the Pacific Northwest. With impressive scholarship, Oliphant covers an important corner of the range industry which is often entirely overlooked. The book is written mainly from primary sources, sifting the subject in incredible detail. It would be impossible to imagine a more thorough history of a topic which was most difficult to research.

Cloth, dampstaining in the entire spine area, good only. Reprint edition. Herd 2536 citing Parson s Memorial and Historical Library Magazine which contains The Opening Session.See also Herd 2535, Howes, W516 and Six Score 115: One of the most important conventions of cattlemen, meeting as it did at the peak of the cattle boom. The great topics of discussion were Texas fever and the proposed National Cattle Trail. Cattlemen from throughout the West were present.the Parsons' Library reprint contains the gist of what was discussed.

Fred White Jr., 1970. Soft cover. Very Good. Wrappers, a very good copy. Reprint edition. Herd 2536 citing Parson's Memorial and Historical Library Magazine which contains The Opening Session.See also Herd 2535, Howes W516 and Six Score 115: "One of the most important conventions of cattlemen, meeting as it did at the peak of the cattle boom. The great topics of discussion were Texas fever and the proposed National Cattle Trail. Cattlemen from throughout the West were present.

University of Wisconsin, 1969. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Edited by E. N Feltskog. Fine copy in dust jacket. First edition thus. The best and authoritative edition of this classic. Nine previous editions are collated with textual and factual notes. Plains & Rockies 170: "A thoroughly annotated recent edition.is that edited by E. N. Feltskog (Madison, Wisconsin: 1969). Howes P97. Graff 3201.

Charles Scribner's, 1943. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Boards with the scarce dust jacket. The book is very good, dust jacket has chips on the edges, very good minus. First edition. Six Score 114 (note). Dobie p.124. Herd 2525 and 2525: "All these books contain splendid cartoons of cowboy life created by a man who know his subject thoroughly.

A. B. Hirschfeld Press, 1966. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Stiff wrappers, near fine copy. First edition. Guns 1473: "A privately printed little book by authors whose hobby is photographing the West. Most of the portraits in this books are full-page reproductions, each one preceded by a page of text about the subject. Included are Bill Carlisle, Doc Holliday, Big Nose Kate, the hanging of Con Wagner, Asa Moore and Big Ed, Big Steve Long, Dave Rudabaugh, Black Jack Ketchum, Calamity Jane, Jim Averill, Cattle Kate, the Wild Bunch, Billy the Kid, Bob Ford, Ed O. Kelly, Poker Alice, Big Nose George Parrott, Tom Horn, and Alferd Packer.

Very good copy. First edition. Clark and Brunet 243. Guns 1908. Howes R466.

New York, Dodd, Mead & Co., 1964. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Red leather in slipcase. Both book and slipcase are very good. Signed by the author. First limited edition. Limited to 150 signed and numbered copies. Guns 626: I am glad to see more and more writers, this author among them, correcting some of the false legends that have been plaguing historians for many years.he has given good accounts of his characters and has spiked many common legends such as the legend about Rose of Cimarron that has been handed down for so long.

Clark and Brunet 138.

Topeka, Kansas, published by the authors, 1901. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Brown cloth, very good. First edition. Guns 1897: The original is very rare and is considered the standard history of the early stage lines. It has some information on stagecoach robberies, Will Bill Hickok, and Joseph Slade. Dobie p. 79: A full storehouse. Basic. Howes R434: aa. Graff 3562. Cowan p. 541.