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By: Woolford, Sam
Price: $10.41
Publisher: Austin, TX, Shoal Creek Publishers: 1973
Seller ID: 039348
ISBN: 0883190095
Condition: Very Good+
ix, 277 pp, blu boards w/black lettering, dj light blu-wht-tan-brown w/color illustrated front & back panels. The book contains a collection of columns from the last twenty-seven years of Sam Woolford's career as a reporter, editor and columnist for the San Antonio Light. dj couple small chips on top edge and the dj rear panel top front corner chipped & missing. dj price-clipped. View more info
By: Woolley, Bryan
Price: $9.56
Publisher: Fort Worth, TX, Texas Christian Univ Press: 1985
Edition: Reprint
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 030297
ISBN: 0912646993
Condition: Very Good-
viii, 245 pp, light brown SC wraps w/red-wht lettering w/color illustrated front panel, SIGNED by the author. The book is a novel set in trans-Pecos Texas, specifically the Davis Mountains and in the 1950s with the eevents the drought in the 1950s and the polio epedemic that struck Fort Davis in 1951. light crease on bottom front corners of front & back covers, small scuff spot upper front corner from price sticker. View more info
By: Woolley, Bryan
Price: $18.28
Publisher: Fort Worth, TX, Texas Christian Univ Press: 1985
Edition: Reprint
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 030363
ISBN: 0912646993
Condition: Very Good
viii, 245 pp, red cloth covered boards w/wht lettering on the spine, dj light brown w/red-wht lettering w/color illustrated front panel, SIGNED by the author. The book is a novel set in trans-Pecos Texas, specifically the Davis Mountains and in the 1950s with the eevents the drought in the 1950s and the polio epedemic that struck Fort Davis in 1951. slight rubbing at dj corenrs w/small chip top of spine. View more info
By: Woolley, Bryan w/intro by Nichols, John
Price: $26.56
Publisher: El Paso, TX, Texas Western Press: 1995
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 030298
ISBN: 0874042356
Condition: Near Fine
HB. Near Fine/Near Fine. First Edition. Signed by Author. 8vo - over 8" - 9" Tall Octavo. xiii, 295 pp, quarterbound w/tan cloth covered boards w/aqua cloth covered spine w/gilt lettering, dj blu-blk w/gilt-red lettering w/color wraparound illustration, SIGNED by the author. Third collection of true stories by Bryan Woolley includes Generations, his features & personality profiles from The Dallas Morning News. This volume has twenty-seven pieces. View more info
By: Wooster, Robert
Price: $12.54
Publisher: Austin, TX, Texas State Historical Ass'n: 1994
Seller ID: 035846
ISBN: 0876111398
Condition: Very Good+
53 pp. glossy black SC wraps w/color illustrated front panel. Fort Davis was considered one of the U. S. Army's most important western posts. The author traces the history of the Davis Mountains region from the days when Indians and later Spaniards and Mexicans inhabited the area, through its days as the site of Texan & American interests View more info
By: Wooster, Robert
Price: $12.54
Publisher: Austin, TX, Texas State Historical Ass'n: 1994
Seller ID: 039998
ISBN: 0876111398
Condition: Very Good+
53 pp. glossy black SC wraps w/color illustrated front panel. Fort Davis was considered one of the U. S. Army's most important western posts. The author traces the history of the Davis Mountains region from the days when Indians and later Spaniards and Mexicans inhabited the area, through its days as the site of Texan & American interests View more info
Price: $7.23
Publisher: New York, NY, Doubleday: 1991
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 030435
ISBN: 0385414935
Condition: Very Good+
179 pp, red boards w/wht lettering, dj red spine w/wht lettering w/black-wht illustrated front panel. A double D western about a young man, whose adopted father is the Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Chip Neighbors has hated all Indians since his parents were massacred by Comanches. But when a young Tonkawa brave named Tosche saves him from a gang of horse thieves, Chip has some thinking to do. View more info
Price: $55.25
Publisher: Lincoln, NE, University of Nebraska Press: 1980
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 039084
ISBN: 0803247109
Condition: Near Fine
xx, 207 pp, quarterbound w/brown cloth covered boards w/dark brown spine w/gilt lettering, SIGNED by the author on the half-title page, dj grey-white-black-brown w/white lettering w/pictorial front panel. The chisholm Trail was open for less than two decades, but it was the major route of cattle and horses, cowboys and cowmen, to Kansas railheads as well as the new ranches springing up all over the former ranges of the buffalo and the Plains Indians between 1867 and the Big Die-up of 1886-87. This book portrays in text and photographs the way of life created byt he Chisholm Trail. spine... View more info
By: Wright, Bill
Price: $27.63
Publisher: Austin, TX, University of Texas Press: 1998
Edition: First Paperback Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 019267
ISBN: 029279116X
Condition: Very Good
xi, 132 pp, 32 plates, grey SC wraps w/pictorial front & back panels, SIGNED by the author. Big Bend is one of last places left in America that is a long way f/anywhere. Photographs are combined w/text and offer an intimate portrait of the people & the land of the Big Bend. View more info
By: Wright, Bill
Price: $20.83
Publisher: Austin, TX, University of Texas Press: 1998
Edition: First Paperback Edition
Seller ID: 036238
ISBN: 029279116X
Condition: Very Good
xi, 132 pp, 32 plates, grey SC wraps w/pictorial front & rear panels. Big Bend is one of last places left in America that is a long way f/anywhere. Photographs are combined w/text and offer an intimate portrait of the people & the land of the Big Bend. View more info
Price: $72.25
Publisher: San Marcos, TX, Hays County Historical Commission: 1977
Edition: Limited
Inscription: Inscribed & SIGNED By Author
Seller ID: 040792
Condition: Very Good+
vi, [4], 228 pp, [30 index], green clothcovered boards w/gilt lettering. Inscribed & SIGNED by the author on the title page, one of 500 cc's. THe book presents the stories and pictures of all the historical markers erected in the County since 1907, naming the organization, donor and date the marker was erected. The markers were placed on cemeteries, hospital, parks, homes, churchs and other buildings. View more info
By: Yeats, E.L. and Shelton, Hooper
Price: $73.95
Publisher: Sweetwater, TX, Shelton Press: 1975
Seller ID: 040859
Condition: Near Fine
256 pp, dark maroon imitation leather boards w/stamped gilt lettering front & spine, dj brown kraft w/black lettering & w/illustration on front, color illustrated map eps front & black & wht illustrated map eps rear. The history of Nolan County that was named after Philip Nolan. Philip Nolan was a pathfinder who did much to map and make known the country called Texas. View more info
Price: $97.75
Publisher: San Antonio, TX, The Naylor Company: 1936
Seller ID: 051124
Condition: Good+
(8) 158 pp, black SC wraps w/yel illustration on the front cover w/yel lettering on the front, rear and spine. Collection of twenty-one stories about ghosts, phantoms, and legendary mysteries such as the following: Jean LaFitte guards his treasures, physician's story, Waco Mystery, Mystic Ranch, Little lady in green, Spirit messenger of Hornsby's bend, the headless woman of the San Felipe, Traditional ghosts of Fort Sill, Diamond Bessie's Ghost, The ghost of the Borda Gardens and more. light stains on the edges. Pages tanned due to age. View more info
By: Yoakum, H.
Price: $212.50
Publisher: Austin, TX, Steck-Vaughn Company:
Edition: Facsimile
Seller ID: 040265
Condition: Very Good+
482 pp, 576 pp, [11], blu cloth covered boards w/red title block on the spine w/gilt lettering & gilt border on the spine. Contains the fold-out map and the document in the book. The volume was reprinted from the original 1855 edition. This is the first scholarly history of Texas written after annexation and is an important source on Texas colonization, revolution, and republic. The first volume covers Texas history through 1835, but is very weak on the period prior to the establishment of Austin's colony. The second volume covers the period of the revolution and republic. BTB 224E, fa... View more info
By: Young, Dr. S. O.
Price: $221.00
Publisher: Galveston, TX, Oscar Springer, Publisher: 1913
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 038238
Condition: Good+
244 pp, light blu SC w/dark blu lettering and w/dark blu flower illustration on the front cover. History of Houston, Texas and some of its inhabitants prior to 1913. It tells of hangings, some of the bad men, Ku Klux Klan, Hood's Brigade's Mascot, ghosts, Sjolander, Light Guard,ike Connoly, and other stories. "Has some information on Billy the Kid, Ben Thompson, Billy Thompson, King Fisher, and other noted gunmen." Sixguns #2469. book sunned on the spine and top edge w/stain on the rear cover, small chips along the edges of the covers. View more info
By: Young, John V.
Price: $16.11
Publisher: Waco, TX, Waco Tribune-Herald: 1992
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author(s)
Seller ID: 033480
Condition: Very Good+
v, 215 pp, blu cloth covered boards, dj orange w/black lettering on spine, dj color illustrated w/orange-brown-green-blu-yel on front & rear panels, SIGNED by author on front flyleaf, also has ALS (autographed letter, signed. Collection of columns by columnist John Young. View more info
By: Young, Nancy Beck and Gould, Lewis L. w/preface by Richards, Ann W.
Price: $13.56
Publisher: Austin, TX, Texas State Historical Assn: 1997
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 038102
ISBN: 0876111592
Condition: Near Fine
xvi, 224 pp, dark maroon cloth covered boards w/gilt lettering. Francis Goff pursued three public careers. She played a role in state politics, first as an aide and supporter to Coke Stevenson and Allan Shivers, then during the 1950s she shifted to Jack Cox and George Bush. Then in she became a close political adviser of Ann Richards. Her second career ws with the M.D. Anderson Cancer Hospital. Her third career was as director of the Blue bonnet Girls State Program for the American Legion Auxiliary. View more info
By: Zak, Bill
Price: $15.26
Publisher: Dallas, TX, Taylor Publishing Company: 1984
Seller ID: 006823
Condition: Very Good
240 pp, The book is a guide to identifying & coping with the common pests of Texas and the Southwest. The book has over 500 color photographs of the many critters, their habits & their habitats. Book also gives appropriate pesticide as well as other helpful suggestions. dj rubbed corners, dj chipped on edge rear flap View more info
By: Zeplin, Zeno
Price: $9.56
Publisher: Wimberley, TX, Nel-Mar Enterprises: 1985
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Inscribed & SIGNED By Author
Seller ID: 012330
ISBN: 0961576014
Condition: Very Good
86 pp, green SC wraps w/black illustration on the front cover, Inscribed & SIGNED by author. a Texas sesquicentennial commemorative book View more info
By: Zirbel, Craig I.
Price: $255.00
Publisher: Scottsdale, AZ, The Texas Connection Company: 1991
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 039735
ISBN: 0963144901
Condition: Very Good+
[6], 323 pp, black cloth covered boards w/silver lettering on the front cover & spine, glossy wht dj w/black lettering & red illustration. The author presents a distillation of more than twenty-five years of study of books, articles, and newspaper accounts dealing with the Kennedy assassination. He provides a fresh look at the assassination with a common sense solution. He conducts a criminal investigation that the Warren Commission should have initiated against its own creator, Lyndon Johnson. View more info
