Author:	Dodge, Richard Irving	Request a photo of this book
Title:	33 YEARS AMONG OUR WILD INDIANS
Description:	Published by: Archer House, New York, 1959 Binding: Hardcover Notes: First published in 1882, introduction by William Tecumseh Sherman, this is an eye-witness account of Indian warfare. Illustrated with 6 B/W plates, gray cloth boards and page edges are lightly soiled, owner name ffep, blue pictorial DJ is very lightly chipped and has a crease in front and back cover. ; 8vo; 657 pages VG-/VG- Keywords:  American History
Item No:	8379
Price:	$40.00
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Author:	DeWall, Robb	Request a photo of this book
Title:	Carving a Dream
Description:	Published by: Korczak's Heritage, Inc., South Dakota, 1992 Book Condition: VG- Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Binding: Staple Wraps Notes: Commemorative edition of the Crazy Horse Memorial, celebrating th 150th anniversary of the Birth of Crazy Horse and honoring the 10th Anniversary of the Death of Korczak. pictorial wraps are lightly creased. Keywords:  American History, Crazy Horse, Native American, Art
ISBN:	0942525000
Item No:	9316
Price:	$20.00
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Author:	Canwell, Albert F. (chairman)	Request a photo of this book
Title:	Second Report Un-American Activities in Washington State 1948
Description:	Published by: Committee on un-American Activities, Washington, 1948 Book Condition: VG- Jacket Condition: No Jacket Binding: Soft Cover Notes: A report of the Joint Legislative fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities. Hearing held July 19th and 23rd, pertaining largely to Communist activities at the University of Washington. An interesting peice of history including the testimony of many witnesses, a list of Communist Front Organizations, etc. Brown wraps are lightly rubbed, chipped and creased, the first few pages are very lightly soiled and starting to detach. Keywords:  Politics, McCarthyism, American History
Item No:	9320
Price:	$35.00
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Author:	Unknown	Request a photo of this book
Title:	New Orleans City Guide
Description:	Published by: Houghton Mifflin Company, Massachusetts, 1938 Book Condition: G+ Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Binding: Hard Cover Notes: American Guide Series, 430 pgs, illustrated with B/W photographs, fold out color map in pocket, blue cloth boards are lightly rubbed and soiled, front hinge is weak, gutter. Keywords:  American History, New Orleans, Travel
Item No:	9455
Price:	$30.00
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Illustrated by::	Baxter, Norman
Title:	A Line on Texas
Description:	Published by: Baxter + Korge, Inc., Texas, 1972 Book Condition: VG Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Binding: Hard Cover Notes: 160 plates, ink drawings from The Panhandle to East Texas, brown cloth boards with pictorial pastedown. boards show minimal wear. Keywords:  american History, Texas, Art
Item No:	9514
Price:	$30.00
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Author:	Upton, Allen A.	Request a photo of this book
Title:	Forgotten Angel the Story of Lydia Moss Bradley
Description:	Published by: Unknown, Unknown, 1988 Book Condition: VG+ Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Binding: Hard Cover Notes: 84 pgs., maroon cloth boards show minimal wear. Keywords:  american History, Illinois, Peoria, Biography, Lydia Moss Bradley
Item No:	9538
Price:	$25.00
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Author:	Zahniser, Kate , & Charles Reed	Request a photo of this book
Title:	The Zahnisers a History of the Family in America
Description:	Published by: Self Published, Pennsylvania, 1906 Book Condition: VG- Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Binding: Hard Cover Notes: illustrated with b/w photographs and family trees, red boards are lightly soiled. Keywords:  American History, Genealogy, Zahnisers
Item No:	9850
Price:	$65.00
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Author:	Parsons, Chuck	Request a photo of this book
Title:	Robert Clay Allison: Gentleman Gun Fighter
Description:	Published by: West of the Pecos Museum Press, Texas, 1977 Book Condition: VG- Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 9.25" X 6.75" Binding: Staple Wraps Notes: Robert Clay Allison 1840-1887 "He never killed a man that did not need killing", 44 pgs., illustrated with B/w photographs. White pictorial wraps are lightly soiled and have original price sticker. Keywords:  American History, Texas
Item No:	10072
Price:	$27.50
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Author:	Julius F. Stone	Request a photo of this book
Title:	Canyon Country: The Romance of a Drop of Water and a Grain of Sand
Description:	Published by: G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1932 Book Condition: VG Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Binding: Cloth Notes: 442 pgs w/ index, black cloth boards show minimal wear, offset from paper page on pages 44&45. else sound, tight and very nice. Signed "To J.A. McCormick with all good wishes Julius F. Stone Columbus Ohio 5/19/39" over 300 illustrations mostly being photos of the canyons and scenery of his expedition. As a youthful explorer, Julius Stone had, in 1877, visited the headwaters of the Green River. In ensuing years he became a wealthy Columbus, Ohio, manufacturer. By 1898, Stone had developed a personal interest in a Glen Canyon dredging enterprise being pushed by Robert Brewster Stanton, the man who had conducted the1899 railroad survey and Stone became the dredging company's president. Because of this, he met--and for a time employed--Nathan Galloway, the prospector-boatman. Stone became enthralled with the canyon country. In 1909 he organized a trip, built four boats, and hired Galloway, then age forty-five, to guide him down the river from Green River, Wyoming, to Needles, California, first having Galloway come to Ohio to collaborate on boat design. The expedition left Green River on September 12th and reached Needles on November 19th. The boats were run by Galloway, Stone, Charles Sharp, and a Vernal newspaper shop helper named Seymour S. Dubendorff, for whom a Grand Canyon rapid is named. Dubendorff noted in his diary that the trip "proved the efficacy of Mr. Galloway's method of running fast water." Keywords:  Nature, American History, West, Geology, Grand Canyon
Item No:	10151
Price:	$450.00
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Title:	Memorial Addresses on the Life and Character of George S. Houston
Description:	Published by: U. S. Government, Washington D. C., 1880 Book Condition: G- Jacket Condition: No Jacket Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Binding: Hard Cover Notes: Addresses delivered in the Senate and House of representatives 46th Congress, 2nd Session Feb 26 and march 3, 1880 with the proceedings connected with the funeral of the deceased. 139 pgs., gray embossed cloth with gilt lettering, book has seen a lot of use, foxing heavy on frontispiece. Keywords:  Politics, American History, Alabama
Item No:	10407
Price:	$20.00
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