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Los Angeles: Skelton Publishing Company, 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo (20 x 15 cm). 215 pp. Brown cloth covers with gilt embossed titles to upper and spine. Professional repairs to tail of spine, water marks (1cm) to edges of endpapers. Inscribed (1926) by author on free endpaper to J.F. Crampton ("in 1866 the family moved to Arizona and passed through where the city of Phoenix now is, and he can distinctly remember wading in the first ditch dug there, with Jack Swilling, the man who dug it". Who's Who in Arizona Vol. 1.) Additionally, laid in is a single page A. L. s. from Sparks to Cramton reminiscing about the old days and old timers. Adams 2075.

Los Angeles: Skelton Publishing Co., 1926. Book. Very Good. Original Wraps. First Edition. 215 pages, illustrations, slight weakness to hinges, original pictorial wraps. Al Sieber enlisted the Kid as an orderly for himself. They were both with Crook while chasing the Chiricahua Apaches. Gatewood, Miles, scouting, etc. Six-Guns 2075, "A collection of articles, among them stories of the Apache Kid and the Diablo Canyon train robbery." Very rare in wraps!.

Los Angeles: Skelton Publishing Company. Fine with no dust jacket. 1926. Hardcover. Hardcover. 1926. Skelton Publishing Company. 215 pages. Only faint hint of shelfwear, else FINE condition. Charles E. Collins inscription on endpaper from 1926., He was a well known saddlemaker and western historian from the Globe Az area. This was his own personal copy from his library. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 215 pages .