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Western History Books, 1994. Turquoise cloth boards. Pristine copy in a very lightly shelfworn (no chips or tears) mylar covered DJ. Published for the Oklahoma Heritage Association by Western Heritage Books (Oklahoma Heritage County History Series). 298 pp.

Thomas Gilcrease Institute. 1969. Limited edition. Bookplate first blank page. Soft corner crease, tiny smudge front wrap otherwise no flaws. 101 pp.

Macalester Park Publishing Co., St. Paul, MN, 1940. 1st edition. VG+/GOOD. PO name penned front pastedown. Pastedowns and endpapers illustrated on blue paper. Solid tight otherwise unmarked copy with minimal wear. Fair-Good Brodart covered illustrated dust jacket has a 2 1/2" piece missing lower spine, losses along top edge. With Ten Engravings by Verna Ekberg Gale. 214 pp.

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1996. VG+/VG+. First, 1st print. Clean/unmarked, minimal wear. Boards a bit fanned. DJ shows a little creasing and wear around edges, no tears or chips though. 421 pp.

Julian Messner, NY, 1952. Second printing. Ex-Library with cardholder, typical stamps, markings etc. Reddish brown pictorial front board showing Wild Bill, call letters on spine, unclipped price intact ($3.25) dust jacket with moderate wear including piece out head of spine and tear on front flap with some text. Jacket covered in a mylar sleeve. Binding tight, interior text unmarked. GOOD/FAIR.… Read more about this item

1962, Pampa Print Shop, Pampa, TX. First edition, Limited to 500 copies. Signed by the author, "Sincerely F Stanley" in ink on front flyleaf. Volume II: Mexican Rule of Stanley's 3 volume history of Santa Fe. FINE/FINE. Excellent book in mylar sleeved jacket, jacket spine faded/discolored as is typical (information still legible), else Fine with no other issues. 302 pp.

Presumed First, copyright date only info given. Solid clean unmarked copy with a little staining to (red) boards but no other issues. Price-clipped DJ, stained, chipped and edgeworn, now in a mylar sleeve, lacks rear flap. Introduction by Allan Nevins. VG+/POOR. 368 pp.

Large brown exhibition catalog, stapled wraps. Small price sticker half-title page. Presented at National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City. Unmarked, wraps lightly soiled, corner crease front cover, nice otherwise, bw and color illos. VG+.

Washington, D.C.: Federal Housing Administration, 1939. Hardcover, 1st. Maps, Diagrams and Figures throughout. Burgundy boards with gold lettering to front and spine. PO name and date ffep, their stamp last blank page. Solid, clean copy. No DJ. VERY GOOD+. 178 pp.

1907, presumed first edition. Soft cover. GOOD+. Tight and clean interior, staining front cover (see picture). Date penned front wrap. 104 pp.

Wallace-Homestead Co. 1961. Hardcover. FINE/NEAR FINE. Volume 1. 1st edition, stated. Orange boards with blue writing to front and spine. Excellent copy - tight, clean and straight, white pages. DJ, now in mylar sleeve has couple of very tiny chips, overall nice. 283 pp. Fast shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Western Heritage Books, Inc.. SIGNED with a short inscription by Faulk and Thomas on first white page (endpapers ochre). FINE/VERY GOOD. Excellent copy -clean tight and straight. White pages. DJ has a few short closed tears, rubbing and a couple creases at edges. Oklahoma Trackmaker Series. 224 pp. Fast shipping, free tracking, superior packaging.

Lincoln, NE: iUniverse, Inc., 2006. Softcover. VERY GOOD+ condition. Nice, clean, unmarked copy with light wear. Inscription from the author on half title, also signed by Lloyd on title page. 540 pp. [see PICTURES of this copy]. You will be happy with my fast shipping and careful packaging!