Western Americana

online only auction | 1 day sale | 20 days away
Location
Omaha, NE 68136
Dates

Sale Starts

Tue
Apr 14
9am

Sale Ends

Tue
Apr 14

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Items are described as accurately as possible. Returns may be made if an item is found to be not as described. Otherwise, items are not returnable for any reason.
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Ruth R. Hirsch

Company Details
(480) 747-0273

Description & Details

A fine collection of books on Western Americana, including exploration, fur trade, Indian wars, etc.
Andy Adams, The Log of a Cowboy.The Battles of Adobe Walls and Lyman's Wagon Train 1874.R. Ross Arnold, Indian Wars of IdahoAlan Axelrod, American Frontier Life. Early Western Painting and PrintsJoe Beeler, Cowboys and Indians. Characters in Oil and Bronze.Robert Betts, Along the Ramparts of the Tetons. The Saga of Jackson HoleCharles Brill, Conquest of the Southern Plains. Uncensored Narrative of the Battle of the WashitaJuanita Brooks, Frontier Tales. True Stories of Real PeopleDavid & Susan Burwen, Carl Roters and the Rendezvous MuralsFrank M. Canton, Frontier Trails. The Autobiography of Frank CantonHiram Chittenden, The American Fur Trade of the Far West. A History of the Pioneer Trading Posts andRobert Clark & Patrick Brunet, The Arthur H. Clark Company, A Bibliography and History, Spokane:Robert Clark & Patrick Brunet, The Arthur H. Clark Company, An Americana Century 1902-2002James H. Cook, Fifty Years on the Old Frontier, as Cowboy, Hunter, Guide, Scout and RanchmanFrank Crampton, Deep Enough. A Working Stiff in the Western Mine CampsJohn Daugherty, A Place Called Jackson Hole. The historic resource study of Grand Teton NationalJ. Frank Dobie, Apache Gold and Yaqui SilverHarry Drago, Road Agents and Train Robbers. Half a Century of Western BanditryDonald Dresden, The Marquis de Mores, Emperor of the Bad LandsClifford M. Drury, The Diaries and Letters of Henry H. Spalding and Asa Brown Smith relating to theAlpheus Favour, Old Bill Williams Mountain ManVardis Fisher, Pemmican. A Novel of the Hudson's Bay CompanyRobert H. Fletcher, Free Grass to Fences. The Montana Range StoryWilliam Goetzmann, The Mountain ManW.A. Graham, The Story of the Little Big Horn. Custer's Last FightA.B. Guthrie, The Way WestA.B. Guthrie, ArfiveLeRoy R. Hafen, The Diaries of William Henry Jackson. Frontier Photographer to California and returnLeRoy R. Hafen, The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West. Biographical Sketches of theLeRoy R. Hafen, The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West. Biographical Sketches of the4 Gallery CatalogsW.T. Hamilton, My Sixty Years on the Plains. Trapping, Trading and Indian FightingGrace R. Hebard, Sacajawea. A Guide and Interpreter of the Lewis and Clark expedition, with anMaurice Holmes, From New Spain by Sea to the Californias 1519-1668William F. Hooker, The Bullwhacker. Adventures of a Frontier FreighterColonel Prentiss Ingraham, Seventy Years on the Frontier. Alexander Majors Memoirs of a Lifetime onDavid Lavender, Bent's Fort. A Historical Account of the Adobe Empire That Shaped the Destiny of theJohn McCarty, Maverick Town. The Story of old TascosaJohn Mcdougall, On Western Trails in the Early SeventiesJay Monaghan, The Legend of Tom Horn. Last of the Bad MenRoderick Peattie, The Inverted Mountains: Canyons of the WestSacred Encounters. Father DeSmet and the Indians of the Rocky Mountain WestAlexander P. Proctor, Sculptor in Buckskin. An Autobiography by Alexander Phimister ProctorDon Russell, Campaigning with King. Charles King, Chronicler of the Old ArmyRaymond & May Settle, eds, Overland Days to Montana in 1865. The Diary of Sarah Raymond and JournalM.O. Skarsten, George Drouillard, Hunter and Interpreter for Lewis and Clark and Fur TraderCharles H. Springer, Soldiering in Sioux Country 1865John Terrell, Black Robe. The Life of Pierre-Jean DeSmetK. Ross Toole, ed, Probing the American West. Papers from the Santa Fe conferenceHerman Viola, Exploring the West, New York: 1987Edward Wallace, The Great Reconnaissance. Soldiers, Artists and Scientists on the Frontier 1848-1861

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