Writers’ Voices Selected from Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry 1992 Vintage
Dive into the rich tapestry of the Old West with “Selected From Lonesome Dove” by Larry McMurtry. This vintage paperback edition, published in 1992 by Pocket Books, offers a compelling collection of stories that revolve around the rugged life of gunslingers, the expansive landscapes of Montana, and the challenging cattle drives of the 19th century. It’s a perfect pick for enthusiasts of historical fiction and the Western genre. With its 63 pages, this piece of literary history brings to life the daring escapades and the survival essence of the frontier era. It’s a 1st printing Pocket Books edition that has stood the test of time, offering a nostalgic journey through the Wild West adventures that captivate young adults and adults alike.
The Trail Driver by Zane Grey 1965 Pocket Paperback
Enjoy the captivating story of “The Trail Driver” by Zane Grey. This vintage paperback book is a part of the Shannara book series and was published in 1965 by Pocket Books. The novel is a western adventure genre with a narrative type of fiction. The book is 6 inches long, 4.5 inches wide, and 1 inch high and has 218 pages. It is intended for young adults and adults, with an original language of English. The book is not signed or personalized and does not have an inscription. Get your hands on this amazing piece of literature and experience the thrill of the western trail.
The Border Kid Western Paperback Book by Max Brand from Pocket Books 1956
Book is in good condition. Photos are the final arbiter of condition. You can grow up as an honest man and work as a cowpuncher or break ground in a mine. William Benn eased his ugly body out of the chair and spoke gravely to young Ricardo Perez.
Singing Guns Western Paperback Book by Max Brand from Pocket Books 1943
Then, almost automatically, he lifted his gun and shifted his left foot a bit forward. Book is in good condition. Photos are the final arbiter of condition. As he fired he felt a stone turn beneath him, and even before his finger fell away from the trigger he knew he had missed.
Ken on the Navajo Trail by Basil Miller
Used hardcover. Fraying of cover. Ex-library markings. Owner’s name written in book. Some staining in book. No markings in text.
2 Antique B.M. Bower Western Book LONESOME and LAND COW-COUNTRY 1st Edition thus
If Val had known what was really waiting for her, she simply wouldn’t have gotten off the train. Val is cast into circumstances that test her temper, strength, and sanity. She goes from romanization, to “blind unreasoning terror of the empty land,” to decisive action.