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Rhodes & McClure, 1906. Hardcover. Acceptable. in x in x in. Weak binding and hinges. Water stains.

Rhodes & McClure Publishing, Chicago, 1894. Lovely patterned end papers. With aged text over a century old and holding quite well. Nicely illustrated with advertisements in very rear of book. Illustrations are subtle and unique. Clean text. Hardcover

Rhodes & McClure, 1908. Hardcover. Acceptable. 1908. 471 pages. Well-worn copy. Navy boards with silver gilt lettering and decoration. Boards are heavily rubbed and bumped to the edges, and moderate scuffed throughout. Spine is moderately shaken with a backwards tilt. Free end papers have come free from the binding where the gutter is exposed at the front of the book, and are laid in. All other pages are still intact, though loose to binding in places. Pages are heavily age toned and show some light scuffing, but are otherwise free of marks. Text plates were over-inked in places during printing, causing some letters to bleed together (especially towards the back of the book).

Thomas W. Jackson, 1898. Hardcover. Very Good. highly decorated front board solid and tight with browning pages

Rhodes and McClure. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. 1907 printing. (Cowboys, Westerns, Fiction) A readable, intact copy that may have noticeable tears and wear to the spine. All pages of text are present, but they may include extensive notes and highlighting or be heavily stained. Includes reading copy only books. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included.

Chichago: Rhodes and McClure, 1905. Hard cover. 4. Very good. 471 p. Very Good. Text is clean and unmarked. Front hinge is starting to crack. Corners are rounded and worn. Boards have little wear. Original green cloth with elaborate silver gilt decorated cover and spine. Spine is fraying slightly at the bottom..

TEN YEARS A COWBOY, Rhodes & McClure, 1897, illustrated, a good to very good copy. Addenda by Tex Bender, the cowboy fiddler.

Chicago, IL: Thomas W. Jackson, Publishing Company, 1898. Hardcover. Poor/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Illustrations. P/none, used hc, 470 pages + 6 pages of advertising. Green colored cloth over boards with decorative silver border and silver cowboy beside his horse on upper and decorative border and text on spine in silver' fraying edge wear, bumped and frayed corners; spine joint on lower is partially separated. Interior pages are printed on cheap paper that has browned; some pages have color illustrations under the text. The ffep has a pencil illustration and text for Buffalo Bill and is separated from the front paste down; the first few pages are chipped on corners and edges. Title page states "Addenda by Tex Bender, The Cowboy Fiddler". Binding shaken.

Chicago: Rhodes and McClure Publishing Co., 1906. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Dark teal blue cloth, lettered and elaborately illus./decorated in silver foil. Minor rubbing to corners and spine extremities, slight binding lean. Text block edges a bit dulled by age and use. 472,[20] pp., illus. 1906 ptg. (first issued 1898). Howes P 500..

Chicag, 1907. 471pp. plus advertisements and plates. Original pictorial cloth. Hinges starting, slight edge wear, spine ends somewhat frayed. Very good. Later edition, first published in 1886. The second cowboy autobiography, preceded only by Siringo, here present in one of many later editions, with the imprint of Rhodes & McClure, the original publishers. HOWES P500.

Chicag: Thomas W. Jackso, 1898. 471pp. plus plates and three pages of advertisements. Original pictorial cloth. Edges worn, cloth soiled. Textblock detached. Browned, printed on cheaper paper. Fair. Later edition, first published in 1886. The second cowboy autobiography, preceded only by Siringo, here present in one of many later editions. HOWES P500

Chicago: T W Jackson. Very Good. 1898. Hardcover. Addenda by Tex Bender, the Cowboy Fiddler. Chicago, T W Jackson (co. 1898). Reprint of Graff 3328, Howes P-500. "A cowboy autobiography, preceded only by that of Siringo." Nice copy, bound in reddish-brown cloth with black stamping. Printed on fairly poor-quality paper, but in very good condition. Stamp of Great Northern Railroad News Service, $1.00, on endpaper.. .

Chicago: Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company. Good with no dust jacket. 1889. Hardcover; Later Printing. Black cloth binding rubbed at extremities, somewhat cocked; spine ends, corners, bottom board edges & one spot along front gutter frayed; backstrip a bit sunned; boards scuffed; hinges cracked & separating & several points in textblock cracked; inked owner's name & pencilled note in shorthand on front free endpaper; leaf edges & endpapers foxed, else a stable, clean copy. No dj. ; Good b&w ils.; 8vo; 471 pages .

Chicago: Rhodes & McClure, 1905. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Thus. Hardcover, although a reprint of the work, this is likely the first version in this highly decorative format. 471 pages plus adverts, including a fascinating piece on teaching the deaf to speak using "audiophones". Light shelfwear and some age toning of FFEP, all else quite good.

1898, Thos. W. Jackson Publishing; cover and text, good. Maroon boards bruised spine ends. Some of the white ink on cover is rubbed. Text is yellowing with age, but good.

Chicago: Thos. W. Jackson Publishing Company, 1898. Cloth Hard Cover. Fine/No Dust Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 471pp + publisher's ads. Several text illustrations. Burgundy cloth with black designs & lettering. Paper a bit yellowed but not bad.

Hardback, no dust jacket, red cover has water spotting all over cover, black embossed print is hard to read, name written inside front cover, pages very yellowed, title page has tear at spine, no loose pages, text clean

Chicag, 1897. 471pp. plus advertisements and plates. Original pictorial cloth. Hinges starting, slight edge wear. Tiny circular hole punched into the front cover, near the bottom edge. Ownership inscription to verso of frontispiece. Very good. Later edition, first published in 1886. The second cowboy autobiography, preceded only by Siringo, here present in one of many later editions, with the imprint of Rhodes & McClure, the original publishers. HOWES P500

Rhodes & McClure Publishing Co., 1895T. hardcover. Good. . 1894 printing. Decorative red cloth cover shows minor wear, soiling, and loss at the corners and spine ends. Name of former owner in the prelims, some occasional chipping, pages are heavily tanned and clean.

Chicago: Rhodes & McClure, 1899 . New edition. Hardcover. Good. some plates by C. S. Littlejohn. 12mo, 471pp. plus Section on Teaching The Deaf To Speak, plus publisher's ads; extra extra-silver stamping on top cover and spine, extremities worn, front pastedown floral endpaper scuffed (?); inch tear in bottom margin to page 20. "A cowboy autobiography preceded only by that of Siringo - Howes P500]. A work variously attributed to Post, Tex Bender, and Phil Johnson (hero of Part 1). "Probably the second book written about the cowboy and evidently made the publishers some money, although they were unscrupulous about authorship - RAMPAGING HERD 1819 (also 1181)." Whoever he was, as a cow man, he knew a lot about sheep, and traveling the Great Plains, and, of course, horses. HOWEVER, Wright's AMERICAN FICTION, no. 4352 states the first 358 pages are fiction, but that the section on the Plains is factual. Note: HERD states 14 or 18 plates. I count 34 plates, including the frontispiece and a view of… Ler mais