New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1881. First edition, first state, with "presumptive" for "presumptuous" in the last line, p. 9, and with no mention of this book in the ads at the back of the book. Attractive copy of this American classic. "The instant success of this first Uncle..... Read More about Uncle Remus His Songs and His Sayings The Folk-Lore of the Old Plantation

[N.d., ca. 1898-1901]. Published in Ainslee's Magazine for December 1905; collected in Whirligigs (1910) under the title “Blind Man's Holiday”. A superb and substantial autograph manuscript of an early short story by pharmacist, newspaperman, and author O. Henry (William Sydney Porter, 1862–1910), written while he was in prison. The story..... Read More about A Medley of Moods. Author’s Autograph Manuscript, signed on the first leaf: “By Sydney Porter”

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, (1956). First edition. Presentation copy, inscribed on dedication page. Read More about The Life and Personal Writings of Egene Manlove Rhodes. A Bar Cross Man

Chiclocco, Oklahoma: The Indian Print Shoip, Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, 1923. Read More about Indian Music. Bulletin No. 119, 1923

Holbrook, Arizona Territory: July 14, 1890. The Aztec Land & Cattle Company was a cattle company that operated in northern Arizona Territory between 1884 and 1902. In its heydey, the Aztec Company was the third largest cattle company in the United States, with a range spanning over 2,000,000 acres from..... Read More about A.L.S. To E.(dward) W. Kinsley, Esq. Boston, Mass

Galveston: 1870. This broadside, published by Galveston's largest newspaper, includes a printing of Lee's General Orders No. 9, as well as a poem titled Lee at the Wilderness. Read More about The Galveston News. In Memory of the Death of Robert E. Lee

London: John Murray, 1849. First Edition. In September of 1845 Lyell returned to America, and after a trip to Maine and the mountains of New Hampshire, travelled extensively through the South. He stayed for two weeks on a Georgia plantation on the Altamaha River, crossed that state partly by handcar..... Read More about A Second Visit to the United States of North America…in Two Volumes

Austin: State House Press, 1990. Shaw, Charles. First edition, limited edition of 350 numbered and signed copies, this one being 54, signed by both Michener and Shaw. Deluxe edition SIGNED by Michener and Shaw. Michener looks at “one of the most exciting periods of Texas history”, the conflict between Sam..... Read More about The Eagle and the Raven

St Louis: Mississippi River Improvement Committee of the Merchant's Exchange of St. Louis, [1884]. First edition thus. Read More about Improvement of the Mississippi River. an Address Delivered at St. Louis, January 26, 1884, and...

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1864. Third edition, after the first of 1859, revised and enlarged with considerably more material. Includes lengthy sections on the mines of the area. "...the second and third editions contain new material concerning mining developments" - Wagner-Camp. Read More about Arizona and Sonora: The Geography, History, and Resources of the Silver Region of North America

Cincinnati: Elm Street Printing Co., 176 & 178 Elm Street, 1871. Second edition. Read More about Five Years in Texas or What You Did Not Hear During the War From January 1861 to January 1866 A...

Austin: University of Texas Press, [1974]. Fuertes, Louis Agassiz. The beautifully illustrated and definitive work on the birds of Texas, compiled by Harry C. Oberholser (1870-1963) and illustrated from the 1901 watercolors by Fuertes. Read More about The Bird Life of Texas … Edited, with distribution maps and additional material by Edgar B....