City of Matagorda, Republic of Texas: 28th Day of November1837. Document from Matagorda, Republic of Texas, 1837. Rare... Read More
Price: $1,500
Prescott: Office of the Arizona Miner, 1866. Arizona stated the exact rights of a woman in the Territory. During this session the legislature ratified an act outlining the rights of married women, consisting of thirty-three sections. Also passed during this session was the "Act To Incorporate the Mowry Silver Mine... Read More
Price: $675
[ El Rancho Bonito, Arizona: Evans School], 1912. Miscellany of poetry and photographs of school life. Among the 17 students of the Evans School at El Rancho Burrito in this year were Louis Gordon Hamersley, Archibald Bullock Roosevelt, and Thomas Archer Morgan. Read More
Price: $150
San Felipe de Austin: : Printed by G.B. Cotten, 1829. A Certificate of Admission to Austin's Colony: One of the Earliest Obtainable Texas Imprints. A rare imprint from the San Felipe de Austin press of Godwin Brown Cotten, an original certificate of admission to Austin's colony. "These grants were the... Read More
Price: $25,000
San Francisco: The History Company, Publishers, 1890. Read More
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Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1914. Prints important documents in English translation on the history of the Southwest never before published. Read More
Price: $750
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1891. First edition. One of the most acclaimed works on the Indian wars, by an army officer and ethnologist who served on Crook's staff. "A truly great book, on both the Apaches and the Arizona frontier" - Dobie. Read More
Price: $450
Cleveland, Ohio: The Bird Research Foundation, 1951. First edition. Read More
Price: $200
Norman, [Oklahoma]: University of Oklahoma, 1936. First edition. Read More
Price: $150
Richmond [VA]: Everett Waddey Co, 1911. First edition. Read More
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[Southern Georgia or northern Florida: nd, ca. 1842-1843]. A charming group of ink and wash drawings by the talented artist and United States Navy Lieutenant, John B. Dale. Only one of the drawings is titled, but they all show scenes along a river, presumably the Suwanee in southern Georgia or... Read More
Price: $9,500
[New Castle, Delaware: 1842]. A charming group of ink and wash drawings by the talented artist and United States Navy Lieutenant, John B. Dale. Only one of the drawings is titled, but they all show scenes along a river, presumably the Suwanee in southern Georgia or northern Florida, and two... Read More
Price: $4,000
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[Mt. Vernon, Va: 1842]. A charming group of ink and wash drawings by the talented artist and United States Navy Lieutenant, John B. Dale. Only one of the drawings is titled, but they all show scenes along a river, presumably the Suwanee in southern Georgia or northern Florida, and two... Read More
Price: $5,000
Boston: Little, Brown and Co, 1950. First edition. With Dobie's bookplate and a TLS from Dorothy Hayner telling about this copy. Read More
Price: $150
N.p: [Privately Printed], 1958. First edition. Christmas greeting story by Dobie. Read More
Price: $100
Boston: George R. Holbrook & Co, 1848. Twelfth Edition. The author, a clerk on a steamboat and then a Mexican War Volunteer, was captured by Canales' band of Guerillas and experienced a rigorous Captivity. He describes the wretched internal conditions, incidents of the War, his final escape and perilous return... Read More
Price: $300
San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1965. First Edition. #238 of 487 copies signed by the author/photographer and by both of the Grabhorns, Edwin and Robert, printed on a special made all-rag paper. Read More
Price: $400
New York: Scribner's, 1945. Later edition. Freeman classic. Read More
Price: $150
Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo and Co, 1852. First edition, second issue. "The standard account of the financial history of the Texas Revolution, this book is much more interesting reading than the title suggests, mixing humor, anecdotes, and historical sidelights with statistics, finance, and fiscal theory ... Although the Texans did not... Read More
Price: $600
New York: Harper & Brothers, [1922]. First edition, G-W (July 1922) on copyright page. Inscribed, in Presentation Binding. Tales of outdoor travel and hunting in the West: Colorado, Arizona, and California. Inscribed by the author on first blank, in his characteristic purple ink, "To Edna from Zane Gray Christmas 1923" Read More
Price: $3,750
New York: Underwood & Underwood, 1902-1904. Read More
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[Lockhart, Alabama: Jackson Lumber Co, 1916. One of 1500 copies. Scenes of the long-leaf pine forests and limbering operations of the Jackson Lumber Co., with a striking map juxtaposing the New York metropolitan area with the company’s extensive land holdings. Read More
Price: $200
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970. First edition. Inscribed. With an inscription from the author Lady Bird Johnson on the half-title: "For Jane [Engelhard] with love and so many happy memories Lady Bird May 14, 1972. Jane and Charles Engelhard of Far Hills, New Jersey, were steadfast friends of the... Read More
Price: $1,500
![[Poems]. Luci Baines Johnson.](/pictures/thumb/226517.jpg?v=1438724712)
[N.p: Christmas, 1981]. Inscribed to Jane Engelhard. Collection of verse by Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of LBJ, including poems on the 1964 campaign, topical and religious verse, and a poem in praise of her sister, Lynda Johnson Robb. This copy is inscribed to Jane Engelhard, a close family friend of the... Read More
Price: $500
[N.p., Fort Worth?]: 1961. On Safari with Jimmy Stewart. Abundantly illustrated and clearly written journal of a safari in Kenya and Tanganyika, June and July 1961, Fran and Bess Johnson and their friends Jimmy Stewart and his wife Gloria. Trophies included elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, oryx, zebra, and gazelle. Read More
Price: $250