Discusses the origin and development of well-known products and the importance of their brand names.

What's in a Name: Famous Brand Names

Arnold, Oren

Business & Money

Julian Messner

In GHOST GOLD, Oren Arnold tells the complete story of Superstition Mountain and The Lost Dutchman Mine, from legendary beginning to all the most recent efforts to find it. He even includes detailed advice on how best to go about making your own trip into the maze of canyons on the side of Superstition, should you, too, "have an urge." And "have an urge” you surely will after a swift reading of this true and breathtaking story of Mexicans, Indians, prospectors, hopeful tenderfeet, violence, evil spirits, lust and an unbelievable treasure of gold! For armchair prospectors it will be a thrilling experience. Editor's Note: Originally published in 1954. This book has been digitally re-mastered to remove artifacts that occur during aging; faded colors are restored to clarity and vibrancy; pages are straightened and trimmed; blurred text is sharpened and images are enhanced and scaled. Although we do all we can to provide you with the best image quality possible, there are times when age gets the best of us, and we are unable to fix certain things without hurting the integrity of the book. Even with the most sophisticated processing rare books may contain some permanent flaws.

Ghost gold

Naylor Co

Hot Irons; Heraldry of the Range,

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Cooper Square Publishers

Sourcebook of family humor

Kregel Publications

Snappy Steeple Stories

Religion & Spirituality

Kregel Pubns

A boundless privilege

Madrona Press

The second half of your life: How to live and enjoy it

Harvest House Publishers

The Mexican Centaur, Oren Arnold's finest book - and he has written at least eighty - has been half a lifetime in the making. His researches on Pancho Villa began at El Paso, Texas, in 1925, not long after Villa's assassination. Arnold interviewed various of Villa's cavalrymen, various of his women, and many of his children. He has handled Villa's weapons, tried on his uniforms, and touched old scars on wounds suffered by members of Villa's brigdes. He regards Pancho Vill as a peerless leader of men. In depicting Villa from the inside out, Arnold performs a feat that became possible only after he had completely mastered his subject from the outside in - only after he had absorbed everything of consequence written by others about his subject and in the process had sparated much chaff of wheat. Yet this sifting was merely the preliminary to writing, for it is the subject's soul that must be reached , understood, respected, and finally loved., before an author's words can represent imperishable his subject's moods, thoughts, and actions. Arnold over the decades of his researches and reflections, attained this total rapport with Villa - both the outer and the inner man. Although The Mexican Centaur hence reads like the most powerful sort of fiction, it is not - it is villa.

The Mexican Centaur: An Intimate Biography of Pancho Villa

Portals Press

The Golden Chair

Literature & Fiction

Essays & Correspondence

Kessinger Publishing, LLC

The Wild West Joke Book

Genre Fiction

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