I buried Custer: The diary of Pvt. Thomas W. Coleman, 7th U.S. Cavalry (The Young West series)

Coleman, Thomas W

Creative Pub. Co

The Earps talk (The Early West)

Alford E. Turner

Edited by William B. Secrest. Illustrated gby James H. Earle. One of 1500 copies of the first printing.

I buried Hickok: The memoirs of White Eye Anderson (The Early West series)

Anderson, Joseph Foster

Henry Brown: The Outlaw-Marshal (The Early West)

O'Neal, Bill

The O.K. Corral inquest (The Early West)

Hardcover; Near Fine; Dust Jacket - Very Good; 255 pp., index, bibliography, appendix, illustrations, photographs. Considered by many to still be one of the primary sources regarding the inquest hearing after the October 26, 1881 O.K. Corral Street Fight in Tombstone, Arizona. This book is the first edition, first printing and is in near fine condition in a bright (with no fading) dust jacket. Required reading in any Earp/Tombstone library!

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Book by Alford E. Turner (Editor), James H. Earle (Illustrator), Glenn G. Boyer (Illustrator), Stuart N. Lake (Illustrator)

Alford E. Turner (Editor), James H. Earle (Illustrator), Glenn G. Boyer (Illustrator), Stuart N. Lake (Illustrator)

<p>Facsimile Reprint. Limited to 1,000 copies, all edges gilt, leatherbound. Introduction by Wayne Gard. Index, adverts, 5 b/w illustrations. This first book written about Sam Bass was published in 1878, just months after the train robbery in Big Springs, Nebraska. Ramon Adams listed it as on of the 150 most important books and photocopied the one at the Library of Congress, perhaps the only copy in existence. This facsimile edition is made from Ramon's photocopy, with an introduction by Wayne Gard, author of the definitive Bass biography.</p>

Hands up!: The History of a Crime (The Early West)

Al Sorenson

Reprint of 1914 edition. Limited to 1,000, numbered, leatherbound, all edges gilt. Index, 9 b/w photos. Henry Starr wrote his life story in 1914, while imprisoned in Colorado State Penitentiary. It is the source book for any research centered on Starr. A half-blood Cherokee born in Indian Territory in 1872, Starr grew up to become one of the boldest of bank robbers for almost thirty years. As he lay suffering from wounds received in his last bank robbery in 1921, he boasted that he had robbed more banks than anyone else in America. Ramon Adams designated this book as exceedingly rare (only 3 or 4 copies of the original are known to exist), and included it in his Adams 150.

Thrilling Events: Life of Henry Starr (The Early West)

Starr, Henry

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I buried Custer: The diary of Pvt. Thomas W. Coleman, 7th U.S. Cavalry (The Young West series)

I buried Custer: The diary of Pvt. Thomas W. Coleman, 7th U.S. Cavalry (The Young West series)

I buried Custer: The diary of Pvt. Thomas W. Coleman, 7th U.S. Cavalry (The Young West series)

The Earps talk (The Early West)

I buried Hickok: The memoirs of White Eye Anderson (The Early West series)

Henry Brown: The Outlaw-Marshal (The Early West)

The O.K. Corral inquest (The Early West)

The O.K. Corral inquest (The Early West)

Hands up!: The History of a Crime (The Early West)

Thrilling Events: Life of Henry Starr (The Early West)