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1898. front hinge broken. pages darkened(brown). Howes P500.. Cloth. Good. Autobiography.

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.

Rhodes & McClure, 1890-01-01. Hardcover. Used: Good.

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.

Chicago: Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, 1909. A famous memoir of the American west, first published in 1888. This is a Very Good (Minus) copy of a reprint edition. Dark green cloth binding with a rather spectacular decoration of a cowboy and his horse in silver within a floral border. More florality and lettering on the spine. Clean text; 471 pages, with 19 pages of publisher adverts in the rear. Profusely illustrated with woodcuts throughout. This is a popular edition, and the cheap wood-pulp paper is heavily tanned. The hinges are cracked, leading to a shaken feel. A decent-enough reading copy; but rather a common title since it was reprinted so many times, and probably not worth repair work.. Reprint Edition. Decorative Cloth. Very Good (Minus)/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, Chicago: ., 1889 pp. 471, (7) [Publisher's catalogue, includes advertisement for the Deaf, The Audiphone, hearing through the teeth and a Catarrh cure, a Nasal Respirator to prevent snoring] + Frontis and full page drawings. Lacks first fly leaf. Inner hinges cracked. Paper browning and slightly brittle. First few leaves penciled scribbled. Small 8vo. 200 mm. Original full black buckram binding. Front board decorated with design of a cowboy and his horse, lacks embossed gilt. Spine also lacks gilt. Graff 3328; Howes P500; Jenkins. Texas #689; Adams. Rampaging Herd #1819. W4 Language: eng. Full Cloth. Hardcover. Good.

Chicago, IL: Thomas W. Jackson Publishing Company, 1898. Hardcover. Good Only. Decorative burgundy cloth cover in VG condition. Pages age-browned (cheap paper). Previous owner's inscription and name to both front endpapers. Rear hinges separating and loose, but still holding well.

Chicago: Rhodes & MClure Publishing co.. Dark blue cloth boards with silver pictorial cover and lettering on spine. Minor wear to book edges and corners. Decorative endpapers. An addenda by Tex Bender, The Cowboy Fiddler. Illustrated throughout. Quite a few pages have a one color illustration over the type. End of the book has a detailed speech and advertisement for an audiphone. Previous owner's name in inside page. The story, romance and adventures of a life on the plains with the varied experiences as cowboy, stock owner, rancher, etc. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1903.

Chicago: Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, 1905. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Dark green cloth with ornate and extensive silver lettering, decorations and pictorial stamping. 471pp, (21pp ads). Frontispiece, full-page illustrations, numerous line drawings (over text portions) in various colors, decorative endpapers. Very good. Mild edgewear; inner hinges starting but expertly, archivally strengthened, thus tight. Nice later printing of this cowboy autobiography that Ramon Adams suggests "is probably the second book written about the cowboy," first published in 1886 and then undergoing a tortuous publishing history, appearing in different forms (title, pagination, illustrations) and even under different authors' names (such as the "Addenda by Tex Bender, the Cowboy Fiddler" subtitle). ADAMS 1819. GRAFF 3328. NEW HOWES P 496. RADER 2706.

Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, Chicago: ., 1897 pp. (8), 17-471, 23-35 [Paper read by R.S. Rhodes, of Chicago, at the Fourteenth Convention of American Teachers of the Deaf, at Flint, Michigan], (6) [Illustrated Publisher's catalogue, includes advertisement for the Deaf, The Audiphone, hearing through the teeth] + Frontis and full page drawings. Many pages printed upon light color drawings, red, purple, green and blue, which cover the full page. Note: Six candid original photographs of cowboys pasted on first fly leaves. Four Photographs of cowboys and their horses, one photograph of their bunk house and one photograph of their chuck wagon. Small loss on bottom margin affecting text on pages 143 and 144. Inner hinges slightly cracked. Floral end papers. Paper beginning to brown and slightly brittle. Small 8vo. 200 mm. Original publisher's green cloth binding. Front board decorated in silver with design of a cowboy and his horse within an elaborate border. Spine decorated and lettered… Read More