Americana-Old West from Rendezvous Books & Art

includes note from secretary Spanish Expeditions Into Colorado Archaeological Research in Northeastern San Juan Basin of Colorado, Summer of 1922; drawings My Experiences in the First Colorado Regiment by R.B. Wallace The Grave of Chief Ouray; Florence Whitter, photos

one creae, tanned cover, no writing, photos Stephen Watts Kearny, 1815k-1848 Jefferson Barracks Story New Mexico's Pioneer Bank and Bankers Diary of Kit Carson's Navaho Cammpaign, 1863-1864; Lindgren National Archives for History of New Mexico before 1848 Book Reviews; Necrology; Notes and Documents

Case of Major Isaac Lynde Fort Union and Santa Fe Trail Solomon Perry Sublette; Mountain Man of the Forties Lew Wallace's Ben Hur - Jackson E. Towne Book Reviews Notes and Documents

very clean, FINE book, contains: Home on the Range-Ruth Tressman The Gadsden Purchase Lands-Wagoner Navaho Trail; Campaignof 1860-61 Checklist of NM Publications,, continuation/partial book reviews

3 books of 4 set January, 1953, Kit Carson, Indian Agent Indian Pueblos of La Junta de los Rios Arizona Pioneer, Albert Franklin Banta July, 1953, New Mexico Civil War first Santa Fe Fiesta Council 1712 Bishop Tamaron's Vist NM, 1760 Oct., 1953; New Mexico and Sack of Rome,New Mexico in Civil War concluded Bishop Tamaron's Visit concluded tanning at eddges, interior clean

Excellent condition, has owner's name and embossed on inside cover. Interior is fine, dj is fine exept for slight crease at binding. Legend of wild and legendary mountainman.

beautiful green cloth cover with gold lettering and black. edgewear. Interior some foxing, protective sheet at front cover. Shaken at front cover.

The Companion Volume to the Fox News Series.

green with gold and black decoration and print . Bumped corners, edgewear, hingecrack at front binding, although strong binding througout. No marks or writing throughout. Very lightly tanned pages. See photos. Kit Carson, Mountain Men

No. 1 of limited 500 copies by Long's College Book Co., Columbus OH. 1950. No marks, writing. Excellent copy Author Conard, Howard Louis. Title "Uncle Dick" Wootton, the pioneer frontiersman of the Rocky Mountain region; an account of the adventures and thrilling experiences of the most noted American hunter, trapper, guide, scout, and Indian fighter now living. With… Read more about this item

First Edition Stated . Hard Back. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 6" x 9 1/2. 363 Pages with an eleven page Index. The boards show light wear.. There are no marks or stamps and the interior text pages are tight, white, and also free of marks except for underlining in last chapter of book. New Mexico had achieved… Read more about this item

Paperback. Very Good. Condition: VERY GOOD. 378 pp., illus. Spine crease, page edges rubbed, wrappers handled and edgeworn, corners lightly bumped, clean, no writing. Size: 8vo

Nice to have in library. Hardcover w/heavy lean. No Jacket as issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" First edition, later printing ('forty-fifth thousand'). Fair in original dark blue cloth stamped in gilt and blind (spine chipped, tears and repairs, lacks rear endpaper, boards rubbed, foxing & offsetting to plates and text). Illustrated. 356pp.12mo.… Read more about this item

Fine/NF, map end papers, vii-xv, 349pp. no marks, binding tight. DJ is not price clipped.

Excellent copy with no marks, no writing. Clean in all directions.

Book in excellent shape except for light tanning on some pages, dj has small tears around edges. Hard to find.

strong binding, esp for its age. some light foxing, light water marks on a few pages.

catalog of Peterson publications; edgewear with open tears as shown in photos. interior pages clean and whole. both books are complete in this volume, new edition, carefully revised and corrected by the author in 1883. Name of owner in pencil on title page. spine to cover missing, covered by tape.

The complicated plot involves two chums from Harvard who set out for Oregon and come into contact with the famous Kit Carson. Note: the phrase "bit the dust" was first used in a dramatic description of a wild Indian fight. Though missing the front cover, all is readable, corners clipped and edgewear - browned paper.

3 cards in same set.