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The Southwesterner, 1989. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Limited edition: #82 of 250 signed and numbered copies. Signed by Tony Hillerman, the interviewer Ernie Bulow, and the artist, Ernest Franklin on the limitation page. Fine copy in a fine jacket.

Gallup:: The Southwesterner / Books,. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1989. Hardcover. 0914001051 . Art by Ernest Franklin. Limited edition: this copy is number 337 of 350 copies. SIGNED by Tony Hillerman, Ernest Franklin, and Ernie Bulow on limitations page. Fine in a fine dust jacket. .

Gallup, NM: The Southwesterner Books, 1989. First Edition. Limited to 350 signed and numbered copies of which this is no. 108. Octavo (22cm.); publisher's leatherette in pictorial dust jacket; [10],xii,124,[10]pp.; full-page illus. throughout, pictorial endpapers. Jacket about half a cm shorter than boards (as issued), else Fine condition. Signed by Hillerman, Franklin, and Bulow on colophon.

Gallup, NM: The Southwesterner, 1989. Fine in fine dust jacket.. Signed limited first edition of this intimate reflection on Tony Hillerman's life and writing in the form of an interview with historian Ernie Bulow, featuring illustrations by Navajo artist Ernest Franklin. Tony Hillerman was best known for his Leaphorn and Chee mystery/thriller series, which displayed his passion for his Southwest home. WORDS, WEATHER AND WOLFMEN offers a glimpse into his background and writing process through a record of Bulow's interview. 8.5'' x 6.75''. Original brown cloth boards. Original unclipped (no price) color pictorial dust jacket. Illustrated in black and white. 134 pages. Signed by Hillerman, Franklin, and Bulow to limitation page, numbered 113 of 350 copies. Clean and tight.

Limited edition, number 101 of 350 copies. Signed by Hillerman, Bulow and Franklyn. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Gallup, New Mexico: The Southwesterner / Books, 1989. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Advance Proof. Signed by Tony Hillerman, Ernie Bulow, and illustrator Art Franklin on the limitation page. A candid conversation interview with Tony Hillerman (1925-2008), in which the Edgar Award-winning writer discusses his life, literary career, and the craft of mystery writing. Also includes an autobiographical piece by Hillerman detailing his early years in Oklahoma, first encounters with Navajo culture, and his life as journalist and author, and "The Witch, Yazzie, and the Nine of Clubs", a Jim Chee mini-mystery. Octavo. In a one-quarter dark brown leather over cream buckram binding, with gilt titles. A fine copy, housed in the publisher's slipcase.

Gallup, NM: The Southwesterner Books, 1989. Leatherette. Fine. Ernest Franklin. The lettered edition, constituting "26 specially bound copies which include an original signed pen and ink drawing". This copy unlettered but clearly part of the tiny limitation, is bound in its full chocolate leatherette, with bright gilt-design and titling along the front panel and spine respectively. There's also, as called for, a handsome desertscape in pen and ink, signed by the artist Ernest Franklin at the limitation. And finally, a pristine example of the publisher's matching printed slipcase.

Gallup, New Mexico: The Southwesterner / Books, 1989. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Limited Edition, this is "E" of 26 lettered copies signed by Tony Hillerman, Ernie Bulow, and illustrator Art Franklin, with an original pen and ink drawing ("Thief of Time - Chapter II") by Franklin laid in. A candid conversation interview with Tony Hillerman (1925-2008), in which the Edgar Award-winning writer discusses his life, literary career, and the craft of mystery writing. Also includes an autobiographical piece by Hillerman detailing his early years in Oklahoma, first encounters with Navajo culture, and his life as journalist and author, and "The Witch, Yazzie, and the Nine of Clubs", a Jim Chee mini-mystery. Octavo. In a one-quarter dark brown leather over brown buckram binding, with gilt stamping. A fine copy, housed in the publisher's slipcase.