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Co-Operative Publishing Company, Guthrie, OK, 1936. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. 591 pages. Some rubbing and wear to the covers and spine; pages tanned; a good sound binding. No jacket. The folding map in the back is yellowed with age. Quantity Available: 1. Category: American History; Inventory No: 205875. .

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Guthrie, Oklahoma: Co-Operative Publishing Company. Good. 1936. Hardcover. Not marked, cover is faded.; Ex-Library; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall .

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Medford, OK: Grant County Historical Society , 1975 Grant County Historical Society, Medford, OK. 1975. Hardcover. Bicentennial Edition. A reprint of the 1936 copy by Co-Operative Publishing Company of Guthrie, OK. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Fine. No DJ. Dark brown cloth boards and spine with gilt lettering on the spine and front board with cowboy scene on the front board. 591 pp 8vo.This book provides a detailed account of the Chisholm Trail, which was one of the most important routes for cattle drives in the late 19th century. The trail stretched from Texas to Kansas, and was used to transport cattle from ranches in Texas to markets in the north. The book covers the history of the trail, including its origins, its importance to the cattle industry, and the challenges faced by those who traveled it. It also delves into the lives of the cowboys who drove the cattle and the towns that grew up along the way. Ridings provides a wealth of information about the Chisholm Trail,… Leer más

Guthrie, OK.: Co-Operative Publishing CO., 1936. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 591 pages, frontis, illustrations, fold-out map, very slight soiling, and a couple closed tears to dj. Six-Score 91, The best book on the Chisholm Trail. The scope of the book actually extends beyond the Trail to encompass much cattle lore from Texas and elsewhere. Howes R281, Herd 1897, Rader 2788, Six-Guns 1856, Also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln Country War, and a chapter on Henry Brown..

Guthrie, Oklahoma, Co-Operative Publishing Co., 1936. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Cloth, very scarce dust jacket is chipped, lightly soiled and has a small tape repair, very good. Book is in very good condition. First edition. Herd 1897. Guns 1856: Although purporting to be a history of the Chisholm Trail, this book also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln County War, and a chapter on Henry Brown. He continues to follow the many legends about Billy the Kid. Loring Campbell. Dobie p. 116: He had gone over the land, lived with range men, studied history. A noble book, rich in anecdote and character. Dobie/Dykes 25. Howes R281: aa. Six Score 91: The best book on the Chisholm Trail. The scope of the book actually extends beyond the trail to encompass much cattle lore from Texas and elsewhere.

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Guthrie, OK.: Co-Operative Publishing CO., 1936. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 591 pages, frontis, illustrations, fold-out map, very slight soiling to dj. Six-Score 91, The best book on the Chisholm Trail. The scope of the book actually extends beyond the Trail to encompass much cattle lore from Texas and elsewhere. Howes R281, Herd 1897, Rader 2788, Six-Guns 1856, Also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln Country War, and a chapter on Henry Brown..

Guthrie, Oklahoma, Co-Operative Pub. Company, (1936). [First Edition]. Signed gift inscription by the author on F.e.p.. 8vo, 591pp, original publishers binding decorated and lettered in gilt, frontis, illustrated, folding map tipped in at rear -- gilt lettering and decoration faded, light wear to extremities, front hinge lightly sprung, map at rear has a couple of straight creases and the paper is a little browned -- Overall near very good condition Quantity Available: 1 Category: Americana::West; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request Inventory No: 000893.

Guthrie, OK: Co-Operative Publishing Company, 1936. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/fair. Octavo. [5], 591 pages. Frontispiece photograph of the author. Illustrated. Black cloth hardcover with faded illustration and title on the front cover and the spine. White illustrated dust jacket present. Light soiling to the dust jacket. Jacket chipped on the back. Verso of the dust jacket is taped on the folds. Title on the black cloth front cover has faded onto the blank verso of the dust jacket in a green color. Slight lean to the binding. The folding map has a small crease on the edge. Previous owners illustrated bookplate on the front paste down - S. A. Lavine. Howes R 281; Adams Six Guns - "Although purporting to be a history of the Chisholm Trail, this book also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln County War, and a chapter on Henry Brown. He continues to follow the many legends about Billy the Kid and misspells many proper names.

Guthrie, OK.: Co-Operative Publishing CO., 1936. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. First Edition. 591 pages, frontis, illustrations, fold-out map, very slight soiling to dj. Six-Score 91, "The best book on the Chisholm Trail. The scope of the book actually extends beyond the Trail to encompass much cattle lore from Texas and elsewhere." Howes R281, Herd 1897, Rader 2788, Six-Guns 1856, "Also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln Country War, and a chapter on Henry Brown.".

Guthrie, OK.: Co-Operative Publishing CO., 1936. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 591 pages, frontis, illustrations, fold-out map, very slight soiling to dj. Six-Score 91, "The best book on the Chisholm Trail. The scope of the book actually extends beyond the Trail to encompass much cattle lore from Texas and elsewhere." Howes R281, Herd 1897, Rader 2788, Six-Guns 1856, "Also contains much on outlaws, the killing of Ed Short and Charlie Bryant, the Talbot raid, the Lincoln Country War, and a chapter on Henry Brown.".

Guthrie, OK: Co-Operative Publishing Company, 1936. 1st . Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 591pp.incl.index; HB blk.w/green-pic.cover; slight rub w/wear on edges&corners; some lt.tan w/clean,tight pgs. "Together with a description of the persons, a narrative of the events, and reminiscences associated with the same." tanned 30¼x8¼" fold-out map of trail,bk.hinge.*