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Lionsgate. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 2008. Non-Book. DVD; 6 oz.; DVD w/Orignal Case and slipcover all VG condition. .

St. Martin's Paperbacks. Very Good-. 2004. Mass Market Paperback. 0312961022 . 8 oz.; 342 pages; VG- PB read once lightly aged. Across rivers of blood and plains of tears, he led a wagon train toward a country fighting to be born. . . Miners dug for fortunes. Soldiers died on open plains. And a few brave men drove the wooden freight wagons into the wild land. Now, master Western novelist Ralph Compton tells the real story of the tough-as-leather men who first blazed the way into the untamed frontier. Texas! For the pioneers who streamed out of Missouri it was a land of dreams and freedom. Veteran wagon boss Chance McQuade, a man deadly with a pistol and Sharps, had signed on to take a hundred families there. But the man who hired McQuade was joining the wagon train, and turning it into a brawling, rolling city of sin and violence. Now, on the hard drive West, McQuade faces Kiowa, lightening storms, and killers behind his back-all to reach a promised land that's erupting into war. .

Dales Large Print Books. Good. 1996. Large Print Edition. Paperback. 1853896586 . Ex-Library; 11 oz.; 219 pages; Large Print Ex library PB w/library markings o/w nice clean/tihgt reading copy. The city fathers wanted Amos to clean up Sawbuck Creek, but Gilligan wanted Amos dead because Sawbuck Creek was Gilligan's town. Amos was joined by his old friends, the New Yorker and Manuel, the Indian. Gilligan had other ploys, however - a kidnapped girl and a clan of Eastern killers. His vengeance became a two-edged sword, and his town almost died before the villains paid their dues in bullets. .

Grosset & Dunlap. Good with no dust jacket. 1932. Hardcover. 16 oz.; 310 pages; HC no DJ aged some shelf wear owner's name 1st end page. When the smoke cleared, Rich was the only one standing, now a fugitive of the law and forced to abandon his quaint home and family in Tonto Basin. Rich soon acquired the name “Arizona Ames” and for years after that fateful day his name struck fear into the hearts of bad men all over the West. .

Leisure Books. Very Good+. 1999. Paperback. 0843945966 . 7 oz.; 286 pages; VG++ Unread/Unmarked PB price sticker residue slight spine lean from storage. King of the Outlaw Horde continues the adventures of Arizona Arnes, the title character of one of master storyteller Zane Grey's most memorable novels. .

Doubleday. Good+ in Good dust jacket. 1993. First Edition. Hardcover; First Printing. 038541935X . Ex-Library; 14 oz.; 181 pages; 1st ED Ex library HC in protected DJ w/library stickers light spine lean story nice clean/tight/bright condition. Clint Wayford's family has lived on the same land in Texas's Big Bend country for nearly 150 years. But in the wake of corporate ranching and governmental assistance, Clint is barely able to scratch out a living. Then a young Mexican, Miguel Ramos, comes looking for a meal and a job and Clint discovers something he thought he'd lost--a chance at survival. .

Simon & Schuster Audio. As New in Very Good+ dust jacket. 2003. Audio Book. 0743527887 . The Berrybender Narratives; Audio Tape; Vol. 3; 12 oz.; Factory sealed as new w/remainder mark unabridged 11.5 hrs 8 cassettes. At the heart of this third volume of his Western saga remains the beautiful and determined Tasmin Berrybender, now married to the "Sin Killer" and mother to their young son, Monty. Although Tasmin intends Monty to become an English gentleman like his grandfather, he lives the childhood of a savage. By Sorrow's River continues the Berrybender party's trail across the endless Great Plains of the West toward Santa Fe, where those lucky enough to survive the journey intend to spend the winter. Along the way, Tasmin -- whose husband, Jim Snow, has moved out to scout ahead -- falls in love with Pomp Charbonneau who dies at the hand of the ruthless commander of the Spanish troops. .

Avon Books. Fair. 1958. Paperback. 5 oz.; 127 pages; MacFadden Books PB Aged cover creases/scuffs clean/solid reading copy. He had to save his brother's life-but the only way out was to go to the gallows himself. .

Pocket Books. Very Good. 1970. Mass Market Paperback. 7 oz.; 250 pages; Unread PB aged 1 corner cover creased. Arriving in the desert at the foot of Black Mesa, two men--one hiding from a shady past and the other running from a haunting memory--start a cattle ranch, but a ruthless trader and wild women could ruin their prospects. .

Berkley Publishing Group. Very Good. 1988. Mass Market Paperback. 0425112330 . Slocum Series; Vol. 117; 6 oz.; 183 pages; PB light shelf wear/aging very nice clean/tight condition. Slocum Series #117. Slocum ran the stageline with his firsts and a colt . 45...because that's what Big Ben McCormack hired him to do. There's a shooting war going on in Hardins Crossing, between the railroad and the stages, and neither side is about to give up without a fight. .

Five Star. Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1998. First Edition. Hard Cover. 0786209933 . Ex-Library; 19 oz.; 325 pages; Good++ 1st ED Ex library HC in protected DJ looks/feels unread very nice copy w/library markings. Accused of three separate crimes, Billy Buttons declares his intention to turn himself in, much to the surprise of his family who believe he is innocent. At the trial, both Billy and his accusers reveal that their motives may not been in line with what is truly just. .

Harpercollins. Good+. 1993. Paperback. 0061005819 . 7 oz.; 244 pages; Good++ PB read once lightly aged cover edge spot. A collection of three classic Grey stories of the West features the tale of a tribal war between two Indian nations, a man accused of a crime he did not commit, and an eerie night in a haunted cabin. .

Dh Audio. Good in Good dust jacket. 1999. Audio Book. 1552040445 . Ex-Library; 8 oz.; Ex library Edition 13 in library hard case w/markings. Includes Rodeo Ranch by Max Brand, Apache by Jane Candia Coleman and Wild Wind Brave Wind by T. T. Flynn .

Simon & Schuster. Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket. 2000. Hardcover. 0684868865 . 19 oz.; 287 pages; Unread/Unarked HC w/DJ VG++ slightly aged/shelf wear very close to as new. A new series by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Lonesome Dove introduces the Missouri town of Boone's Lick, where a colorful cast of characters stands on the edge of the Western frontier ready to push west to Fort Phil Kearny in Wyoming. .

Five Star. Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1998. First Edition. Hard Cover. 0786209968 . Ex-Library; 16 oz.; 248 pages; 1st ED Ex library HC in protected DJ in very nice clean/tight/crisp condition. WesternTwenty-year-old Delphinia Estes has spent all her life on the Estes homestead in Arizona Territory. Her father, a bounty hunter, is resented by lawmen, frowned on by many people, and hated by outlaws with a price on their heads. Her fathers latest pursuit of a gang of train robbers results in the death of both her parents, leaving Delphinia on her own. .

Five Star. Good with no dust jacket. 1995. First Edition. Hardcover. 0786205105 . Ex-Library; 16 oz.; 218 pages; 1st ED Pictorial HC no DJ ex library w/library markings/stickers, light spine lean, 1st end page removed o/w nice clean/tight/bright condition. In 1836, Kiowa and Comanche raiders massacred Silas Stone’s wife and two of his sons, and took his grandchildren. One of them was Sarai Stone. Kane and Jacob become Sila’s agents and traded among the Comanche in an effort to find the lost children. After ten years of searching, they found the boys, John and Jamie, always hoping and praying to find Sarai. Then in 1851 Sarai Stone walked into the trading post and told the men to leave her alone. She had become a Comanche since she was ten, and would not leave her family. .

Pinnacle Books. Good. 1989. Paperback. 1558172505 . Edge; Vol. 7; 6 oz.; 128 pages; PB aged some cover wear good solid reading copy. Book 7 Edge. It seems the perfect, quiet little town just outside of L.A. But the pleasantry is fake--people die there. Blood is running cold in the hot California sun, and Edge must find the reason before the village is turned into a ghost town. .

Burt. Good with no dust jacket. 1909. Hardcover. 0848825098 . 19 oz.; 364 pages; HC no DJ spine lean aged some cover wear good clean/tight reading copy. The experience of an unworldly young minister in a sordid little town in the Middle West, his development under trial and the influences that led him to give up the ministry and enter business. .

Thomas T Beeler. Good with no dust jacket. 1990. Large Print Edition. Hardcover. 1574900137 . Ex-Library; 19 oz.; 188 pages; Ex library Large Print HC no DJ library markings some reading wear good clean/tight reading copy. Upon returning from fighting with the Confederate army during the Civil War, David Landis becomes involved in a plan to locate buried coins in the hills of Caprock country but finds himself at odds with men who are more deadly than the Union soldiers he once faced. .

Grosset and Dunlap. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1921. Hardcover. 13 oz.; 242 pages; HC w/protected DJ aged o/w very nice clean/tight condition. Published under "wartime conditions". Casey Ryan, known to the inhabitants of a certain Western town as the most reckless dare-devil stage driver who ever carried the mail, was bitten by the speed germ and deserted his stage coach for a Ford; but not even a Ford could stand Casey's handling; so eventually he found himself bereft of both machine, job and bankroll. Then followed a picturesque existence as garage keeper, repair man and wildcat prospector, while Casey rebuilt his fallen fortunes. Eventually he harked back to his first ambition--to search out the gold mind, the secret of Injun Jim. .