![3733047] The Texas Rangers, Men of Valor and Action. (Signed). Mike Cox](/images/noimage-req.png)
First edition, first printing. Stories of old Rangers such as Captain Jack Hays, Rip “Rest in Peace” Ford, Captain Leander S. McNelly, and Frank Hamer..... Read More about The Texas Rangers, Men of Valor and Action. (Signed
First edition. Annotated catalog of graduate school theses on Texas themes, with detailed descriptions of their illustrations, maps, tables, and contents. This copy possibly from..... Read More about Texas History Theses. A Check List of the Texas Theses and Dissertations
First edition, firs printing. Novel of bullfighting and a tragic Mexican matador by this noted Texas writer and artist. With color title page (and dust..... Read More about The Brave Bulls. A Novel
First Edition, thus. This copy with a laid-in typed note signed by Bill Holman of Roger Beacham Publisher, sending this copy as a gift, plus..... Read More about How to Conquer Texas Before Texas Conquers Us. With a Speech by Charles J. Jack on Re-Annexation...
![3732375] The Great Question for the People! Essays on the Elective Franchise or, Who has the...](/pictures/thumb/3732375_1.jpg?v=1675199476)
History of the political right of suffrage and with a discussion on African Americans, as citizens and as voters, in ante-bellum United States. Hancock covers..... Read More about The Great Question for the People! Essays on the Elective Franchise or, Who has the Right to Vote?
![3733042] Close to the Work. Carl Hertzog](/pictures/thumb/3733042_1.jpg?v=1675984061)
First edition, limited and an attractive output from the press of a small fine press Texas printer. A brief essay written by Carl Hertzog (1901-1984)..... Read More about Close to the Work
![3733037] The Most Remarkable Texas Book. An Essay on W.W. Heartsill’s Fourteen Hundred and 91...](/pictures/thumb/3733037_1.jpg?v=1674695193)
First edition of this Texas leaf book, limited to 64 hand-numbered copies; this being #50. Autographed by John Jenkins and with an original leaf from..... Read More about The Most Remarkable Texas Book. An Essay on W.W. Heartsill’s Fourteen Hundred and 91 Days in...
A limited edition, of one 1,000 copies, reprinting the first edition of W.W. Heartsill’s great 1876 Texas-Confederate rarity and one of the most desired books..... Read More about Fourteen Hundred and 91 Days in the Confederate Army. A Journal Kept by W.W. Heartsill for Four...
Limited to 100 copies in special binding with slipcase, signed by the editor and by Millicent Hume McCoy, who wrote the book’s foreword, and by..... Read More about When Dallas became a City, Letters of John Milton McCoy, 1870-1881. [Signed Limited Edition
First trade edition. The transformation of Dallas “from a Southern country market town into a boom town” as revealed in the letters of attorney John..... Read More about When Dallas became a City, Letters of John Milton McCoy, 1870-1881. (Signed, with Prospectus
First edition. Study of eight forts erected between the Red and Rio Grande Rivers after the Mexican-American War, with a full-page color illustration of each..... Read More about Frontier Forts of Texas. [Inscribed by future Texas governor William P. Clements, Jr
Ph.D. dissertation submitted to Texas Christian University, written under the supervision of Texas historian Ben H. Procter. Includes much on Mexican-American border troubles, bandits, and..... Read More about Texas Rangers along the Rio Grande, 1910-1919
First Edition, limited to 2000 copies, and signed: “With very best wishes, Sammy Tise.” County-by-county listing of sheriffs with service data and or brief biographies..... Read More about Texas County Sheriffs. [Limited Edition; Signed
![3733025] Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Representative Men of Texas....](/pictures/thumb/3733025_1.jpg?v=1674695193)
Fourth and best edition of this massive biographical overview of prominent men of Texas during the late nineteenth-century and described by Jenkins as an “essential..... Read More about Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Representative Men of Texas. [Martin...
First edition, first printing of this privately-printed historical novel on the Trahern Party of 1853, travelers from Victoria, Texas to Stockton, California. Philadelphia: Dorrance &..... Read More about The Bobcat of Hell’s Gulch
![3726766] [Publisher’s Salesman’s Dummy] The Great Galveston Disaster Containing a Full and...](/pictures/thumb/3726766_1.jpg?v=1634148276)
Premonitions of climate change, a book agent’s canvassing book for the most dreadful hurricane and deadly aftermath that befell the citizens of Galveston, Texas. The..... Read More about Publisher’s Salesman’s Dummy] The Great Galveston Disaster Containing a Full and Thrilling...
![3730542] [Texas:] Message From The President of the United States, Communicating Certain...](/pictures/thumb/3730542_1.jpg?v=1622156772)
Streeter 1551: “Includes a letter from John C. Calhoun, Secretary of State, to Texan envoys Van Zandt and Henderson, dated April 11, 1844, stating that..... Read More about Texas:] Message From The President of the United States, Communicating Certain Information in...
![3730488] [Texas Rangers:] Protection of the Frontier of Texas. Letter from the Secretary of War,...](/pictures/thumb/3730488_1.jpg?v=1620788696)
An important report detailing native Americans conflicts on the Texas frontier and the activities of the Texas Rangers during the 1850s. Events are documented with..... Read More about Texas Rangers:] Protection of the Frontier of Texas. Letter from the Secretary of War,...
![3730487] Indians Hostile on Western Frontier. Letter from The Secretary of War, Upon the Subject...](/pictures/thumb/3730487_1.jpg?v=1620788695)
Streeter: “This relates to the disturbances by Indians on the south side of the Red River near Fort Towson, over which both Texas and the..... Read More about Indians Hostile on Western Frontier. Letter from The Secretary of War, Upon the Subject of a...
![3728643] The Negro in Texas, 1874-1900. Lawrence D. Rice](/pictures/thumb/3728643.jpg?v=1592862865)
“This study concentrates on the gradual decline of the Negro’s status in the post-Reconstruction era. The author describes blacks’ fight for equity in the political..... Read More about The Negro in Texas, 1874-1900
![3728220] The Madman of the Colorado. A Thrilling Legend of the Southwest. [within:] Beadle’s...](/pictures/thumb/3728220_1.jpg?v=1545247771)
Twenty-first title in “Beadle’s Frontier Series” of dime novels first published 1908–1910, but here re-issued by Arthur Westbrook c.1912. The plot involves the Native American..... Read More about The Madman of the Colorado. A Thrilling Legend of the Southwest. [within:] Beadle’s Frontier...
![3725101] [1851 Letter concerning a Legal Dispute relating to Payment of Republic of Texas Bonds,...](/pictures/thumb/3725101_1.jpg?v=1536186548)
Texas Bonds and the Supreme Court. In the 1830s, General James Hamilton Jr., one-time Governor of South Carolina, and Texas loan commissioner, loaned money to..... Read More about 1851 Letter concerning a Legal Dispute relating to Payment of Republic of Texas Bonds, from...
![3726249] 1877 Autograph Letter Signed by a Texas Rancher, Scoundrel, and Officer Charles T....](/pictures/thumb/3726249_1.jpg?v=1534362344)
Letter from a Texas rancher, a scoundrel, and an officer at Fort Lyon, Colorado about sheep ranching and wool business in Texas. Charles Tripler Witherell..... Read More about 1877 Autograph Letter Signed by a Texas Rancher, Scoundrel, and Officer Charles T. Witherell, 1st...
![3725495] Circa 1890s–early 1900s Collection of Thirteen Handwritten Letters to Judge R.E....](/pictures/thumb/3725495_1.jpg?v=1645146437)
Collection of letters relating to business transactions and the selling or administering of real estate in the 1890s and early 1900s. All the letters are..... Read More about Circa 1890s–early 1900s Collection of Thirteen Handwritten Letters to Judge R.E. Hendry and Ed...
![3725110] Chicago House. Fritz Scheel, Proprietor ... Galveston, Tex. Fritz Scheel](/pictures/thumb/3725110_1.jpg?v=1642543470)
Biingual, this 19th-century Texas trade card solicited German-speaking immigrants to stay at the Chicago House. The Chicago House was a hotel in Galveston, Texas. Emigrants..... Read More about Chicago House. Fritz Scheel, Proprietor ... Galveston, Tex
