The Adventures of Buffalo Bill by Col. William F Cody (Buffalo Bill) - 1904

NY: Boblin Sales Co.. 1904. good. Paperback. b/w frontis from the 20th Century Fox film starring Joel McCrea + other b/w photos from the film with text. 7.25" tall; staplebound; 128pp + cover; the complete book; creases & other damage to color il'd cover; pp browning .

Harper & Brothers, 1905. Hardcover. Good. Good + cloth hardcover (no dust jacket) shows fading to red covers, wrinkling along spine, bumping to corners, soil to covers and bit of same to page edges, markings at front endpaper, interior spot soil here and there and some other light trac wear. 156 pages with black & white frontispiece. Solid copy of these classic adventures tales.

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

MP3 Audio CD. The Adventures of Buffalo Bill I CROSSING THE PLAINS In the early settlement of Kansas common-school advantages were denied us, and to provide a means for educating the few boys and girls in the neighborhood of my home, a subscription school was started in a small log cabin that was built on the bank of a creek that ran near our house. My mother took great interest in this school, and at her persuasion I returned home and became enrolled as a pupil, where I made satisfactory progress until, as the result of a quarrel with a schoolmate, I left the town and started across the plains with one of Russell, Majors & Waddell's freight trains. The trip proved a most enjoyable one to me, although no incidents worthy of note occurred on the way. On my return from Fort Kearny I was paid off the same as the rest of the employés. The remainder of the summer and fall I spent in herding cattle and working for Russell, Majors & Waddell. In May, 1857, I started for Salt Lake City… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Buffalo Bill is definitely one of the most colorful and most interesting characters of the Wild West. A scout, a soldier, a hunter, an innovator, a resourceful and successful businessman and a talented writer, Colonel William F. Cody illustrates his life story in ten compelling chapters in this exciting book. The first four chapters provide detailed accounts of some of his most formidable adventures, while the last six are more personal, more autobiographical.Cody was born in Iowa, in 1846. The family moved to Ontario when Cody was only one year old, and then they moved to Kansas Territory in 1853. Cody?s father was known around Kansas for his antislavery opinions that he voiced in public speeches. The speeches angered pro-slavery crowds and old Cody was seriously injured in a fight, injury that he never fully recovered from. He had to spend time away from his family to protect his wife and son against prosecution. He could return later, but he became ill on his way home and died,… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Adventures of Buffalo Bill I CROSSING THE PLAINS In the early settlement of Kansas common-school advantages were denied us, and to provide a means for educating the few boys and girls in the neighborhood of my home, a subscription school was started in a small log cabin that was built on the bank of a creek that ran near our house. My mother took great interest in this school, and at her persuasion I returned home and became enrolled as a pupil, where I made satisfactory progress until, as the result of a quarrel with a schoolmate, I left the town and started across the plains with one of Russell, Majors & Waddell's freight trains. The trip proved a most enjoyable one to me, although no incidents worthy of note occurred on the way. On my return from Fort Kearny I was paid off the same as the rest of the employés. The remainder of the summer and fall I spent in herding cattle and working for Russell, Majors & Waddell. In May, 1857, I started for Salt Lake City… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Buffalo Bill is definitely one of the most colorful and most interesting characters of the Wild West. A scout, a soldier, a hunter, an innovator, a resourceful and successful businessman and a talented writer, Colonel William F. Cody illustrates his life story in ten compelling chapters in this exciting book. The first four chapters provide detailed accounts of some of his most formidable adventures, while the last six are more personal, more autobiographical.Cody was born in Iowa, in 1846. The family moved to Ontario when Cody was only one year old, and then they moved to Kansas Territory in 1853. Cody?s father was known around Kansas for his antislavery opinions that he voiced in public speeches. The speeches angered pro-slavery crowds and old Cody was seriously injured in a fight, injury that he never fully recovered from. He had to spend time away from his family to protect his wife and son against prosecution. He could return later, but he became ill on his way home and died,… Read More

Harper & Brothers, 1904. Hardcover. Acceptable. solid and tight just worn and somewhat faded on front with picture of Buffalo Bill On Horse several B&W plates

Harper & Brothers, 1926. Hardcover. Acceptable. Former library book; Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Paperback / softback. New.