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Denver: The World Press, 1952. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. First Edition. 256 pages, illustrations, map in rear pocket, 212 of 250 numbered copies, SIGNED by the author, slight edge wear. Howes, C892, Herd 2149, Six-Guns 2103, Chapter on Clay Allison..

Privately Published, 1952. First edition, one of 250 copies. Light wear, near fine in custom mylar cover. Map fine in rear pocket.. Blue cloth, no dust jacket. Inscribed by the author.

World Press, 1952. Hardcover. Good. Signed by Author. Good hardcover. No DJ. FIRST EDITION #191 OF EDITION LIMITED TO 250 COPIES. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Illus., plates and portraits. Includes fold-out map. Pages are clean and unmarked. Corner bump on pages top and more minor bump on pages bottom (does not reach text). Covers show light edge wear with light rubbing/scuffing. Tanning around cover edges. Bumped corners. Slight bending. Binding is tight, hinges strong.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!

Denver, Colorado: World Press, Inc., 1952. Limited Signed & Numbered First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 256pp.+map,bk.pkt.; HB blue w/gilt; rubbed w/spine darkened; some where on corners; slightly loose hinges w/tanning; clean,tight pgs. "This is the story of the Maxwell Land Grant, a vast tract of land in northeastern New Mexico and southeastern Colorado." illus. "This Book Number 146 of an edition limited to two hundred and fifty volumes" signed by Stanley.

Denver, Co: The World Press, 1952. Folding map. [8], 256 pp. 4to. Blue cloth, stamped in gilt. Light shelf wear and soiling. Bookplate to front pastedown. Internally fine. Very good. Folding map. [8], 256 pp. 4to. No. 54 of an edition limited to 250 copies, signed by the author. "The Maxwell Land Grant at one time comprised a large portion of New Mexico, and its history inevitably involves much concerning land and cattle. Father Stanley's work, his first book, deals extensively with the history of the area, with emphasis on personalities. The edition was limited to 250 copies" - Reese. An increasingly scarce work. Adams Herd 2149; Adams Six Guns 2103; Dobie P.109; Howes C892; Six Score 102Cummins/Photo 8/21/18

[Denver: Printed By The World Press, 1952]., 1952. First edition. First edition. Quarto. Limited to 250 copies of which this is copy 106. Signed by Father Stanley. Original blue cloth, gilt stamping on front cover and spine, [8], 256 pp., foreword, numerous illustrations from old photographs, bibliography, double columns, map in pocket at rear. An outstanding work, the author's first book, and is the rarest of works by Father Stanley. A thoroughly researched history of the Maxwell Land Grant, a vast tract of land comprised of almost 2,680 square miles in New Mexico and Colorado. Rather than rely on heresay, Stanley examined historic documents and court records, forming an interesting history of this vast and controversial tract of land. Includes much information on the towns, the railroads, Indians on the grant, Lucien Maxwell, Carlos Beaubien, Guadalupe Miranda, Gov. Manuel Armijo, Gen. O. P. McMains, Clay Allison, and many others. In his foreword Stanley says, "Because of this bit of land… Read More

[Denver: Printed By The World Press, 1952]., 1952. First edition. First edition. Quarto. Limited to 250 copies of which this is copy 13. Signed by Father Stanley. Original blue cloth, gilt stamping on front cover and spine, [8], 256 pp., foreword, numerous illustrations from old photographs, bibliography, double columns, map in pocket at rear. An outstanding work, the author's first book, and is the rarest of works by Father Stanley. A thoroughly researched history of the Maxwell Land Grant, a vast tract of land comprised of almost 2,680 square miles in New Mexico and Colorado. Rather than rely on heresay, Stanley examined historic documents and court records, forming an interesting history of this vast and controversial tract of land. Includes much information on the towns, the railroads, Indians on the grant, Lucien Maxwell, Carlos Beaubien, Guadalupe Miranda, Gov. Manuel Armijo, Gen. O. P. McMains, Clay Allison, and many others. In his foreword Stanley says, "Because of this bit of land a… Read More

Denver: World Press. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. 1952. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 256 pages; Copy #17 of 250 signed by Stanley. Covers with light spotting, rubbing and wear. Original documents laid in or tipped in are: A letter to Maxwell dated 1835, a letter signed by Board Member tipped in on inside front cover, the map is present and in fine condition and has an original Bond Stamp stapled to it. The stamp is good in either London or Amsterdam. Tipped in on rear cover is a company letter listing names of 14 lot owners. .