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Jourdanton TX: Privately published, Village Printer, 1970. First Edition. Soft cover. Collectible Near Fine. 1st printing. Pictorial wraps. 42pp. Illustrated with a couple of simple drawings. Short bibliography. Signed "Best wishes" by Parker. Parker, of Pleasanton, Texas, writes in an honest style about the subject. He relates that western author Jack Thorp was a friend and on one visit to Thorp in Santa Fe, J. Frank Dobie dropped by. Some original material here probably, but the author mainly draw off classic sources such as Dobie, Walter Prescott Webb, and Charlie Russell. Not a particularly scarce book, but a nice one that should be in any cowman or cowwoman's library. Near fine.

Jourdanton Texas : The Village Printer , 1970. Book. Very Good+. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Original pictorial wraps, 43 pages, illustrations, some smudging on one page, inscribed by the author. Pamphlet on the cowboy written as an introduction for the author's Hinge of Destiny, published in 1971. Discusses the origin of the cowboy, distinguishes three periods of cowboy history, and talks at length about the differences between a bronco buster and a cowboy..

Jourdanton Texas : The Village Printer , 1970. Book. Very Good+. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Original pictorial wraps, 43 pages, illustrations, inscribed by the author. Pamphlet on the cowboy written as an introduction for the author's Hinge of Destiny, published in 1971. Discusses the origin of the cowboy, distinguishes three periods of cowboy history, and talks at length about the differences between a bronco buster and a cowboy..

Jourdanton (TX): Privately Published, 1970. First Edition. Soft cover. Fine. 1st printing. Pictorial wraps. 42pp. Illus/drawings by Mona Parker. Signed "Best Wishes" and dated 1972 by Parker. Interesting non-academic monograph on the cowboy by one who, for example, personally overheard & related a conversation between, Jack Thorp & J. Frank Dobie on the subject. Fine.