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Evanston, ILL.: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 132 pages, frontis, illustrations. limited to 500 numbered copies. Reprint of the very rare first edition in which on 50 copies were printed. Graff 3314, Howes P469, "Ponting was prominent in the western cattle trade from 1840 to 1900, in 1854 he took Texas longhorns to New York." Herd 1815, "This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas.".

Evanston, ILL.: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. 132 pages, frontis, illustrations. #340 of 500 numbered copies, wear to edges, upper two corners exposed. Reprint of the very rare first edition in which on 50 copies were printed. Graff 3314, Howes P469, Ponting was prominent in the western cattle trade from 1840 to 1900, in 1854 he took Texas longhorns to New York. Herd 1815, This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas..

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Evanston, ILL.: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. 132 pages, frontis, illustrations. #63 of 500 numbered copies, slight spine fade, small spot on spine edge, inscribed by the publisher and illustrator. Reprint of the very rare first edition in which on 50 copies were printed. Graff 3314, Howes P469, Ponting was prominent in the western cattle trade from 1840 to 1900, in 1854 he took Texas longhorns to New York. Herd 1815, This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas..

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Evanston, ILL.: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. 132 pages, frontis, illustrations. #138 of 500 numbered copies, owner name, minor edge wear. Reprint of the very rare first edition in which on 50 copies were printed. Graff 3314, Howes P469, Ponting was prominent in the western cattle trade from 1840 to 1900, in 1854 he took Texas longhorns to New York. Herd 1815, This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas..

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The Branding Iron Press, 1952. First printing thus. Small impact to leading edges of both boards with small tears to paper, slight rubbing to spine tips, near fine in custom mylar cover. Brown cloth back cream boards, title in gilt.

Evanston: Branding Iron Press, 1952. Hardcover. Near fine. Introduction & notes by Herbert O. Brayer. Illustrations by David T. Vernon. This edition preceeded by only 50 copies. Adams Herd 1815, Graff 3314, Howes P465. Spine is very slightly lightened by the sun.

Evanston: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book #136/500. Clean and tight textblock. Light shelf, character soiling and age discoloring to binding. Lightly rubbed. 132pp., including notes and index.. Limited Edition. Cloth Spine. Very Good. Illus. by David T. Vernon. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover.

Evanston: Branding Iron Press, 1952. Slipcase, plain white d.j., brown cloth spine & paper covered boards, 132 pp. #310 fo 500c. Reprint of the very rare first edition (1907) in 25 copies. Herd 1815-"This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas." Ponting was prominent in the cattle trade from 1848-1900. Letter from the publisher laid in.. 1st.. Cloth & Paper Covered Boards. Fine/Fine.

Evanston, ILL.: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 132 pages, frontis, illustrations. limited to 500 numbered copies. Reprint of the very rare 1st. edition in which on 50 copies were printed. Graff 3314, Howes P469, "Ponting was prominent in the western cattle trade from 1840 to 1900, in 1854 he took Texas longhorns to New York." Herd 1815, "This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas.".

Evanston, IL: The Branding Iron Press, 1952. First edition thus. Hardcover. Very Good. Decorations by David T. Vernon. Small octavo, x, 132pp.; variant deluxe binding by Elizabeth Kner in full calf, inside glue stain to rear hinge, Brock's inked data on blank leaf, edgeworn. British emigrant becomes "The Cattle King of Central Illinois". Previously published in two printings of only 25 copies each. This work describes "the transition years between two important periods in the development of the American cattle trade - that of the early prairie feeder-farm business and of the later Texas (and western) trail era - Introduction." Copy no. 70 of 500 designed and printed by the Printing Office of Philip Reed. Warmly inscribed to Edson M Brock, Pres. of the Evanston Historical Society, by the publisher/editor Brayer, and the illustrator. This is the second book of the press. [HERD 1815 - "This book tells of one of the first cattle drives north from Texas."].