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London: Quality Press Ltd.. Very Good with no dust jacket; Missing DJ, slight stain to front board, . corners lightly bumped, paper toned, 4cm closed tear to p33/34. ; Red . cloth boards with black lettering to spine. Nice tight copy, no names . inside.. 1946. First British Edition. Hardcover. First Printing; 160 pages; Ace McGregor, gambler, gunfighter, golden tongued orator has come home from four years of civil war to the family ranch of Diamond Deuce. Unfortunately his parents are dead, the ranch sold to pay taxes and the whole area under the sway of the powerful Brent Saybrook. .

London: Nelson. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1960. Hardcover. No DJ, very light soiling to boards, small crease on spine top. ; No date on this blue board hardback, but has very nice award plate dated 1960 from the Salvation Army. ; Two young men face Indians and other hardships while trying to regain a healthier life style in the West. .

London: Arrow. Good. 1978. Paperback. Ink numerals on creased cover and across top of reading block, small ink initials inside front cover, otherwise good condition. ; In 1876 two orphans crossed the Rockies to claim their inheritance in Oregon. Their only guide a frontier drifter with a posse on his trail. .

Ansty, Leicestershire: F A Thorpe (Publishing) Ltd.. Good+; Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside. Some reading . and cover creases, slanted spine, ink initials to inside covers. ; Large . print edition.. 1992. First Edition Thus. Paperback. Ex-Library . First Printing; Linford Western Library; 291 pages; There had been a strike in Herodsville years before but only the old timers remembered it. When a youing girl is found by two lawmen a strange tale emerges, which sets Town Marshal Bob Grant on a bizarre trail, and most bizarrely of all, to the resurrection of man presumed dead for years, Alamo Jefferson. ; 0708971490 .

London: World Distributors. Very Good+; Light reading creases. ; WDL 606. Nice tight copy, no names or . marks inside.. 1960. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . First Printing; 190 pages; A story reminiscent of The Red Badge of Courage. When the guns of Fort Sumter echoed across America in 1861 heralding the start of the Civil War, Quincy Scott was in Denver. A young Missourian he decides to join a group of Southerners and head east to join Confederate forces. It will be a long journey across territory cruely divided by the conflicting loyalties of the time. .

London: Rich and Cowan. Good+. 1950. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Ex-Library . Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside, ink name and old price inkstamp to front endpaper, paper starting to tone with some foxing. ; Library binding with DJ bound in. ; 167 pages; When Cynthia Carslake, raised in fashionable Mayfair, goes to the Western plains, she fully expects to find herself the queen of a great ranch with over 2000 head of cattle. What she didn't expect was a small backwoods spread run by her potential husband and his tough-as-a-rock mother who likes to resolve arguments with a rifle. .

Bridlington: Bridbooks. Very Good; Slightly slanted spine. Some foxing to inside covers, endpapers . and edges of reading block. ; Nice tight copy. Cover artwork uncredited. . Undated but assumed early 1970s.. 1971. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . 128 pages; Sam Benson lost his inheritence when twelve thousand dollars in gold had slipped through his fingers. But he'd never regarded that bit of clumsiness as anything but unfinished business. Now he'd returned to the scene of his folly with a quick gun and one purpose on his mind - to find out what really happened that fateful day. .

New York: Forge. Very Good-. 1996. Reprint; Second Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside. Some reading and cover creases, light shelf and edge wear, slightly cocked spine, old ink price to front endpaper. ; Second printing of Forge mass market edition, 1996. Good reading copy, no names inside. Wrap around cover cover artwork by Brad Schmehl. Heavy book and priced accordingly. ; 464 pages; St. Louis, 1850. Abriel Catton receives the last will and testament of his father, Web Catton, an enigmatic mountain man. Among the papers are instructions that Ab must reassemble his family: brothers and sisters he can barely remember, that separated after the death of his mother. Together they will search for Web Catton's legacy, all the while pursued by Braxton Bragg, the man responsible for Web's death, and his desire for revenge and gold. For the first time in the family's history, the six Cattons would be riding as one, and if the feuding family… Read More

London: Robert Hale. Fair; Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside. Missing front . endpaper, corners lightly bumped and rubbed. ; Gloss pictorial boards.. 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. Ex-Lib . First Printing; 159 pages; Ralph Coates has never yet killed a man, but his mission for vengence can only be achieved by death. ; 0709021356 .

London: Robert Hale & Company. Good+; Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside. Library binding . with DJ bound in, corners lightly bumped, several sets of ink initials to . inside covers. ; Cover artwork by Fara.. 1994. First Edition. Hardcover. Ex-Library . First Printing; Black Horse Westerns; 160 pages; It was a handsome youing woman who stepped down off the train at Abilene. But she was a woman who could manipulate life and men to her own advantage, a woman who would come to be known as the Black Widow. ; 0709053398 .

London: Gold Medal Books. Very Good. 1960. First British Edition; First Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Minor edge and shelf wear, ink initials to front endpaper, paper starting to tone. ; Gold Medal 466. Nice tight copy. ; 158 pages; The only reason he guarded the girl through Comanche country was to save her scalp to face a jury. Wary as he was of the Indians, Burnett was warier still of this girl who could coolly strike him down just as she had murdered his brother. .

London: Hodder & Stoughton. Fair. 1962. First British Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Ex-Library . Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside, missing front endpaper, light shelf wear, old ink price to half title, ink name to title. ; Library binding with DJ bound in. ; 228 pages; Three short stories that originally appeared in periodicals comprises Blue Feather, The Horse Thief, and Quakin-Asp Cabin. .

Leisure Books. Fair. 1983. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Ex Library paperback, small tear along spine, one large "Withdrawn" stamp inside, missing endpaper and title page but story complete. ; Good reading copy. ; 192 pages; Phil Blane couldn't believe his ears when the ranchers claimed his old friend Hal Armbruster was running them out of business. But when Hal sent a group of hired killers into town Phil got wise. Suddenly it was up to him to defend the frightened ranchers even if it meant a final showdown with his old buddy! .

London: Hamish Hamilton. Very Good with no dust jacket; Missing DJ, corners lightly bumped, light . shelf and edge wear, slight foxing to edges of reading block. ; Red cloth . boards with black lettering to spine. Nice tight copy, no names inside.. 1949. Reprint. Hardcover. Third Printing; 252 pages; Cold hearted gunfighter Jack Kells falls in love with Miss Joan Randle, a girl his legion has taken captive near the Idaho border. .

London: Robert Hale. Good+. 1969. First British Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Ex-Library . Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside, light shelf wear, old ink price to front endpaper. ; Library binding with DJ bound in. ; 160 pages; It seemed to Sheriff Scott Wagoner that his deputy, Jeff Mays, had lost interest in hunting the Yerby gang, but instead Jeff was in fact going to take an unorthodox way in tracking them down. .

London: Corgi. Very Good+. 1974. First British Edition; Fifth Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Minor cover creasing and edge wear.; Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside.; 122 pages; A blistering novel of action and adventure in the new West. .

London: Macmillan. Very Good- in Good dust jacket; Some shelf wear and tear to unclipped DJ . with 5cm closed tear to back, some foxing to endpaper, paper toned. ; Blue . cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine. Nice tight copy, no names . inside. DJ artwork by Peter Goodfellow.. 1975. First Edition. Hardcover. First Printing; 274 pages; Diana, the young wife of a soldier on her way to join her husband, is captured by Indians. Taken by their leader, Tiacomen, into his family and bound by the code of his people, he cannot understand why she is afraid of him. Gradually she begins to learn that the white man's stories of Indian brutality aren't true. ; 0333179846 .

Good+. 1940. Paperback. Stapled wraps. Cover rubbed on edge and torn at base of spine, staples showing rust, otherwise good condition. Undated but assumed 1940s. ; Pulp Western of the old style, with a classic cover, from the times when men were men and women were grateful. .

London: Robert Hale. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1965. First British Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. DJ has some edge wear. ; Red cloth boards. Nice copy of this scarce title. ; Clay Haskell rode into Fairfax County the heir to his Uncle's estate. Old Ben Haskell had been murdered because, in the heart of Cattleman's Country, he had turned his ranch into a farm. Clay wanted no trouble, he was a cattleman himself, but a clause in the will gave him the Tented H only if he continued to farm. .

Philadelphia, Pa, U. S. A.: Triangle Books. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1943. Reprint. Hardcover. Missing DJ, corners lightly bumped, some foxing to endpapers, paper toned, pencil gift message from Christmas 1944 to front endpaper. ; Grey cloth boards with maroon lettering to spine and reversed out panel to front. ; 388 pages; Story set during the Oklahoma Land Rush describing its effects on the native inhabitants. Made into a critically acclaimed film in 1931 through RKO Pictures winning the Academy Award for best picture. .