Boot Hill Books from Epic Books

He was well dressed and the casual observer might have taken him for a dude...but not after a look into the cold blue eyes and noting the smooth worn handles of his six guns - back cover Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years of his life researching the history of Tombstone. There is nothing… Read more about this item

Camillus Sidney Fly is recognized as one of the greatest of the frontier photographers. He didn't just take pictures - but actually recorded western history as it happened - back cover Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years of his life researching the history of Tombstone. There is nothing that he has written that isn't… Read more about this item

The Clantons were fighters and did things their own way. This eventually cost them their lives but not before drama and intrigue saturated their family name. This book is filled with documents and pictures that bring the past one step closer. Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years of his life researching the history of… Read more about this item

This is a well illustrated history of Apache Indians, with chapters on Apache chiefs, Gatewood, The Apache Kid, Organization of the Scouts, Geronimo, The Wild Ones. Includes a bibliography. Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years of his life researching the history of Tombstone. There is nothing that he has written that isn't exact and… Read more about this item

"A man, aptly named Slaughter, brought law and order to Cochise County with the law in one hand and a pearl handled .44 in the other"..."His courage and determination made him a man of iron a loner, silent, dangerous, and deadly" - back cover Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years of his life researching… Read more about this item

From the author's introduction: "When Geronimo surrendered to General Nelson A. Miles in Skeleton Canyon, on September 4th, 1886, it marked the end of the savage opposition that had slowed the settling of the American Southwest for over three hundred years. It also marked the end of the Apache fighting man. The world will never see his like again." Ben… Read more about this item

Prepare to be captivated by a tale that goes beyond the myths and paints a vivid portrait of a time when honor, justice, and survival were all part of the same deadly dance. This book will transport you to a world where lawmen were pitted against outlaws, where alliances were fragile, and where one wrong move could seal your fate.… Read more about this item

This is a beautifully done work about the most famous dentist in America. It is filled with photographs, documents, and information which has not been seen before. You have read the novels, seen the movies and TV shows, now read the book that burst the bubbles concerning Doc Holliday. Ben T. Traywick was THE historian of Tombstone. He had spent years… Read more about this item

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