Search Results: FICTION - Westerns from Rainy Day Paperback Exchange

NY: Popular Library, c1962. Paperback. VERY GOOD-. Tight, faintest of age tanning to pages, clean, tilted. Rubbing to cover edges, 3 folded page corners. "They called him the Espada killer - because of the ace of spades he left on the copses of the men he gunned down...Now it was Jim Hatfield's job to hunt (him)...He bet his life in a game of shot-to-kill with a gunslinger who never missed." 143 pages.

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Crest (#P2063), 1974. (1st Paperback). Paperback. VERY GOOD. Tight, faint page yellowing, bright covers, clean, but spine is age soiled, tilted. Price written on cover. "they rode the freights into an Arizona desert town…an accidental killing…flight brought them to a remote Sierra Madre mining village…"

Kew Gardens, NY: Screen Facts Press, ©1969. Oversize paperback. GOOD+. Staple-bound but staple has been removed. Clean interior (Neat dates written in pencil under a few ads), faint age soil and rubbing to exterior, light surface creasing to back cover. "Movie ads of the past" from the heyday of Westerns: Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy), John Wayne, Glenn Ford, Joel McRae, Guy Madison, Randolph Scott, Tom Mix, Tex Ritter, Duncan Renaldo (The Cisco Kid) and many more. 64 pages, 11x8.5"(28x21.5 cm)

NY: Jove, 1980. (1st Jove edition). Paperback. VERY GOOD+. Tight, bright, clean, slight skew. Light edgewear and creasing. Slight smudge on back cover. "Longarm tracks a trail of gold - into the Ruby Mountains ISBN: 0515053139.

NY: Bantam / Dell / Random, 2006. (1st thus). Paperback. FINE. As new - gift quality! "nara la historia de dos hermanos que no pueden ser mas distintos - pero cuyo espiritu inquieto les mantiene unidos…" Text in Spanish ISBN: 0553588826.

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Gold Medal (#d1871), 1956. (1st edition). Paperback. NEAR FINE. Tight, yellowed pages, clean, square. Bookstore stamp & check mark on top of pages edges. "Boyd Cohoon came home to live by the knife or die by the gun...A great novel of the West by...the author of the Matt Helm Series."

NY: Dell (#5245), 1973. (1st Paperback). Paperback. VERY GOOD+. Tight, faint page yellowing, shiny cover, clean, square. Reading crease on spine and hinge crease. 1/4" rip at top of hinge. Tiny chip on 1 corner. Movie tie-in with Burt Reynolds. "a 19th-century women's-lib type heroine…a chase through the Wyoming Territory of the 1880's..."

NY: The Macaulay Company, ©1933. Hardbound. GOOD / No DJ. Reading copy. Tight, yellowed pages, faded cover, faint foxing on some pages, spots on cover and spine, faint tilt. Ex-library, stamps with library name and glue remainder marks inside both covers, remainder of bookplate and jacket flaps and number stamp on first free page. Softened spine ends and 2 corners worn through to boards. A Western by an author who rode for the Pony Express, drove a stage coach, was a cowpuncher, mined for gold, wrote many books and magazine stories and poetry. 320 pages, 7-1/2x5-1/8" (19x13cm).

NY: Avon (#462), ©1952. Paperback. GOOD+. Tight, yellowed pages, clean for age, faint curl. Rubbed edges. Some light surface creasing. Faint coffee(?) stain on covers & spine. "the moon was low over the prairie. In the willow brake a frightened horse whinnied. 'Wake up!' Rainbow said in a tense whisper. 'We got us some night callers.'"

Scottsdale, AZ: Jalart House, 1974. Oversize Paperback. GOOD. Tight, yellowed pages, light age soil to exterior, light curl. Covers intact but creased and ripped. 66 page, staple-bound magazine. 10-3/4"x8" "Ogllala - Last of the Trail towns; Warpath of Billy Bowlegs; Custer's Revenge; Austin Duel - Bright New Star on the Western Art Scene; Oregon's Joe Lane; Lynch Fever; Grandma Rode a Sidesaddle; Quantrill's Bloody Trail; Commanche - Lone Survivor of the Little Big Horn; Ten More True Tales of Buried Treasure"

NY: ACE (Double Western), ©1970. Paperback. GOOD+. Tight, faint page yellowing, clean interior, age soil to exterior, tilted. Creased and rubbed covers and spine. Tiny (<1/4") hinge rips a bottom of spine. Bookstore stamp. "Into this rats' nest of murder and trickery rode Santee Ransome, notorious gambler and gunman..."; "Walt Venable had been forced to kill a man in self-defense on the trail to Franklin..."

Boulder, CO: Otis Audio/Audio Adventures, 1998. Audio Book. GOOD. Abridged. 4 cassettes. Approx. 6 hours. Read by Jim Gough. "In 1858, war clouds loom on the horizon..Long John Coons wanted to get one more herd to the railroad before the cattle trails were closed..."

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Gold Medal (#k1551), 1960. (1st edition). Paperback. VERY GOOD. Tight, yellowed pages, clean, slight tilt. 2 bookstore stamps and faint hinge and spine creases. "Bushwhackers and Indians had cut their number down - now a bunch of damyankees, still fighting the war, wanted to finish the job." By the author of the Matt Helm Series

Racine, WI: Whitman Publishing, c1940. (1st edition). Hardbound. GOOD. Tight, severely age-tanned pages, light age soil to exterior, square except for slight inward curl to bottom, open-end, cover corners. All exterior edges and corners are rubbed. Owner's name and address inside front cover. First 2 pages have tiny rips on top edge. Covers are cardboard covered with full color, wrap-around illustration sealed in place with endpapers. Circular log on bottom corner of front cover says "The Better Little Book". 425 pages, many of which are full page illustrations, 4-1/2x3-5/8" (11.5x9.5cm).

Rockville Centre, NY: Stagecoach Publishing, 1974. Oversize Paperback. GOOD. Tight, yellowed pages, light age soil to exterior, light curl. "Treasure Trails; California's Floating Islands of Hell; George Phippen, Western Artist; The High Cost of Competent Mourners; No Wood for a Casket; Ben Williams - The fighting Quaker; The Last California Ranger; 5,000 to the Promised Land; Big Ed McGowan's Many Feuds; Ike Stevens - Rambunctious Governor; Does Indian Medicine Really Work?; Jack London's Forlorn Dream; Quaker Agent to the Kiowas'" 66 page, staple-bound magazine. 10-3/4"x8"