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Renner, Texas: Texas Research Fdn., 1969. FINE. Flora of Texas by Cyrus Longworth Lundell and collaborators. Volume 2, Part II, pp. 21-317, Pls. 1-14. Illustrated with 14 full page b/w drawings. Over-size green wraps. A serial pubication.

NY: Simon and Schuster, 1982. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. SIGNED by the author with early first initial and full name, no other names. Publisher's mark on bottom edge.

Kingsville: Texas A & M University Press, 2004. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. 79pp., printed enamel stock, photographsd, 4to color photographic wraps. Studies in grass, game, birds, wildlife, raptors, wild cats, protected species, water, shore erosion and other topics of interest to South Texas land owners.

Lubbock, Texas: Texas Tech, 1989. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. SIGNED by the artist. Map, 113pp., index, oblong 4to color wraps. Full page color photographs with the color pastel painting made by Winton on the opposing page. Photographer and artist join their efforts in bringing the panorama of the Texas Plains canyons from obscurity."People who have lived in West Texas all their lives often merely move back and forth along the main-traveled roads; they have no inkling that canyon visions possessing both delicacy and majesty are there to be seen and wondered at, often only a few miles from their long-familiar routes..a little visited but compelling world." - Larry McMurtry

NY: Knopf, 2002. First Edition. Hardcover . FINE IN FINE DJ/fine. 1st printing, SIGNED with authors signature on title page, 439pp. Price unclipped dj in archival mylar cover. An autobiographical novel by the San Antonio author of The House on Mango Street.

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1962. Reprint. Hardcover. GOOD IN VERY GOOD DUST JACKET. Previous owner's name, in several places, tape off-set to endpapers, ow clean tight bright and very good in gilt-stamped red cloth, 345pp., footnotes, maps, index, appendix, 71 illustrations including photographs. Bright pictorial red/yellow dj in mylar cover. Information on Quanah Parker, Satanta, Fort Griffin, Comanche, Kiowa, Caddo, from the 1860s thru 1890s.

Austin: Crawford-Penick, Inc., 1972. First paperback. Soft Cover. GOOD. . 166 annotated first editions printed, designed or produced by Carl Hertzog. Essays: Alfred Knopf Speaks on Hertzog, Al Lowman Speaks on Hertzog's Books. Two color 4to stapled wraps. Faded.

San Antonio: McNay Art Museum, 1997. First Edition. Wraps. FINE. SIGNED by the artist under his frtspc. port. Clean, no names, 107pp., list of lenders to the exhibiti, bibliography, 60 full page color plates, 4to color wraps. San Antonio artist, grew up in Hamilton. Includes interviews with the artist. His work in oil and acrylic an intriguing style which combined a Northern Renaissance technical precision with a decidedly Texas environment and inspired by his boyhood home an landscape of Hamilton.

Wa. D.C.: Smithsonian, 1912. 1st edition. Hardcover. Very good with a few light spotted abrasions to the cloth and sprinkled foxing to the endpapers only.. 308pp. plus list of publications in back, index, folding chart, folding maps, folding views, folding plans, photographs, artifacts, 78 plates and 54 text illustrations, index, 4to over-size gilt-stamped with Indian head on green cloth. Clean, no names, hinges tight with small 1 inch cut in free front endpaper at the hinge and rear hinge just beginning to crack.

San Antonio: Standard, 1934. First Edition. Softcover. FINE. 97pp, + list of immigrants coming from Havre, France via Galveston, 1842, 4 photographs on 3 platesbib., brown printed gray wraps, no names, no writing. Includes "Adventures of a Castrovillian" by Auguste Fretelliere, Republic of Texas, 1843-1844.

Scottsdale, Az.: Guidon Books, n.d.. 1st edition. Perfect bound.. Very good+. Introduction by Dean Krakel, 59pp, list of 323 items with prices circa 1960's, ills. Printed pictorial white wraps.

Chicago: Newberry Library The University of Chicago Press, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/very good. Includes separate pamphlet Index to Maps, 854pp., index, 4800 entries.

Houston: C. DORMAN DAVID, 1964. First ed. VERY GOOD. Interior clean, no names, no writing, covers darkened at edges. Annotated catalogue of 130 rare items.

Hillsboro, Oregon: Beyond Words, 1991. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. 176pp., biblio, full page photos of 34 ranchers plus additional photos, charcoal endpapers, black oblong folio cloth with marbled silver spine titles, silver brand to upper board, b/w photographic dj in archival mylar cover. Author was invited into the homes on many south Texas ranches where she photographed and recorded their ranching histories. Contains the only interview ever given by Alice Gertrudis Kleberg East, Granddaughter of Captain Richard King from her home on the 350,000 acre San Antonio Viejo Ranch, 13 miles north of the Rio Grande near Zapata. Albert Gates Ranch near Catarina, Dolph Briscoe near Catarina, Belton Kleberg Johnson. Chaparrpsa Ranch, Red Nunnley at La Paloma Ranch near Eagle Pass, and many other southwest Texas ranchers.

Virginia Beach: Donning Company, 2008. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/Fine slipcase. Bibliography, 100s of photographs,208pp., index. Oblong 4to maroon leatheretee gilt titles to spine and upper board in matching maroon leatherette slipcase. Includes early settlers, schools, businesses, South Plains Army Air Field, buildings, a chronological history and more of interest.

Austin: Huntington, 1989. First Edition. Soft Cover. FINE.. 185pp., index, photos, biographies, 4to color wraps. Includes work by Ney, Coppini, Tauch, Proctor and others.

College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1995. 1st edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Photos, 352pp., index, notes, bibliography.Black cloth, gilt spine titles, map pictorial turquoise dj in archival mylar. Final vol. in author's trilogy on the Gulf Coast. Information on the hurricanes and shipwrecks, reconnaissace of the Texas barrier islands and lagoons along the Gulf west of the Mississippi River. "Nature protects these harbours and coasts with dangerous reefs. Hurricanes prevail, and storms so menacing as to make access difficult to ships."

University of Texas, 1966. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/good. 148pp. color plates, index, biblio, folio, 11.5 x 11.5 inches, dj inside archival mylar cover. Clean tight no writing, old bookplate.

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1949. Second Printing. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/very good. SIGNED with author's presentation on half-title page. (1936) Ffirst of this new edition, 485pp., index, illus. by Harold Bugbee. Clean, bright, sharp in dj archival with mylar cover. Heel of spine wrinkled, corner of upper board bumped. BASIC 81 -" Haley grew up in the shadow of Goodnight who rode bareback from Illinois to Texas when he was nine years old (1845)."

Norman: University of Ok. Press, 1949. reprint. Soft Cover. VERY GOOD.. Illustrated by Harold Bugbee, maps, 485pp., index, bibliography, footnotes. Ink scribble on half title page, clean tight bright. ROBINSON 63. BASIC 81. HERD 960. MERRILL - Aristocrat of the Cow Country.