Search Results: Titles starting with N from The Wright Collection

Nacogdoches: Nacogdoches Altrusa Club, 1960. Stiff tan decorated paper cover, 25 pp., illus. Some minor spotting on endpapers. Short history of Nacogdoches. It is a revision of an earlier one prepared by R.B. Blake and George L. Crocket for the Texas Centennial 1936.. 1st.. Wrs.. Very Good.

Nacogdoches: Nacogdoches Hist. Soc., 1936. Stiff illus. paper covers (illus. of Indian Mound on rear cover), 23 pp., illus. Nice summary of the history of Nacogdoches. Cracker Barrel Chronicles #3447.. 1st.. Stiff Dec. Paper. Fine.

New Haven: Yale, 1986. Brown cloth spine over marbled boards, 34 pp. Exact printed facsimile of the only known copy. 1 of 500c printed at Meriden Stinhour Press. Her captors were among the Comanche bands which sent representatives to San Antonio to participate in treaty negociations which led to the famous Council House Fight of 1840. With an account of the massacre of John Webster & his party. Tate 2281.. 1st. Of This Ed.. Cloth & bds.. As New/No D.j. Issued.

Waco: Texian, 1976. Brown cloth with gilt lettering, 533 pp.,photos, illus. by Zella McDaniel, index. History of important Texas Gulf coast county.. 1st.. Cloth. Fine/No D.j. Issued.

N. Y.: Da Capo, 1990. Stiff paper covers, 621 pp., 6 maps, 15 plates. Introd. by Frank Vandiver. Johnston's was one of the first narratives by a major Confederate military figure. It is a vigorous defense of his actions and a hard hitting attack on others, particularly President Jefferson Davis. IN TALL COTTON 101; NEVINS II-68; & DORNBUSCH III-1399.. 1st. Of This Ed.. Paper. Near Fine/No D.j. Issued.

Dallas: DeGolyer Library, 2004. Cloth spine & decorated boards, 2 vols., 252 & 307 pp., maps, 5 plates. New edition of the best & most desirable 7th ed. which contains the diary of Thomas Falconer & an additional chapter on the Woll and Snively expeditions and the Mexican War. Ltd. 500c. Annotated & introduced by Gerald Saxon & William B. Taylor. Basic Tx. Bks #116. 1st. Of This Edition. Cloth & Dec. Boards. As New.

New Haven: Yale, 1986. Brown cloth spine, marbled boards, 34 pp. Exact facsimile of the only known copy. Ltd 500c printed at Meriden Stinhour Press. Her captors were among the Comanche bands which sent representatives to San Antonio to participate in treaty negociations which led to the famous Council House Fight of 1840. With an account of the massacre of John Webster & his party. Tate 2281.. 1st. Of This Ed.. Cloth & bds.. As New/No D.j. Issued.

Alexandria: Time-Life, 1984. Embossed black leather w/gilt lettering, 252 pp., ribbon marker, AEG, marbled endpapers. Reproduction of the 1877 first edition. Wilkinson resigned his commission in the U.S. Navy to join the Confederacy. He had a varied career before becoming in 1862 one of the most successful of the blockade runners. Collector's Library of the Civil War.. Leather. Fine/No D.j. Issued.

Austin: Guardsman Pub. & Printing Co. Paper covers, approx. 10" x 15", 128 pp., photos. Both covers loose as well as several pages, pages very worn on edges, title page missing triangular piece at bottom near spine that loses very little info. No date but portraits of Woodrow Wilson & Governor William Hobby so probably in the early 1920's. Lots of ads. Articles on the 36th Div., 90th Div. & various other units as well as Texas A&M & UT.. 1st.. Paper. Poor/No D.j. Issued.

El Paso: TWP 69 pp., photos, maps, references. Southwestern Studies Vol. II, Nos. 3 & 4, 1964 & 1965. A fine study of the development of the Navajo tribe under pressures from Washington and the policies of the Indian Bureau. . 1st.. Wrappers. Near Fine.

El Paso: TWP 1964 & 1965. Vol. II, Nos. 3 & 4 of Southwestern Studies. A fine study of the development of the Navajo tribe under pressures from Washington and the policies of the Indian Bureau. 1st.. Wrs.. Near Fine.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

El Paso: TWP, 1965. Volume II, Number 4. Winter 1965. A fine study of the Navajo. Part two of a two part set.. 1st. Edition. Wrs.. Near Fine/No Jacket.

Albuquerque: Avanyu Pub., 1989. Cloth w/color illus. attached to front cover, 136 pp., photos, map, appendix. Reprint of Lipps' 1909 edition as part of the Little Histories of North American Indians series. . Cloth. Fine.

Glendale: Arthur H. Clark, 1967. Cloth, 382 pp., illus., maps, index. The essential supply center for the occupation of California & its mission, pueblo, and military development. . 1st.. Cloth. Very Good/None.

Dallas: Taylor Pub., 1982. Brown sim. leatherw/gilt lettering, 423 pp., photos, index. Chapter 1 is a reprint of THE MEN & WOMEN IN WORLD WAR II FROM NAVARRO COUNTY (first pub. in 1945)-- 293 pp with names & photos. Chapter 2 lists 617 veterans not included in the 1945 book. Chapter 3 is a 60 page Navarro County Scrapbook contains hundreds of Navarro County veterans, stories of battles, etc.. 1st.. Sim. Leather. Fine/No D.j. Issued.

San Antonio: Naylor, 1936. Paper covers (lower front corner missing small piece & fist 10 pages corners bent), 100 pp., photos. San Jacinto Number, April, 1936. Howard Peak's "The Establishing of Fort Worth"; Clarence Wharton's "San Jacinto, The Sixteenth Decisive Battle": Olive Branch White's "Margaret Lea Houston, Wife of Gen. Sam Houston"; and much more.. 1st.. Paper. Very Good/No D.j. Issued.

San Antonio: Naylor, 1936. Paper covers, 100 pp., photos. San Jacinto Number, April, 1936. Howard Peak's "The Establishing of Fort Worth"; Clarence Wharton's "San Jacinto, The Sixteenth Decisive Battle": Olive Branch White's "Margaret Lea Houston, Wife of Gen. Sam Houston"; and much more.. 1st.. Paper. Very Good/No D.j. Issued.