AUCTION SPONSORS - Texas State Historical Association

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115th Annual Meeting • El Paso, Texas • Camino Real Hotel
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Auction Sponsors
José Cisneros Sponsorship Level
Ysleta Mission Sponsorship Level
2009 Windy
Terrace · Cedar Park, TX 78613
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Schedule
Silent Auction
Ballroom C & D
Thursday..................................................... 10:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m..
Friday........................................................... 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Live Auction Preview Party
Dome Bar
Friday........................................................... 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. .
Live Auction
Dome Bar
Friday........................................................... 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m..
Live Auction Checkout
Dome Bar
Friday........................................................... 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m..
Silent Auction Checkout
Ballroom C & D
Saturday.......................................................8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m..
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We would especially like to thank members of the 2011 Auction Committee, who were so
generous with their time and expertise. Without them this auction would not have been possible:
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Chair
Ted Lusher, Austin and Llano
Committee Members
J. P. Bryan, Houston
D. Jack Davis, Denton
Auctioneers
Light Cummins, Sherman
Lonn Taylor, Fort Davis
Texas State Historical Association
Board of Directors
President
Dianne Powell, San Antonio
First Vice President
Merline Pitre, Houston
Second Vice President
Watson C. Arnold, Fort Worth
Mary Margaret Amberson, San Antonio
Carlos Blanton, College Station
Walter Buenger, College Station
Stephen C. Cook, Houston
John W. Crain, Dallas
Caroline C. Crimm, Huntsville
Light T. Cummins, Sherman
Jeff Dunn, Dallas
Joseph S. Fletcher Jr., McAllen
Sarita Hixon, Houston
Ben Johnson, Dallas
John Nau, Houston
Jack Niland, El Paso
Mary Kelley Scheer, Beaumont
Rebecca Sharpless, Fort Worth
Gayle Strange, Denton
Lonn Taylor, Fort Davis
Frances B. Vick, Dallas
Eddie Weller, Houston
J. Kent Calder, ex officio
Randolph B. “Mike” Campbell, ex officio
DONORS
We are extremely grateful to the following donors. Because of their generosity, the Texas State Historical
Association is able to present one of the finest auctions of Texana.
Raye Virginia Allen, Temple
Robert Isham, Decatur
Antiquarium, Houston
Frank W. Jennings, San Antonio
Arader Galleries
JoJo & Duddi, San Augustine
Watson Arnold, Fort Worth
Colleen Kain, Austin
Attal Galleries
Kenston Rare Books, Dallas
Austin Public Library
King Ranch, Kingsville
Bishop’s Lodge Resort and Spa, Santa Fe
Paul Kramer, Carrollton
Bruce Bartlett, San Antonio
Rhonda Lashley Lopez, Kerrville
Brookhaven Country Club, Dallas
Al Lowman, San Marcos
Ted Lusher, Austin and Llano
Cynthia Buchanan, Uvalde
Martin’s Fine Jewelry, Odessa
George W. Bush, Dallas
Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
J. Kent Calder, Denton
Shelly Morrison, Waco
Weldon Cannon and Patricia K. Benoit, Temple
The Family of George F. Murphy Jr.
J. Speed Carroll, New York
E. Vic Niemeyer, Austin
The Center for Art Conservation, Dallas
Mary Jo O’Rear, Corpus Christi
Sen. John Cornyn, Austin
John Parker, Plano
Crinkstuff, Austin
Donald Parsons, College Station
Robert Cochran, Houston
Pinto Pony Cookie Factory, San Augustine
Steve Cook, Houston
Pratt’s Books, Graham
James Cousar, Austin
Prestonwood Country Club, Dallas
DaVinci Fine Portraiture, Fort Worth
Sid Richardson Museum, Fort Worth
Gail C. and D. Jack Davis, Denton
Ridglea Watch & Jewelry, Fort Worth
Tim Draves, San Antonio
Dorothy Sloan, Austin
Bob Earley, Bogata
Roland Sledge, Houston
Fair Oaks Country Club, San Antonio
Rep. Joe Straus, San Antonio
Foresight Golf, Boerne
Texas General Land Office, Austin
Four-O-Imprint, Abilene
Texas Rangers Baseball Club, Arlington
Kay Goldman, College Station
Texas Tejano, San Antonio
Grace Museum, Abilene
Jerry Thompson, Laredo
David Gracy, Austin
Frances B. Vick, Dallas
Hal Marcus Gallery, El Paso
Walter Prescott Webb Historical Society
Heritage Auctions, Dallas
Margaret Waring, Comanche
Carol Henderson, Fort Worth
Debbie Winegarten, Austin
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The Texas State Historical Association:
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Live And Silent Auctions
Revive Past Traditions
Auctions of Texana have long been a part of the
TSHA annual meetings. According to Richard
B. McCaslin’s history of the Association, At
the Heart of Texas, the first such event was
implemented by Director Walter Prescott Webb,
and a good time was had by all. Writing in the
April 1939 Southwestern Historical Quarterly,
Webb described that first auction this way:
“On the night of April 28, the Texas State
Historical Association will hold its first book
auction. This auction will be held at the Driskill
Hotel after the annual dinner. The books,
principally Texas items, will be presented by
members of the Association and the proceeds
will go to the Association... Some of the books
will be sold ‘blind,’ and some will contain
a Texas Centennial half dollar, and original
document, and a five dollar bill if someone can
be induced to contribute it... The auctioneer will
be chosen from among the members, and are
sure to know far more about books than they do
about auctioneering.”
Walter P. Webb thought the auctions would
raise money and increase attendance at the
meetings, and they did both. Over the years,
the Association has benefited greatly from the
many auctions, large and small, that have taken
place. Last year, with the help of J. P. Bryan,
who has spearheaded numerous auctions in the
past, the Association revived the tradition of the
Live Auction at the annual meeting, working in
conjunction with Heritage Auction Galleries.
That auction brought in more than $100,000 to
support the organization.
This year J. P. has been working with Auction
Committee chair Ted Lusher of Austin and
committee member Jack Davis of Denton on
a wide ranging strategy in which the El Paso
meeting will host a Live Auction of items that
will be interesting and affordable to all Annual
Meeting attendees. Lonn Taylor of Fort Davis
and Light Cummins of Sherman will be the
auctioneers, and like the TSHA auctioneers of
old, they are assured “to know more about books
than auctioneering.” The idea is to have fun and
raise some money for the TSHA. We hope you
will join us at the Camino Real’s Dome Bar on
Friday, March 4, for some fun and to bid on
great Texana collectibles.
See you in El Paso!
J. Kent Calder
TSHA Executive Director
Terms and Conditions
All proceeds from donated lots and commissions from consigned lots go
solely to the Texas State Historical Association.
The property listed in this catalog will be offered
for sale by the Texas State Historical Association
(TSHA) on the following terms and conditions:
1. Each participant must register for the Live
and Silent Auction to be issued a bidder
number. Auction registration forms will be
available online and at the meeting. One
bidder number can be used for both Silent
and Live Auctions.
2. Participation in Live Auction will require
a paddle, unless phone or proxy bidder.
Please pick up paddles during preview party
between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m., Friday, March 4
3. This is a charity auction fundraiser for
TSHA; no state sales tax will be collected
for this auction.
4. Payment to be made by check or credit card
on the day of the sale (except as mentioned
below). Please make checks payable to
TSHA.
5. Items and condition have been described
as completely as possible. However this is
a benefit fundraiser; if you have condition
concerns, please contact TSHA to examine
your lots before bidding. All property is sold
“AS IS” and without any right of return.
6. The TSHA reserves the right to withdraw
any lot before or at the sale.
Phone Bidding
7. Phone bidding is available;
please contact David Degnan at
TSHA (940) 369-5221 or by email at
DavidDegnan@TSHAonline.org to set up
phone bidding. He can be contacted the day
of the sale at (940) 367-8725. It is strongly
recommended that you make arrangements
at least one week before the sale date.
Shipping Services
8. Shipping services for goods won at auction
can be provided by TSHA via UPS upon
buyer’s request. Shipping & handling
charges will be charged to buyer. Insurance
for items shipped will also be available.
Silent Auction
9. Bidding in this year’s Silent Auction will
begin Thursday, March 3, 10:00 a.m. and
close Friday March 4, approximately 6:30.
(30 minutes after close of Live Auction.)
10. Bidders must be present to participate in
the Silent Auction bidding. No telephone
bidding will be accepted. Listing of Silent
Auction items in catalog for reference only.
Actual opening bid will be reflected on bid
sheets.
11. Silent Auction participants must register
and receive a bidder number. Bids without a
registered bidder number will not be valid. |
12. Each Silent Auction bid sheet will contain
a minimum bid requirement. Bidding
increments must be $5 or multiples of $5,
i.e., $5, $10, $15, etc. Failure to comply
with the minimum increase will result in the
elimination of your bid.
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For Evelyn
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LIVE AUCTION SESSION
Friday March 4, 2011, Approx... 5:00 P.M. MST
Camino Real Hotel, El Paso
Dome Bar
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Tyler, Ron, Managing Editor, et al. The New
Handbook of Texas. Austin: The Texas State Historical Association, 1996. First edition. Six 4to
volumes. 1053; 1178; 1188; 1193; 1176; 1157
pages. Illustrated. Original publisher’s blue cloth
over boards with title blind stamped on the front
boards and in gilt on the spine of each volume.
This is the Handbook given to Evelyn Stehling as
her personal copy from Dr. Ron Tyler. Personal
inscription to Evelyn from Tyler. Signed by Tyler,
Doug Barnett, Roy Barkley, Penelope Anderson,
and Mark Odintz.
McDonald, David. Jose Antonio Navarro. Limited Edition. Hardcover w/ dustjacket. Foil Stamp
on dj indicating limited edition. Signed and Numbered. #15 of 100. Special limited edition run of
100 copies not advertised or available for sale to
the public. The first printing of this title lasted
only 2 weeks.
Starting Bid - $20
Estimate - $50 - $100
Patterson, Paul. Kelton, Elmer, illus. Sam
McGoo and Texas Too. 1947. Mathis, Van Nort
& Company. First Edition with dust jacket.
Inscribed to Al and Darlyne Lowman by Paul
Patterson and Elmer Kelton. Includes original
receipt dated march 22, 1983 from David Grossblatt books in Dallas, Texas.
Starting Bid - $50
o Estimate - $100 - $200
[Bronze Statue]Reproduction Bronco Buster
by Frederic Remington. Desk size reproduction statue of Frederic Remington’s first bronze
sculpture, portraying a skilled and confident rider
breaking in a wild horse. This particular piece
went on to become his most popular. 14 inches
high. Retails for over $500.
Starting Bid - $50 Estimate - $150 - $250
6.
Wharton, Clarence. Remember Goliad. Limited
Edition of 100. 1931. Hardcover. McCurdyYoung Company, Houston.
Starting Bid - $50 o Estimate - $100 - $150
4.
Price, Carol Ann. Early El Paso Artists. 1983.
Texas Western Press. First Edition. Hard cover
bound in blue cloth with gilt stamping, and
pasted-on illustrations, illustrated with b/w and
color reproductions of the art works, 115 pages,
in heavy acetate dust jacket. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Price.
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7.
Santleben, August. A Texas Pioneer. 1910. The
Neale Publishing Company. Fine condition. No
dust jacket. This book is usually found in deplorable condition because Neale Publishing didn’t
put alum in the cloth the books were bound with
so it was prone to bug damage. Book is in fine
condition.
8.
Falconer, Thomas. Letters and Notes on the
Texan Santa Fe Expedition: 1841 – 1842. 1930.
Dauber & Pine Bookshops, Inc. New York. Includes original receipt from William Reese Company dated April 11, 1983, sold to Al Lowman.
9.
Barker, Eugene C. Mexico and Texas: 1821 –
1835. 1928. P.L. Turner Company. Inscribed by
Barker. Includes dustjacket. Rarely do you find
this copy with a dust jacket.
10. 1936 Texas Centennial Clear Stemmed Goblets.
Wonderful pair of 1936 Texas Centennial celebration clear glass stemmed or footed goblets. The
goblets are 6” tall and decorated with raised stars,
the words “Texas Centennial”, the Texas and
American flags with 1836-1936 on one side and
The Alamo on the other.
11.
Henderson, Harry McCorry. History of the 141st
Infantry, 36th Infantry Division Texas National
Guard. First Edition. 1950. Color frontis, folding
illus. Dornbusch II-1071. Chapters on the 1st &
2nd Tx. Infantry during the Civil War. Also the
1st & 2nd Regiments Tx. Volunteers in the Texas
Revolution, the 1st Tx. Foot Riflemen in the Mexican War. Inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll by Author.
12.
Lea, Tom. Western Beef Cattle. 1967. Encino
Press. Limited Edition, #661 of 850 copies.
Housed within a fine pictorial slipcase. A series
of eleven paintings by Tom Lea depicting the origin and development of the Western beef cattle,
from the first Spanish cattle in North America in
1521, to the wild cattle, the Texas Longhorn, to
moving beef steers from the range to eventually
the Union Stockyards in Chicago.
13.
Graves, John. Goodbye to a River. Limited Edition. Book Club of Texas edition. 1989. Signed.
Contains photos by Graves and his wife not found
in original. Includes inscribed publication announcement by Graves, dated 5/1/89, to Bob
Cozby.
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border between the U.S. and Mexico. There are two
index maps, and 19 detail maps; these latter are on a
scale of 1/60,000, or about one mile per inch. There
five profile sheets of the boundary. Each of the maps
is signed in facsimile by the engineers conducting the
survey, three Mexican and three American.
Starting bid - $200 Estimate - $400 - $600
17.
18. Schreiner III, Chas. A Pictorial History of the
Texas Rangers. Y O Press, Mountain Home,
Texas, 1969. Hard Cover. Dust jacket. Extremely
scarce in dust jacket.
19. Rye, Edgar. The Quirt and the Spur. 1909. W.B.
Conkey Company. Includes dust jacket. Rarely
is this titled offered with dustjacket. Includes
original receipt from Dudley Dobie, June 1, 1966.
20.
McMurtry, Larry. Lonesome Dove. Simone
& Schuster, New York. 1985. First Edition. First
State. With error ‘he had none nothing’ on page
621.
15. Unframed original program for “Texas Welcome
Dinner”, November 22, 1963, Municipal Auditorium, Austin, Texas. On Friday, November 22, 1963,
a Texas Welcome Dinner was planned for 7:30
p.m. at the municipal Auditorium in Austin where
the president, the vice president, and the governor
of Texas would be honored. This dinner never took
place, as both President Kennedy and Governor
John Connally were shot by sniper fire during an
afternoon parade through downtown Dallas.
Starting Bid - $200 Estimate $400 - $600
16. Mexican Boundary Commission Atlas, Senate Documents, Vol. 25, No. 247, 55th Congress, 2d Session,
1897-98. The title page reads “Boundary between the
United States and Mexico as Surveyed and Marked
by the International Boundary Commission Under
the Convention of July 29th, 1882, Revived February
18th, 1889. Double-page title-sheet and 26 doublepage lithographed maps and profiles. 28½x20¾,
cloth. Very large and detailed atlas mapping the
Ray, Ophelia. Daughter of the Tejas. 1965.
New York Graphic Society Publishers, Ltd. Dust
jacket. Ghost written by Larry McMurtry. Signed
by McMurtry as Ophelia Ray.
Framed original ink and watercolor by José
Cisneros titled West Texas Family. Extremely
rare piece given that Cisneros was colorblind and
known primarily for his historic figures of the
Spanish borderlands. Drawing features Longhorn,
mother and calf. A similar drawing of Longhorns hung in the den of the Cisneros home on
Hueco Street in El Paso. Signed and dated. 1981.
Framed.
Starting Bid - $2,500 Estimate - $5000 - $7000
21.
Printed document signed by Andrew J. Hamilton,
Provisional Governor of Texas, and by James H.
Bell, Secretary of State, August 8, 1865, Austin, Texas appointing B. Graham, M.D., to the
Office of Superintendent of the State Asylum
for the Care of Lunatics. State of Texas and the
Lone Star printed at top, and the state seal blind
stamped at bottom. Verso with sworn affirmation signed by Graham and Hamilton. Hamilton
served as provisional Governor from the summer
of 1865 to the summer of 1866.
Starting bid - $1200 Estimate - $1800 - $2500
22.
Lea, Tom. The Wonderful Country. Four-O-imprint. Abilene, TX. 1995. Signed by Tom Lea on
Tom Lea. Limited edition of 250 copies. Slipcase.
Largely considered the “best” edition.
Starting Bid - $200
Estimate - $400 - $500
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[Map] County Map of Texas with inset of
Galveston Bay and Vicinity. Philadelphia: Samuel Augustus Mitchell, 1
870. Engraving with
original color. Framed. With frame, measures
22x30. Acid free mounts under UV plexiglass.
Starting Bid - $50
24.
Estimate - $200 - $300
Tyler, Ron, Managing Editor, et al. The New
Handbook of Texas. Austin: The Texas State
Historical Association, 1996. First edition. Six
4to volumes. 1053; 1178; 1188; 1193; 1176;
1157 pages. Illustrated. Limited Edition. Leather
Spine. Very scarce item. Only 60 numbered editions were published by the Texas State Historical
Association along with a few publisher copies.
This is a publisher copy. Non-numbered. All 6
volumes come in slipcase.
25.
Webb, Walter Prescott. The Great Plains. Ginn
and Company, Boston, 1931. Hard Cover. Book
Condition: Very Good+. First Edition. 525 pages,
maps, drawings, illustrations. A historical interpretation of the semi-arid short grass Country, the
so called Cattle Kingdom. Features a long chapter
on the cattle industry. Same book purchased at
the 1996 TSHA Texana Auction by Colleen Kain,
the same year she retired from the Association.
Colleen was feverishly bidding against the late
Jenkins Garrett until he turned around to see who
he was bidding against. Upon seeing Colleen he
surrendered. Colleen has donated this book to the
auction in memory of her longtime colleague and
good friend, Evelyn G. Stehling, whom this auction is dedicated.
Starting Bid - $150 Estmiate - $200 - $250
26.
Barker, Eugene C. The Life of Stephen F. Austin. 1925. Cokesbury Press. Dust jacket included.
27.
Jackson, Jack. Shooting the Sun: Cartographic
results of military activities in Texas, 1689 –
1829. 1998. 2 volumes. Slipcase. 1/325.
28.
[Lamp] Kokernot 06 Chuckwagon Wagonwheel
base lamp with W.D. Smithers-Inspired Shade.
The decorative celluloid shade is inspired by
the photographic lampshades designed by Texas
photographer Wilfred D. Smithers. This shade
contains four Texas scenes. Lamp stands 17
inches tall with shade.
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29.
Thompson, Cecilia. History of Marfa and
Presidio County. Volume I & II. Set in slip case.
Nortex Press, Austin. 1985.
30.
Sonnichsen, C.L. The El Paso Salt War of 1877.
Inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll by Hertzog, Cisneros,
and Sonnichsen. Includes dust jacket. First Edition.
First State. “d” instead of “b” in word bravely on
page 61.
31.
Taylor, Paul S. An American-Mexican Frontier. 1934. University of North Carolina Press.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Paul Taylor. Dust
jacket. Includes letter written to Al Lowman from
Taylor dated July 8, 1972.
32.
Rubio, Abel G. Stolen Heritage: A Mexican
American’s Rediscovery of his families lost land
grant. 1986. Eakin Press. Dust jacket. Inscribed
to Al Lowman by Rubio, Thomas Kreneck, and
Jack Jackson.
33.
2010 TSHA Auction Catalog. One of 9 copies
designed by Craig Jensen for Al Lowman. These
copies in slipcase were intended for private distribution by Al Lowman.
Starting Bid - $50
34.
Lea, Tom. An Oral History. Limited Edition
#122 of 150. Signed by Margo, Craver, and Lea.
1995. Texas Western Press. Slipcase.
35.
Gavel presented by Speaker Joe Strauss. 81st Legislature. Texas House of Representative. This will
be used during the auction and dedicated to the
memory of David Weber at end of auction.
Starting Bid - $50
• After the TSHA David Weber Memorial
Gavel is sold, the auctioneer will take
“add-ons” from any audience member
who would like to donate to TSHA in
memory of David Weber. You may state
any amount you wish to donate.
SILENT AUCTION SESSION
Thursday, March 3 through Friday, March 4, 2011
Camino Real Hotel, El Paso
Ballroom C & D
1.
Goetzmann, William H. Sam Chamberlain’s
Mexican War: The San Jacinto Museum of
History Paintings. Austin, Texas: Texas State
Historical Association, 1993. Limited Edition
number 71 of 100 copies. Leather spine, in
slipcase.
2.
Elliott, Claude. Theses on Texas History. Austin, Texas: Texas State Historical Association,
1955. In slipcase.
3.
Barker, Eugene C. and Lomax, John A. Lester
Gladstone Bugbee - A Memorial - Teacher and
Historian. Austin, Texas: Texas State Historical
Association, 1945.
4.
Day, James M.; Osburn, Mary; and Yarbrough, Donna. Texas House and Senate Journals. Austin, Texas: Texas State Library, 1965. 5
Volumes. Ninth Regular Session 1861-1862 is 2
Volumes, (One House, One Senate). Ninth called
Session is 1 Volume. Tenth Regular Session 1963
is 2 volumes, One House and One Senate. All 5
volumes inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll by James
Day.
5.
Carroll, H. Bailey. Masonic Influences on Education in the Republic of Texas. Waco, Texas:
Texas Lodge of Research, A. F. & A. M., 1960.
Neighbours, Kenneth F. Robert S. Neighbors,
Texas. Reprinted from Texas Grand Lodge
Magazine, March, 1956. Number 4, pages
122-125. Slight fire damage. Texas Lodge
of Research. Transactions - Texas Lodge of
Research, 1959-1960-1961. Waco, Texas: Texas
Lodge of Research, A. F. & A. M., 1962. (H.
Bailey Carroll served as Junior Warden, Senior
Warden, and Worshipful Master of this Freemason Lodge during this time).
6.
Callahan, C. D. P. and Sister Mary Generosa. The History of the Sisters of the Divine
Providence - San Antonio, Texas. Milwaukee:
Catholic Life Publications, Bruce Press, 1955.
ITHBCBA. Hilda Methodist Church Historic
Committee. History of the Hilda (Bethel)
Methodist Church, 1862-1962. San Marcos,
TX: 1962. Moseley, J. A. R. The Presbyterian
Church in Jefferson. Austin, Texas: Texas State
Historical Association, 1946. This is one of
675 copies of this book printed. West, Joe. A
Century of Christianity in a Christ Centered
Church. A History of the Walnut Creek Baptist
Church.
7.
Bishop, Curtis. The Texas News - A Miscellany
of Texas History in Newspaper Style - Special
Christmas Supplement. Austin, Texas: The
Steck Company, 1955. In slipcase.
8.
Bode, Winston. A Portrait of Pancho. Austin,
Texas: The Pemberton Press, 1965. Signed by
Author. Third Printing.
9.
Toepperwein, Emilie and Fritz A. Donkey
Day. Boerne, Texas: The Highland Press, 1950.
First Printing.
10. Havins, T. R. Something About Brown ( A
History of Brown County, Texas). Brownwood,
Texas: Banner Printing Company, 1958. Inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll by Author.
11. Lenz, Louis. Texas Money. Reprinted for The
Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Vol. LVII,
October, 1953, pages 175-180. Long, Walter
and Janet. Miss Fanny. Austin, Texas: Walter
E. Long, 1964. Robinson, Admiral Samuel
Murray. A Brief History of the Texas Navies.
Houston: The Sons of the Republic of Texas,
1961. Stephen, Homer. The Frontier Postmasters. Dublin, Texas: The Dublin Progress, 1952.
First Edition.
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12. Compiled by Workers of the Writers’ Program of the Work Projects Administration
in the State of Texas. Texas - A Guide to the
Lone Star State. New York, NY: Hastings
House, 1945. Ford, John Salmon and Oates,
Stephen B. Rip Ford’s Texas. Austin, Texas:
University of Texas Press, 1963. Inscribed to
H. Bailey Carroll by Author and the book is
dedicated to H. Bailey Carroll. Steen, Ralph
W. History of Texas. Austin, Texas: The Steck
Company, 1939.
13. Cravens, John Nathan. James Harper Starr
- Financier of the Republic of Texas. Austin,
Texas: The Daughters of the Republic of Texas,
1950. Jones, William Moses. Texas History Carved in Stone. Austin, Texas: William Moses
Jones Monument Publishing Co., 1958. Signed
and Inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll by Author.
Contains a postcard.
14. Day, James M. and Winfrey, Dorman. Intro
by H. Bailey Carroll. Texas Indian Papers
1860-1916. Austin, Texas: Texas State Library,
1961. Volume 5 out of 5. Inscribed to H. Bailey
Carroll by Author.
15. Gillespie County Historical Society. Pioneers
in Gods Hills: Stories and Biographies. Austin,
Texas: Von Boeckmann-Jones, 1960. Volume I.
16. Almond, Phyllis Whitt and Franklin, Sarah
Oatman. Cobwebs and Cornerstones: A History of Llano’s Business Districts. Llano, Texas:
A Bi-Centennial Project of Junior Woman’s Culture Club, Inc., 1976. White, Gifford and Day,
James M. The 1840 Census of the Republic
of Texas. Austin, Texas: The Pemberton Press,
1966. Inscribed to H. Bailey Carroll’s wife by
Day upon H. Bailey Carroll’s death, noting of it
happening in the last paragraph of the foreward.
17. Buffum, E. Gould with Intro by John W.
Caughey. Six Months in the Gold Mines: From
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56. Braddy, Haldeen. Pershing’s Mission in Mexico. The University of Texas at El Paso: Texas
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60. Bedicheik, Roy. Karankaway Country. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday & Company, Inc.,
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68. Schwettmann, Martin W. Santa Rita: The
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71. The King County Historical Society. King
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80. Tom Green Historical Society. Historical
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86. Arrington, Fred. A History of Dickens County:
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87. Bennett, Carmen Taylor. Our Roots Grow
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88. White, Owen P. Lead and Likker. New York,
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89. Inglis, Jack M. A History of Vegetation on the
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91. Arnold, Oren. A Boundless Privilege. Austin,
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92. Moore County Centennial, Inc. 100 Moore
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93. Fisher, O. C. It Occurred in Kimble. Houston,
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95. Browder, Virginia. Donley County: Land O’
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96. Traweek, Eleanor Mitchell. Of Such As
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98. Casey, Clifford B. Soldiers, Ranchers and
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99. Price, B. Byron and Rathjen, Frederick W.
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101. Hoig, Stan. The Western Odyssey of John Simpson Smith: Frontiersman, Trapper, Trader, and
Interpreter. Glendale, California: The Arthur
H. Clark Company, 1974. Inscribed to Al and
Darlyne Lowman by Author. Contains newspaper clips about Willie Morris.
102. Bush, George W. Decision Points. Certificate
for a personalized book plate signed by President George W. Bush to be included with book.
The Office of George W. Bush will be notified by TSHA of winner’s requested personal
inscription. Book plate will be mailed to TSHA
to forward to winner.
103. Maxwell, Ross A. The Big Bend of the Rio
Grande: A Guide to the Rocks, Geologic History, and Settlers of the Area of Big Bend National
Park. Austin, Texas: The University of Texas
at Austin Bureau of Economic Geology, 1968.
Guidebook 7. Ragsdale, Kenneth B. Big Bend
Country: Land of the Unexpected. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press, 1998.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author. Smithers,
W. D. Chronicles of The Big Bend: A Photographic Memoir of Life on the Border. Austin,
Texas: Madrona Press, Inc., 1976. First Edition.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author. Steele, D.
Gentry. Land of the Desert Sun: Texas’ Big
Bend Country. College Station, Texas: Texas
A&M University Press, 1998. First Edition.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
104. Adams, Verdon R. Methodism Comes to The
Pass: A History of Trinity United Methodist Church of El Paso. El Paso, Texas: Trinity
United Methodist Church, 1975. Signed by Author. Barr, Alwyn; Carlson, Paul; and Carr,
Betty. A Centennial Celebration 1892-1992 of
the First United Methodist Church of Lubbock.
1992. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Authors.
105. Blagg, Dennis. Big Bend Landscapes. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University
Press, 2002. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
Corning, Jr., Leavitt. Baronial Forts of the Big
Bend. Austin, Texas: Trinity University Press,
1967. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author. Contains newspaper clippings about author. Patoski,
Joe Nick. Big Bend National Park. Austin,
Texas: University of Texas Press, 2006. Wauer,
Roland H. Birds of Big Bend National Park
and Vicinity. Austin and London: University
of Texas Press, 1973. Wright, Bill. Portraits
from the Desert: Bill Wright’s Big Bend. Austin,
Texas: University of Texas Press, 1998. First
Edition. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
106. Santleben, August. Texas Pioneer: Early Staging & Overland Freighting Days on the Frontiers of Texas & Mexico. Waco, 1967. Reprint.
Publisher’s copy in brown leather, gilt lettering
& decoration. Inscribed & signed to his son,
book dealer Richard Morrison. 321 pp. Uncut.
Only reprint of the Neal 1910 ed. The most
important account of stagecoach & freighting in
TX.
107. Parker, James W. and Rachel Plummer. The
Rachel Plummer Narrative. 1926. Hardback.
108. Rachael Plummer’s Narrative. Austin: Jenkins
Publishing Company, 1977. Reproduced from
the only known copy. Limited edititon 302 of
400. Signed by Reese and Hanna.
109. Spikes, Nellie Witt and Ellis, Temple Ann.
Through the Years: A History of Crosby County
Texas. San Antonio, Texas: The Naylor Company, 1952. Premiere Edition. Signed by both
Authors. Contains a letter to Al Lowman from
the Authors.
110. Venegas, Miguel. Noticia de la California y de
Su Conquista Temporal y Espiritual. Mexico
City, 1943. Reprint. 2 volumes. Leather. Raised
bands on spine. Colorful title pages. 169, 348
pages. 2 folding maps. Cloth bookmarks. First
attempt at a history of California. Fore-edge of
Vol. I cover darkened. Very good.
111. Bones, Jim. Rio Grande, Mountains to the Sea.
Japan: Dai Nippon Printing Co., 1985. Cool,
Paul. Salt Warriors, Insurgency on the Rio
Grande. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M
University Press, 2008. First Edition. Inscribed
to Al Lowman by Author.
113. Campbell, Harry H. The Early History of
Motley County. San Antonio, Texas: The Naylor
Company, 1958. Contains receipt of previous
purchase.
114. Holt, R. D. Schleicher County, or Eigthy Years
of Development in Southwest Texas. Eldorado,
Texas: The Eldorado Success, 1930. Inscribed to
Al Lowman by Editor.
115. Hazel, Michael V. (Editor). Stanley Marcus
from A to Z. Denton, Texas: University of North
Texas Press, 2000. Signed by Michael V. Hazel
(the editor). Robertson, Jr., James I. Soldiers
Blue and Gray. Columbia, South Carolina: Uiversity of South Carolina Press, 1988. Spiegel,
Joy G. That Haggar Man: A Biographical
Portrait. New York, NY: Random House, 1978.
First edition. Signed.
116. Cavazos, Lauro F. A Kineno Remembers: From
the King Ranch to the White House. College
Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press,
2006. Signed by the Author.
117. Groves, Helen Kleberg. Bob and Helen Kleberg of King Ranch. Albany, Texas: Bright Sky
Press, 2004. Signed by the Author.
118. Ernest O. Thompson Christmas letter.
119. Sherman, TX Cotton Receipt.
120. Macon, N. Don. Mr. John H. Freeman and
Friends: A Story of the Texas Medical Center and
How It Began. Houston, Texas: The Texas Medical Center, 1973. Bates, Jack Ward, Ph.D. The
Story of St. John’s Hospital. San Angelo, Texas:
Mulberry Avenue Books, 1985. First printing.
Weiner, Hollace Ava and Roseman, Kenneth
D. (Editors). Lone Stars of David: The Jews of
Texas. Lebanon, New Hampshire: Brandeis University Press, 2007. In association with the Texas
Jewish Historical Society.
121. Stoecklein, David R. (Photography) and
McLaury, Buster (Text). The Western Horse:
A Photographic Anthology. Helena, Montana:
Stoecklein Publishing, LLC., 1999. Signed by
David R. Stoecklein (Photographer).
122. 5 tintypes.
112. Daggett, Marsha Lea. Pecos County History.
Canyon, Texas: Staked Plains Press, 1984. Two
Volume Set. First Edition.
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123. Big Bend Bibliography. Alpine, Texas: March,
1961. Library, Sul Ross State College.TexasSouthwest Collection. Four Score Years in Jack
County, 1860-1940. Official Souvenir. Bowden,
J. J. Surveying the Texas and Pacific Land Grant
West of the Pecos River. The University of Texas
at El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1975. Collins,
Michael. Cooke County, Texas: Where the South
and the West Meet. Texas Committee for the
Humanities, 1981. Inscribed to Al Lowman by
Author. Dunagan, J. Conrad and Others. Water, Oil, Sand and Sky: A History of Ward County,
Texas. Monahans Junior Chamber of Commerce,
1962. Pingenot, Ben E. Historical Highlights of
Eagle Pass and Maverick County. Sparks Printing Company, 1971. Inscribed to Al Lowman
by Author. Republic National Bank of Dallas.
Texas: From a Republic to an Economic Empire.
Dallas, Texas: The Republic National Bank of
Dallas, 1945. Seale, William. San Augustine
in the Texas Republic. The Encino Press, 1969
(originally). The Genealogical and Historical
Society of Caldwell County. Plum Creek Almanac: Caldwell County, Texas. Fall 2001. Vol. 19,
No. 2. The Genealogical and Historical Society of Caldwell County. Plum Creek Almanac.
Spring 1986. Vol. 4, No. 1.
124. Bryson, Conrey. Down Went McGinty: El Paso
in the Wonderful Nineties. The University of El
Paso: Texas Western Press, 1977. Inscribed to Al
Lowman by Author. Carlson, Paul H. Amarillo:
The Story of a Western Town. Lubbock: Texas
Tech University Press, 2006. Inscribed to Al
Lowman by Author. Green, Bill. The Dancing
Was Lively, Fort Concho, Texas: A Social History,
1867 to 1882. San Angelo, Texas: Fort Concho
Sketches Publishing Co., 1974. Inscribed by
Author to The Texas State Historical Association.
Limited First Edition print of 1000. Kidd, Hari.
Artist at Large in El Paso: 32 Drawings with
Description of El Paso. El Paso, Texas: Lloyd
and Hilda Burlingham, The Mexican Magazine,
August 1940. First Edition.
125. Holden, William Curry. The Espuela Land
and Cattle Company: A Study of a ForeignOwned Rach in Texas. Austin, Texas: Texas
State Historical Association, 1970. Gressley,
Gene M. Bankers and Cattlemen. New York,
NY: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1966. First edition.
Masterson, V.V. The Katy Railroad and the Last
Frontier. Norman, Oklahoma: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1953.
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126. Harper, J. Russell. Paul Kane’s Frontier. Fort
Worth: Amon Carter Musuem. 1971. Leatherbound. Slipcase.
127. exarkana, TX Occupation Tax.
128. Miles, Susan. Fort Concho in 1877. San
Angelo, Texas: The Bradley Co., 1972. First Edition. Signed by Author.
129. Ernest O. Thompon letter to book dealer Morris
Cook.
130. Lay, Bennett. The Lives of Ellis P. Bean.
Austin: University of Texas Press, 1960. Signed
by Author. Paredes, Americo. With His Pistol
in His Hand: A Border Ballad and its Hero.
Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 1958.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
131. United States map. 1848. 4.5 x 7.25 inches.
Colored borders of states and territories. Shows
original colonies’ settlement dates & admission
of other states to 1850. California is last. Texas
is dated 1845.
132. San Marcos Baptist Academy letter, 1893.
133. Henson, Margaret Swett. Juan Davis Bradburn: A Reappraisal of the Mexican Commander of Anahuac. College Station, Texas: Texas
A&M University Press, 1982. Inscribed to Al
and Darlyne Lowman by Author.
134. Haley, James L. Texas: An Album of History.
Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc.,
1985. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author. Contains articles on author and signed ad on book
from author.
135. Nelson, Barney. The Last Campfire: The Story
of Ted Gray, A West Texas Rancher. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press, 1984.
Inscribed to Al Lowman by Subject of Book, Ted
Gray.
136. De Leon, Arnoldo. San Angelenos: Mexican
Americans in San Angelo, Texas. San Angelo,
Texas: Fort Concho Museum Press, 1985.
Madsen, William. The Mexican Americans of
South Texas. New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto,and London: Holt, Rinehart, and
Winston, 1964. Paredes, Americo. Folklore and
Culture on the Texas-Mexican Border. Austin,
Texas: Center for Mexican American Studies,
1993. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
137. Neislon, William Allan; Knott, Thomas A. and
Carhart, Paul W. Webster’s New International
Dictionary of the English Language - Second
Edition - Unabridged - With Reference History
- An Entirely New Book Utilizing all the Experience and Resources of More than One Hundred Years of Genuine Webster Dictionaries..
Springfield, Mass: G. & C. Merriam Company,
Publishers, 1934.
138. Naylor, Isaac. Autograph Letter Signed.
Galveston, 1860. Business leter on blue-line paper. One page. 7.25 x 9.5 inches. Neatly penned
response to a customer who felt cheated.
139. Dobie, Dudley R. Adventures in the Canyon,
Mountain and Desert Country of the Big Bend
of Texas and Mexico. San Marcos, 1952. First
edition. Wrappers. Inscribed and signed with an
extended inscription. 29 pp. Photo illustrated.
140.Neill, A. Autograph Note Signed. 1849. Full
pg sheet with note at top requesting transcripts
of a case he is working on. Neill came to TX in
1836 with company of Mississippi volunteers.
One of original shareholders of Seguin; captured by Woll, sent to Perote, escaped. Served
in CSA Army.
141. Bracht, Victor. Autograph Document Signed.
New Braunfels, 1850 May 27. 1 page 3.75 x 7
inches. Bracht promising to pay Isaac Miller
$75. Endorsed on the back by Isaac Miller and
Robert Miller payment received July 1850.
Brach’s signature is very uncommon.
142. White, James Larkin. Discovery and History
of Carlsbad Caverns. Chicago, 1937. Later
printing (5th). Color pictorial wrappers, picture
is different than on first. Signed by Author.
Signed by Thomas Boles, Superintendant, and
dated 1937. Last year for stats is 1936. Format
a little smaller than first. White, James Larkin.
Discovery and History of Carlsbad Caverns.
Chicago, 1932. First printing. Color pictorial
wrappers, picture is different than later editions. Slightly larger format overall than later
printings. Signed by Author. First year the Park
Service sold his book at his concession stand at
the park itself.
143. Alaska: Its Population, Industries and Resources. Washington, 1884. First edition.Very good.
8th volume of final report on Tenth Census.
144. Proctor, F. C. The Oil Problem. Private Printing, 1927. Energy: Oil & Gas - Books Related
to the Oil and Gas Industry. Catalog #2.
Spring, 1980., Catalog #3. Fall, 1981. Catalog
No. 4. Fall, 1982. Red River Books.
145. Warnock, Barton H. West Texas Flowers.
Midland, Texas: Ray Gwyn Office Supply, 1967.
Signed by Author.
146. Hudson, Wilson M. Andy Adams: Storyteller
and Novelist of the Great Plains. Austin: SteckVaughn Company, 1967. Southwest Writers
Series, No. 4. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
Parks, H. B. Follow the Drinking Gourd. Austin,
Texas: Reprinted from Publications of the Texas
Folk-Lore Society, Number VII, 1928. Shuffler,
R. Henderson. Decimus et Ultimus Barziza. Reprinted from The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, April 1963. Volume LXVI, No. 4.
147. Order of Railroad Conducters of America membership cards
148. Stewart, Rick. Charles M. Russell, Sculptor. Fort Worth: Amon Carter Musuem. 1994.
Slipcover.
149. The Tom Green County Historical Preservation League, Inc. Tom Green County Chronicles of Our Heritage. Abilene, Texas: H.V.
Chapman & Sons, 2003. Volumes 1 and 2.
150. Davis, Dan R. Jr. Prehistoric Artifacts of the
Texas Indians. Pecos Publishing Company,
1995. First Edition.
151. Institute of Texas Culture. The Texians and
the Texans. Books in Set: The Syrian and Lebanese Texans, The Italian Texans(2 copies), The
Jewish Texans, The Mexican Texans,The Indian
Texans (First edition). San Antonio.
152. Hagerty, Donald J. Desert Dreams: The Art
and Life of Maynard Dixon. Gibbs Smith Publisher. First Edition. Limited Edition #257 of
300. Bound in linen cloth, clipcased and signed
by author. Enclosed is a broadside of Maynard
Dixon’s poem, “Totem,” designed, handset, and
printed on fine paper by Karla Elling.
153. United States map. Boston, undated. 7 x 10.5
inches. Annin and Smith. Given the territories
and 23 states listed, probably from 1820s. The
US boundary line in the west seems to reflect
the Louisiana Purchase.
154. Unframed sheet music “Texas Flag Song.”
1903. Copyrighted by the Daughters of the
Republic of Texas.
155. Baumgartner, Dorcas; Foster, William C.;
and Jackson, Jack. Frontier River: Exploration and Settlement of the Colorado River.
Lower Colorado River Authority, June 1997.
Kiel, G. P. A History of Canyon Dam. Seguin,
Texas: Guadalupe County Historical Commission, 1992.
156. 6 postcards: 3 F. Parker, El Paso, Texas. 1 Santa
Fe, NM. 2 unknown.
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157. Compiled by Workers of the Writers’ Program
of the Work Projects Administration in the
State of Texas. Texas - A Guide to the Lone Star
State. New York, NY: Hastings House, 1945.
158. Brown, L.F., et al. Natural Hazards of the Texas
Coastal Zone. Austin, Texas: University of Texas, 1974. 12 pages, 7 maps. Illustated by maps,
photos. Edgeworn & lightly stained. Ex-lib.
159. Borger. A History and the real facts about the
most talked of town in Texas and the Southwest.
Astounding Expose! 100 Pages Illustrated. Duels
to the Death-- Whiskey-- and Beer Lines-- Gambling-- Women of the Evening-- Politics and
Dope. Clip from September 22, 1929.
160. Keil, Robert. Bosque Bonito, Violent Times
along the Borderland during the Mexican
Revolution. Alpine, Texas: Center For Big Bend
Studies, 2002. Occasional Papers No. 7. Kelton,
Elmer. Permian: A Continuing Sage. Permian
Basin Petroleum Museum, 1985. Inscribed to Al
Lowman by Author.
161. Assorted Authors. Buffalo Chip Gazette. El
Paso, Texas: El Paso Corral of the Westerners
International, Fall 1981, Spring 1982, Fall 1982,
Spring 1983. Volume 3, Number 1; Volume 4,
Number 1; Volume 2, Number 3 (Special Book
Edition); Volume 3, Number 2. Fort Concho.
Fort Concho Restoration and Museum Newsletter. December 1971, September 1971, March
1971. March 1972. 3 Newsletters. Priestly, Lee.
Shalam: Utopia on the Rio Grande, 1881-1907.
The University of Texas at El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1998. Inscribed to Al Lowman by
Author. The Gateway Club. El Paso in the Land
of Better Living, At the Cross Roads of the Centuries. El Paso, Texas: The Gateway Club, 1927.
162. Framed 8 1/2 x 11 with three pictures of Texas
Ranger, Nolan Ryan, signed.
163. Binkley, William Campbell. The Expansionist Movement in Texas: 1836-1850. Berkeley,
California: University of California Press, 1925.
Volume 13. Purchase invoice for Al Lowman
included. Owens, Sister M. Lilliana; S. L.,
Ph.D. Carlos M. Pinto, S. J.: Apostle of El Paso.
El Paso, Texas: Revista Catolica Press, 1951.
Contains Letter to Al Lowman from “Carlos”.
164. 6 El Paso envelopes. 100th anniversary Fort
Bliss.
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165. Frantz, Joe B. Borden at the Century Mark.
Winter 1959. Reprinted from The Business History Review. Vol. XXXIII, No. 4. Frantz, Joe
B. Cowboy Philosophy: A Cold Spoor. Urbana,
Chicago, and London: University of Illinois
Press, 1967. Reprinted from The Frontier Reexamined. Edited by John Francis McDermott.
Frantz, Joe B. The Forty-Eighth Annual Meeting of the Mississippi Valley Historical Association. September 1955. Reprinted from The Mississippi Valley Historical Review. Vol. XLII, No.
2. Frantz, Joe B. History Looking Ahead: the
Present and Future of the Texas State Historical
Association. January 1967. Reprinted from The
Southwestern Historical Quarterly. Vol. LXX,
No. 3. Frantz, Joe B. Western Impact on the
Nation. July 1970. Reprinted from The Western
Historical Quarterly. Vol. I, No. 3. Gard, Wayne.
The Fence-Cutters. July 1974. Reprinted from
The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Vol. LI,
No. 1. Gard, Wayne. Retracing the Chisholm
Trail. May 1956. Southwestern Historical Quarterly. Ramirez, Nora. Southwestern Studies:
The Southwestern International Livestock Show
and Rodeo. The University of Texas at El Paso:
Texas Western Press, 1972. Monograph Number
32. Stevenson, Robert M. Southwestern Studies: Music in El Paso 1919-1939. The University of Texas at El Paso: Texas Western Press,
1970. Monograph Number 29. Swisher, John.
M. The Swisher Memoirs. San Antonio: The
Sigmund Press, Inc. 1932
166. I am curious.. Indians. Sources about Early El
Paso Inhabitants. American Society of Civil
Engineers. History of the El Paso Branch, 19501990: Forty Years at El Paso Del Norte, Texas
Section. Brown, Bryan W. Boyhood in Early
El Paso: 1903. Reprinted from PASSWORD - El
Paso County Historical Society, 1970. Calleros,
Cleofas. El Paso’s Missions and Indians. El
Paso, Texas: McMath Co., 1953. Lee, Robert W.
An Illustrated History of El Paso. El Paso, Texas:
El Paso Herald-Post, 1960s. Scarce. MacCallum,
Esther Darbyshire. Impressions of the Stained
Glass Windows in the Church of St. Clement, El
Paso, Texas. El Paso, Texas: McMath Printing
Company, 1948. Limited Print. Martinez, Oscar
J. The Chicanos of El Paso: An Assessment of
Progress. The University of Texas at El Paso,
Texas Western Press, 1980. Monograph Number
59. Inscribed to Al by Author. Smithers, W. D.
Early Trail Drives in the Big Bend. The University of Texas at El Paso: Texas Western Press,
1979. Monograph Number 55. Smithers, W. D.
Circuit Riders of the Big Bend. The University
of Texas at El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1981.
Monograph Number 64.
167. The William B. Bates Collection of Texana and
Western Americana: Catalog of a Second Bates
Exhibition. Spring, 1971. M. D. Anderson Library. University of Houston. Advisor Committee for the Library. ALDVS. July, 1965. Volume
4, Number 2. Frantz, Joe B. The End of a
Myth. June 1964. Signed by Author. From The
Southwestern Social Science Quarterly. Pouncey, Lorene. The William B. Bates Collection of
Texana and Western Americana : Catalog of an
Exhibition at the University of Houston Library.
1965. M. D. Anderson Memorial Library.
179. Vulliamy, Ed. Amexica: War Along the Borderline. New York, NY: Farrar, Straus & Giroux,
2010.
180. American Flag donated by Senator John
Cornyn.
181. Lea, Tom. The King Ranch. Little, Brown &
Co., Boston. 1957. Volume I & II. Hardcover.
168. Connor, Seymour V. History that Will Never be
Repeated –and- The Biography of Don Hampton
Biggers. Lubbock, Texas: Texas Technological College, 1961. Inscribed to Al Lowman by
Author.
182. Little, Carol Morris. A Comprehensive Guide
to Outdoor Sculpture in Texas. Austin, Texas:
University of Texas Press, 1996. Rogers, Lisa
Waller. A Texas Sampler, Historical Recollections. Lubbock, Texas: Texas Tech University
Press, 1998. Signed by Author and Inscribed to
Steve. Thonhoff, Robert H. The Texas Connection with the American Revolution. Austin,
Texas: Eakin Press, 1981.
169. Devereaux, Linda Ericson. The Texas Navy.
Nacogdoches, Texas: Ericson Books, 1983.
183. Four certificates for a round of golf to Fair Oaks
Ranch.
170. Modisett, Bill (Editor). Historic Midland:
An Illustrated History of Midland County. San
Antonio, Texas: Historical Publishing Network,
1998.
184. Hammond, George P. Coronado’s Seven Cities. Albuquerque, NM: United States Coronado
Exposition Commission, 1940. Letter enclosed
from G. C. Dickens, Managing Director of Publishing Group.
171. Frontier Times. Published by J. Marvin Hunter.
Four issues: Vol.5, No. 12, September 1928;
Vol. 7, No. 7, April 1930; Vol. 17, No. 10, July
1940; Vol. 18, No.6, March 1941.
172. Fort Bliss Centennial Souvenir Edition. El
Paso, Texas: The El Paso Times, 1848-1948.
173. Compiled by the Whitehead Memorial Museum and the Val Verde County Historical
Commission. La Hacienda, An Official Bicentennial Publication. 1976.
174. The Grace Museum. The Amazing Grace:
Grace Coffee Shop, 1909-2009. Abilene, Texas:
The Grace Museum, September 2009. First Edition.
175. Charles Robinson III. The Frontier World of
Fort Griffin: The Life and Death of a Western
Town. John H. Jenkins. The Texas Revolution
and Republic.
176. Bancroft, Hubert H. History of Mexico. Vol.
1, 3, 10, 12- 14, San Francisco: The History
Company Publishers. 1886. Re-bound in brown
buckram.
177. Rushing, Jane Gilmore. Starting from Pryon.
178. Fierman, Floyd S. Insights and Hindsights of
Some El Paso Jewish Families. Insights and
Hindsights of Some More El Paso Jewish Families. 2 Book Set. The El Paso Jewish Historical
Society, 1983-4.
185. Dobie, Frank. Legends of Texas. Austin,
Texas: The Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1924. Limited. Vandiver, Frank E. The Southwest: South
or West? College Station, Texas: Texas A&M
University Press, 1975.
186. Gambrell, Herbert. Anson Jones. Garden
City, NY: Doubleday and Company, Inc, 1948.
Signed by Author. First Edition.
187. Norfleet, J. Frank and White, William Frank.
Norfleet: The Actual Experiences of a Texas
Rancher’s 30,000 mile transcontinental chase
after five confidence men. 1924. Hardcover.
188. One Night Stay with Breakfast for Two at the
Bishop’s Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa.
189. Gear, W. Michael. The Morning River. New
York, NY: Tom Doherty Associates, 1996.
Wilkinson, D. Marion. Not Between Brothers.
Albany, CA: Boaz Publishing Company, 1996.
Signed by Author.
190. Baxter, Norman. A Line on Texas. Houston,
Texas: Baxter + Korge Inc., 1972. Signed.
191. 2 certificates valuing $100 for Handwriting
Analysis by Cynthia Buchanan.
192. Steinbeck, John. The Red Pony. New York: The
Viking Press, 1945. In Slipcase. With illustrations by Wesley Dennis.
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193. Lehmann, Herman. Nine Years with the Indians. Von Bookman Co., Austin. 1927. Hardcover.
194. Ransom, Harry Huntt. The Other Texas Frontier. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press.
1984
195. Sonnichsen, C.L. and Morrison, William V.
Alias Billy The Kid. University of New Mexico
Press, Albuquerque. 1955. Hardcover. Dust
jacket. Signed by Morrison.
196. My Fair Lady (With Audrey Hepburn and Rex
Harrison). 2009 Paramount Pictures DVD.
Original Movie from Columbia Broadcasting
Systems Inc., 1964. Won 8 Academy Awards,
including Best Picture. Run Time: 172 Minutes.
197. American Experience (PBS). Reconstruction:
The Second Civil War. DVD - 180 Minutes.
Timeless Media Group. The U.S. Army in Action: From WWI to the Korean War. 2 Disk Set.
DVD Video. Approx.. 240 Minutes.
198. Adams, Willena Casey. Fifty-Nine for Freedom. Austin, Texas: Graphic Ideas Incorporated, 1970. Cousins, Margaret. The Boy In The
Alamo. San Antonio, Texas: Corona Publishing
Co., 1958. Fuermann, George. Houston: The
Feast Years. Houston, Texas: Premier Printing
Company, 1962. Kubaik, Dan. Ten Tall Texans.
Austin, Texas: The Balcones Company, 1985.
Lord, Walter. A Time To Stand, The Epic of the
Alamo. New York, NY: Harper & Row, 1978.
Pape, Donna Lugg; Mueller, Virginia; Karle,
Carol. Texas Puzzle Book. Burnet, Texas:
Eakin Publications, 1981. Syers, William
Edward. Off the Beaten Trail. Waco, Texas:
Texian Press, 1971.
205. Randel, Jo Stewart; Randel, Ralph E. A Time
to Purpose - A Chronicle of Carson County
Volume I, Volume II, Volume III, and Volume IV.
San Antonio, Texas: Pioneer Publishers, October, 1966. Each volume signed by Jo Stewart
Randel. 1st Ed. To Al Lowman.
206. Kilgore, Dan. How Did Davy Die? Texas A&M
Press, College Station. 1978. Second Printing.
207. Brown, John Henry. Life and Times of Henry
Smith, the First American Governor of Texas.
Dallas: A. D. Aldridge & Co., Stereotypers,
Printers and Binders, 1887.
208. Crouch, Carrie J. A History of Young County,
Texas. Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 1956.
209. Sandoz, Mair. The Cattlemen: From the Rio
Grande Across the Far Marias. Hastings House,
New York. 1958. Hardcover. Dust jacket.
210. Hallenbeck, Cleve. The Journey of Flay
Marcos de Niza. University Press, Dallas. 1949.
Hardcover. Dust jacket.
211. Tracy, Milton Cook and Havelock-Bailie,
Richard. The Colonizer: A Saga of Stephen
F. Austin. Guynes Printing Company, El Paso.
1941. Hardcover. Dust jacket.
212. Siringo, Chas A. A Lone Star Cowboy. Santa
Fe, New Mexico: 1919.
199. Gipson, Fred. Fabulous Empire: Colonel Zack
Miller’s Story. Houghton Mifflin Company,
Boston. 1946. Hardcover. Dust jacket.
213. Shaw, James C. North from Texas: Incidents
in the Early Life of A range Cowman in Texas,
Dakota and Wyoming 1852 -1883. The Branding Iron Press, Evanston. 1952. Hardcover.
Limited Edition. #59 of 750 copies.
200. The Lipscomb County Historical Survey
Committee. A History of Lipscomb County.
First Edition, 1976.
214. Boethel, Paul C. On the Headwaters of the
Lavaca and the Navidad. Austin: Von Boeckmann-Jones Company, 1967. Signed by Author.
201. Stearns, Charles. The Black Man of the South,
and the Rebels; Or, the Characteristics of the
Former, and the Recent Outrages of the Latter.
Boston: N. E. News Company, 1872.
215. Dillon, David and Tomlinson, Doug. Dallas
Architecture, 1936-1986. Austin, Texas: Texas
Monthly Press, 1988. Inscribed to Lowmans by
Author. Hazel, Michael V. The Dallas Public
Library: Celebration a Century of Service 1901 2001. Denton, Texas: University of North Texas
Press, 2001. Inscribed to Al Lowman by Author.
202.DeShields, James T. They Sat in High Place:
The Presidents and Governors of Texas. The
Naylor Company, San Antonio. 1940. First
Edition.
203. Gift Certificate for One-night stay in a deluxe
room at the Westin Hotel & Resort.
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204. Muir, Andrew Forest ed. Texas in 1837: An
Anonymous, Contemporary Narrative. University of Texas Press, Austin. 1958. Hardcover.
Dust jacket.
216. Lloyd, Everett. Law West of the Pecos: The
Story of Roy Bean. University Press, San Antonio. 1931. Signed by Author. Hardcover. No
dust jacket.
217. Casey, Dr. Clifford B. Alpine, Texas - then and
now - A Centennial Edition. Limited Edition.
#1379 of 2000.
218. Texas Capitol Ornament 2010.
219. Suhm, Dee Ann. Handbook of Texas Archeology: Type Descriptions. Austin: The Texas
Archeological Society and The Texas Memorial
Museum, 1962.
220. Wright, Solomon Alexander. My Rambles.
Austin, Texas: Texas Folklore Society, 1942.
221. Macon, N. Don. Monroe Dunaway Anderson,
His Legacy, A History of the Texas Medical Center, 50th Anniversary Edition. Houston, Texas:
Texas Medical Center, 1994.
222. Rister, Carl Coke. Border Captives. University
of Oklahoma Press, Norman. 1940. Hardcover.
Dust jacket.
223. Round of Golf for four at Brookhaven Country
Club.
224. Schoelwer, Susan Prendergast. Alamo Images: Changing Perceptions of the Texas Experience. Dallas, Texas: DeGolyer Library and
Southern Methodist University Press, 1985.
225. Best, Hugh. Debrett’s Texas Peerage. New
York, NY: Coward-McCann, Inc., 1983. Haley,
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1993. First Edition.
226. Mellard, Rudolph. Hills and Horizons. San
Antonio, Texas: The Naylor Company, 1940.
Signed-R.B.P.
227. Wharton, Clarence. The Aisle of Mal Hado
and other Sketches: 350 Years of Texas History. Fletcher Young Pub. Co., 1968. Hardcover.
228. Golf for Four (4) at the Creek or The Hills.
Valid for play Tuesday through Friday.
232. One room- two night stay at the Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans (room charges only, excluding Friday and Saturday nights and Special
Events).
233. Baker, T. Lindsay. Lighthouses of Texas. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University
Press, 2001.
234. House, Boyce. I Give You Texas! San Antonio,
Texas: The Naylor Company, 1943. Signed by
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Texas Republic. Austin, Texas: The Pemberton
Press, 1967.
235. Biggers, Don. H. German Pioneers in Texas.
Gillespie County, Texas: Fredericksburg Publishing Co., 1925. Inscribed. Federal Writer’s
Program. Texas: A Guide to the Lone Star
State. New York, NY: Hastings House, 1969.
New Revised Edition.
236. Grisham, Noel. Crossroads at San Felipe.
Austin, Texas: Eakin Press, 1980. Griswold Del
Castillo, Richard. The Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo. Norman, Oklahoma and London,
England: University of Oklahoma Press, 1990.
Kilgore, Dan. How Did Davy Die? College
Station, Texas and London, England: Texas
A&M University Press, 1978. Lanier, Laura
Lewis. All Things Bright And Beautiful. Norwalk, Connecticut: The C. R. Gibson Company,
1993.
237. A Buckhorn Golf Course certificate for a round
of golf for four- car fee required.
238. Boatright, Dobie. Straight Texas. Austin, Texas:
Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1937. Number XIII.
239. Raht, Carlysle Graham. Old Buck and I: A
Cowboy Idyl. Deluxe Edition. Rahtbooks Company, Odessa. 1964. Hardcover. Dust jacket.
Signed by author.
240. Stillwell, Hart. Hunting and Fishing in Texas.
Alfred A. Knopf, New York. 1946. Hardcover.
Dust jacket.
229. Chariton, Wallace O; Eckhardt, Charlie;
Young, Kevin R. Unsolved Texas Mysteries.
Plano, Texas: Wordward Publishing, Inc., 1991.
Cushman, Ralph B. Jesse Chisholm. Austin,
Texas: Eakin Press, 1992. Thompson, Jerry. A
Wild and Vivid Land: An Illustrated History of
the South Texas Border. Austin, Texas: Texas
State Historical Association, 1997.
241. Hill, Kate Adele. Home Builders of West
Texas. The Naylor Company, San Antonio.
1937. Hardcover. Signed by author.
230. McGuire, James Patrick. Julius Stockfleth:
Gulf Coast Marine and Landscape Painter. San
Antonio, Texas: Trinity University Press, 1976.
243. Autographed Military Map of Texas by Commissioner Jerry Patterson.
231. Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Mosses from an Old
Manse. New York, NY: Wiley & Putnam, 1846.
Signed by Guy Bryan (1849). First Edition.
242. A State and Tax Receipt dated 1873 signed by
Sherrif Sul Ross of McClennon County.
244. Sims, Patterson and Surls, James. James
Surls: From the Heartland. Abilene, Texas: The
Grace Museum, 2010.
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245. Kutner, Janet and Sultan, Terrie. David Bates: Paintings from Texas Collection.
Abilene, Texas: The Grace Museum, 2007.
Tobolowsky, George. Form & Substance. The
Art of George Tobolowsky. Abilene, Texas: The
Grace Museum
255. Cuyas, Arturo; Brett, Lewis E.; Eaton, Helen
S.; and Beveraggi-Allende, Walter. Appleton’s
Revised English-Spanish and Spanish-English
Dictionary. New York, NY: Appleton-CenturyCrofts, Division of Meredith Publishing Company, 1962. Fourth Edition.
246. Adlmann, Jan Ernst. Moroles, Granite Sculpture. Herring Press, 2004. Faubion, William.
Treasures of Texas. Dallas, Texas: Morgan &
Chase Publishing Inc., 2008. First Edition.
256. The Dedication of the Lyndon Baines Johnson
Library and Lyndon Baines Johnson School of
Public Affairs. The University of Texas at Austin, May 22, 1971. Book inside envelope cover.
247. Barker, Eugene. History of Texas. Southwest
Press, 1929.
257. The Corpus Christi Caller Times. Sunday,
January 18, 1959. Featuring Tom Lea and José
Cisneros drawings. Diamond Jubilee Historical
Edition.
248. Texas Flag flown over State Capitol, presented
with Certificate of Authentication in House of
Representatives box.
249. The Water-Lily Pond. 10 x 13 No. 1 Oil Painting Reproduction on cardstock with information on back. The Plains of Heaven. 10 x 13
No. 21 Oil Painting Reproduction on cardstock
with information on back. The Grand Canal
Near the Rialto Bridge, Venice. 10 x 13 No. 24
Oil Painting Reproduction on cardstock with
information on back. Mona Lisa. 10 x 13 No.
4 Oil Painting Reproduction on cardstock with
information on back.
250. Texas Almanac. 27 almanacs with miscellaneous years between 1939- 2001.
251. Dobie, J. Frank. Some Part of Myself. Austin
and London: University of Texas Press, 1967.
Webb, Walter Prescott. The Great Plains.
New York, NY: Grosset & Dunlap, 1976. Reprinting.
252. Bannon, John Francis. Bolton and the Spanish
Borderlands. Norman, Oklahoma: University
of Oklahoma Press, 1974: Third Printing. Paredes, Americo. “With His Pistol in His Hand”
: A Border Ballad & Its Hero. Austin, Texas:
University of Texas Press, 1986. Sixth Paperback Printing.
253. Nolen, Barbara and James, Concha Romero.
Mexico is People: Land of Three Cultures. New
York, NY: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1973. Pierson, William W. and Gil, Federico G. Governments of Latin America. New York, Toronto,
and London: McGraw-Hill Book Company,
Inc., 1957.
254. Pamplet Presenting the Spanish Artist Luziano
of Madrid With an Exhibition of His Paintings.
November 1970. Canyon, Texas. Signed by J.
Evetts Haley
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258. Tolbert, Frank X. The Day of San Jacinto.
New York, NY: McGraw-Hil Book Company,
Inc. 1959. First edition. Inscribed by author to
Travis B. Bryan.
259. McKelvie, Martha. Lawman of the West.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Franklin Publishing
Company, 1971. Inscribed by Author.
260. Burke’s Texas Almanac for 1879. Austin, Texas:
Steck-Warlick Company, 1969. Slipcase. A
facsimile reproduction of the 1879 edition with
an introduction by Dorman H. Winfrey.
261. Knight, Oliver. Fort Worth: Outpost on the
Trinity. Norman, Oklahoma: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1953. Inscribed to Al Lowman
by Author.
262. Fisher, Lewis F. Christ Episcopal Church: The
First Seventy-Five Years 1911-1986. San Antonio, Texas: Christ Episcopal Church: 1986. Red,
William Stuart. A History of the Presbyterian
Chruch in Texas. The Steck Company, 1936.
Vernon, Walter N.; Sledge, Robert W.; Monk,
Robert C.; and Spellmann, Norman W. The
Methodist Excitement in Texas. Nashville, Tennessee: The Texas United Methodist Historical
Society. 1984.
263. Abernethy, Francis Edward. Legendary Ladies of Texas: Publications of the Texas Folklore
Society XLIII In Cooperation with the Texas
foundation for Women’s Resources. Nacogdoches, Texas: The Texas Folklore Soceity, 1981.
Horgan, Paul. Lamy of Santa Fe. Toronto, Ontario: McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd., 1975. Biography, Second printing. Rutherford, Bruce. The
Impeachment of Jim Ferguson. Austin, Texas:
Eakin Press. 1983.
264. USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection
Service, Veterinary Services Mailing Tube for
Screwworm Eradication Program.
265. Pikuni and Kainah Tribes of Blackfeet Indians.
Glacier National Park. Waterton Lakes National
Park. 26 prints.
266. Carl Hertzog lecture series. 7 pamphlets by various authors.
267. Elder, Jane Lynn. Across the Plains of Santa
Fe. Dallas, Texas: DeGolyer Library and Southern Methodist University Press, 1993.
268. Russell, Charles M. Good Medicine: The Illustrated Letters of Charles M. Russell. Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma: Double Day, 1966. With an
introduction by Will Rogers and a biographical
note by Nancy C. Russell. Special edition by
the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western
Heritage Center.
269. Who’s Who in Texas: A Biographical Encyclopedia of Interesting Peronalities With a Genealogical Study of Historical Family Records. Dallas:
Complied, Edited and Published by The Who’s
Who Publishing Company.
270. Veterinary Miliary History of the United States.
Chicago, 1935. Volume 1 & 2.
271. Lehmann, V.W. Forgotten Legions: Sheep in
the Rio Grande Plain of Texas. University of
Texas at El Paso: Texas Western Press.
272. History of Freestone County Texas. 1978. Vol. 1
& 2. First edition.
273. Robertson, Pauline Durrett and Robertson,
R.L. Cowman’s Country: Fifty Frontier Ranches in the Texas Panhandle 1876-1887. Paramount Publshing Company, 1981. First Edition.
274. Rakocy, Bill. Images: Paso del Norte. El Paso,
Texas: Bravo Press, 1980. Inscribed to Harwood
Hinton.
275. Timmons, W.H. El Paso: A Borderland History. University of Texas at El Paso: Texas
Western Press, 1990. Signed by Author.
276. Thomlinson, M.H. The Garrison of Fort Bliss.
El Paso, Texas: Hertzog & Resler, Printers,
1945.
277. Keleher, William A. The Fabulous Frontier.
Santa Fe, New Mexico: Rydal Press, 1942.
Inscribed. Second Printing.
278. Eagle Lake Historical Committee. A History
of Eagle Lake Texas. Nortex Press, 1987. First
Edition.
279. Mills, Frank C. History of American Jacks
and Mules. Hutch-Line, Inc., 1975. Signed by
Helen Hall in 1984.
280. Latham, Hiram. Trans-Missouri Stock Raising- The Pasture Lands of North America:
Winter Grazing. Denver, Colorado: Old West
Publishing Company, 1962.
281. McIntosh, Michael. In the Spring Tradition:
The Art of Herb Booth. College Station, Texas:
Texas A&M University Press, 1993.
282. Stewart, Rick. Charles M. Russell: Sculpter.
Fort Worth, Texas: Amon Carter Museum, 1994.
283. Sonnichsen, C.L. Pass of the North: Four Centuries on the Rio Grande. El Paso, Texas: Texas
Western Press, 1968
284. The Nita Stewardt Haley Memorial Library.
The Diary of Michael Erskine. 1979.
285. Texas. The American Historical Society, Inc.
1930. Special Limted Supplement.
286. Holman, William Roger. The Orphans’ Nine
Commandments. Fort Worth, Texas: Texas
Christian University Press, 2007. Signed by
Author.
287. Clayton, Lawrence and Farmer, Joan Halford. Tracks Along the Clear Fork: Stories
from Schakelford and Throckmorton Counties.
Abilene, Texas: McWhiney Foundation Press,
2000.
288. Hjerter, Kathleen G. The Art of Tom Lea:
A Memorial Edition. College Station, Texas:
Texas A&M Press, 1989.
289. Soil Survey Big Bend National Park. Part of
Brewster County, Texas. U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
290. Soil Survey of Harris County, Texas. U. S. Department of Agriculture.
291. Soil Survey of Val Verde County, Texas. United
States Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service.
292. Soil Survey of Reeves County, Texas. United
States Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service.
293. Soil Survey of El Paso County Texas. United
States Department of Agriculture Soil
Conservation.
294. Fort Plans from Southwestern Historical
Quarterly.
295. Buie, Bernard. The Open Range of Sixty-Five
Northwest Texas Counties. County Map.
296. Haines, Francis. Appallosa: The Spotted Horse
in Art and History. Fort Worth, Texas: Amon
Carter Musuem, 1963.
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297. Hine, Robert V. Bartlett’s West: Drawing the
Mexican Boundary. New Haven, Connecticut
and London, England: Yale University Press,
1968.
298. Jussim, Estelle. Frederic Remington, the Camera & the Old West. Fort Worth, Texas: Amon
Carter Musuem, 1983.
299. Crampton, C. Gregory. Standing Up Country:
The Canyon Lands of Utah and Arizona. University of Utah Press, 1964.
300. The Image of America in Caricature & Cartoon.
Fort Worth, Texas: Amon Carter Musuem, 1976.
Accompanying Exhibition Presented at Amon
Carter Museum, Fort Worth; Fort Wayne Public
Library, Fort Wayne; National Musuem of Man,
Ottawa; Musuem of Art, Rhode Island School
of Design, Providence.
301. America: From Amerigo Vespucci to the Louisana Purchase. 1976-1977. An Exhibition at
the Amon Carter Musuem, Fort Worth and The
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, Austin from
the collections of The Pierpont Morgan Library.
302. Future Directions for Musuems of American Art.
Fort Worth, Texas: Amon Carter Musuem, October 22, 1977. A symposium held at the Amon
Carter Musuem of Western Art.
303. Tyler, Ron (Editor). Posada’s Mexico. Fort
Worth, Texas: Amon Carter Museum of Western
Art, 1979.
304. Botkin, B. A. A Treasury of Western Folklore:
Stories, Ballads and Traditioins. Bonanza
Books, 1980. Revised edition. Botkin, B. A. A
Treasury of Southern Folklore: Stories, Ballads, Traditions, and Folkways of the People of
the South. Crown Publishers, 1949. Signed by
Author. Limited edition made especially for the
state of Arkansas.
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305. The Texas Almanac for 1857. Dallas, Texas: A.
H. Belo Corporation, 1966. Facsimile reproduction. Originally published by Richardson &
Co.: 1856. Signed. De Onis, Jose. The United
States as Seen by Spanish American Writer
(1776-1890). New York, NY: Gordian Press,
1975. Second edition. Cultural relations between the United States and the Hispanic World,
Volume One. Originally published 1952. Hogan, William Ransom. The Texas Republic: A
Social and Economic History. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1946.
Signed by Author. Trench, Richard Chenevix.
The Study of Words. London: Macmillan and
Co., 1882. 18th edition. Originally addressed to
the Diocesan Training-School, Winchester.
306. Barker, Eugene C. The Life of Stephen F. Austin, Founder of Texas, 1793-1836. Austin, Texas
and London, England: University of Texas
Press, 1969. Published in cooperation with
Texas State Historical Association. Gambrell,
Herbert. Anson Jones: The Last President of
Texas. Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1948.
307. Jackson, Jack, Robert S. Weddle, Winston
De Ville. Mapping Texas and the Gulf Coast.
College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University
Press, 1990. Manning, Diane. Hill Country
Teacher: Oral Histories from the One-Room
School and Beyond. Twayne Publishers, 1990.
308. Davis, Ellis A. and Grobe, Edwin H. The New
Enclycopedia of Texas. Dallas, Texas: Texas
Development Bureau. Volume III. Davis, Ellis
A., Edwin H. Grobe. The New Encyclopedia
of Texas, Volume I. Dallas, Texas: Texas Development Bureau. Volume I. De Luxe edition.
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309. Krantz, Les. The Texas Art Review. Gulf
Publishing Company in Conjuction with The
Krantz Company Publishers, Inc., 1982. Ladner, Mildred. O.C. Seltzer: Painter of the Old
West. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1980. Russell, Charles M. Good
Medicine: The Illustrated Letters of Charles M.
Russell. Doubleday & Company, Inc.,1966.
310. Holz, Robert K.; Mayhall, Mildred P.; and
Newman, Samuel W. Texas And Its History. Austin, Texas: Graphic Ideas, Inc., 1972.
McDonald, Archie P. In Celebration of Texas.
Windsor Publications, Inc., 1986. Nordyke,
Lewis. The Truth About Texas. Thomas Y.
Crowell Company, 1957. Perry, George Sessions. Texas: A World In Itself. Grosset &
Dunlap, 1952.
311. Letters from Gov. Antonio Martinez to the Viceroy Juan Ruiz de Apodaca. Research Center For
the Arts and Humanities, 1983. Lieberson, Goddard. The Badmen: Songs, Stories and Pictures
of the Western Outlaws from Backhills to Border
1865-1900. Columbia Records Legacy Collection. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
The Alamo Long Barrack Museum. Dallas,
Texas: Taylor Publishing Co., 1986. Compiled
by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
312. Foote, Henry Stuart. Texas and Texans; Or,
Advance of the Anglo-Americans to the SouthWest. Austin, Texas: The Steck Company, 1935.
Volume II. Stigler, W.A. and Tardy, William
T. Workers and Wealth of Texas. Banks Upshaw
and Company, 1931.
313. Gard, Wayne; Krakel, Dean; Frantz, Joe B.;
Winfrey, Dorman; Frost, H. Gordon; and
Bubar, Donald. Along The Early Trails of the
Southwest. Jenkins Book Publishing Co. Inc.,
1969. Kupper, Winifred. Texas Sheepman: The
Reminiscences of Robert Maudslay. Austin,
Texas: University of Texas Press: 1951. Signed.
Morgan, Neil. Westward Tilt: The American West
Today. New York, NY: Random House: 1963.
314. Gambrell, J.B. Ten Years in Texas. Dallas, Texas: The Baptist Standard, 1909. Newton, Lewis
W., Herbert P. Gambrell. Texas Yesterday &
Today. Turner Company, 1949. Rev. Newell,
C. History of the Revolution in Texas. Austin,
Texas: The Steck Company, 1935. Particularly
of the War of 1835 & ‘36. Reproduction of the
original. Steen, Ralph W. Twentieth Century
Texas. Austin, Texas: The Steck Company,
1942. An economic and social history.
315. Women and Texas History: An Archival Bibliography. Austin, Texas: Texas State Historical
Association, October 4-6, 1990. Prepared in
conjunction with Women and Texas History: A
Conference. Crawford, Ann Fears and Ragsdale, Crystal Sasse. Women in Texas: Their
Lives, Their Experiences, Their Accomplishments. Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 1982. Humphrey, Janet G. A Texas Suffragist: Diaries
and Writings of Jane Y. McCallum. Austin,
Texas: Ellen C. Temple, 1988. McAdams, Ina
May Ogletree. Texas Women of Distinction: A
Biographical History. Austin, Texas: McAdams Publishing, Inc., 1962. Weimann, Jeanne
Madeline. The Fair Women. Chicago, Illinois:
Academy Chicago, 1981. The story of The
Woman’s Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago 1893.
316. Goodrich, S.G. A Pictorial History of the
Western World. Hartford, Connecticut: House &
Brown, 1848.
317. Adair, A. Garland and Coats, Ellen
Bohlender. Texas: Its History. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania: John C. Winston Company, 1954.
Signed by Author. Dobie, J. Frank. Tales of
Old-Time Texas. Boston, Massachusetts: Little,
Brown and Company, 1955. Steen, Ralph W.
Texas: A Story of Progress. Austin, TX: Steck
Company, 1942.
318. The Handbook of Texas. Austin, Texas: Texas
State Historical Association, 1986. Volume I.
The Handbook of Texas. Austin, Texas: Texas
State Historical Association, 1986. Volume II.
The Handbook of Texas: A Supplement. Austin,
Texas: The Texas State Historical Association,
1976. Volume III.
319. Under Texas Skies. Austin, Texas: Texas Heritage Foundation, 1947-48. National and State
Constitutions. Volume IV, Numbers 1-3. Castaneda, C.E. The Mexican Side of the Texan
Revolution. Austin, Texas: Graphic Ideas Incorporated, 1970. Jenkins, John H. The Texas
Revolution and Republic. Austin, Texas: The
Jenkins Company, 1986. Material relating to the
period from the beginning of the Anglo-American settlement to the annexation of Texas to the
United States. McComb, David G. Texas: A
Modern History. Austin, Texas: University of
Texas Press, 1989. First edition. Proctor, Ben
and McDonald, Archie P. The Texas Heritage.
St. Louis, Missouri: Forum Press, 1980.
320. Texas: A Guide to the Lone Star State. New
York, NY: Hastings House, 1940. Compiled by
Workers of the Writers’ Program of the Work
Projects Administration in the State of Texas.
Clark, Joseph L. A History of Texas: Land
of Promise. D.C. Heath and Company, 1949.
Barker, Eugene C. (Editor). Readings in Texas
History. Dallas, Texas: The Southwest Press,
1929. White, Owen P. Texas: An Informed
Biography. New York, NY: G.P. Putnam’s Sons,
1945. Signed by Author.
321. University of Texas Bulletin No. 3141: November 1, 1931. Austin, Texas: University of Texas,
1931. Directory of the Main University and of
the Extramural Divisions 1931-1932. University
of Texas Bulletin No. 3612: March 22, 1936.
Austin, Texas: University of Texas, 1936. Catalogue Number; Part IV: College of Engineering
1934-1935 and 1935-1936. With Announcements for 1936-1937 and 1937 and 1938.
322. Harper’s Weekly. TEXAS HAIL-STORM. June
27, 1868. Letter from a friend in San Antonio
describing the storm with two illustrations. “It
was hailing young cannon-balls!”
323. Chocktaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad.
Complete Coupon Bond. 1902. Folio, 4 sheets
bound at top. Consolidated Mortgage 5% Gold
Bond. 3 sheets with 33 coupons each. 6 months
coupons 1902 to 1952. 4 page (bond text) has
fine vignette engraved at top of Indians and
train. Finely engraved ovrall. Unsigned or assigned.
324. Goliad County. Printed and Manuscript Subpoena. Victoria, 1867. 1 page printed and filled in
subpoena for John R. Tally. Printed in blue with
blue Texas star seal pasted on at top.
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325. Gonzales County. Order of Sale: Printed Form
Filled In. Gonzales, 1858. Legal sheet, printed
State of Texas form to the Sheriff of Gonzales County. Order of sale of land in judgment
against Wm. Means. Manuscript notes return of
the writ being returned “the sale being insufficient to make the money.”
326. Book Club of Texas. Broadsides. Various writers. First edition. New Book Club of Texas letter
announcement with announcements of each of
the 3 books included. BOCT newsletters, keepsakes, etc. Cloth clamshell box with paper label.
Corner bumped.
327. Darley and Hall. Engraving: Emigrants Crossing the Plains. NY, 1869. Fine engraving on
heavy stock, hand-colored. Focuses on one family in and around their wagon as part of a train
of wagons. Framed.
338. Magid, Don. Color Print. Young boy holding
dog. Framed.
339. Victory or Death. A reprint of William Barrett
Travis’ Letters from the Alamo. February 24,
1836. Framed and Matted.
340. Tabor, Mike. Bosque County Cowboy. Original drawing 15” x 20”. Done in graphite pencil.
Signed and Dated 1994.
341. Framed Original 2007 Tejano Heritage Month
Poster.
342. Warren, Melvin C. Top Hand of the Cancho.
Print Framed and Matted. 1974. 703 of 750.
343. Reece, Maynard. Covey Rise Bobwhites..
Print. 240 of 950. Image Size: 19” x 32”.
Signed 1977.
328. Mitchell, Augustus. Map of the United States
#5: Including inset of the Gold Region. Philadelphia, 1850. 11 x 17 inch double page map,
colored. Copyright 1849. Printed in 1850 school
atlas. Strip of the bottom of the fold affecting
TX is missing. Inset is 4.5 x 3.25 inch. Framed.
345. Cisneros, José. The Boss. El Paso, 1984. Print.
Stencil drawing.
329. Hudson, W.H. Far Away and Long Ago: A
History of My Early Life. Buenos Aires, 1943.
Introduction by R.B. Cunninghame Grahm.
Printed for members of The Limited Editions
Club. #398 of 1500. Signed by designer and
ilustrator. Cowhide cover.
346. Master Portfolio of Wester Art. Limited edition of 500. Montana Historical Society. Contains prints by Russell, Ralston, Remington,
Schreyvogel, Berninghaus, Johnson, Farney, and
Lea. Collection contains 17 prings, with 7 prints
missing.
330. Heesch, Henry J. Scenic Mexico - A Series of
Original Hand-Colored Photographs. 9 Poster
Prints. 1 signed “Playa Del Hotel Club De
Pesca”, and 8 unsigned Scenic Mexico: Numbers: 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
347. Barbed Wire Display. Three pieces of wire cut
from J. Frank Dobie’s Ranch in Paisano. Two
twisted strand wire with four point “H” barb.
Barb is fastened to one strand with a metal clip.
Patent #205,000, June 18, 1878.
331. Red Grasses and Trees in the Midst. Framed
Print. Signed by Jim Bones.
348. Family Portrait Gift Certificate. Photography
session and 8x10 Portrait. Exquisite family
portrait created in beautiful outdoor areas such
as Ft Worth Botanic Gardens, Trutle Creek in
Dallas, or The Dallas Arboretum. Deliverd to
your home.
332. Paisano Cabin. Framed Print. Signed by Jim
Bones.
333. Mist On Barton Creek. Framed Print. Signed
by Jim Bones. Published in Texas Heartland, A
Hill Country Year. Copyright 1975.
334. Ace’s Hoss. Scott Cherry. 1991. Horse statue.
#51 of 100. Erickson, John R. Ace Reid: Cowpoke. Perryton, Texas: Maverick Books, 1984.
Signed by Ace Reid.
335. Toro Caliente. Tom Lea print. Framed. Signed.
Slightly damaged and scratched from broken
glass.
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337. Dufurrena, Linda. The Mustangs. Photograph. Framed and Matted.
336. Trail Herd. Tom Lea print. Framed. Signed.
Slightly damaged and scratched from broken
glass.
344. Holman, Barbara. Original Framed Watercolor. Cowboys, Larry McMurtry quote from In
a Narrow Grave.
349. Family Portrait Gift Certificate. Photography
session and 8x10 Portrait. Exquisite family
portrait created in beautiful outdoor areas such
as Ft Worth Botanic Gardens, Trutle Creek in
Dallas, or The Dallas Arboretum. Delivered to
your home.
350. Beasley, Gertrude. My First Thirty Years. The
Book Club of Texas, 1989. Unsplit pages, with
instructions on how to open the book enclosed.
Limited Edition reprinting of 500. Afterward by
Larry McMurtry.
351. Hammer, Laura V. Short Grass & Longhorns.
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1943.
Inscribed to Jack Shaw by Author.
361. Taylor, Virginia H. The Spanish Archives of
the General Land Office of Texas. Lone Star
Press, Austin. 1955. Hardcover. No dust jacket.
352. Bryan, Sidney W. The 18 Ranch, Colorado
Cattle Co. 1881 - 1973; A Lifetime in West
Texas. Feather Press.
362. Morelock, Horace Wilson. Big Bend Panorama: Observations, Speeches, and Reflections
of a Pioneer College President. The Naylor
Co., San Antonio. 1953. Hardcover. Dustjacket.
353. Texas State Historical Association E-Books. 16
Cotton Rider series titles in e-format. E-reader
not included. Winning bidder must have or create an Amazon account.
354. Real Estate Gift Concert Land Distribution
at Houston, Texas. December 21, 1874. Two
tickets, oblong 16mo. Fancy decorative woodengraved tickets printed in rose and black with
lone star and ornate typography, both with red
ink stamp (Gift Concert, Houston, Texas). Ticket
No. 79,574 signed on verso by Isabelia Rone,
Care Dr. J. W. Brown, Caney, Matagorda, Texas;
Ticket No. 79,576 signed on verso by L. A. McIntosh, Waterville, Wharton Co. Very unusual
and fun Texas ephemera, relating to a Houston
get-rich-quick scheme.
355. Unframed Graphic from “Harpers Weekly”.
Subject: Mission San Jose, San Antonio, Texas.
Circa 1880.
356. Dozier, Otis; Leeper, John Palmer. Otis Dozier:
A Portfolio of Six Paintings (Blaffer Series of
Southwestern Art; II). Austin: University of
Texas Press, 1960. 6 Color Illustrations
357. Framed Platinum Print, “Lorelei’s Boot’s”.
Signed and numbered. Image from the book,
Don’t Make Me Go to Town: Ranchwomen of
the Texas Hill Country. Includes copy of the
book signed by author Rhonda Lashley Lopez.
358. JoJo and Duddi Collectable First addition El
Camino Real De Los Tejas Louisiana/ Texas
coin. Hand crafted Premium Texas Flag Collector Box with 4 bags of handmade cookies
with zero preservatives. Johnson, Jodi. Exploring the El Camino Real De Los Tejas with JoJo
and Duddi. Children’s book. Signed by Author.
Includes music CD of original music. Written,
illustrated, and printed in Texas. Johnson, Jodi.
The Marvelous Adventrues of JoJo and Duddi,
in Texas. Children’s book. Signed by author.
Written, illustrated, and printed in Texas.
363. Waugh, Julia Nott. Castro-Ville and Henry
Castro Empresario. Standard Printing Company. San Antonio. 1934.
364. O’Connor, Kathryn Stoner. Presidio La
Bahia del Espiritu Santo de Zuniga 1721
to 1846. Von Boeckmann-Jones Co., Austin.
365. Copeland, Fayette. Kendall of the Picayune.
University of Oklahoma Press, Norman. 1943.
Hardcover. Dust jacket.
366. Johnson, Merle. High Spots of American
Literature. Bennett Book Studios, New York.
1929. Limited Edition. #287 of 750. Bound in
three quarters Turkey Morrocco. 367. Hell from Heaven Men 43-4.
368. Sabin, Edwin L. With Sam Houston in Texas.
J.B. Lippincott Co. at the Washington Square
Press, Philadelphia. 1916. Hardcover.
369. Hathcock, Louise. Legends of East Texas.
Naylor Co., San Antonio. 1957. Hardcover.
Dust jacket
370. Raht, Carlysle Graham. The Romance of
Davis Mountains and Big Bend Country: A
History. Rahtbooks Company, El Paso. 1919.
Hardcover
371. Adair, A. Garland. Under Texas Skies. American Historical Memorial Association, Austin.
1946. Pamphlet.
372. McCarty, John L. Maverick Town: The Story
of Old Tascosa. University of Oklahoma Press,
Norman. 1946. Signed by Author. Hard cover.
Dust jacket.
373. Kramer, Paul. The Providential History of the
State of Texas. 2006. Paperback. Kramer, Paul.
The Providential History of Carrolton/Farmers
Branch. 2007. Paperback.
359. Sonnichsen, C.L. Roy Bean Law West of the
Pecos. The MacMillan Company, New York.
360. Raht, Carlysle Graham. The Romance of
Big Davis Mountains and Big Bend Country.
Edition Texana. Rahtbooks Company, Odessa.
1963. Hardcover. Dust jacket. Signed by author.
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