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Another fascinating tale for all ages from Paul Goble.  Superb illustrations and gentle writing:  Traditional Native American Thoughts about Nature...

Dobie was all Texas.  As the intro flap to the book says; :Born in 1888, J. Frank Dobie grew up in the bleak, South Texas brush country when the op...

Reprint of a 2004 Keynote address given by West at the 15th Annual Mari Sandoz Heritage Society Conference.  32 pages including introduction.  Appa...

An unheralded military hero, Charles Young (1864–1922) was the third black graduate of West Point, the first African American national park superin...

Jack was an actual expert in the history, the manufacture and the kinds of barbed wire used to tame the western US. His publications are all throug...

Plains Indian Life in 1837.  The early art of Alfred J. Miller with descriptive notes by the artist.   Miller was one of the handful of artists tha...

By Don Hampton Biggers    Two Frontier Accounts. Newspaperman Don Hampton Biggers witnessed the last years of the West Texas frontier and grew intr...

A small - 53 page self reflective book by a guy I would like to meet.  Picked it up because of the obvious and enjoyed both his experiences and his...

A western spin on the "Night before Christmas" by one of our friends and customers.   He has long had a passion for poetry that lead into song writ...

Edited and with an Introduction by WIlliam W. Savage, Jr. University of Oklahoma Press, 1975   Hardcover; used An excellent and insightful read.   ...

Historical Archaeology of the Royal Buffalo Hunt. D. Scott, P. Bleed, S Damm   University of Oklahoma Press, 2013 An excellent (what else to expect...

Technical pamphlet:   Connor, Seymour V. and Skaggs, Jimmy M. As best I can tell, it is a reprint of a report in the 1950 Panhandle-Plains (Museum)...

This is one that I have not spent time with personally, but was recommended to me to add to the library by someone I know knows their "stuff".  The...

By Joan Carpenter Troccoli Beautiful works beautifully copied here.  Catlin is, by far, my favorite early American Western artist.  His simplicity ...

1996 by David L. Wilson Good research info on "collectables" of the American West  Being almost 30 years old the values are, of course, old.  Does ...

One of a series done by the Smithsonian, this one in 1979.  Starts with the 7000 BC and covers the various Navajo Pueblos, the Hopi and Zuni ... in...

Full title is "Hunting Trips on the Prairie and in the Mountains". It is Part II of Hunting trips of a Ranchman" by Roosevelt Fair condition, with ...

Kokopelli, the mysterious, humpbacked flute player of the American Southwest, has been a sacred figure to Native Americans since prehistoric times....

The diary of Mary Ann Elizabeth Rodgers - and English Girl in Minnesota - New Yeovil, Minnesota, 1873.  Pretty stark and very historically correct....

Technical publication:  Number 8  Research Reports in Archaeology - Contribution 4 The 1977 season at the Garnsey Site 1978. John D. Speth and Will...

Photographs and stories behind them; vignettes and some very simple glimpses into Ms. Sandoz's life.  Complied by her sister and published by the M...

Not even sure where I got this gem, but with Harold Bugbee illustrations (including the cover piece) and J. Evetts editing.  Some good pieces insid...

Another early PP gem with Harold Bugbee illustrations (including the cover piece) and J. Evetts editing.  Some good pieces inside.  If you are inte...

Trew, himself a true son of the Texas Panhandle (See "History of the Trew Ranch -1876-1949 etc." was captivated, as so many here are, by Bugbee.  B...